and i appreciate the task force, pia, and everybody. i was thinking back to when we first started the strategic plan and deciding on what some of the strategic plan goals were, and as you know, that's when we first raised resill iey as one of our goals. i think the waterfront land use plan came at the right time for us to sort of fill that in, that we talked about that, what does that mean. of course we had done tactical things along the way. with the cruise ship terminal, we have onshore power, so wie'e been doing things along the way to improve environment and climate control, but i think we were missing pieces to fill in the gaps to see all the work that we've been doing across the port. i think all of this work that has been done is extremely important to give us a way to integrate it with everything else that we've been doing. it's now, i think in the evolution of the strategic plan that we did in the waterfront land use plan and now going forward, i think it's a great piece of work, and again, 161 recommendations, that blows my mi

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the resilience sub committee chair, p pia henkel, who will comment after our presentation, and i would like to thank all of the resilience sub committee members, and also working group members corrine woods and alice rogers, and we thank them for coming today. and our sub committee was ably assisted by a technical advisory committee led by m max lowenstein. >> successful planning for resilience to address climate change, sea level rise and disaster response requires working with others. for this reason, the sub committee hosted many speakers at our sub committee meetings to discuss resilience planning from a citywide and regional perspective. these participants included staff from weta, the water emergency transit authority, bcdc, our own port staff, city planning, san francisco department of the environment, san francisco department of emergency management, the san francisco neighborhood empowerment network, and the city office of resilience and recovery. the resilience sub committee's work differed from that of the other sub committees because instead of undertaking an update of exis

. >> reporter: pia was a student in the pilot program. >> it provides on-site child care. incorporated. >> all these opportunities opened up for me. >> reporter: three ordinary moms doing amazing work. >> thank you, tina. >> thank you, lisa. we'll never forget you. >> thank you, miss leslie. >> leslie, tina and lisa are with us in the studio. >> they're crying after that. >> you are amazing. how do you do this? you're moms. you're busy. you're working and you're giving back. what made you think, i'm going to find the time. tina? >> i'm a mom. i understood all of the barriers that were keeping moms sidelined. and there's so many talented, amazing moms out there. >> what do you say to moms that say, i would except i don't have time? what advice do you have? >> you find a way to make time. my kids, number one. they're number one in my life. i really try to find time for all the things that are meaningful for me. and house proud. >> leslie, one idea. and it's become this huge thing, helping kids feel a little more connected. >> i'm just so honored to do it and carry my son's n