provided commissions such as ours make findings. to comply, item 5 and 6 on this agenda is the request to considering whether continued use of teleupon conference minimize health risk and whether we can use it in a matter of using public transparency. members may lefsh this meeting via sfgov.org and channel 78 and may offer comment calling the comment phone initial i like to welcome the members of the public and staff watching live on sfgovtv. the commission asks and thanks you for patience during the times. we ask the public to have patience and expect delay and gaps during the meeting during public comment itch the to welcome and thank james and cooley from tif department for assisting today. and i wanted to thank justin who has been doing double duty on das who is now able to focus on his real duties and have to help with the meetings but wanted to say how much we appreciated justin the last couple of years helping us. >> to eliminate background noise all panelists via web ex mou themselves had not speaking or wait being to prese

is there a member wish to provide comment on 5b. call 415-655-0001 access code: 2496 013 5740 ## press star 3 to enter the queue. if you are on the fwoins and would like to provide comment, on this item, press star 3. does not apore well is anyone wish to comment. >> thank you. hearing no requests to this item i will close public comment. do you have questions regarding this item if there are no questions may i get i motion for item 5b. i move to approve item 5b. >> thank you commissioner bracket. commissioner ludium i think you were about to speak. gi move to second that motion. >> thank you. commissioner. >> please, take roll >> commissioner members announce your vote for 5b when i call you. commissioner bracket. >> aye. >> commissioner ludium. >> aye. >> commissioner scott. >> can you hear us. aye >> roseales. >> aye. >> the vote is 5 aye's. >> thank you. motion carries. next item >> next the consent agenda. 5 arkansas approval of minutes for november first, 22. if there are members who would like to comment call 415-655-0001, ac

all of these programs provide invaluable benefits to older americans. i believe the key to improving them is to offer more flexibility, more access to healthy foods and more efforts to reduce barriers to access like transportation, delivery options and easier simplified applications. thank you for the opportunity to share my story and for considering the needs of older adults. >> thank you for your testimony and being willing to tell your story. that's the most significant parts of these hearings when somebody, as you all have in one way or another, related your own experiences. i was going to start with questions for you, but in the interest of time i want to make sure that folks know on a day like today, we have senators that are in and out of hearings. for example this morning senator warnock was here with us earlier. senator rick scott was also here earlier. they had to go to another engagement, another hearing. >> thank you, senator and ranking member scott. at this hearing is so important. all of the hearings are thoughtful, relevant and important

earth observation provides key data that serves many purposes.rs can serve, can measure the soil moisture and make sure they can improve crop fields whether the national weather service forecast to alert residents of hurricanes and tornadoes and in the case of emissions we can detect and measure such as methane from oil and gas wells. in terms of colorado, two key issues that we've seen with the earth observation that's becoming increasingly important, wildfire and drought management. some would go so far as to describe our drought in the west now as so prolonged that they don't qualify. they are desertification, more permanent of what we think of with a drought. over 190,000 acres destroyed over 350 homes and caused over half a billion dollars in damages in colorado and instruments build by the colorado-based company with eight satellites captured images that one on this far from the right is a smoke plume but the second is to show details where you have the active fires, the burn scars or dark red and the vegetation is green. the second image i

it wait have details in providing this for the tenant and providers i will stop there and the team is on for questions. thank you. >> great and we'll hear from the budget analyst. >> if you can speak into the microphone it is hard to hear. >> i will gladly speak into the microphone for the points of view legislation a number of things items three, 4, and 5 are ordinances that include contracting people for the projects that are discussed and then item 71 a resolution um, of the appropriate for 333-12th street those are the city-owned sites and they were all competitively selected and put through the process and separate contract for supportive services don't require the dollars but the reasons that three of those contracts are without ordinances have chapter 6 waivers i don't want to rope as the department mentioned but dwell on aspects of recommendation explain i think our perspective and one is i think that is worth detrimentally on the budget this evening. >> what you find on page 11, 20, 30 and 42 the agreement. and you'll see there is a different component of budget the budget is

full-scale began in 2022 and tell me about how the doctors were prepared for this and could they provide emergency care to a person who, for example , came under fire under the bombing here on the edge of a knife so why because it is one thing to provide medical care when it happened in peace time relatively peaceful time and completely different when the bombing happens exchange-explosive injuries happen when the destruction happens there hello god this is a completely different type of help and again it is a need for training it is crazy exists we invite doctors who watch this program, please contact us and uh, go through these trainings, we are open and mr. yuryu, please tell me how exactly the selection of doctors will take place, because you already said a little earlier that uh, you already have a turn for there are eight doctors in one place, and everyone wants to undergo this training. how will you select? perhaps you will look at the regions that are at risk. will you still look at the doctor's qualifications, which plays a role in order to get to the training, the highest prior

that is, how it provides first aid, how it provides assistance specifically in e, in our medical unitse military level, this percentage today is a little less than five percent. and this suggests that again we are raising this literature of all that are available to us today of all previous conflicts, including nato countries, this is iraq, this is afghanistan, these are our previous conflicts from 18 to 24%. that is, again. this suggests that today a military unit is both in the framework of first aid and directly qualified assistance. today it does its job 100%. well, we have come to the important topic of rehabilitation, but in order for the wounded soldiers to be able to return to duty , including, by the way, there are prostheses, right? this also applies today amputation does not mean the end of a military career. by the way, how were they 200 years ago. this is not a career final for a long time, but also those fighters who, in general, received disabilities and can no longer continue military service, how is the rehabilitation of such military personnel organized today and uh,

and they have provided a lot and continued to provide a substantial amounts or ammunition to ukraine. their way allies have done this is by or digging into existing stocks. and of course in the long run that kind of continue. so that's the reason why germany and all the allies have also started to engage with the defense industry. to ramp or production of ammunition are part the to replenish existing. and nathan stocks are to meet the requirements for the turns on the fence of natal territory. but partly also to ensure that we can continue to deliver ammunition to ukraine. so welcome our, their work of germany and the efforts of all the allies to. busy ensure that production of abolition is increased so we can both and showed natal to her that those on the fence and at the same time prides ammunition to, to your credit. that sir nato secretary general against stalsen burger. at the podium with germany, chancellor laughed shows us their meeting today in berlin, olaf shoals opens the press conference are making the point, the nato must not become a party to the conflict to a new cray. t

that is not provided. lot of these problems are in the fabric that you could help with. >> the review and challenge process plays a critical role to have maps that are fully functional and a complete undermining of the a lot to move forward with those that were not subjected to that rigorous review process which is why this kind of oversight is extremely important. >> we are pushing with the website to actually put your home address in and i would encourage people to do that in any case but in those areas it's easy to miss addresses but i'm appreciative that the state data that's coming forward has enhanced this but i appreciate everything you are doing. >> thank you mr. chairman and welcome panel. my first question i am from wyoming and we face unique challenges to impact the availability of broadband services and probably create additional cost sometimes the equipment is in remote areas when it needs to be repaired and hard to get maintenance to that type of equipment and that can cause additional cost w

in the system of the academy of medical sciences that provided this assistance , because we sent totute of orthopedics, traumatology, neurotrauma to the institute of neurosurgery, but then our tactics changed after we discussed it together with military medics, uh, we were on duty around-the-clock specialists in traumatology and neurosurgery at our institute, that is, any military injury that came to us, we immediately took them for surgery, but they were already on duty as specialists in general surgery, post-rheumatology and neurosurgery . it was a multidisciplinary hospital that provided assistance in all directions, and only then did we sort them. at first, the main task was to make the correct diagnosis. we had a computer tomography scanner working around the clock. and after we, but the diagnosis, we chose the patient in the operating room right away, or he was taken to another institute or hospital or to a hospital that was nearby, but it so happened that on february 26, we already joined the soldiers, a lot of specialists just left had to evacuate from kyiv. how did you deal

on the r c provides more than 60 percent of the global kobolds. this is, of course, a large shares estimate global level and college is extremely important for the global transitions towards low carbon technology. and it's used in the tim, i'm batteries. it's also used like super allies and other key industries that are needed at a global level. actually not only china, but also other of flooring mining merchant. national industries are involved in the market. and for instance, land core is the major mining industry that extracts a couple. it's andy sauce with british. what you national in addition of is there is china molybdenum, which is a state's own company and it's extract around 10 percent of the total couples in china. how we're in is sorry, in the r c. however, what is important to not to hear that once the conflict is extracted in the are see 90 percent of fits is been processed in china. so the largest recession and, but the stations of the r c happens in china, and b, o is not on the, affecting the r c, but is affecting the global light

nuno so georgia has provided and continues to provide humanitarian aid to ukraine, but not military.ially the georgian police and the government of georgia , which since 2012 has announced that the policy it will pursue in relation to russia will be the policy of non-provocation of the russian federation , and it has been continuing on this note for the tenth year therefore, of course, it was a big shock for us when the war in ukraine started with you, the georgian government took such a position and said that it is neutral and in a conflict in which it is impossible to be neutral because we have a common enemy and russia occupies 20% and today 20% of the territory georgia continues to occupy the territory of georgia with other methods, and the government of this country says today that it will not irritate russia, and it will remain neutral, again, this a shameful page in the history of the territory of georgia. at night to ukraine, because we know the price of aid. when ukraine helped us in the 90s and in 2008, when we had a war with russia, what is it doing? the real position of t

care to the wounded or can provide care to the wounded, especially if doctors live in a combat zoner the combat zone, their hospital is located there, we invite them, and i want to take this opportunity to say that the project is supported by the french of the people, it is free for our ukrainian doctors if it is now permissible among the actors to include representatives of business, for example, you can contact contact contact directly, for example, my contact and support our project because our project is about saving human lives or all of these what picture do you observe among your colleagues personally, how many of them are trained to provide emergency care, we can, we can share . trauma, if we say ultrasonography to psychological trauma, then this is only the beginnings in ukraine, we, so far, we cannot globally boast of these competencies among civilian doctors, if we are talking about e.e. medical there before medical care, so many doctors conduct it and many instructors a lot trainers, there are many organizations that deal with this, but today there is a crazy demand for

the community providers would provide information linking impacted community members to healing resources. examples that would be by flyering, phone calls, community events, word of mouth, social media and a warm hand off, and an example of the resources they would be lynching would be or advising on pop up drop off hours for behavioral health support in the neighborhood impacted. social services including housing, and employment and other city services. behavioral health providers by their neighborhood including culturally specific supports and crisis and emergency resources that maybe needed for the impacted community. next slide. so here we have what the proposed protocol flow would look like which is an enhancement of the current one in blue. you have what currently exists and in orange is the proposed protocol and the enhancement the current notification. once again the police would notify comprehensive crisis services who will assess and remember did the level of response. they will follow the current violence response notification for the individuals that are impacted by notifying

>> the person providing the airs isn't providing speech but when you are providing symbolic speech through a custom website or cake you are creating speech. >> even though the site doesn't say anything about that? it doesn't say gay marriages wonderful thing. it doesn't say, it doe't even say we are here to celebrate is wonderful marriage in my hypothetical it doesn't even say that. >> again, the announcement of the wedding itself is the concept she believ tbe false and the entire purpose behind t cpelled speech doctrine is to avoid the end by these beginnings. to maksu individuals don't speak messages that betray their conscience. thatppes just as much to the democrats, the lgbt or the black sculptor. >> we have spoken a little bit about how colorado has handled this compelled speech question differently with respect to different messages. i'm curious how other states have dealt with this conundrum besides colorado. and which ones of those you think we should take an account of? >> 20 states filed and amicus brief. to provide mesgeased protections just like the court did in hurley followi

providing safety training, professional, official support. our mrooef that we help our partners to be successful the project will be a success. >> feel hamore companies should give back and payment in the social impact program seeking [inaudible] role in the community. >> thank you. next speaker, please. good morning supervisors i'm jessica. bayview native. and construction job development service [inaudible]. the program was provided to impact community in the southeast neighborhood the mission and tenderloin. [inaudible] impact [inaudible] of the puc project. [hard to understand speaker, muffled] thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. good morning board of supervisors. thank you for the opportunity to speak. i'm [inaudible] the director of programs at [inaudible]. the sip program funded our core program pajama kitchen our culinary program commercial kitchen space provides entrepreneurship and development opportunity to the bayview and bipoc communities. the kitchen venders issue technical assistance. to permits, language

providing more visibility, having more visibility to municipalities and provide that information to our customers. >> i have a question for the housing representative. i spoke to governor earlier about the informal nature of much of the housing. in puerto rico and how do we ensure that we're not simply rebuilding the same form but that we're building back better. do you have the funding that you need from fema or hud to rebuild the housing stock with greater resilience? >> thank you for the question, congressman. we have the money from the -- >> how large is that pot? >> three billion. we currently have access to that money last year. we increase from 400 houses that we already either repaired up to code or reconstruct. and now we have more than 4000 houses and -- >> just want to interject because my time. three billion it will lead to the rebuilding of how many homes and that will be my final question -- you said you have a pot of three billion dollars to rebuild homes with greater resilience. how many homes? >> it would be 17,000 homes. >> at how many homes in the puerto rico's housin

there's over 120 service providers at the event today, and they range anywhere from hygiene kits provided, 5% -- to prescription glasses and reading glasses, hearing tests, pet sitting, showers, medical services, flu shots, dental care, groceries, so many phenomenal service providers, and what makes it so unique is we ask that they provide that service today here it is an actual, tangible service people can leave with it. >> i am with the hearing and speech center of northern california, and we provide a variety of services including audiology, counselling, outreach, education, today we actually just do screening to see if someone has hearing loss. to follow updates when they come into the speech center and we do a full diagnostic hearing test, and we start the process of taking an impression of their year, deciding on which hearing aid will work best for them. if they have a smart phone, we make sure we get a smart phone that can connect to it, so they can stream phone calls, or use it for any other services that they need. >> san francisco has phenomenal social services to support peopl

this will provide stability to enable. even by the sba program playing an important role providing credit to the smallest under banked small business owners and entrepreneurs in fiscal year 202245% of all microloans went to women-owned businesses. 14% to hispanic owned businesses in 35% black-owned businesses. they generally have the most difficult time accessing capital elsewhere. one third report they've been able to find acceptable financing from other sources. these programs are critical in addressing the existing credit gap of the small business owners in particular. i look forward to hearing from the witnesses about how we can improve these programs and adopt innovative solutions to provide access to capital to those currently left out of the system. the hearing will also explore two recent changes proposed by the sba. we saw all too often that the small businesses didn't have the same financial connections and resources as larger ones did and they were excluded or had to wait a longer time to get their help. it's im

the colorado law might provide her to provide o a nondiscriminatory basis. we alshed from colorado the plaintiff is willing to work with all people regardless such as race, gender. right? >> in some respect, right. >> do you agree with the stipulations in this case? >> well, for a same-sex wedding it is provided to a heterosexual couple either, right >> that is still discrimination. at may be right. i think stpiece could not have been clear in saying the exprs in goods and services for same-sex is a form of discrimination. >> i want toaksure i understand. do we agree that this work is expressive in nature? >> we do. what about my photograph hypothetical? >> i believe your photograph hypothetical ithimplication of the aumts that the institutioredvancing and are concerned of the united states. i difficult if you -- to say someone who is doing that public accommodations law.the we think it is inconsistent that any sort of crop out in es areas have to be cabined to avoid the government's complingntests. >> just to be clear, it is the same photograph for all -- b

and she was provided to a heterosexual couple either. right? but that's >> but that is still discrimination within the meaning, just as she wouldn't sell a >>just as she wouldn't sell a website that celebrates a heterosexual union that she disagreed with to anyone, regardless of their sexual orntation. right? >> thamabe right, justice gorsuch. but i think masrpce couldn't have been clearer in saying that declining to sell goods or services, even exesve goods and services for a same wedding is a form of status basedisimination properly within the scope of public accommodations >> on that. i just want to make sure i understand. do we agree as well that this is this work that the planet performs is expressive in nature. >> we do. >> thank you. and if photograph hypotheti >> so i didn't belabor this at the beginning, justice jackson. but your photograph hypothetical is exactly the sort of implication of the arguments that petitioners are advanci that are of concern to the united states. we really do think it's very difficult if you accept her princ

low-income families and comcast of course he a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> advocates for financial investment professionals and small business owners have divided the challenges of employee owned businesses when is is also talk about access to the funds and roadblocks from the small business administration and a hearing for house subcommittee is just over an hour. [background sounds]. >> are we ready. >> good morning everybody and i called the meeting to order and without objection, recess anytime can be declared and i would like to begin by noting important requirements is meeting, saying house and many rules will continue to apply during hybrid proceedings all members are reminded their expected to adhere to these rules including the quorum and has regulations, require members to be visible through a video connection throughout the proceeding as a please keep your cameras on that also please remember to remain muted until you recognize to minimize background noise in the event member encounters technical bs to p

providing food _ providing support and shops being open, providing food and - providing support and shops. are a small but strong community. the public effort has been extraordinary, we have been overwhelmed by people wishing to help in both practical and financial ways. we have put on a call centre, today and yesterday, so we can help today and yesterday, so we can help to coordinate that and identify any assistance. in particular, through discussion with the bailiffs chambers, the bailiff has agreed to set up a fund that will be a collection point for money that can be used to support people who have been displaced and also help us respond to the other tragic incidents we have experienced this week, the loss of a trawler earlier in the week. i think that will help us greatly as we move forward and come together as a community. jersey evening post. can you give more _ jersey evening post. can you give more details _ jersey evening post. can you give more details on _ jersey evening post. can you give more details on the _ jersey evening post. can you give more details on the ages - jerse

providing that data would be misleading, it would not provide a full picture of what is happening in deaths and custody. >> i just want to make sure and hear what you are saying, and the public is what you are saying. you say that you ceased to publish that data because you know log have complete and accurate data, correct? >> the department is working with the states who are a central part of that data to collect that data. the states are to collect that data from local agencies and local law enforcement. the states are challenged collecting that data, and we are working with the states through technical assistance. we are looking at open sources to identify those deaths that the state is not reporting. going back to the states and working with them to improve their data collection. >> and so the doj has seized the publication of this data because the data is no longer of sufficient completeness, accuracy, and integrity to publish it. that is the first reason, you are going to see give a second reason. >> the second reason would be the data under dcra 2013 has been collected to anal

and really to continue on identify the concern service that providers are providing. in what format some in hybrid and some complete. we need to update this so we can continue to really refine whether out reach and referral process is. so -- special will start in january. with other case activities, recently, das presented the key priority for fiscal 24-27 to the oac and service provider working group cochairs in the november 14th oac meeting and the coalition meeting on november 30th. and of course, these priorities were informed by the 2022, community need's assessment findings. and we will continue to present these findings to the service provider working group for further comment and questions as we move in to the new year. as the service allocation plan suspect finalized. budget advocacy for fiscal 24. i want to rep mind i think these are really upon important. but the case budget advocacy to increase technological support and connectiffity. and prove access to safe transportation. strengthen out reach and improve access to services and improve public safety. exp

of radio communication television, which actually provides the broadcast of a single marathon, thats, the connection is already reserved, mobile operators are continuing the process of reserving basic states , that is, we are not talking about three days and after which the connection is there in case of what may fall, we are talking about at least three days of stable operation of the networks of the key points of such networks. does this apply to ordinary subscribers, how will it affect the availability of internet connections for ordinary consumers, if we are talking about mobile communications, yes, users they will actually be able to use mobile communication. it may not be available everywhere , the coverage may be less, however, key base stations will be provided, according to information from our colleagues from mobile operators. in cases of long-term blackouts, it may not be available how widespread is the mobile internet, but the ability to use the voice schedule, the ability to send sms messages, it will be provided. i would also like to remind you that you already points

i wanted to provide a overview of what's coming up.lked about at the retreat and wanting to get a better idea of what the budget process is going to look like in different things like that. we are going to start the community will start the new year with some elections. elections are meant to happen at regular meeting and we had a bunch of special meetings lately because of holiday. here we are. so, we'll be-the committee will be electing officers. it has 3 officer positions , chair, vice chair and data officer. committee members may nominate themselves or another member for any office. members can also decline a nomination if they choose. encumbent officers can nominate them serves and there are no limits on the number of terms so i want to put a plug in here. if you are thinking this speaks to you to reach out, it describes in the master deck what the different roles are so the chair presides at all meetings of the committee and oversees preparation and can distribution of the agenda. the chair can also be assigned duties by the comm

provide submittals to them. they are familiar because they have significant amount and daily i operations and maintenance staff that perform the maintenance work. >> greatest am thank you. anything to add there. i want to be sure that when a beautiful example pavement is chosen for a plaza that the end user did not come back later and say, we can't maintain temperature too expensive. you should not have done temperature if clients who will maintain and budget. budgeting proper low to maintain it can't come back and say you never asked us. we would have told you we can't budget that amount to maintain this project. i would like to be sure that is not happening. keep have those conversations the beauty we have our own maintenance and operation's starch it makes us aware of maintenance and needs. there have been times a clined or project lected chos something expensive too to min tain can cautionary tale we don't recommend this or cannot restore this in kind. i will tick a moment since i have a soap box to say as a

we're updating regulation 1.5 to provide for an r.b.c. member to co-preside in the absence of one chair rather than only in the case of both chairs being absent. regulation 1.6 is updated to provide for virtual meetings and for votes to occur over email or mail rather than in person which will also be provided for by our change in regulation 1.4. any discussion of regulation 1? if not, we'll move on to regulation 2. co-chair moore: so regulation 2 refers to the submission and review of delegate selection plans. the draft before you contains several proposed housekeeping changes. regulation 2.1 -- sorry -- could you hear me? regulation 2.1 is a new addition. as we've done throughout the year, we've tried to proceed with caution as we've made am so big changes. so as we embark with a newly determined early window and many new leaders in the state parties, we are requesting letters of intent from all state parties by march 1. this will allow us to set up an early system to support the development of plans as well as flag any issues for the c