this is commissioner pollock. for the may 15th meeting, when do you anticipate we will get the three reports in draft form? >> thank you for the question. may 21 when we -- may 2 we will have the draft. april 30 i expect a draft from usf. when i receive those i will send to you and your staff so we can get your feedback on those. we will be sending them out to a variety of other folks who have been involved in the research, various worker groups, unions and stakeholders. >> the gig workers, jobs with justice. >> jobs with justice is doing a lot of outreach. they have been in touch with a variety of community organizations through this process. >> thank you. >> any more comments or questions for mr. goebel? >> is it too late to add a question to the survey? >> i can check with the survey team. the covid-19 survey is going to wrap up next week. i could ask the survey team that. >> i wanted to know the federal relief package included gig workers. i wanted to know if they applied for that, what is the status, do they

i need another second. >> i second that pollock. >> if you could state your name it would be helpful.n't tell who is doing it. the motion to continue item 4 to may lafco meeting. commissioner fewer. >> aye. >> commissioner pollock. >> ice. >> commissioner haney aye. >> commissioner mar. >> a ye. >> we should rescind this vote. i make a motion to resend this vote. second vote. >> commissioner pollock seconds the motion. >> madam clerk, roll call vote. >> on the motion to resined commissioner fewer. >> aye. >> pollock. >> aye. >> haney. >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> there are four ayes. i would like to open up for public comment. any members to comment on item number 4? >> there are no callers to speak. >> i would like to make a motion to continue this item 4 until the may 15th meeting. could i have a second, please. >> commissioner pollock second. >> roll call vote please. >> the motion to continue. commissioner fewer. >> aye. >> commissioner pollock. >> aye. >> commissioner haney. >> aye. >> commissioner mar. >> aye. >> there are four ayes. >> can you please call item 5. >> item 5 approv

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this is commissioner pollock. for the may 15th meeting, when do you anticipate we will get the three reports in draft form? >> thank you for the question. may 21 when we -- may 2 we will have the draft. april 30 i expect a draft from usf. when i receive those i will send to you and your staff so we can get your feedback on those. we will be sending them out to a variety of other folks who have been involved in the research, various worker groups, unions and stakeholders. >> the gig workers, jobs with justice. >> jobs with justice is doing a lot of outreach. they have been in touch with a variety of community organizations through this process. >> thank you. >> any more comments or questions for mr. goebel? >> is it too late to add a question to the survey? >> i can check with the survey team. the covid-19 survey is going to wrap up next week. i could ask the survey team that. >> i wanted to know the federal relief package included gig workers. i wanted to know if they applied for that, what is the status, do they

i do not know i will be there when the great jackson pollock arrives.ughter] tom: we do not want to promote , those whosecrets watch national treasure movies, there are secret compartments. but the next time one of us go to the white house, what is a small thing we could look for that a normal visitor might not know of? one intricacy of the house that would have us take a look and see? bill: while. -- wow. that is like the question, what is your favorite object in the house? 9/11, the favorite object would be something i could carry under my arm when the supersecret -- carry under my arm when the secret service told us to get out. that is tough. story on the painting i showed you. it is a great painting. it was in the pages collection until his death. it is a friend asleep under a mosquito net but it hangs in a room where most of the portraits are presidents or first leaders and it is -- first ladies and it is the depiction of a person and with the mosquito net, most say,e will come in and which first lady is dying in the painting? [laughter] they assum

i am sandraly fewer joined by gordon marand cynthia pollock. i would like to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements. >> due to the health emergency and to protect commissioners, staff and public, city hall is closed. members will participate in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to the stay-at-home order and local and state and federal orders, declarations and directives. you may participate in the meeting to the extent as if physically present. public comment will be available on each item. on channel 26 and sfgovtv will stream the number on the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. communities or opportunities to speak are via by calling (408)418-9388. pound and pound again. when connected you will hear the discussions but you will be muted and in his senning mode only. listening mode only. when your item is up dial star nine. best practices call from quiet location, speak clearly and slowly, turndown your television or radio. you may submit public comm

. >> i think we are going to have that day when we want to hang jackson pollock in the green room andecide if it is ok. i think it is more the scale of modern art more than the style that may be a hindrance for us. do you want to give up an entire wall when you can otherwise hang 2-4 painings in the same space? it will come. maybe not on my watch. not because i object to it, but i don't know, that i am going to be there when the great jackson pollock arrives. > we don't want to promote any hidden secrets that don't truly exist, but sometimes when you watch national treasure movies, there are secret compartments in desks. but the next time all of us go to the white house, what is one small thing you might have us look for that the normal visitor may not know, one intricacy or specialty of the house that only the curator would take a look to see? >> wow. that is kind of like the question what is your favorite object in the house? 9-11-2001 well, on was something i could put under my arm when they told to us get out. it was probably that wonderful thomas jefferson, but then i would proba

i think we will have the day when we want to hang jackson pollock in the green room and we will havecide if that's ok. i think it will be the scale of modern art rather than the style that might be a hindrance for us. do you want to give up an entire wall to one painting when you could otherwise hang four paintings in the same space? it will come. maybe not on my watch. not because i object to it, but because i do not know that i will be there when the great jackson pollock arrives. [laughter] tom: we do not want to promote any hidden secrets that don't always exist, sometimes when you watch national treasure movies, there are secret compartments. but the next time all of us go to the white house, what is a small thing you would have us look for that a normal visitor might not know of? one intricacy of the house that only a curator would have us take a look and see? bill: wow. that is like the question, what is your favorite object in the house? on 9/11, theell -- favorite object would be something i could carry under my arm when the secret service told us to get out. which was not g

>> yes, this is cynthia pollock. i want to say thanks to mr. benner and the survey team at jobs for justice. the findings are, as commissioner fewer said, something we thought for a while but this puts it out there in terms of facts. i wanted to ask if you had, for example you mentioned that new york has -- i know they are requiring companies to compensate drivers for the times they are circling to wait for a ride. they have a registration process you mentioned in new york and see a little and whether or not there are specific policy recommendations that you have that lafco could take to the san francisco board of supervisors. one is the registration process, the other is i am thinking that we should require the data from the companies themselves the city attorney should demand the workers are classified to be compensated at least to the san francisco minimum wage, and the onus should not be on the drivers and the delivery workers themselves to provide the data but the companies to do business in san francisco should be required to provide that

this flight my sister called me and he told me to check the crashed plane i said why and she said pollock was on there. only 2 people survived. is one of them on a clear plan they are doing here the minute there were cries of children adults and the elderly the cries were everywhere and everybody was trying to survive i undid my seat belt and i saw some light and tried to walk towards it then i jumped out 10 feet onto the ground. child beyond recognition the families want to take them home to be buried 1st they have to be identified through the national database registration authority or the not. knowing is telling is the true picture i've identified my mother's body they will survive a fight with not right now they say a team will come in according to the government authorities instructions then we will start handing over all the bodies. at the crash site rescue workers and local people are working to clear the rubble pakistani international airlines of the p.r.a. says there will be an investigation. there will be a transparent inquiry of the incident and there will be no role of p.r.i.

i don't feel like jackson pollock going into the studio or a magazine draft. >> host: that is what i wish you were doing. not to lay it on thickly but the first magazine makes me weep for one of yours. that is how we became friends too. >> guest: they tell you nice things about your self. >> host: a have the ability to make me cry but i do think -- i wouldn't call what i write -- it is really hard and made the if i am better at it i don't understand -- you call your own work art but as a fan, we enjoyed it over the years, a writer who looks up to you and feels gratified, there is tremendous artistic value. >> i'm not trying to be self-effacing about it but just characterize it and i do worry, i do worry about sometimes a push and a lot of magazine writing where we all have to be sort of a brand in some sense. we have to have a sensibility and approach to things in some kind of you need -- you know who you are reading, voice i guess and i don't have a problem with that but the danger, how it is calibrated, just the balance i am talking about, not like some stories absolutely they are

i am sandraly fewer joined by gordon marand cynthia pollock. i would like to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements. >> due to the health emergency and to protect commissioners, staff and public, city hall is closed. members will participate in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to the stay-at-home order and local and state and federal orders, declarations and directives. you may participate in the meeting to the extent as if physically present. public comment will be available on each item. on channel 26 and sfgovtv will stream the number on the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. communities or opportunities to speak are via by calling (408)418-9388. pound and pound again. when connected you will hear the discussions but you will be muted and in his senning mode only. listening mode only. when your item is up dial star nine. best practices call from quiet location, speak clearly and slowly, turndown your television or radio. you may submit public comm

the efficacy of pollock seat -- a policy becomes cumbersome.r, have a look at the rest of the markets and you begin to see what is happening beyond the bond markets. you have oil up 70% from its lows. citigroup says you will see a market go from a massive surplus to a record deficit in the third quarter. despite thisup sign of aussie distress. gold up. what does that tell you about protection in the markets? the economic pain brought on by the coronavirus has all but halted the cash flow for corporates around the world. that's as a balance sheets deteriorate. here to discuss the coming wave of fallen angels is dani burger. good to see you. give us a context of how dire the situation is. oaktree capital referred to yesterday. give me the numbers. sani: so far year to date -- dani: so far your today, $300 billion worth of bonds have been downgraded. it is likely to get much worse from here. 111 firms are at risk of becoming sub investment grade. that's the highest number on record. the coronavirus has brought this, as has the drop in oil prices.

many came of age in eras where such words were common and they saw no different than labels like pollock or wop or kike. lapses -- anduch countering such lapses were tales of camaraderie between the races. that quote, we don't think about race out here. we depend on each other too much . i see only one color. such interpretations seem awfully self-serving, especially in retrospect. it is striking how much they were in keeping with the official language of the time. a sociologist spent a year studying the issue, and he concluded in 1966 that the army was "an example of integration success." its 20magazine pulled readers that despite a few blemishes, the armed forces remain a model of the integrated society the u.s. looks forward to in the new generation. here, an nbc special in 1967 concluded same mud, same blood, something that for combat was not unreasonable to say. manywas striking is how black leaders agreed, praising the military for its progress and endorsing it as a model for the nation. where it might have mattered most within the army, race did not make the list of command concer

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senators were strongly against the war, of which the boldest voice was that of robert le pollock of wisconsin. he asked, for instance, on the floor of the senate, if this is a war to make the world safe for democracy, as wilson probably proclaimed, why shouldn't there be self-determination for ireland, for egypt, for india? he told his fellow senators that you could still be a patriot and oppose a particular war, and in the 19th century, he gave examples of how both daniel webster and abraham lincoln had done so. he began receiving missives in the mail, he was hanged in effigy on the campus of university of wisconsin, and is his fellow senators opened an investigation, should he be expelled from the senate? debs and goldman had worse fates. we will come back to that. the government moved quickly to suppress antiwar demonstrations. and anyone who refused military service was sent to prison or locked up in grim camps like this one in fort douglas, utah. here is one such resistor, an antiwar activist and social worker named robert baldwin, who was sent to prison. we will come back to him. now, o

you're great grandmother pollock to take any ms. shape of clay could make it out.will carry that forward. as a child, i felt like i was being chased, and you have that same fear. there is some value in that fear because our time is not unlimited. and in a way, we are being chased. we are being chased by death. so do all you can do. sometimes i felt like our family had a lot of strife. i worried about it. i worried about not modeling well what a loving family could look like. i hope you know how deeply your father and i love you. cleo, we are and a small marble in the sky, look up with all that is consuming and overwhelming that life may feel, remember we are just a small part of everything. life is a really grand experiment and i have no doubt you are ready for it. i love you, mom. >> that was beautiful. as such an essential part of the book because you show your vulnerability there and your openness. you talk about you make mention of things that are not easy to make mention of. but i think part of what it means to reflect on your life, and to offer wisdom and lov

ziprecruiter julie pollock told me there are bright spots and reasons to be hopeful. >> you know, in every crisis there are always companies that are hiring, and in this crisis in particular, there are companies that are expanding hiring precisely because this crisis has changed the way we are living our lives and has increased demand for certain goods and services. >> talk us through why you're companies and let's go through that. >> as bad as the job market is and the economy is right now -- >> well, let's try to drop that, if we can, guys. julia says one example, there we g go. >> hey, you guys. let me say julia says one example is ecommerce, which has seen a huge jump in sales almost overnight. and now needs a lot more workers than they had before. the streaming event ended this afternoon around 5:00, and the conversation, believe me, it continues. we've linked all the information you need. all you have to do is go to our website, abc7news.com. >>> all right. well, coming up, we're going to talk live with an economic expert from uc berkeley's school of business about unemployment

i am sandraly fewer joined by gordon marand cynthia pollock. i would like to thank sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements. >> due to the health emergency and to protect commissioners, staff and public, city hall is closed. members will participate in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to the stay-at-home order and local and state and federal orders, declarations and directives. you may participate in the meeting to the extent as if physically present. public comment will be available on each item. on channel 26 and sfgovtv will stream the number on the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. communities or opportunities to speak are via by calling (408)418-9388. pound and pound again. when connected you will hear the discussions but you will be muted and in his senning mode only. listening mode only. when your item is up dial star nine. best practices call from

allyson pollock is professor of public health at newcastle university. shejoins has now.oblem is that circo has recruited many of the call handlers, and this is through a centralised system, and then we had regional epidemiologists, but we don't know how patients are icily going to report their symptoms and how they will be tested and whether the test welcome back to gps and how this will all work on the ground. what i have had as a lot of e—mails from people who are call handlers at the higher level of the case—control managers saying that their training has been poor, a few hours at most, it has been rather chaotic and there is no clear sense of what they are doing. this is very important if we are going to roll out a system across the country that people have great confidence and trust in the system, add that it is going to work and that the government is going to support them. if they are isolating out in quarantine. is it not true that the government cannot really win on this? they criticised for being too slow and for ringing it too quickly. there is always a system

not sure many of them will beat this effort though from northampton town's scott pollock.e to do that but i wouldn't be able to do that but i would crash into the wheelie bin if i tried! i wouldn't be able to kick it over the house! absolutely not! that is me, not you! me too! since the uk went into lockdown and gyms shut their doors, many of us have looked online for a safe fitness fix. former towie star mark wright has been helping people do just that, hosting daily workouts from his house together with celebrities and sports stars, and hejoins us now from his home in essex. looks like you are primed and ready to go as well? yes, i'm ready to go at 9am so i am set. tell us what you're doing, because this is going to be streamed on the bbc sport website and your turning yourself into a bit of a joe wicks—type character? i'm trying, he's the king! it's going to be streamed on bbc sport, instagram, facebook, twitter account, everywhere really there is bbc sport. i will be doing a live workout every morning this week from 9am. as i always say when i'm doing the lives on my p