second by vice chair cruz-pollock. madam clerk? roll call. >> (roll call) >> madam clerk item 4. >> enrollment and service statistics and power charge in difference adjustments and legislative update and joint powers authority and disadvantaged programs and residential update. >> thank you. it looks like we have the director of cleanpowersf is here to present, mr. michael hyams. did i say your last name correctly? >> pretty close. >> my apology. director hyams please go ahead. >> thank you chair chan. good morning. i'm the deputy manager for cleanpowersf. given this is the first lafco meeting of the year, i have a full update for you today and i wanted to take a moment and recognize a few colleagues that i'm joined by here today. from our cleanpowersf operations team, our communications team and our regulatory and legislative affairs team. they're here to help answer questions that may come up over the course of the presentation that covers a fair amount of ground. and i wanted to mention, i'm having some technical difficulties on

vice chair crews pollock, please go ahead. >> commissioner: thank you. as always, this is so informative and helpful, ms. miller. i have one quick question and that's around municipal service review. one thing you did list was refuge and as san francisco has a private provider for those. would that also apply to services for the city that are provided by private or private companies? >> through the chair, if i may, it's my understanding that you actually did a -- let me look here. you had completed previously a study on refuse. and so when i had mentioned that there may be some opportunity for updates since that study was done in may of 2011, that was 10 years ago, it may be an opportunity to pull that special study out and do an update. i wouldn't -- it would necessitate an update rather than starting from scratch again. unless your service provider has changed. >> chairman: i don't think our service provider has changed, but i think that we have some problems with our existing service provider as many of us >> yes, there is one caller in the queue. >>

vice chair crews pollock, please go ahead. >> commissioner: thank you. as always, this is so informative and helpful, ms. miller. i have one quick question and that's around municipal service review. one thing you did list was refuge and as san francisco has a private provider for those. would that also apply to services for the city that are provided by private or private companies? >> through the chair, if i may, it's my understanding that you actually did a -- let me look here. you had completed previously a study on refuse. and so when i had mentioned that there may be some opportunity for updates since that study was done in may of 2011, that was 10 years ago, it may be an opportunity to pull that special study out and do an update. i wouldn't -- it would necessitate an update rather than starting from scratch again. unless your service provider has changed. >> chairman: i don't think our service provider has changed, but i think that we have some problems with our existing service provider as many of us >> yes, there is one caller in the queue. >>

. >> reporter: meet rita pollock. >> hi -- >> reporter: and henry musock. >> why is this different --er: they're regulars at self-help community services virtual senior center, an online gathering place where they laugh and learn. >> i love the art classes. i love the music classes. >> it's a wonderful thing for people like us to get in touch and talk to other people. >> reporter: the virtual senior center existed before the pandemic but has become invaluable for those wanting to stay social and safe. you said that these classes really saved your life, and i was wondering what you meant by that. >> because it enabled me to socialize with people on a screen, see people. i don't touch anyonene anymore. >> reporter: 92-year-old rita and 97-year-old henry don't want to miss a day of their golden years. both were born in germany. after making it out of the ashes of the holocaust, they began new lives in america. >> the holocaust itself was such a traumatic experience for all of us who survived it. >> reporter: henry's family was murdered in the gas chambers at auschwitz. rita remembers the

my parents gave me a pollock's toy theatre, which was a theatre that you have to cut up and reassemblehamletjust after christmas lunch! and you cannot have imagined then that you would be playing it, what, 70 years later? no, of course not, no. i thought i'd be playing polonius, if not the skull, by this time! yorick�*s skull. there will be people who come to collect this hamlet. i remember when i played it in 1971, two old gentlemen came round to see me afterwards and said, "congratulations, you're our 73rd hamlet". how do you think theatre's going to respond to what's happened in the last 12 months? it's been pretty devastating. during my lifetime, the theatres in london were closed for longish periods during the second world war, but always sprang back. sir ian mckellen once again plays the prince, undimmed by the whips and scorns of time. will gompertz, bbc news. police in brussels have dispersed a crowd of several thousand young people who had turned out for a non—existent concert. officers on horseback and using water—cannon broke up the gathering, which was announced on social m

huge change because draw us into the world of you and your you kusama the princess of pollock conducts a major retrospective at the march in gropius bow in berlin pays tribute to the 92 year old japanese artist. so the in says realizing the desire of her to create needed like a parallel grew worse in which you know she sometimes lives it so the polka dots are way to create also for us a completely different ways of looking. creates whole new worlds psychedelic and disorienting from the artist had to pollution nations and anxiety attacks flashes of lights and threaten to engulf her installations put us in touch with her in a world which. like that like the you know you get slightly dizzy you suddenly think oh what's happening with the floor and if you look longer on the wall you suddenly feel like i was there actually the war there is this kind of going into into that so it is of course a kind of way of playing with the way we see our vision and i think she's very good in kind of every tainting how we can see and therefore also of course questioning you know what is the normal way of lo

my parents gave me a pollock's toy theatre, which was a theatre that you have to cut up and reassembled. and behind a tea towel, i was saying the words. i did a shortened version of hamlet just after christmas lunch! and you cannot have imagined then that you would be playing it, what, 70 years later? no, of course not, no. i thought i'd be playing polonius, if not the skull, by this time! yorick�*s skull. there will be people who come to collect this hamlet. i remember when i played it in 1971, two old gentleman came round to see me afterwards and said, "congratulations, you're our 73rd hamlet. " why, madam, it is common. if it be, why seems it's so particular with thee? seems, madam? nay, it is. i know not seems. shakespeare was not unfamiliar with pandemics and plagues. how do you think theatre�*s going to respond to what's happened in the last 12 months? it's been pretty devastating. during my lifetime, the theatres in london were closed for longish periods during the second world war but always sprang back. so 50 years after this hamlet... it is an unweeded garden that grows to se

before moving on, picking up on there, yasmin - picking up on there, yasmin mentioned the pollock caseve just in a sense sell through it and maybe said nothing. now it is possible other companies and boys have said we don't like this for the image of their company. but she has done more than just leave those jobs. she but she has done more than just leave thosejobs. she passed withdrawn from others. a lot of this in the end is down two peoples on morejudgements of in the end is down two peoples on more judgements of themselves. this portions of think he did wrong? do they think it is fine? one assumes if she has done that, is taking some kind of risk for moral responsibility along the way. i think it is quite difficult to say what — think it is quite difficult to say what are _ think it is quite difficult to say what are not that is the case. whether— what are not that is the case. whether or not there is ongoing legal— whether or not there is ongoing legal sensitivity tier and there may be circumstances what somebody chooses — be circumstances what somebody chooses to do that because

my parents gave me a pollock's toy theatre, which was a theatre that you have to cut up and reassembleversion of hamletjust after christmas lunch! and you cannot have imagined then that you would be playing it, what, 70 years later? no, of course not, no. i thought i'd be playing polonius, if not the skull, by this time — yorick�*s skull. chuckles. there will be people who come to collect this hamlet. i remember when i played it in 1971, two old gentleman came round to see me afterwards and said, "congratulations! you're our 73rd hamlet!" how do you think theatre's going to respond to what's happened in the last 12 months? it's been pretty devastating. during my lifetime, the theatres in london were closed for longish periods during the second world war, but always sprang back. sir ian mckellen once again plays the prince, undimmed by the whips and scorns of time. will gompertz, bbc news. that is about it from me. remember, you can get me any time online on social media if you want. i'm lewis vaughan jones, this is bbc news. goodbye. hello there. temperatures have been coming down day

my parents gave me a pollock's toy theatre, which was a theatre that you have to cut up and reassemble cannot have imagined then that you would be playing it, what, 70 years later? no, of course not, no. i thought i'd be playing polonius, if not the skull, by this time! yorick�*s skull. there will be people who come to collect this hamlet. i remember when i played it in 1971, two old gentleman came round to see me afterwards and said, "congratulations, "you're our 73rd hamlet". why, madam, it is common. if it be, why seems it's so particular with thee? seems, madam? nay, it is. i know not seems. shakespeare was not unfamiliar with pandemics and plagues. how do you think theatre's going to respond to what's happened in the last 12 months? it's been pretty devastating. during my lifetime, the theatres in london were closed for longish periods during the second world war, but always sprang back. so, 50 years after this hamlet... it is an unweeded garden that grows to seed. sir ian mckellen once again plays the prince, undimmed by the whips and scorns of time. time for a look at the weathe

chinese investors are already financing new factories just an increasing demand for pollock and it looks like that currently it's mostly because of cardboard so when people are buying things online from from shops like a muscle they'll be in fact in the cardboard you get it's your home and then you troll with the way and. that's just what folk live with and us but but for everything. germany is still the biggest consumers of paper products from finland and you pay for it all it would for a duck soup boy if it comes from finland it might involve. problems for the for the reindeer herd just it might involve problems of biodiversity and i'd say that people should be more conscious it's a think more what will they use in france susana and pierre are investigating a promising idea sustainable houses made entirely of wood when they're built well they can be very long lasting they have an appointment with architect it up knock. it down. to my daughter that you know they say that it's a portable home.

about 5.5 miles southwest of dollar point, people in pollock pines along highway, 50 said they felt theround shake about 8 30 yesterday morning, the usgs says it was one of three earthquakes that hit the tahoe area over the weekend. pictures were rattling on the walls. and what have you i was sitting with my laptop on my computer in the chair and i almost threw my laptop on the floor and jumped up out of the chair. it scared me and my heart raced five minutes. authorities say there were no reports of any. damage or injuries, already kind of a blustery kind of cool day. today we saw sixties but it was much chili. remember last week we had record heat earlier in last week, and we had a little bit of rain yesterday and 10. she's really took a drop off today a little bit of snow in the mountains, but not not enough to make much of a difference in as we go into the next few days, as you would guess it's going to warm up sun angles higher. it's getting closer to the you know, not not that far into tell summer now, and we're looking at temperatures are going to increase this week into the mid

my parents gave me a pollock's toy theatre, which was a theatre that you have to cut up and reassembleng polonius, if not the skull, by this time! yorick�*s skull. there will be people who come to collect this hamlet. i remember when i played it in 1971, two old gentleman came round to see me afterwards and said, "congratulations, "you're our 73rd hamlet". why, madam, it is common. if it be, why seems it's so particular with thee? seems, madam? nay, it is. i know not seems. shakespeare was not unfamiliar with pandemics and plagues. how do you think theatre's going to respond to what's happened in the last 12 months? it's been pretty devastating. during my lifetime, the theatres in london were closed for longish periods during the second world war, but always sprang back. so, 50 years after this hamlet... it is an unweeded garden that grows to seed. sir ian mckellen once again plays the prince, undimmed by the whips and scorns of time. incredible stuff. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there. colder air has arrived across more of the country now. and it's

on june 13 of that year, officers johnson and pollock responded to a call at an elementary school in west field where they were met with a man armed with a .45 caliber condition, hollow point bullets and 130 rounds of ammunition. an arsenal much of which was not legal in new jersey but obtained legally in another state. the officers disarmed and arrested the man potentially saving the lives of teachers, staff, and kids. mr. malinowski: the officers recently received the hero award from our union county prosecutor's office and i continue to honor their heroism here on the house floor today. this incident is another reminder while we have strong gun laws in new jersey and one of the lowest rates of gun violence fatalities in the country as a result, many of our neighboring states do not. as long as our gun laws are inconsistent across state lines, those who wish to commit mass murder will find the means to do sofmente thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address

i'm cynthia pollock, i'm joined by connie chan, gordon mar and shanti singh. i'd like to thank sfgov tv. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: i do. due to the covid health emergency and protect commissioners, city employees and the public, city hall is closed but members will be participating remotely. commissioners will a

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i'm cynthia pollock, i'm joined by connie chan, gordon mar and shanti singh.to thank sfgov tv. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: i do. due to the covid health emergency and protect commissioners, city employees and the public, city hall is closed but