additionally, i do want to note oca found we mistakenly forward to include the (inaudible) though inour evaluation our initial evaluation in fact should have been recommended. so, we have amended the resolution to reflect these two changes. if i'm not mistaken i believe these are substantive changes that may require the item to be continued. >> question to the city attorney. are these substantive changes? >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. the addition of the neighborhood periodical but removing wind journal and replacing would be. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you chair ronen and director for the explanation and the update on this somewhat complicated matter, and i just wanted to make sure i'm understanding, because i have some conflicting information. so, the amendment would add the wind newspaper-would retain world journal as the community outreach periodical for the chinese community, but also add the wind as a second one, is that correct? >> no, actually, oca can only recommend the highest scoring proposer, and so that is why we are retracting our recommendation for wind journal

last week, oca spoke to the additional items in the severed resolution, clarifying their designationen for outreach to the chinese community and also adding potrero that should have been in the eastern neighborhoods. in the resolution brought back to budget and finance today, i propose one additional amendment and that would be including world journal as a neighborhood newspaper allowed by the ordinance to ensure neighborhoods are more thoroughly covered, specifically the port la district and the sunset district. and these contracts awarded to periodicals for certain communities are clusters of neighborhoods are similar in monetary value. so colleagues, i have, i think you received a copy of the additional amendment that introducing today that again, would add world journal to be the neighborhood outreach periodical for the portico neighborhood and sunset neighborhood and yeah. so, i urge your support on this. i'm happy to answer questions. >> okay. sorry, so we're going to have a different periodical to be the main advertising vehicle for different neighborhoods? >> yeah. so, again,

additionally, i do want to note oca found we mistakenly forward to include the (inaudible) though inour evaluation our initial evaluation in fact should have been recommended. so, we have amended the resolution to reflect these two changes. if i'm not mistaken i believe these are substantive changes that may require the item to be continued. >> question to the city attorney. are these substantive changes? >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. the addition of the neighborhood periodical but removing wind journal and replacing would be. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you chair ronen and director for the explanation and the update on this somewhat complicated matter, and i just wanted to make sure i'm understanding, because i have some conflicting information. so, the amendment would add the wind newspaper-would retain world journal as the community outreach periodical for the chinese community, but also add the wind as a second one, is that correct? >> no, actually, oca can only recommend the highest scoring proposer, and so that is why we are retracting our recommendation for wind journal

last but not least, the recovery bond develops the oca bonds have been able to provide $190 million forhe department of public health toe expand behavioral health sites as well as bed capacity. i wanted to talk a bit about some key city partnerships because sometimes this gets lost with we talk about the funding. but there has been a lot of work in the last particularly four or five years as we created this new department of homelessness. it's allowed us to really work across the city throughout all of the agencies to really sort of thoughtfully leverage funding. that started back in 2018 with the whole care initiative. this was a medical waiver pilot program. thrks ch was the lead agency but it's been a partnership with dos and hsh. we were able to leverage 200 million in federal and local funds. the goals were not toanl provide new services, but to really create a system of care and better data and partnership integration within the city. to improve not only the quality of heat care and clients' well-being to make them more efficient health system but also a recognition that housing i

radicalize hundreds of phases if not millions of americans with respect to this violent extremism that the oca increase? >> it's a significant challenge. hundreds agencies have assessed the way social media works it can accelerate from being radicalized to mobilize to suggest exposure to online content that can happen at such aio quick pace individuals are radicalized quickly in ways that are difficult to detect consuming this by themselves or in small groups. >> with respect to the attack am i correct that there were several organizations that played a r prominent role in the horrific events of that fateful day? >> individuals that identifies themselves as members of the groups you mentioned were present and many have been charged in an indictment here in washington, d.c. including two separate indictments that charged the crime of seditious conspiracy. >> is it fair to say how the boys are increasingly targeting people within law enforcement personnel or in some cases people within the military or former military personnel? >> we certainly look whether individuals in the groups espouse those

additionally, oca does agree with the bla's recommendation and we have made a change to the resolutionindicate the retroactivity of the contract. >> thank you. mr. minard or ms. campbell. i'm not sure who is addressing this one? >> thank you, chair preston. this resolution approves an amendment to the city's existing agreement with recology for the city's refuse collection. it extends the existing agreement by two years from june 30th of this year to june 30th of 2024. and then increases not to exceed by $24 million. we worked with the office of contract administration and agree with the current, not to exceed amount in the resolution and you know, the rates are, no longer formally referenced, uniform commercial rates are based on those rates and they escalate over, you know, over the next contract year by regional inflation. i just also, you know, we're recommending number one, as just mentioned, an a memberedment to the agreement -- an agreement, to the resolution to clarify it's retroactive so the board knows that when they're voting on it. i want to say when we're considering this

additionally, oca does agree with the bla's recommendation and we have made a change to the resolutionindicate the retroactivity of the contract. >> thank you. mr. minard or ms. campbell. i'm not sure who is addressing this one? >> thank you, chair preston. this resolution approves an amendment to the city's existing agreement with recology for the city's refuse collection. it extends the existing agreement by two years from june 30th of this year to june 30th of 2024. and then increases not to exceed by $24 million. we worked with the office of contract administration and agree with the current, not to exceed amount in the resolution and you know, the rates are, no longer formally referenced, uniform commercial rates are based on those rates and they escalate over, you know, over the next contract year by regional inflation. i just also, you know, we're recommending number one, as just mentioned, an a memberedment to the agreement -- an agreement, to the resolution to clarify it's retroactive so the board knows that when they're voting on it. i want to say when we're considering this

alexandria oh because no cortez sent out a tweet -- representative alexandria oca -- cori bush sayingreme court will not stop. even though they arrested us we will not stop agitating for justice." you can see some of those tweets protesting the decision on roe v. wade yesterday in front of the supreme court. you can find that on the various twitter feeds. west virginia, democrats' line. caller: i think every american male should give dna to a massive database so if any female is abused she has regressed. any man married or unmarried, their wages should be taken from them to take care of that child until that child turns 18. this is in order to help women who now carry the burden for having a baby. host: scott in buoy, maryland -- bowie, maryland. this morning i am looking on my feet -- caller: this number i am looking online feed and seeing a number of black males were killed and they are posting video of it. police kill other groups but they do not show police killings of other races. they have been able to desensitized society when it comes to black males and they do it on constantl

and sunset beacon as outreach newspapers for the richmond and sunset districts that would be good if oca could work on that for next year. the bay area reporter seems to not be providing papers in the sunset district these days. it would be nice if they could improve their distribution. the examiner, by comparison, in item 4 is readily available in racks throughout the city and it would be nice if they could also distribute the friday very thin edition, not just downtown, but also in the neighborhoods. and the chronicle, much to my chagrin, raised the daily price to $3 and disabled their racks in the sunset district recently. so it's only available in stores. which is very hard to get the chronicle and there's some advertising that i believe that is required to be in consecutive days in the chronicle and that's very difficult for citizens to -- >> your time is up. >> clerk: i do apologize for cutting anyone off but we are instructed that we are timing all public comment to one minute today on all items. ms. anos, thank you much. madam chair, there are no more callers. >> supervisor ronen