on that. >> chair melgar: miss orth? >> thank you, supervisor preston. i just wanted to clarify that, you know, the timing of needing the cash to finance block four is a little bit away. you know, we are not at the point of needing this tomorrow. we are in the process of negotiating that d.d.a., and we will have the cash within 30 days of that d.d.a. goes into effect, but then, there's a lot of things that need to get done on the complex closing of a tower, a separate project, separate ground floor amenities. it's a complicated project, so it will likely take a year or more from that d.d.a. before we get to the financial closing. we have no need of the cash if we have the letter of credit. from our perspective, it is the same. we have put requirements in the d.a. and the letter of credit as to the credit worthiness of that provider. that satisfies our need. we do not see any risk in not having the cash versus the letter of credit allows us to do everything we need to to move that project forward, and what the structure d

on that. >> chair melgar: miss orth? >> thank you, supervisor preston. i just wanted to clarify that, you know, the timing of needing the cash to finance block four is a little bit away. you know, we are not at the point of needing this tomorrow. we are in the process of negotiating that d.d.a., and we will have the cash within 30 days of that d.d.a. goes into effect, but then, there's a lot of things that need to get done on the complex closing of a tower, a separate project, separate ground floor amenities. it's a complicated project, so it will likely take a year or more from that d.d.a. before we get to the financial closing. we have no need of the cash if we have the letter of credit. from our perspective, it is the same. we have put requirements in the d.a. and the letter of credit as to the credit worthiness of that provider. that satisfies our need. we do not see any risk in not having the cash versus the letter of credit allows us to do everything we need to to move that project forward, and what the structure d

so let me start with miss orth through the chair. was the oceanwide view under transbay, was that under ociis jurisdiction? >> no, supervisor, it was not. >> supervisor peskin: okay. thank you. clearly, i'm supposed to ask questions that i know the answer to, so i will stop at that line of questioning. so relative to a letter of credit, what's the l.c.s worth? what's the cost, miss orth or mr. faulkner? 1% of its face value? maybe less? what's its worth? >> i would defer to the developer on that question. >> hi again. cameron faulkner. it's usually market based, but a good estimate would be 1% of face value to carry that letter of credit. >> supervisor peskin: i think i just mentioned that, so that seems like the industry standard. and what happens in a letter of credit -- or let me ask you this in a different way: are they ever litigated when the payor does not want to pay, where the bank is instructed by the payor not to pay? >> this is cameron. this was a question for me, supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: it could be to mis

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so i did have a question of miss orth or maybe mr. foster. so if this were not to have the complication between two different agencies -- city plans and ocii -- if -- city planning and ocii -- it was just an off-site deal, we would require the certificate of occupancy at the same time, right? so i'm wondering, you know, like, what -- why we structured the deal this way? i mean, i think just to -- this may be where supervisor peskin was going. it seems if it were just under the jurisdiction of the planning department, there would be an incentive to do it together, but because there's two more jurisdictions, it gives folks more flexibility, which may be what supervisor peskin is trying to get to, which is we would get something in return. >> certainly, chair melgar. i can answer that, and nick, if i miss anything, please feel free to jump in. i think certainly when you might have seen this project at the planning commission, it was exactly that: an offsited project that would have required the t.c.o. before satisfying the requirement on the don

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of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine could have far reaching consequences the country's immunization orthe already pointed to a safety alert raised this week by the norwegian medicines agency after 4 health care workers suffered serious blood clotting events within 14 days of receiving the astra zeneca jab denmark and iceland have raised similar concerns with the ripple effect extending to bulger area and as far afield as thailand the irish move was described as precautionary we will continue to monitor the situation and if we can be satisfied that these events are coincidental and not caused by this vaccine we will reassess the situation the u.k. based astra zeneca has defended its vaccine saying that safety data collected with 17000000 doses administered so far shows no evidence of increased risk of palmeri embolisms or thrombosis pending further investigation the european medicines agency says the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the risks and the world health organization says it's rollout should continue it really doesn't mean that it is potentially unsafe it is been tested widely now

saturday is the first day of astronomical spring, orthe the first day of astronomical spring, or the equinox, so it's when the sun and the earth's equator are directly pointing at each other, so we had the first day of meteorological spring on the 1st of meteorological spring on the 1st of march, this is the proper one, as some would consider. so, saturday, it starts off with temperatures around 11—13 c. again, a lot of cloud. the hint of a weather front in the north perhaps bringing some spots of rain to scotland but broadly speaking it's that area of high pressure over us, thejet stream is way to the north sending the unsettled weather in the direction of iceland and scandinavia. quite unsettled in the mediterranean too. but this summary really tells you the story. look at these weather icons, for example in cardiff, cloudy, cloudy, cloudy, and temperatures around 11—13 . so very little change on the horizon. that will be cloudy then! a reminder of our top story. the health secretary has insisted all adults in the uk will get their first covid jab by the end ofjuly despite a delay

much focus both on public debate, actually, and then also in this report on the individual prejudice, ortheals do matter, but we work and systems, and we work off of histories and we work off of logic that is built up over time, and that is part of a problem. we need to be understanding this structural, as being structurally produced. because if we always boil it down to the individual, we end up losing that this is about power more broadly in society and notjust about a few bad apples making bad decisions are doing bad things. it's much broader than that. i am with maya. sometimes people obsess about language, and then they miss the really critical issues. we know language is important and being addressed properly. it think the criticism about bame, and this has been kicking around for five or six years they have had problems with it. the notion being that it's not specific enough. so organisations or companies can say, oh, yeah, we are really great on bame, but it doesn't actually determine whether black people or asian— people or asian people, does it include polish _ people or asian peo

name was jodi orth. i can't help but think about the covid patients.. those who scream at you for doing magic medicine and joe biden is going to ruin the u.s.a. all for gasping for breath on 100% vape poe therm. they call you names and ask you why you have to wear all of that stuff because they don't have covid because it's not real. did you encounter that anti-covid denialism around the country? are there places in particular, if you encountered it, where you encountered it? >> i've been mostly in the thick of it. my patients are usually intubated and the family members that i talk to are the ones that are -- i'm talking to family members of the dead people, people that are going to die and it's deeper than what people can imagine. looking at it through the eyes of a health care worker, you won't see the truth. >> yeah. it is terrifying and, you know, thank you for all that you've done, for your service as well, but also for your service to the country in trying to get this thing to end. grover street, thank you very much. really appreciate you poweri

stories i hear from our young interns about professors who talked openly about the idiocy or the racism orthe white supremacy of conservatives . how it's nearly impossible for these things to even challenge that assertion because they worry that to do so will then label them a white supremacist. they describe professors who have no qualms at allabout bringing their politics into the classroom . equally sad in this story is i hear from friends who find out as soon as they send their children off to college they become indoctrinated and start spouting leftist talking points. many of us feel one of the great lessons of this shutdown is the fact that we got time with our kids that would not have otherwise had. my husband and i discussed it's been nearly a year with our college age son. i'm not sure he thought living at home was a blessing but we certainly did yet we shouldn't have to rely on a global pandemic to have children brought into our sphere of influence this must change. as professor ellis pointed out to me there was a time when sending kids off to college was a very big deal . any paren

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i'm sally orth interim executive director of ocii, i'm joined by nick poster from the -- foster fromthe planning department as well as the project sponsor team. i have a brief presentation described the redevelopment plan variation for the transbay parcel f project. i will summarize project matters before you today. give me a moment to pull up that presentation. it does seem to be allowing me to share my screen. there it is. now i am. give me one moment please. can you see my screen? >> clerk: yes. >> thank you. supervisors, the parcel f project is located in zone 2 of the transbay redevelopment project area shown here in the map in the upper left. the project is in the red parcel next to the transit center. zone two is the light gray portion where projects under the jurisdiction of the planning code rather than ocii. below the map is large site plan of parcel f. to the right is an illustration of the building elevation. the proposed project is a 61-story mixed use building comprised of 165 residential condominium and approximately 276,000 square feet of office space and a pedestrian

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orthe can carry on opening up here at home?rseas in the summer, but my worry is that if we open up too quickly, we could then be seeing, if these south african variance or similar come in, and all of a sudden the vaccines are much less effective, you might see the virus spreading more readily and really putting the vulnerable much more at risk, and then as you said, sadly, possibly, another lockdown later in the year. i want to avoid that, i very much want us to be on a i—way route to freedom, as it were, as the government has stressed. i think with international travel, if we do that too quickly wish that we could be jeopardising that too quickly wish that we could bejeopardising data. that too quickly wish that we could be jeopardising data. i mentioned on social media — be jeopardising data. i mentioned on social media last _ be jeopardising data. i mentioned on social media last night _ be jeopardising data. i mentioned on social media last night that - be jeopardising data. i mentioned on social media last night that we i

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or the orthe ice, i or the ice, i suppose, the impacted snow.. those conversations continue today. all we can hope to offer is just that, that onus to keep going. you know, it wasn't a straight change here in the uk, it took over a year of work for my parents and the other campaigners from dunblane to get the changes that were needed. anything that you can bring from what we've done and the changes that we've made, please take it. two years ago, our beautiful son joachim was shot and killed. taking that inspiration isjoachim's parents. their son's murder in the us has galvanised them with big—name supporters. so let's all get together and defeat gun violence before gun violence defeats us. listening to jack, they say, motivates them. knowing that this is possible, in other latitudes, in other nations, i have to bring that knowledge here and i'm receiving that energy from jack every time i speak to him. the prime minister said the tragedy shocked the world and remains raw. he says his thoughts are with dunblane. sentiments echoed by scotland's fi

. >> i think you can go with the inspirational route orthe informing route . we have one book, breaking bread with the dead and i think that is something that informing oneself about what the nature of this ideology is, it's a great book aside from john's book is james lindsay's co-authored book. he goes through each great disability and shows how he reads socialist ideology has distorted our -- [inaudible] >> john, do you have a recommendation? >>. [inaudible] >> i'd suggest that but then i thought you might think i was trying to get a good grade in your class . >> my book is likely to dissuade people not to go to college . these books about not going to college, what you can do. [inaudible] at least in the short term and obviously i gave my life to it but i'd rather see people get on their way trying to frustrate which they can do and study american history as it was written, that's still available and can have tremendous effect without the expense or torrent of conservative thinkers or ordinary thinkers, or certainly radicalleftist thinkers . you won't get