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reading from her book, carolyn pearson says at the beginning -- >> gerald shown, that's the best way can describe him. he shone. >> reporter: he told carolyn about his feelings for men and his past before they married but she chose to stay believing his resolve that marriage would make gerald straight. in the book she writes of gerald's coming out. >> gerald slowly took his hands from his face and looked to them, then looked at me. if i could solve the problem by cutting off these hands, i would do it. this is not just a physical thing. it involves all of me, all of my personality, all of my identity, even all my spirit. >> reporter: they tried but the marriage ended. gerald moved to the castro, eventually contracting aids. ♪ in this very spot, where carol lynn plays mormon hymn "oh my father" gerald died in the home of his children. >> at 1:30 in the afternoon, on july 19th, gerald stopped breathing. i was holding his hand. you can fly now, gerald, i said. oh, gerald, now you can fly. ♪ >> you still walk these floors at night thinking about t don't you? >> so many wonderful, young m

hurts on their faces and they just made a past at hazlehurst has come from the neighboring village of pearson. today he visited one of his counterparts, a catholic priest who has to hold 12 funeral services for children in the next 2 days. in his eyes, the perpetrator was still a child himself. the lotus almost good, looks good bumper. sometimes there are no values. and young people find the wrong answers to their problems with wonderful them. i persona, we're very close to this community. there are people and family members from my village, strong ties to this one. so the trudging hit is hard, heavier where grieving for the states and for the whole country also for me to pull in place. mass shootings have plagued the u. s. for decades. at least 8 have taken place since the tragedy in you valley. but there's huge resistance to reform in a country where around one 3rd of adults legally owns a gun. this is a video produced by the powerful gun lobby. the an are a. it opposes any reform with a backwards argument of making america safer. f, a good guy with a gun, thought the bad guy with a gun in

pearson, deputy city attorney pearson allows me to do. i had not forgotten but it was not ready for today. with that, jeff, the floor is yours. >> okay, thank you. yay, that's such good news. good morning, chair peskin, and vice chair mandelman and supervisor chan. my name is jeff sinby, with the department of public health. i'm a health services manager for behavioral health services, one of the behavioral health services sites. but part of my role is to support the awesome shelter monitoring staff, behind me is angie davis and robert hill who actually -- they make everything run themselves, as two staff. so i just want to shout out to them. i actually was a staff member back in 2013 for around five years, so i have close ties to sheltering monitoring committee clair lindsay was going to share slides -- i'm not sure if you have the slides in front of you? if not, i will try to do my best and run through these four quick powerpoint slides on the screen over here for today. but we're here today because s.m.c., the shelter monitoring commit

i just had discussion with the deputy city attorney pearson. i don't believe that needs to go out as a committee report, but it does go to the exact same date for june 22 -- >> right. because we don't have a meeting on the 21st so it would land on the 22nd. regardless of what is published here which says that i will entertain a motion to refer this as a committee report for consideration on the 22nd, that is not necessary, so i will excise those words and we will send item 6 as a committee record with recommendation for tomorrow. and item 7 we will send with recommendation and will be heard on the 22nd at 10:00 a.m. on that motion, a roll call please. >> yes. on that motion, supervisor chan. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. >> could you please read item 8? >> thank you, ms. eisen and team. >> charter amendment first draft to amend the charter of the city and county of san francisco to create the homelessness oversight commission, to oversee the department of homelessness a

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deputy city attorney pearson? >> ms. pearson: deputy city attorney ann pearson. it's based on state law, which prevents certain types of state law from being conflicts. i don't know more about your situation, but it sounds similar to the facts that supervisor chan presented to us. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor melgar? >> supervisor melgar: thank you. my daughter is an employee of the water department. >> president walton: thank you. madam clerk, can we vote on all items except 80 and 81? >> clerk: yes. on items 52 through 83 except 80 and 81 -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have 11 ayes. >> president walton: thank you. without objection, these items are passed unanimously. madam clerk, please call 80. >> clerk: item 80 is an ordinance adopting and implementing the second amendment to the 2018-2023 m.o.u. between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisco police officers association, to restore effective june 30, 2022, a deferred 1% base wage increase originally due on july 1, 2020. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor preston? >> su

deputy city attorney pearson? >> ms. pearson: deputy city attorney ann pearson. it's based on state law, which prevents certain types of state law from being conflicts. i don't know more about your situation, but it sounds similar to the facts that supervisor chan presented to us. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor melgar? >> supervisor melgar: thank you. my daughter is an employee of the water department. >> president walton: thank you. madam clerk, can we vote on all items except 80 and 81? >> clerk: yes. on items 52 through 83 except 80 and 81 -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have 11 ayes. >> president walton: thank you. without objection, these items are passed unanimously. madam clerk, please call 80. >> clerk: item 80 is an ordinance adopting and implementing the second amendment to the 2018-2023 m.o.u. between the city and county of san francisco and the san francisco police officers association, to restore effective june 30, 2022, a deferred 1% base wage increase originally due on july 1, 2020. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor preston? >> su

the guardian turns out embarrassingly awful, empire propaganda, the guarding has put out a smear. pearson critics of the imperial syria narrative that reads like propaganda, made by 7 year olds without adult supervision. headline for the story which mentioned russia back networks has been removed by the media outlet. the guardian claims that the conspiracy theorist were supported by russian organizations among those who took part in distorting the idea of the white helmets movement is the russian government. according to the outlet, we've spoken to one of the journalists, vanessa bailey claims that media target, every one who doesn't share their narrative. we are attacked as supporting russian narratives instead of providing evidence to counter the evidence that we are presenting. and there is the simplified or reductionist, or smear, which is supposed to discredit what, what we are working on. and what we are presenting is evidence the report upon which the article was based was, are commissioned by organizations that are effectively funded by the various regimes, including the u. s. and

yeah, please, your pearson, keep a 2 on where you know, bubble osama born, bless. formerly for home at le to mom lou, lou, sir. and so on. a commercial gift of all the filipinos we met at the same landlady, profiting from the situation we'll call her miss k. introducing herself as a pilot, she is believe to be in her forties and makes a good income from subletting. when miss carnes to get the rent, she always comes very late. like 10 o'clock, 11 o'clock, we are already asleep actually. and then she knocks on the door sometimes because we are already asleep and we have to go to work early in the morning. we don't open it anymore, but still she goes up and down from the building, knocking and knocking. sometimes she has the key. so she she opens it. oh, she doesn't give receipts why she gets her payment. she only gives like a text message, like thank you for the food it is assigned and she got the money in this building as she has sir. 6 other flats including us. ah, but it is not under her name. she uses other name like to her sister, sister in law rather in law. you know, countryman, c

my pearson. oh, i think they'll certainly get a chance to show just how tough they really are. as the criminal has confirmed, vladimir putin will attend the g 20 summit in november. the g 7 summit is coming to a close. now, also 2 days of discussions without any b commitments made between the western leaders. it's a place a week after a summit of the bricks, nations well similar in size and scope. these 2 organizations have raw, the contrasting approaches. whereas the brick summit had virtually 0 costs, as it was held by a video conference. the g 7 leaders met on a grand scale. the summit was held in the bavarian alps and one of germany's most expensive resorts with 18000 police officers providing security. the official cost for that $2.00 day event was $180000000.00 euros, but media reports at the real price was closer to $200000000.00 bricks. countries consisting of brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa have a combined gdp of about $52.00 trillion dollars, or the g $70.00, a little less at $49.00 trillion basses. the population of the brick stations amounts to more t

they're facing a fair price to pay for freedom from vladimir pearson, at least as, according to nato's chief speaking on the 1st day of the blokes ongoing summit in madrid, europeans and they dollars not to states porters, they pay a price. there is no way to deny that, but that price is much lower than the price will pay if truth and gets his way by use military force against the plantation, is about the price you have to pay for pay for freedom installs. and burke also claim that he shares the frustrations of people ever spiraling food and energy prices in western countries, but still insisted that it's in their best interest to keep supporting ukraine earlier russians. foreign minister warns that western governments are only prolonging the conflict in ukraine by supplying more weapons to key if so, gala revolt says that russia has been deemed a threat by the u. s. lead block, the most guys, refusal to bow down to washington's agenda. them the room, russia was declared as the enemy, long before this natal summit. in fact, if you listen to some western politicians, russia is the enemy

they make. utica through patent pearson also weighed in on a range of other topics in his speech, including how the so called a blitzkrieg of western sanctions against moscow has failed. the president mentioned to an inevitable end of the unipolar world order and the importance of technological sovereignty to ensure russia can produce and provide for itself. while avoiding international self isolation can use a forum also hosted high profile officials from all over the world. the minister of mines, energy and woo, as molly told, is that the african country is sticking to expanded, seeking on the partnership with russia. it was important for us to expand contacts with russian economic operators. this cooperation, which has so far, been limited to the educational and military spheres can extend to the economic sector. and this can actually ensure the stability of relations. molly's energy sector is indeed going through a real crisis. and this has been the case long before the oil crisis began. today, the cost of oil purchases is really high for the main electricity generating company. and mol

sidelines on the g 7 summit, the head of the european commission said she would like to see vladimir pearson attends the g 20 summit later this year. so the european leaders can talk to the president to president the russian president i to i, glover is, is better. i think it's better he does comes out to tell him to his face what we think. and then he should also take a stand, a position off the top so can get the g 7 summit, which sets bank tax payers almost $200000000.00 euros. some of the leaders seem to more interested in shirtless vacation photos of the russian presses. and rather than discussing global issues, britain's prime minister and his canadian counts party, been jokes about undressing, to show that they are quote, tougher than vladimir putin posted. ah. but i think they'll get a chance to show how tough they really are, as the criminal has confirmed putin willis. hence the g. 20 summit in november, extensive dialogue with russia is no longer possible that according to nato's chief speaking ahead of the block summit in madrid. this week in stoughton bergosa announcing massive in

media have blamed on russia. moscow is yet to comment on the situation. ukraine's previous president pearson polish jenko has admitted that the 2015 minutes peace agreements drawn up to end of the hostilities in the dumbass meant nothing to give. he says that they were only signed to give the government more time to strengthen the military. tim's a truly pity go to school. how did the negotiations in minsk, which is what we wanted, we didn't trust put in then, and we don't now. our task was to avert the threat or to delay the war. it was necessary to get 8 years for us to restore economic growth and build up a powerful military law. this was the 1st task and he was achieved. the men's agreements were broken by russia, france, and germany to end of the civil war in dumbass, in the wake of the key of crew in 2014 the dumbass regions of done yet scandal. golf refused to recognize ukraine's new government. instead, naming their own leaders, give responded by sending in its military which sparked a civil war, which left tens of thousands dead after ukraine's military offensive failed. cave was fo

that's peace of mind for andrea pearson. where did you get your shot? whose four-year-old took place in the pfizer trial in atlanta. >> we don't have any family here in atlanta. it was difficult to feel like they were missing out on her early childhood. childhood.>> until now. we've had a whole population of kids who have not been able to going to change soevenecey fouye parents of children under five wants to vaccine their kids right away. those 5-11 have been eligible since november, but less than 30% are fully vac your youngest? >> absolutely none. >> reporter: holm's family in illinois hasn't been on a plane since before the pandemic began. >> tomorrow is my birthday, so that would be a really great birthday present. it's just going to be a real sense of relief and feel like, okay, we've all got now that extra layer of protection. >> reporter: the vaccine still needs final authorization from the c.d.c. director and a vote to recommend. if that happens over the next few days, we know that pharmacies, hospitals, and clinics could start offering this v

as, according to a dumbing the statement from florida. pearson, if you wish to learn to claim some kind of leadership, not to mention global leadership, any country any nation must insure its own sovereignty because there is no intermediate option. a country is either a sovereign nation, or it is a colony. whatever you call a colony, it is still a colony, and i won't give any examples right now to avoid offending anyone. but if a country or a group of countries is not capable of making sovereign decisions, then it is a colony to a certain extent. but in any case, colonies have no historical potential whatsoever. there is no chance to survive and a tough geopolitical standoff which has always been an issue. we were not the 1st ones to come up with this idea that has been the case for centuries. and russia was on the cutting edge all the time. yes, there were times when it was necessary to retreat. but only for the sake of moving on forward. later on was that the western hostility towards russia has been a thing for more than a century. that's according to the syrian president basha. alli

summit, which will determined the future of the alliance. steadfast and al jazeera in garment barton pearson, the leaders of finland and sweden had met with the turkish president. friendships labored on ahead of that nato summit and madrid, and a bid to get him to drop objections to them joining the military alliance. turkey has a blocking the applications of finance, sweden over accusations that both countries offer a safe haven to kurdish militants. other members say the to belong in nato. jonah hall is joining us from madrid. so joe, know what was discussing these meetings and was any progress made on dropping turkish opposition to those 2 countries joining nato. we don't specifically know whether any progress has been made. we don't even specifically know what turkeys demands are a thin and, and sweet and all that we understand written demands were handed over to those governments that up until now had not be met. mister on leaving anchor earlier said he wanted to see actions, not words but already. i mean this summit is not officially open. one of the key obstacles making itself apparen

and 8.6 percent increase. president biden has once again blamed buddy miss pearson for a sergent energy and food costs. rocking america. days of raj report. confirm what america's already know. prudent price, i consider in america hard gas prices at the pump. energy and food prices cover, half of the monthly price increases since meg, my administration, going to return to everything we can to lower the price is the american people. and the congress has to act and they have men of late. will biden's comments come despite us inflation having risen sharply since the term began in january 2021 sewing from the average of 1.4 percent in december 2020 to 7 percent in december 2021. that's 2 months before the war in ukraine begun, and despite by insulting his officers efforts to deal with a problem, us, senator john kennedy says, it looks like the administration has given up. it's just strong in the american dream. and, and the way we have to address it is which to make like a bad administration has just given up and as well, power is tried to prevent grain shortages across the globe. the u. s.

the fats and al jazeera in garbage barton pearson, great presidents addressed the un security council urging delegates to visit the side of a missile strike on a shopping center, but killed 18 people on monday. let me, as the landscape presented video, which he says shows the building was rushes intended target. moscow says it fired missiles at a nearby weapons demco, and that a subsequent explosion triggered a fire of the shopping center. chris's salumi has more from the united nations ukrainian president, vladimir, is the landscape called russia a terrorist state, and demanded that the united nations expel it from the international body during an emergency meeting of the security council. in an emotional speech, he called for a moment of silence. after reciting the names of some of the civilians killed in recent days, including children and the elderly. i have a question for you, ladies and gentlemen, who have you does not agree that this is terrorism. if any other parts of the world, any organization acted just like russia who is killing ukrainians, if they kill peaceful people, th

drew pearson wrote that wisconsin folks saw her as a nice old lady who wasn't harming anyone. there were other disgraces of course. by the end of the year the republican party in the u.s. and and distance themselves from joe mccarthy and his smears and lies. one wonders what the legacy will be. will the bullying and attempted destruction of her life and livelihood mean anything to today's public? well said. the echoes of history being heard today. let's turn it over to dawn vinning tonight. >> you're going to made a very special woman and her mother. you're going to hear from this true american hero. this is about the kind of country that we are. the kind of country that we should be. andrea moss is her name. she may not call herself a hero but that is exactly what she is. a black woman who stood up for our democracy. who waived this level the way generations of black, white and brown people have fought and died to preserve the right to vote. shea moss was doing her job as an election worker. helping them to vote. processing the vote count. she worked in the department of regi

let's starve them pearson now the economy is not so bad unles you are. we can get out early.ording to msnbc, the champagnie of cable news, because you know that there are three cable companies. rising home prices pose a challenge, especially for lgbt q . i had no idea that mortgage rates know your sexual preferences. i've purchased a home before bu never been asked about my sexuality. one broker bracket base feed me from a rest stop here what can say, i was priced to sell and then the handyman special need little tsc -- tlc. the story profiles a homebuyer, not a man buying a gay home. it pretty much decorates itself. i totally am disgusted by that joke. they found it hard finding a place within 5 miles of work it's a sign of home a phobia. either way i would hold off on wearing the chaps to the open house because clearly real estate must take people and all other income. of course, the writer of this tripe fails to point out the obvious explanation for being hard for faygays to buy a house. believe me, i checked. remember conveniently forgettin comparisons in context. people

deputy city attorney ann pearson.ity attorney's office drafts the long title and if you look at the long titles for each one of these, it is very short. it is generally approving an agreement. we don't go into the del days of every amendment because the agreements are in the file. and under the administrative code they have to be there for 15 days so members of the public can consult them. i am not sure why this one aspect of this was highlighted in the long title. but i think these generally cover all of the amendments that are made within the document. >> thank you. and i'm not sure it's a concern necessarily and unique to the police one that i think would have of more interest to weigh in on the policy matter. and the one that is a deferral for public view. director eisen? >> chair preston, not directly to your point, but one aspect of the amendments to the police officers agreement that i just want to make sure that the committee is aware of, retention pay is a very common feature of police agreements in the state

years, particularly as you know, the protests in hong kong have reverberated around the world. elaine pearson wrote a report on the situation and what the students told us was that i can't criticize the chinese communist party of them described how they were threatened over social media apps sometimes in text messages. sometimes the messages came in the middle of the night, a classmate would say, i'm watching you people are very afraid for, for their family members back home. you know, they don't want to see, you know, their mothers or their brothers or sisters paying a very heavy price or potentially even going to prison for their activities here in australia. when it comes to hong kong, the chinese government has little tolerance with the university approached me when the hong kong government released its national security law. and i explained how this law is extremely troubling from a human rights perspective. the it will have a huge chilling effect on free speech in hong kong, but also in countries like australia and the university published an article. and within 24 hours, i started to g

pearson's paperwork concluded that the deceased was short , of average build, wore size forty shoes,aracteristic signs indicating the identity of the murdered person or gender occupations could not be established until they succeeded or did not succeed at all, until they succeeded the experts are struggling with their fingers, they expect to pull out for detectiloscopy. sit down judging because zagibalov was judged. it can be assumed that a person with a criminal past visited him, where the naval overcoat came from. after all, none of the sailors disappeared. what to think, he threw up the killers in order to knock down such a thing. everything is possible, comrade colonel. what zagibalov by profession razrechik mascara almost before the start of the meeting? well, if we started to end with this nothing. he has two suitcases, otherwise the guests himself. the prosecutor's office was informed, the prosecutor's office refused to search, then the suitcases. i think it should be sanctioned now, right? this is lord zharova to finish working off those convicted, taking into account the dsc