we cannot wait to have you on board. >> spectacular job resilience. behalf of all of the flight controllers around the world, welcome aboard as we embark on a seven crew station. more milestones ahead for this station. >> with that, ground will be enabling hard-line power and calm connection shortly. you are go to dock your suits for decimal 012. we will configure video to go external momentarily and we will let you know when it is ready. >> okay, spacex. we copy. four .-dot 012. standing by for the cameras. >> cameras are external. >> dragon copies. >> we saw some celebration aboard crew dragon once it was confirmed heart capture was complete. dragon was attached to international space station. an amazing amazing reminder, just how important it is, and how international the international space station is. words from soichi noguchi, the first international partner to fly aboard a commercial crew vehicle from the expiration agency. >> what an amazing, amazing journey this has been. i can't believe they are there now, officially docked to the space stati

also john howland was a servant of the governor on board the ship and he has amazing stories. he fell overboard during the 66-day crossing of the atlantic, but managed miraculously to grab a rope and pulled himself back on board. if he had not done that, george w bush and george bush would never have existed because they are descendents of john howland. the relatives and descendents, if we can make avatars tell their story, how fantastic that would be? so we are going into the stern of the ship. that structure was designed to pull in wires and rope and secure secure the ship and various pieces of cargo coming onto the ship. the main deck here is where you have the steerage office. that is a capstan. you can see the stick on the left. that was a small stick that controlled the rudder, the steerage of the ship. then you have the captain's cabin, obviously the best cabin on the ship. he had his own little bed. this is where we believe that mayflower compact and which bradford had a large hand, when you see the picture they are signing the compact before they set sail to provincet

or what to dots with the passengers on board the speedwell who were obviously not going to travel on the speedwell . some of them want back home, some went to holland, and some got on the crowded mayflower. it would have been an unfamiliar and alien place from those people who came from a [indiscernible] background. >> how long had most of them been away from england before they set sail? prof. stone: many years, many years. they had tried to escape england and james the first once before but were captured and brought before the king and were chastised. then they managed to get away to lyden a few years and after that were people like william brewster, and william bradford, and other guys, who are very -- who were very passionate, very staunch practitioners of the puritan faith. so they were led back into england by james the first, who then gave them his blessing to get them out of the country. he said they could go to the new world. they could go to the americas. thatding, i think he said, they carried themselves respectably. they were in and out of england and then down to the shi

and latinos on boards is even more dramatic. riking to me is i'm here in california 40% of the population is latino. but california-based dmpz compa don't have anywhere near that representation on their boards tell me why you're publishing this scorecard now and what you hope to achieve with it? >> jyou're absolutely right. numbers don't match up considering that california is the most diverse state in our country. look, we started tracking earlier this year how latinas and women of color were doing in california since 826 was enacted. this was, as you mentioned, the law that required women on boards what we found back in march is all of the women appointed to california-based company boards, 78% were white and only 3.3% were latinas in a state where we compromise 40% of population. people may not know that latinos outnumber and are the largest demographic in california. again with, 40% so 36% so it's a very big disparity and that is why we are launching -- we launched the california board room equity scorecard today. in addition

there were three astronauts already on board, four joining astronauts already on board, fourjoining themallowed to reveal them? you will hear it as it gets closer to docking. when they come aboard, there will be a couple of speeches, and exchange of gifts, stuff like this. and thenjust exchange of gifts, stuff like this. and then just get to work. it is the beginning of the day, the work day, and besides that, a lot of them have done it long durations on board so they are not rookies oi’ board so they are not rookies or new to this was not the only one who would be new to this whole aspect would be victor so they might have some jokes about, he will move differently to the others because this will be his first time because of it ta kes be his first time because of it takes about a week or two to get your space legs down and i am sure he will do it quickly but it is always fun to watch that new person go through that process of learning. we are just seeing the live pictures of the docking now. there must be informal rituals as well. ranks allowed in space? 0h, ra nks ranks allowed in spac

we know that there were one baby brown board. there was one person had died. we know john hogan had in front of the boards. we knew that the main theme would have split during the most difficult storms. fortunately, they had a jacks group, they were able to put the b back and keep it intact. if that had gone, the whole ship would have been compromised. there were all kind of events, and hardships of being stuck in that tiny area. the seat sickness would have been her about this, the hygiene would have been horrendous. and again, it is very it is very glamorously portrayed. glamorously portrayed now when you see the pilgrims kneeling and praying next to plymouth rock, but they must have been so glad to get off that ship. really, they must have been glad. >> the mayflower project isn't actually your first foray into recreating historic ships. how did you get started in that? >> roughly about 6 years ago, it was undertaken as a labor of love for a ship museum in hastings on the south coast of england. we put together a project to build a 3d version. the fact we we

shortly after docking, we will do the standard leak checks and then we will have a welcome ceremony on board. that will be about two and half hours after docking. this week, we have been doing a lot of discussion on orbit today, keeping them up to speed with the preparations. they are excited and ready to have new crewmembers on board. this vehicles also bringing approximately 240 kilograms of pressurized cargo to enhance what we are doing on board the international space station. with these four crewmembers, adding to the three crew members on board, we will have a total of seven iss crew members. stay,ill be a long-term and they will return in april of next year. we look forward to having -- increasing the amount of science and exploration we do for the artemis program and future programs. we also, this year, our celebrating 20 years of continuous human presence on board the international space station. setng those 20 years, we the standard for international cooperation. but we keep learning. we learn every day. nasa, with american industry, has developed these commercial vehicles that wil

coming up where the spacex falcon 9 rocket will lift off a short time from now with four astronauts on board. this launch was supposed to happen yesterday but the weather didn't cooperate. we'll keep you updated. for now the countdown is still on. >>> let's go to the white house with cnn's jeremy diamond. it's been a week and a day since the election was called. it did not go how president trump had hoped. even now he's still telling his supporters that they're still in this race. what's his explanation? >> you know, ana, there was a brief moment where the president seemed to acknowledge reality with two words, he won, referring to joe biden's victory last week, but then it was back to the sea of misinformation we have seen so ofsh from this president and his twitter feed. the president saying he won, but then adding that joe biden only won this election, claiming falsely, because this was a rigged election. and then the president in a follow-up tweet a couple of hours later saying he will not concede this election, saying, i concede nothing. and that was very clear as the day continued to g

that's my job here on board. the majority of the crew works unpaid in exchange for learning how to sail. they also want to support a movement to change. global trade change starts with a small group of people who others dismisses dreamers. and we don't mind being perceived as such, but increasingly, people are starting to take us more seriously. this sale powered freight transport really a viable alternative for the future. most shipping companies, both at the wrists, they all have the deadline pressure. everything has to be somewhere at a certain time and nobody has the time to wait for the goods to arrive a little later. nowadays, everything has to be delivered just in time, just in time for that. but everything is slowly getting underway. when power is say, it's an expensive feel, research his are looking for ways to combine both in a hybrid vessels that will be able to sailing goodwin's and use their engine in calm conditions. the other 2, it can transport 114 tons of cargo on this run. it's mainly coffee and

crew on board "falcon 9." stage one is preparing to throttle down.s is in preparation from m max-q. there's the call out for throttle down. the vehicle is traveling at 262 meters per second. >> "falcon 9" is supersonic. >> there's the callout that "falcon 9" is supersonic. >> there's that callout. "falcon 9" has passed through max-q. >> we've entered stage one bravo. that's going to take them through the end of the first stage burning just before second stage activates off the coast of north carolina. t-plus 1:40 into flight. that call is under way. the merlyn vacuum engine. >> with the callout, similar to what we saw in the first stage, the second stage engine being prepared for its ignition in 30 seconds. we're a half a minute way from three quick events in rapid succession. we're going to get cutoff, the engines will throttle down and shut down. we're going to get stage separation. >> stage one throttle down. >> and ignition of the second stage engine. we begin the throttle down in preparation for satage separation. >> stage separation confirmed.

the 3 americans and one japanese astronaut on board will remain at the lab orbiting until next springone of the astronauts on board is from california commander, victor j glover junior, he is from pomona in los angeles county and he will be the first black astronaut to move into the space station for a long haul. well that was amazing to it was we want to check in on what's happening here on the ground. >>and our kron 4 meteorologist lawrence, i know you love talking about rain boy we've got a lot of it on the way catherine we're going to see nice storm rolling through tomorrow, it's going to be gusty be careful out there on the road through season, the heaviest rain we've seen so far this season coming through the bay area. so talk more about that in a moment right now it's just gorgeous out there looking from berkeley see couple high clouds above to see the moon. >>out there as well kind of a quiet night on what was a fantastic day temperature wise for these numbers are something else how about oakland today checking that 75 degrees 74 in san jose 67 limb or 69 degrees in concord an

it's a different dynamic on boarding someone you've never met. your managers is not interacting with on a daily basis and the challenge that you have typically when you land in the middle, as you and i have both said the cubical farm and you don't know how to do a certain process, you turn to the person next to you. you don't have that at this point when you're working remotely. you don't know the people that you work around. you don't know who else to call on the team that would be able to help you in the process. you don't know your manager and your manager doesn't know you. what lessons have you learned at this point, and i would be interested if you have specific ideas on this issue about on boarding, mentoring, helping people in the earliest days to be able to be a productive valued part of a team, what lessons that you've learned in this because if we're going to start hiring people no matter where they live, then we're going to have that take what we learn during this time period and accelerate that in a broader perspective. anyone can answ

stage one propulsion is nominal. 30 seconds in to this historic mission flying crew on board dragon and falcon 9. stage one is preparing to throttle down. this is in nba preparation for max "q" which is maximum arrow dynamic pressure. >> stage one throttle down. >> there is the call out for that that rat think down. >> power and telemetry continue to be nominal for the vehicle, now traveling at 262 meters per second. >> falcon 9 is supersonic. >> there is that call out that falcon 9 is supersonic and we'll be passing through mix "q" here shortly. the largest strut structural hold during ascent. >> max "q." >> that is thras call out that falcon farred through max "q." >> one paragraph so. >> and we have just entered stage one bravo aboard mode taking them through the first stage burning before second stage accuracy t straights off the coast of north carolina. >> traveling 709 meters per second. that call m vac chill is under way. the merlin vacuum engine. >> with the call out of m vac d chill, similar to what we saw in the first stage merlin engines the second stage engine being prepared

shortly after docking we will do the standard checks and then have a book ceremony on board that will be about two and a half hours after docking. this week, we have been doing a and keepingssion them up to speed on the launch preparations. they are excited to have some new crew members on board. it is also bringing in approximately 240 kilograms of pressurized cargo to enhance what we are doing. these four crewmembers, adding to the three onboard will have a total of seven iss crewmembers. this vehicle will stay up there for long-duration increments and return in april of next year. we will look forward to having the extricate the on board which will allow us to increase the science development and expiration we do. are also celebrating 20 years in continuous human presence on board the international space station and we have set the standard for international cooperation and operations but we keep learning and we learn every day. with american industry has developed these commercial be that allow us to bring more people to the international doce station and allow us to more signs at

it's a different dynamic on boarding someone you've never met. your managers is not interacting with on a daily basis and the challenge that you have typically when you land in the middle, as you and i have both said the cubical farm and you don't know how to do a certain process, you turn to the person next to you. you don't have that at this point when you're working remotely. you don't know the people that you work around. you don't know who else to call on the team that would be able to help you in the process. you don't know your manager and your manager doesn't know you. what lessons have you learned at this point, and i would be interested if you have specific ideas on this issue about on boarding, mentoring, helping people in the earliest days to be able to be a productive valued part of a team, what lessons that you've learned in this because if we're going to start hiring people no matter where they live, then we're going to have that take what we learn during this time period and accelerate that in a broader perspective. anyone can answ

the engines on board the u boat 61 let off a lot of. rease inside the boat there was something called boat sweat, literally constant station would be on the boat and it would get on the men's clothes, it would get in their clothes, their body, everything. the first thing they did when they got on board the campana was they look for so, the gossip they try to clean themselves off, and they also look for anything of intelligence value, and they detonated the ship and sink. it at that point, the men, including james, were brought on board. six of the men brought on board u both 61. the man is a remarkable figure. he speaks english, he begins to question james, and here's a meeting of two men, they both become, i wouldn't say that there is a friendship forms, but there's a mutual respect that is formed including respect with the clues. his crew and his men enter with the men in the u winter. if you've ever seen that movie dost boat, it's a world war two version of a u boat undersea. this is a world war to both of what james goes through. the

even before we entered world war i, there was a decision made to bring naval guards on board the ships to arm them with typically 5 inch guns and give the merchant ship a crew of about 15 naval personnel. these are known as naval guards. one of those individuals was james delain any. he was a tough irishman from boston, massachusetts. his body was inked with the ships he served on. he had been serving since 18. his life was the navy. he was given command of a naval gun crew on the merchant ship. their journey in 1917, in the summer of 1917 was actually going pretty well until mid summer and they were making their way back to the united states and all of a sudden a torpedo nearly hit the ship. it was then quickly followed by artillery fire. the men manned their guns and began to respond. u boat 61 was crewed by an expert. diekman, his name was, lieutenant captain diekman who had sunk nearly 40 nay have ships from the allies, at this point. and now his prey was the u.s.s.compana. they started to fire bonn the u-boat. but victor diekman was quite knowledgeable on these affairs and sunk ma

and the men brought the casket on board the u.s.s. olympia, and the olympia made the voyage across the ocean, the atlantic, to the washington navy yard, where right here at the pier, it's still here. pier is still here on the washington navy yard where, on november 9, the eight body bearers assembled, and they removed the casket. the picture on the -- the photo on the jacket is this exact moment that i'm describing. the casket was greeted by the body bearers, general pershing, president harding, and other dignitaries, and it was brought to the rotunda where it lay in state. and then on november 11, the same day that the war to end all wars ended, november 11, the body was removed by the body bearers, placed on the same caison that carried president lincoln, and they made the journey on foot to arlington national cemetery. and here, in this procession, was a remarkable procession. all of the medal of honor recipients from world war i were there. the men, many of the civil war veterans that had received the medal of honor were present, w

when the crewed dragon spacecraft docked, one of the astronauts on board is victor glover. hern california man will become the first black astronaut to complete a long-term mission on the iss. >> i don't have any idea why it may have taken this long, but those kinds of things can be challenging. it is important to have kids who look like me or look like i looked when i was younger see someone that they can relate to that way. >> see that family picture? four daughters too. >> there you go. well, there's four seats on board that spacecraft, so >>> well, the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thanks for watching. news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. have a good night. the following is an important paid program about humana medicare advantage prescription drug plans, sponsored by humana. life keeps changing, and so do you. but as your lifestyle evolves, is your medicare plan keeping up? does your healthcare company treat you as an individual, or a number? a humana medicare advantage plan may save you money. many cne

have lift off of the space crew dragon spacecraft from the kennedy space center, four astronauts on boardhe international space station for a six-month stay, the first crew rotation flight on a u.s. spacecraft. the astronaut named their dragon capsule resilience given all the challenges of 2020. there is vice president mike pence who is representing the white house as that ship heads to the heavens. let's bring back tom jones, former nasa astronaut. that thing just jumped off the launchpad, is that the improvement in rocket boosters, isabella lighter ship, why does it seem to get off the ground so much faster. >> the falcon 9 has 1.7 million pounds of thrust, the shuttle weighed a lot more, there are about equal in terms of acceleration and i imagine a pilot mike glover, he's having a heck of it experience as a rockets through the first stage in the first stage will be md of oxidizer in ship over to the second stage and try to recover the first stage on a barge on the florida coast. a little different from the shuttle we used to recover by parachute, this booster lands tail first. jon: be

we have four astronauts on board. hopkins and shannon walker and soich soichi noguchi. while they did have a test mission this summer, this is now a real mission. this is a six-month mission to the international space station. the faa and nasa have certified this rocket and this spaceship to fly at 7:27 p.m. as we look at this. when it lifts off the pad, that rocket will generate 1.7 million pounds of dust. spacex has a phenomenal record going into this. leroy will back me up. as you listen to the voice of mission control at 7:27, you want to listen to for max cue at a certain point. you will hear the word "max cue," that's discussing the maximum amount of stress on the rocket that it experiences in a lift off. then you are going to hear mico, main entrance cut-off. this is very much down to the decimal of accuracies and pinpoint precision and it is about to go off here. again, spacex mission nasa crew. >> leroy, tell us what's going through the minds of those astronauts right now? >> right now they're very excited, o

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many of the passengers and journalists on board were bloggers invited to cover the week long trip. >> the ship had a very rigorous testing schedule, more rigorous than what some of the big lines are planning to do when they come back in a few months. >> it's just so disappointing that this has happened because everybody had their hopes up high, and we can't see anything more that they could have done. it's just such a horrible virus. it just gets everywhere, even with the constant testing. >> the ship's owner says the sea dream one has returned to barbados for more covid testing

that's my job here on board. the majority of the crew works unpaid in exchange for learning how to sail. they also want to support a movement to change. global trade change starts with a small group of people who others dismisses dreamers. and we don't mind being perceived as such, but increasingly people are starting to take us more seriously. is sale powered freight transport really a viable alternative for the future? most shipping companies, both at the risks they all have the deadline pressure. everything has to be somewhere at a certain time and nobody has the time to wait for the goods to arrive a little later. nowadays, everything has to be delivered just in time, just in time for that. but everything is slowly getting underway. when power is say, it's an expensive feel. researches are looking for ways to combine both in a hybrid vessels that will be able to sailing goodwin's and use their engine income conditions. the up until it can transport 114 tons of cargo on this run. it's mainly coffee and cocoa.

that's my job here on board. the majority of the crew works unpaid in exchange for learning how to sail. they also want to support a movement to change. global trade change starts with a small group of people who others dismisses dreamers and we don't mind being perceived as such. but increasingly, people are starting to take us more seriously. this sale powered freight transport really a viable alternative for the future. most shipping companies bulk of the risks, but they all have the deadline pressure. everything has to be somewhere at a certain time and nobody has the time to wait for the goods to arrive a little later. nowadays, everything has to be delivered just in time like that. but everything is slowly getting underway. when power is saves on expensive, feel. research has, are looking for ways to combine both in a hybrid vessels that will be able to sailing goodwin's and use their wind power as saves on expensive feel. research has are looking for ways to combine both in a hybrid vessels that will be ab

otherwise that's right you say she's the progressive candidate that they brought on board earlier i believe jeff and simon said that biden was the pick of the democratic party but naturally we saw a heated race between multiple democratic candidates before it was confirmed that joe biden would be the person that they would field against donald trump i mean do you. you think kamel harris this is a question to you now stacey do you think of bringing harris on board with something that satisfied the left wing of the democratic party who saw joe biden as a continuation of the democratic establishment and not left enough on some of the policies that they wanted to see i would say yes and also no no in regards to because she did work as a prosecutor and so there was this feeling that maybe she would be too pro police so she really had to go out and share her history share what her thoughts were for the country and then people opened up to it progresses and more centrist in the democratic party and they rallied around her she was a smart candidate she was. she's a strong woman and just if

could you talk about what it means to have that extra crew member on board. what does that mean for the rest -- research potential coming up and maybe beyond as you travel more often? >> one of the cool things about having the commercial crew program is we are able to double the amount of crew tended sites and research and technology development. so with three crew members we were averaging about 35 hours a week of science and research. ,ith the fourth crew member that time is dedicated to science utilization and research of 70 hours. we will be able to do 70 hours with four members. ust sets the standard for for the next years as we continue to develop the international space station and allow us to do not only the research we have, but technology demonstrations that would help us in the arts program. follow-up we have a next from business insider. we do have time for a couple of follow-ups. if you have another question, you can press star one again, but trying keep it short. >> thanks for taking another question. kathy orhis is also to for anybody else who c

some 25 million americans descend from the pilgrims on board.ncluding at least nine presidents. >> that's something had that many people can take rightful pride in. that is part of their background and history. it does not reflect everyone's story. >> event organizers are careful to call it a commemorate, rather than a sell bagz. there are members uneasy about the partnership. this marks the anniversary of the day of mourning. when indigineous people gather to honor their ancestors and mourn their past. if you look at our things. it would look like probably a -- what you would see is different, and so, we give thanks for our ancestors ability to persevere, instead of every obstacle that they have faced. so that's, that's what we give thanks for. >> nancy chin, plymouth, massachusetts. two weeks after the death of f l offal -- alex trebek, they are auditioning new hosts. >> it's been 16 years since ken jennings first took jeopardy did i storm. >> ken? >> who is the skipper. >> he went on a record breaking run. winning $2 million. >> you were a ex

are americans like me to take this on board? i think like me to take this on board?on board? i think a lot of them will. they're still those who are very doubtful about vaccines in general and a lot of conspiracy theories continue to rage in that regard. but many will take to heart the word of the health worker who has personally said that he will be taking the vaccine when it becomes available. but, this is the time of conspiracy theories raging on all sorts of things in the united states, not least to do with the election and its outcome. so, there will be a lot of people saying that i do not believe it is safe and there will also be a lot of people who will be very relieved to get the chance to ta ke relieved to get the chance to take it, i think. and of course, the distribution come next year could be hampered by a lack of a transition period. that is right and joe biden spokesman makes that point today, reiterating that point today, reiterating that point today that they are making claim that they need to get access to information and need to talk to people in o

i'm on the board of the community benefits district, which has been around nine years. i think i'm being reappointed to the city hall preservation advisory commission. in the years that i have been on the commission, we've been involved with all sorts of issues leading to maintenance of the building, and we've appeared a couple of times before the capital improvements committee to advocate for additional funds for things. all the money that was spent on rehabilitating the building did not include moneys to fix the dome windows, which continue to remain an outstanding issue and, at some point, could blow in. in terms of what i -- what my goals are, it is to fulfill the original purpose of the -- of the legislation, which is to keep the building in excellent shape, in the same shape as it was when it opened in 1996, to make the building as welcoming to everybody as possible, and as supervisor stefani knows, we have a tremendous amount of weddings that go on in there, and we need to make sure that everybody feels comfortable in all aspects of the building. and thirdly, i ha

request a continuance of that legislation for at least one week at the full board. i'm saying that now here publicly to make the commitment known to all. before concluding, colleagues, i just want to extend my thanks to the committee and all the staff who have worked on a proposal to get us to this point. everyone who participated in the zero emissions building task force and my colleagues on the team and i want to extend a huge thank you to the climate emergency coalition and earth justice and the two dozens environmental organizations who championed this effort from the beginning and remind us every step of the way of the dire emergency of the climate crisis that continues to unfold around us. with that, colleagues, i am hopeful and would request that you would be able to forward this legislation to the full board with positive recommendations today. >> chair: thank you, supervisor mandelman. can you character the sera club organizati organization. can you speak to that? >> i believe the sierra club are in support of just transition and would want to see this board

now on board the dragon spacecraft. the call out you just heard ground loading, letting the crew know that helium loading is going on the vehicle right now. so as i mentioned, the astronauts are listening to this right now as part of their training in the simulator we can give them the playback of sound that we recorded during recent flights and they had a discussion with bob and doug after their flight who related what their night experience was like earlier this year. out on the eastern range we hear they are green and ready to go. no problems and go for launch. finally the weather as i mentioned a while ago, it's actually improved during the day we are down to 20% probability of violation. the biggest thing we are watching is just in case in these last half hour, if a rain shower might spring up within a mile or two of the launch pad. but currently, the rain looks like it's holding off. upper altitude winds are good and ground wind light. we have an instantaneous launch time. at this point if we hear a hold for any re

there were 157 people on board the ethiopian airlines plane. their relatives want their photos put on display in order for the victims not to be forgotten i one of them yasser i saw left behind an entire family and his 3 daughters now have no father. the entire in your august family was killed including 3 children thanks. another victim larry philip was just 28 years old. i. saw him going to the market was a sunday like any other. we were looking for want of the spring and everything beyond the house turning green again and then the phone rang it has to be good and then what you believe it was her partner on the phone and i thought what's he calling about he's never called before. the 1st few minutes he couldn't get a word out and then he said marie had been on the plane in. sounds. on from those found in stores it was a business trip she worked for it god and in east africa they're responsible for bringing countries together to collaborate on resilience to drought and she had a meeting their mentor for you know most of all i admired how she alw

the crew was on a routine mission in southern sinai and we also understand that there were nine on boardeight lost their lives. one has been evacuated for medical treatment. this peacekeeping force is a multinational e. it has been formed as result of the peace treaty signed by egypt and israel. it is meant to monitor the boers between egypt and israel. laura: thousands of people are fleeing ethiopia's province as the conflict between the federal army and forces enters a second week. amnesty international says it has evident that hundreds of civilians have been killed. our senior africa correspondent reports. >> is ethiopia on the cusp of civil war? these are federal forces. a bitter follow-up between the national and the leaders of this region has descended into confrontation. this is the airport. it led ethiopian for three decades. they have called for talks but the national government says it is past that point. >> we have come here with high morale since we heard about this. we are determined that this force has to surrender or be destroyed. whatever it is. >> little is known about t

there are a couple supervisors on the board interested in the reports on a regular basis. we collect from all 500 of these follofolks. hopefully not too many to get the report but it is important and people are interested in it. the collaboratives. a lot of good issues regarding sros. the conversation yesterday was a multi-million dollar report on sros and homelessness published on the coalition on homelessness website. an oversight committee is established for prop c from last year which was the new funding for the programs to help people. this are expecting assistance from the federal and state level so people can make their rent. a few outliers there is not an exodus from the sro like we have seen around town. they are mostly pretty full. that is the report on the sros. >> commissioners. >> thank you. >> any public comment be on item 6? >> no public comment. >> next is item 7. director's report. a. update on the d.b.i.'s finances. >> good morning, commissioners, deputy director of building inspection. i will share the october 23, monthly report. this is the october mont

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