prior to joining the alliance, ms. brown worked as an independent adviser to nonprofits, foundations and social enterprisees. without objection, the witnesses' written statements will be made part of the record. ms. gunder, you are recognized. ms. gunder: i'm the mother of two children who last summer had five weeks of canceled. [indiscernible] >> and increase by one-third by 2050. the system is part of the solution. it deeply vulnerable to see the impacts of cultural change and have declined 21% due to changes in climate. due to this critical role and i encourage and perhaps even adding it. one oven overlooked is climate. [indiscernible] one key climate leader said time is more important. new is good but now is better. and solutions are better now. and they are fume and methane and get critical. [indiscernible] >> that is essentially what is happening across the country today. 35% of food in the u.s. goes uneaten and $400 billion average family of four spends $2,000 and how that dropped grocery bags to food insecure america

. >> thank you, ms. brown. >> members of the public, if you have any information about this murder, please call the tip line, 575-7544. >> next item. >> consent calendar. >> receive and file. action) - sfpd sb 1421 & sb 16 monthly report - dpa sb 1421 & sb 16 monthly report - sfpd family code 6228 quarterly report, 1st quarter 2022 - sexual assault evidence kit “saek” semi-annual report, january 1 june 30, 2022 - police commission disciplinary actions report, 2nd quarter 2022 >> thank you, commissioners. any request to agendaize any of these items? none, okay. >> sergeant? >> i just need a motion and second. >> i will make a motion to accept. >> can i get a second? >> i will second. >> thank you. >> if anyone from the public would like to comment on the consent agenda, please press 3 starting now. >> there is no public comment. >> on the motion, commissioner walker, how do you vote? >> aye. >> commissioners, [roll call] >> >> you have 7 yeses. >> item 3. >> chief's report (discussion) - weekly crime trends and

. >> thank you, ms. brown. >> members of the public, if you have any information about this murder, please call the tip line, 575-7544. >> next item. >> consent calendar. >> receive and file. action) - sfpd sb 1421 & sb 16 monthly report - dpa sb 1421 & sb 16 monthly report - sfpd family code 6228 quarterly report, 1st quarter 2022 - sexual assault evidence kit “saek” semi-annual report, january 1 june 30, 2022 - police commission disciplinary actions report, 2nd quarter 2022 >> thank you, commissioners. any request to agendaize any of these items? none, okay. >> sergeant? >> i just need a motion and second. >> i will make a motion to accept. >> can i get a second? >> i will second. >> thank you. >> if anyone from the public would like to comment on the consent agenda, please press 3 starting now. >> there is no public comment. >> on the motion, commissioner walker, how do you vote? >> aye. >> commissioners, [roll call] >> >> you have 7 yeses. >> item 3. >> chief's report (discussion) - weekly crime trends and

brown: thank you, professor. miss bronner? ms. brunner: chairman brown, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on how renters and communities are impacted by the housing market and how institutional investors are changing the landscape of single-family housing in hamilton county. i the president and see oh of the cincinnati development authority. -- ceo of the port of cincinnati development authority focused on mending real estate to promote job creation, hone ownership, and equitable development, guided by the belief that real estate should work for everyone. we focused on the acquisition and rehabilitation of for -- blighted commercial and residential properties to provide housing options across multiple price points salting in the revitalization of neighborhoods. we operate in the hamilton county land bank return vacant properties back to productive use and since 2012 we have successfully sold more than 1000 properties. since 2015 the residential program has gated more than 100 new and market ra

ms. keaton, members of morris brown ame for welcoming us tonight.

ms. keaton, members of morris brown ame for welcoming us tonight. hopefully we will have another chance to hear the choir. thank you all. it is so nice to be back together and have an opportunity to discuss things that matter in this community and discuss how we can make them better, and i want to thank -- i hope you have had the opportunity to get some of the food that was served up outside by, first of all, morris brown member reggie simmons cooking up a lot of the sides, and then we had ben connell come down here from south carolina. he is so committed to what the foreign means and what is doing. he is a lawyer in kershaw county and he drove down here and cooked the chicken and sausage for us, and he didn't just cook it. he donated time and all of that food and that is a commitment to the community and we thank you so much, my friend, ben. i want to thank some other people while we get started, make sure i get these sponsors right. dominion energy, el hoppa foundation, the joanna foundation, the federal bar foundation, marin, marvell, bradley and

ms. keaton, members of morris brown ame for welcoming us tonight. hopefully we will have another chance to hear the choir. thank you all. it is so nice to be back together and have an opportunity to discuss things that matter in this community and discuss how we can make them better, and i want to thank -- i hope you have had the opportunity to get some of the food that was served up outside by, first of all, morris brown member reggie simmons cooking up a lot of the sides, and then we had ben connell come down here from south carolina. he is so committed to what the foreign means and what is doing. he is a lawyer in kershaw

ms. marvel" comics for the first time. and i was like obsessed with her. i was like, "how did she get a job at marvel comics and be brown ] me being like 15 years old but yeah, i was obsessed with her. and now six years later i'm here talking about "ms. marvel. and she's here too somewhere >> seth: she is. she's backstage. it was nice to see her again but again, i think this is the part that's so sweet obviously you cared about this comic book and now you're playing marvel's first muslim superhero and she's a teenager and you're a teenager and i can't even imagine -- also you're a comic book fan -- of what this whole process was like, ending up with this part >> my life is overwhelmingly good right now [ laughter ] >> seth: that's good live it up there's no reason to be shy about it [ cheers and applause is it true, were you the kind of person who you did spend your allowance on comic books >> all $20 >> seth: 20 bucks? >> yeah. >> seth: is that a good allowance these days because i have to start figuring out -- >> no, i had to make an excel spreadsheet and talk to my parents. i'm like look, these are my expenses as a 1

ms pelosi is expected to visit the demilitarized zone later today before heading to japan. let's talk to professor kerry brownlau china institute at kings college london and author of xi — a study in power. really good to have you with us. i wanted to start by asking you what your take is on these live fire drills by china, according to our correspondent in beijing these are unprecedented scenes. how concerned are you that this action will escalate?— are you that this action will escalate? ~ , _, . escalate? well, extremely concerned. who can be relaxed _ escalate? well, extremely concerned. who can be relaxed about _ escalate? well, extremely concerned. who can be relaxed about this - who can be relaxed about this happening? china is now a very powerful military power. it doesn't have combat experience but it certainly has the ability to move towards this sort of aggression and bullying. it has given china i suppose an opportunity to really have a test of what might be possible. in that sense, the nancy pelosi visit was an opportunity and it's one that the chinese people's liberation army and navy are taking