in petitioner's counterarguments, they rest upon a caricature of actual events.hey argued that authority constituted effective control. they said before, quote, final approval, any flag raising commissioner rooney, quote, must review whether the city's decision to raise a flag is consistent with the city's message, unquote. there is no record of prior denials, but no record of flag raisings inconsistent with the city's message. and unlike walker, there are no purely private messages. second, it looked to the general practice of governments erecting monuments and governments speak from government-owned flagpoles. that is what the observer would expect, whereas pleasant grove made no express statement of its message here, the city has. it has a specific policy with respect to foreign flag raisings and it has issued resolutions in connection with others. third, it would defeat the flagpoles essential function as the city's bully pulpit to treat it as a public forum t. city cannot effectively use the flagpole to have its own message if it must remain neutral. private

that's not in the list of flags that boston provided to petitioners during the litigation that. like wise, this is not in the record. it's common knowledge that i think in 2014, mayor walsh raised the flag of the montreal canadiens. >> i can understand why it wasn't put in the record. >> that flag is not in the list of flags either. i think that shows that respondents understand when they are using their flagpole to speak and when flags are being raised pursuant to this program. >> in your response whether deciding control is the only factor, i think your answer to justice alito has to be no. because in your response, you started to focus in on forum a lot. because your response in a park, they couldn't do the kind of content or viewpoint discrimination that they might be able to do at the flagpole. am i right about that? >> it's correct that a park is a traditional public forum. >> the nature of the forum is important. do you agree with your -- with petitioner that forum is irrelevant in this case, and if you do, why? >> i don't think it's irrelevant. i do think that you have t

are sick, but we all hope nobody values and we're asking is a threshold matter for these a lot of petitioners to be released already. i'm already on that and i haven't heard anything terribly persuasive. changed my model in the me a whistleblower, a nurse working at a georgia immigration and customs enforcement ice facility leveling. honestly ghastly allegations. a complaint alleges a facility lack protection against corona virus for detained immigrants. we didn't have anything to sanitize. we didn't have the proper p p, the 1st case. so go over there in the facility. it was called is not here in the facility, and they always tell you, oh, and report. they went to mad at, you know, we can probably come in. so, but a lot going on a i e, e d, have asked to come in, tell okay, what time is the end of the day in the morning? but this is brenda women in the facility. margaret women say that a doctor was performing procedures for which no medical indication existed. this and what are they? as i do and i said, nobody informed me that i'm going to do what i said i get up. that's what i know. they wen

because we know people say we hope nobody value it we're asking is a personal matter for these 11 petitioners to be relieved already. i'm already on that and i haven't heard anything terribly persuasive, changed my model. i me a whistle, a nurse working at a georgia immigration and customs enforcement ice facility leveling, honestly ghastly allegations. the complaint alleges the facility lacked protection against corona virus for detained immigrants. we didn't have anything to sanitize, we didn't have the proper p p. the 1st case. so over the, in the facility it was called is not here in the facility and they always tell you, oh, and they want to enter mad at you doing a blow probably come in so, but a lot can discern a i e e d hope i think i'm in tell ok what time they started the end of the day in scipio, at the body of it. this is women. the facility margaret women say that a doctor was performing procedures for which no medical indication existed. this and one day, as i do and i said nobody informed me that i'm going to do what i said i get up. that's what i know. they went to my belly bu

and while all of the nurse petitioners are prepared incompetent for entry-level practices, there are very few entry-level patients and this gap quickly gives rise to burnout, frustration and too often we saw early departure by nurse practitioners from full scope primary care roles and the practices that so need them. so in 2017 -- in 2007, the health center developed and piloted the first postgraduate training program for new nurse practitioners. we did it with four residents but with a commitment to building a model that others could replicate across the country. this training has given rise to a national movement. there are now 250 postgraduate and residency and fellowship training programs specializing just in chimeric care in the united states, and many more in the specialty and acute care settings as well. just in committee health centers they are now 75 programs, some are joint nurse practitioner and pa programs. these programs are carefully designed and structured to ensure intensive conical training with excerpt -- expert preceptors, to development of caring for multi-chronic

he chaired the board of directors national nurse petitioner residency and fellowship trainingconsortium . and i think it's fair to say that over these many decades she's helped transform the community health center incorporated not only into one of the nations largest federally qualified health centers but one of the most innovative health system that works of any category in the country and i know i remember first hand when they first began doing telemedicine back in the 1990s before it was common and certainly quite difficult to be able to do any at all. thank you for being here doctor flinter. next i introduced norma to notice, she's the nursing services manager for clinic of family health in lafayette , not lafayette louisiana lafayette colorado. she's a site coordinator for the national institute of medical assistant medical assistant advancement and and i am aa. she started working in 1992 as a medical assistant and has served in a variety of leadership roles and i know for a fact that she is one of the people that holds it together and help them succeed in one of the most challen

really good functions, why made from the final petitioner why there was the i human and demand for an a release. and while ago his stomach goes, i've been to college, let them observe dominant and other college. let them continue with their study because they have the article exams, if i remember going to keep the ball. so the court was not in going to go grand that to leave the my. there is no listing for no concentration, an argument on monday. and from my understanding of it, and the law starters, as the lowest dance god should do. in all fairness, oh, in order in is designed in favor of their mission. because this is their constitutional for knowing delight. and is there like 2 expressions with as hey, what you will is also part of your like to be busy? i mean, obviously there's also like to live in liberty. no such action can be no, no, no action, no executive action can be taken, which isn't going to engine of the fundamental lives. either that is the case study . they have been in action for which they never high level and which one of the reasons the hopes constitution fatima,

>> we're asking as a threshold matter for these 11 petitioners to be released. >> i've already ruled change my mind on that. ♪♪ >> a whistleblower, a nurse working at a georgia immigrations and customs enforcement i.c.e. facility, leveling honestly ghastly allegations. the complaint alleges the facility lacked protection against coronavirus for detained immigrants. >> we didn't have anything to sanitize with. we didn't have the proper ppe. the first case of covid in the facility, it was covid is not here in this facility. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> women in that facility, mie grapt women, say a doctor was performing procedures for which no medical indication existed. >> they say you're going to do a surgery. i said nobody informed me that i'm going to do a surgery. all of a sudden i get up. that's when i know they went through my belly button. i got three big holes. he never explained anything to me and i never agreed. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> that's outside irwin? when did that happen? >> now. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> we are just leaving this irwin

or receiving advice from the city council regarding existing litigation in which the city is a petitionerand an adverse party. this item was scheduled pursuant to a motion approved on january 11th. 2022 and continued on february 1st, 2022. public comment is already been taken on this matter, mr. president. >> president walton: we will now [roll call vote] >> clerk: there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: we will not disclose our closed session deliberations. madam clerk do we have imperative items? >> clerk: i have none to report. today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals on behalf of supervisor peskin, ronen chan, safai and preston for mr. king ji dang. >> president walton: do we have any further business. >> clerk: that conclude our business. >> president walton: if we have accept in the face of discrimination, we accept the responsibility ourselves and allow those responsible to solve their conscious. by believing that they have our acceptance and concurrence. we should, therefore, protest openly everything that smacks of discrimination or slander

people sick, but we all hope nobody died and we're asking is a threshold matter for the, the level petitioners to be released already. i'm already on that and i haven't heard anything terribly persuasive. changed my model in the me a whistle, a nurse working at a georgia immigration and customs enforcement ice facility leveling, honestly ghastly allegations. a complaint alleges a facility lack protection against corona virus for detained immigrants. we didn't have anything to sanitize. we didn't have the proper p p, the 1st case covered in the facility, it was called is not here in the facility, and they always tell you, oh and report. they went into mad at you doing a blow probably come in. so, but a lot, you're nice, i e e d hope i think i'm in taylor. okay, we'll stay on the start of the see end of the 25th. you're at the body of it. this is brenda women in the facility. margaret women say that a doctor was performing procedures for which no medical indication existed. this and what days i had to treat. i said nobody informed me that i'm going to do what i said i get up. that's what i know.

are sick, but we all hope nobody values and we're asking is a threshold matter for these a lot of petitioners to be released already. i'm already on that and i haven't heard anything terribly persuasive. changed my model in the me a whistleblower, a nurse working at a georgia immigration and customs enforcement ice facility leveling. honestly ghastly allegations. a complaint alleges a facility lack protection against corona virus for detained immigrants. we didn't have anything to sanitize. we didn't have the proper p p, the 1st case. so go over there in the facility. it was called is not here in the facility and they always tell you, oh, and report ca, hey, they want to enter mad at, you know, we can probably come in. so, but a lot going on a i e, e d. have asked to come in, tell, okay, what time is the end of the day in the morning? but this is brenda women in the facility. margaret women say that a doctor was performing procedures for which no medical indication existed, the sandwich, they were surgery. i said, nobody informed me that i'm going to do what i said i get up. that's what i kno

petitioner shall actively monitor the area on any property adjacent to the license premise on the abc form. no notice shall be audible to nearby residents. the outdoor area of the premise is being utilized for the consumption of beverages and maintain continuous supervision of all times to ensure orderly conduct of patrons and finally, sales service and consumption of alcoholic beverages on the patio area should only be permitted between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. daily. >> chairman: thank you. do we have a representative from the applicant here who would like to speak. >> hi, can you hear me? >> chairman: yes. hi good morning. >> thank you for taking the time to listen to our application today. my name is andy chung. almost exactly one year ago february 22nd, 2021, we suffered a fire that destroyed our original location three doors down. we currently have no timeline for the rebuild from the landlord and from pg&e as to when we can ever go back into 587 if that's at all possible. we decided to go ahead and rebuild just down the street three doors down at 550 sutter street

petitioner shall actively monitor the area on any property adjacent to the license premise on the abc form. no notice shall be audible to nearby residents. the outdoor area of the premise is being utilized for the consumption of beverages and maintain continuous supervision of all times to ensure orderly conduct of patrons and finally, sales service and consumption of alcoholic beverages on the patio area should only be permitted between the hours of 10:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. daily. >> chairman: thank you. do we have a representative from the applicant here who would like to speak. >> hi, can you hear me? >> chairman: yes. hi good morning. >> thank you for taking the time to listen to our application today. my name is andy chung. almost exactly one year ago february 22nd, 2021, we suffered a fire that destroyed our original location three doors down. we currently have no timeline for the rebuild from the landlord and from pg&e as to when we can ever go back into 587 if that's at all possible. we decided to go ahead and rebuild just down the street three doors down at 550 sutter street

or receiving advice from the city council regarding existing litigation in which the city is a petitioner and an adverse party. this item was scheduled pursuant to a motion approved on january 11th. 2022 and continued on february 1st, 2022. public comment is already been taken on this matter, mr. president. >> president walton: we will now go into closed session. we will take a moment. [ closed session ] [roll call vote] >> clerk: there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: we will not disclose our closed session deliberations. madam clerk do we have imperative items? >> clerk: i have none to report. today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals on behalf of supervisor peskin, ronen chan, safai and preston for mr. king ji dang. >> president walton: do we have any further business. >> clerk: that conclude our business. >> president walton: if we have accept in the face of discrimination, we accept the responsibility ourselves and allow those responsible to solve their conscious. by believing that they have our acceptance and concurrence. we should, therefore,

it also rejects arguments made by the petitioners challenging the e.p.a.'ity to address carbon pollution. it is among a notable number of briefs filed in this case, many citing my home state of maryland. in their briefs in support of the respondents, scientists observed that heavy rain and snowstorms across most of the united states have increased in both intensity and fraction si since -- frequency since 2001. the northeast region often faces flooding particularly in the historic districts like annapolis maryland, home to the u.s. naval academy and newport, rhode island, as well as portions of washington, d.c. near the tidal basin. for example, human cause climate change made the exceptionally heavy precipitation and flooding events that occurred in 2018 in pennsylvania, new jersey, maryland, and washington, d.c. up to 2.3 times more likely. "the washington post" reported that more than 40% of americans live in counties hit by climate-related disasters in 2021 including three in maryland, st. mary's county and culver county in southern maryland and dorches

or receiving advice from the city council regarding existing litigation in which the city is a petitionerd an adverse party. this item was scheduled pursuant to a motion approved on january 11th. 2022 and continued on february 1st, 2022. public comment is already been taken on this matter, mr. president. >> president walton: we will now [roll call vote] >> clerk: there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: we will not disclose our closed session deliberations. madam clerk do we have imperative items? >> clerk: i have none to report. today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals on behalf of supervisor peskin, ronen chan, safai and preston for mr. king ji dang. >> president walton: do we have any further business. >> clerk: that conclude our business. >> president walton: if we have accept in the face of discrimination, we accept the responsibility ourselves and allow those responsible to solve their conscious. by believing that they have our acceptance and concurrence. we should, therefore, protest openly everything that smacks of discrimination or slander.

counsel pursuant to california government code, regarding the following litigation which the city petitionerpacific gas and electric company is an adverse party. city and county of san francisco federal and regulatory commission. members of the public who wish to make two minutes, dial (415)655-0001. meeting i.d. 2486 907 5477. >> there are no callers wishing to be recognized at this time. >> clerk: thank you. public comment on item to be heard in closed session is closed. >> president moran: can i have a motion on whether to assert attorney-client privilege >> move to assert. >> second. >> president moran: moved and seconded to assert. roll call please. [roll call vote] you have four ayes. >> president moran: thank you. we will now go to closed session. >> clerk: please standby. [closed session] >> president moran: can i have a motion and second on whether to disclose the discussions in closed session? >> move not to disclose. >> second. >> president moran: roll call please. [roll call vote] four ayes. >> president moran: thank you. that motion passes. no further business before the commiss

to these and legit mately elected officials intentionally undermines their ability to we've seen petitioners flown in from out of state and paid $8 and more per signature by the wealthy sponsor of these campaigns. and there are no limits on recall campaign contributions to the super rich. i echo others who have also and gender by a plethora of amendments. i suspect the charter amendment. thank you you. >> chairman: thank you. next speaker, please. >> caller: thank you. we can't move the goal post in the middle of the game when you don't like the rules and that seems like what's happening here so if this were something happening and a evidence by the time of then i would absolutely back this proposal. but voters have been given air to now actual misconduct, bad behavior voters are using their very democratic mussel to flex. i'm not a billionaire. i'm just someone who works with students it's really adversely affected our future generations i'm not a billionaire just someone seeing my hometown deteriorate. we have more sf voters who signed to support the june 7th recall. just keep what we have

or receiving advice from the city council regarding existing litigation in which the city is a petitionerand an adverse party. this item was scheduled pursuant to a motion approved on january 11th. 2022 and continued on february 1st, 2022. public comment is already been taken on this matter, mr. president. >> president walton: we will now [roll call vote] >> clerk: there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: we will not disclose our closed session deliberations. madam clerk do we have imperative items? >> clerk: i have none to report. today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals on behalf of supervisor peskin, ronen chan, safai and preston for mr. king ji dang. >> president walton: do we have any further business. >> clerk: that conclude our business. >> president walton: if we have accept in the face of discrimination, we accept the responsibility ourselves and allow those responsible to solve their conscious. by believing that they have our acceptance and concurrence. we should, therefore, protest openly everything that smacks of discrimination or slander

or receiving advice from the city council regarding existing litigation in which the city is a petitionerd an adverse party. this item was scheduled pursuant to a motion approved on january 11th. 2022 and continued on february 1st, 2022. public comment is already been taken on this matter, mr. president. >> president walton: we will now [roll call vote] >> clerk: there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: we will not disclose our closed session deliberations. madam clerk do we have imperative items? >> clerk: i have none to report. today's meeting will be adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals on behalf of supervisor peskin, ronen chan, safai and preston for mr. king ji dang. >> president walton: do we have any further business. >> clerk: that conclude our business. >> president walton: if we have accept in the face of discrimination, we accept the responsibility ourselves and allow those responsible to solve their conscious. by believing that they have our acceptance and concurrence. we should, therefore, protest openly everything that smacks of discrimination or slander.