and the ordinance that we are working on under the leadership of supervisor raphael mandelman speaks to that in a very significant way. so you're going to hear a presentation today from supervisor mandelman's office, from jacob, who is a phenomenal advocate and a wonderful partner to the department of the environment. he will be talking about the ordinance and about the supervisor's commitment. you will then hear again from cyndy comerford, this time with her hat on as our climate program manager, and cyndy is the one leading our efforts on this initiative. she is our point of contact with the supervisor's office, with labor organizations, with the department of building inspection, because in order to get this work done, we needed to do it in a very inclusive manner that brought in as many parties as we could and cyndy will talk about that. and she will end her presentation back where she started tonight, which is talking about equity and how we think about equity when we look at this particular program. so with that, i will turn it over to jacob. >> thank you so much, debbie. can y

normally, as director raphael said, but we haven't been able to because of the pandemic., i would like to make that motion and [indiscernible] into the process. >> there's been a motion. do i hear a second? we have a second. thank you. i want to thank [indiscernible] this has been just an exceptional presentation. it's fantastic to have expertise that sits in this department on this screen here to talk about these things from commissioner wold to cyndy to jacob, it's been really great to have really concise, fantastic answers to all our questions. i appreciate it. all right. so we've had a motion and a second. charles, i think the next thing for us to do is to vote. >> yes, i will call the roll. commissioner stephenson. >> aye. >> commissioner ahn. >> aye. >> commissioner. >> aye. >> commissioner chu. >> aye. >> commissioner sullivan. >> aye. >> commissioner wold. >> aye. >> commissioner wan. >> aye. >> the ayes have it. >> the motion passes. thank you, everybody. all right, charles. that's the end of that item. thank you to all the callers, if anyone is still on the line

normally, as director raphael said, but we haven't been able to because of the pandemic., i would like to make that motion and [indiscernible] into the process. >> there's been a motion. do i hear a second? we have a second. thank you. i want to thank [indiscernible] this has been just an exceptional presentation. it's fantastic to have expertise that sits in this department on this screen here to talk about these things from commissioner wold to cyndy to jacob, it's been really great to have really concise, fantastic answers to all our questions. i appreciate it. all right. so we've had a motion and a second. charles, i think the next thing for us to do is to vote. >> yes, i will call the roll. commissioner stephenson. >> aye. >> commissioner ahn. >> aye. >> commissioner. >> aye. >> commissioner chu. >> aye. >> commissioner sullivan. >> aye. >> commissioner wold. >> aye. >> commissioner wan. >> aye. >> the ayes have it. >> the motion passes. thank you, everybody. all right, charles. that's the end of that item. thank you to all the callers, if anyone is still on the line

a terrible blunder from raphael varane, but a perfect start for the hosts. bale, real looked lacklustre, until this. karim benzema with a goal — game on. if real scored again it was extra time, but after the break — just watch this. another gaffe by varane, a nimble finish by gabrieljesus, and city were on the brink. another defensive howler, but the hosts didn't mind. real now had to score twice, but instead it was still city that threatened. david silva just over as they ultimately eased to victory. next up a quarterfinal with lyon and after this they'll feel anything is possible. andy swiss, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world. it's now time for us to take a first look at the national and international front pages in the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejohn stevens, deputy political editor at the daily mail, and eve pollard, former fleet street editor. tomorrow's fr

so it's like here with this dress for the 4 i like to call this raphael where it's a completely different style. in my mind's craftsmanship from various african regions but the high art of couture. his raffia in this role shape is sourced from cameroon and madagascar and then processed in the studio in southern france raffia is a natural 5 the one from palm leaves him on i.e.c. knows it well from cameroon where he grew up over there so what i really like about rock is its raw and rustic feel. and at the same time the material has something very structural to it. and it carries a cultural aspect to. rafia reminds me of my childhood and of many happy moments like the traditional dances and grass skirts. designed. likes to carry it back make for raffia everywhere she goes no wonder it's her in creation she discovered the material while working for humanitarian n.g.'s. she was so thrilled by it that she found her. label in 2015 specializing in raffia bags. in my to read via can easily be combined with other materials like cotton or silk i also use it together with laura x. in other words it's

angelo raphael to she and all these amazing artists in the age of discovery and so we're also on the verge of an age of discovery if you think about where it's going it's not in our geographical earth obviously because we've discovered all of that but outer space we have space x. for example in la musk is one of these age of discover is right he said that space x. neural link our consciousness is the next. you know age of explore exploration we're going to go into our consciousness and try to find what's in there oh right so you've got outer space you've got cyber space you've got inner space yes all of these frontiers are going to be explored in this new age of discovery to pick up on your renaissance analogy and we've had banks failing but we haven't had a central bank fail so i guess that's what we should look for as the keystone a moment of this run of science kicking off as a major central banks around the world failing and i would suspect that will be in the news and the renaissance as you had pointed out was not like super easy it wasn't like everybody welcomed the art of divi

a terrible blunder from raphael varane, but a perfect start for the hosts.ked lacklustre, until this. karim benzema with a goal — game on. if real scored again it was extra time, but after the break — just watch this. another gaffe by varane, a nimble finish by gabrieljesus, and city were on the brink. another defensive howler, but the hosts didn't mind. real now had to score twice, but instead it was still city that threatened. david silva just over as they ultimately eased to victory. next up a quarterfinal with lyon and after this they'll feel anything is possible. andy swiss, bbc news. and now, with a round—up of the rest of the days sport, here'sjohn watson. yes, thanks very much. the late wickets from england's bowlers have kept alive their victory hopes following day three of the first test against pakistan at old trafford after being bowled out with a big first innings deficit. the day started with england batting, and it wasn't long before top scorer 0llie pope departed for 62. joss buttler soon followed to leave the england order somewhat exposed,

players openly endorsing one of herngof challengers, the referea raphael laura knox which loefflercolognes and a ch, senator so joins me now appear what's your response to all this? i thought it was about winning games. now it's about winning senate seats? >> thanks for having me on. it really proves my point. this isn't about playing basketball. it's about playing politics. it truly is about politics. look, and has a right that you and want to for. but because i stood up for our american flag, suggest we replace that with the divisive idea of this political organization, black lives matter -- not the statement, we all agree with the statement, but this political organization that wants to defund the police, promotes anti-semitism and violence and doesn't believe in the nuclear family? we are talking moms and dads, how can the league support that, let stand for the flag, the players have walked out during the national anthem. i had to draw the line and i had to speakdr out. >> here is who reportedly orchestrated this new campaign against you. "the new york times" is reporting that one of y

sorry, through the chair, if i can ask raphael if he understood that. >> not necessarily, but i don't know we've drilled down to the level of the life insurer kind of qualifications that the non-paramedic professional has. >> do you know? >> from my understanding, it would either be a licensed clinical social worker, or a marriage and family counselor or psychiatrist that the behavioral clinician could be one of those three categories. >> i see. and then just for the public, there will be a peer advocate in every group. >> correct. so in that second category of either a social worker, licensed mayorage and family counselor or psychologist, which of the three entities, do you know, if they have the ability under theirly sense toutheirlicensure to issu? >> i believe they all do. >> we will work on that with you, but we have it covered anyway. that is super helpful information. second question, so we were just talking about the training necessary to get these new units up and running. let me ask you this first. you said four new units or ems six teams would not be enough to re 20,000 cal

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there have been no major issues on the span getting over to san raphael, a seven minute drive to thege. we have a 15 minute delay, but no problems once you make it on to the span as we look at the other commute across the bay, we have not a lot. we have the typical plate 80 commute over the ultima pass, 205 and 580 continues to be slow. traffic looks okay. if you're driving and to san jose we are off to a good start with your silicon valley commute. let's get back in with today's weather, it seems foggy and some places, correct? >>> it is very foggy out there, sal, this will be the coolest day of the week by far. the trend around monday, it was hot. mid-90s. today it is 70s. low clouds, drizzle, a 10th of an inch for some. the coolest day of the big fog sun has been front and center. 62 for the city. below is at 55. that is average. 49 on the record low again. mount diablo west, at 33 degrees . middle p, northwest at 30 miles per hour. there have been gusts up to 40 miles per hour up to brentwood and towards the ultima pass. 80s and 60s on your temperatures. it's with jetstream. if t

and bolivia the leader of the revolution was forced out of power and they never do or raphael could as his closest associates betrayed him. so what is to be done. in brazil former president lula da silva succession in the workers' party was carried out loyally when dilma rousseff took over the house. but here to the left was ousted a moderate left in favor of compromise. accused of cooking the government votes against a background of corruption demaris and was bundled out of office in 2016 in a matter of hours ending 12 years of school by the workers' party to p.t. . i know i have somebody to judge each month well to. save my last you know football because it will believe. what they did. was so put out where the result is that i do not follow ideational what trial i will pass from one of the 3 that i did open. and brazil scarred by that crisis hit hard by the recession and this scandal served to stoke up popular resentment still further rousseff became the scapegoat blamed for all the country's ills. all of my stuff was totalled up in. tsunami says you don't know where you have seen h

players across the league, including from her own team, even wore t-shirts supporting the democrat raphaelave a co-owner of your team who says she does not support the message of the black lives matter muflovement, what s that say to you as a player on that team? >> the black lives matter movement is one of unity and that's something -- like you said, we've been doing this for years now. we're in a unique time when a lot of people are listening to our voices and throughout this social justice movement, we want to continue to promote unity and promote, you know, voting rights and voting for people in november. >> senator laughler is up for reelection. can you pull back the curtain for me and tell me about some of the conversations you were having with your teammates as you decided to make that move. >> i'm a member of the executive committee of our union. one of the biggest parts of our jobs is unifying player voices and in this unique position that we were in, we're wanted to make sure that we talked to players about what this time means about who he is, we wanted to vet him and he was ope

apparently the 15th century italian-born master painter raphael, you see him there, with the nice bonelong, pointy nose. apparently a blast from the past. they are now putting him on blast saying that they have done some 3d imaging using a digital tissue layering of what is believed to be his skull. and they think he gave himself a nose job while painting. the scandal, yeah. that's what y'all be doing on the gram. >> oh, no you didn't. >> yes, i did. >> oh, the original filter. >> apparently they looked and compared it to -- because now they're only 85% sure that's his skull, but compared it to other drawings that his classmates did of him, yo, bro, you have a bigger nose than that, don't lie. apparently, yeah, so that's a tagged picture of himself. then the picture that he wanted to post. >> ain't nothing wrong with a little nip/tuck on yourself in an image. and the 15th century filter there, impressive. also impressive, love. it doesn't really know any bounds, any age. a 76-year-old man in a nursing home proposed to his 71-year-old girlfriend. >> what? >> and here is that moment righ

sorry, through the chair, if i can ask raphael if he understood that. >> not necessarily, but i don't know we've drilled down to the level of the life insurer kind of qualifications that the non-paramedic professional has. >> do you know? >> from my understanding, it would either be a licensed clinical social worker, or a marriage and family counselor or psychiatrist that the behavioral clinician could be one of those three categories. >> i see. and then just for the public, there will be a peer advocate in every group. >> correct. so in that second category of either a social worker, licensed mayorage and family counselor or psychologist, which of the three entities, do you know, if they have the ability under theirly sense toutheirlicensure to issu? >> i believe they all do. >> we will work on that with you, but we have it covered anyway. that is super helpful information. second question, so we were just talking about the training necessary to get these new units up and running. let me ask you this first. you said four new units or ems six teams would not be enough to re 20,000 cal

sayingnt raphael bostic it has been so much fiscal relief to help the economy.is really looking for more, like every other fed official we have heard from these days. the meantime, the stimulus stalemate continues. kathleen: it certainly does, and congress continues to stalemate. mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader, saying today that they are going on reese's for a month -- recess for a month unless a stimulus deal is reached and members will be standing by on a 20 four hour notice. republicans and democrats are very far apart on the size of the package. one trillion for the gop. 3.5 trillion for the democrats. nancy pelosi said she would come back to the table if the democrats would get to 2 trillion but she does not see it happening. let's look to what she said. >> perhaps you mistook them for someone who gave a damn. this is not the case. this is very far apart and unless you see the reality of what it means in the lives of the american people, what good is it for us to agree to something that has no relationship to meeting the needs of the american p

sorry, through the chair, if i can ask raphael if he understood that. >> not necessarily, but i don't know we've drilled down to the level of the life insurer kind of qualifications that the non-paramedic professional has. >> do you know? >> from my understanding, it would either be a licensed clinical social worker, or a marriage and family counselor or psychiatrist that the behavioral clinician could be one of those three categories. >> i see. and then just for the public, there will be a peer advocate in every group. >> correct. so in that second category of either a social worker, licensed mayorage and family counselor or psychologist, which of the three entities, do you know, if they have the ability under theirly sense toutheirlicensure to issu? >> i believe they all do. >> we will work on that with you, but we have it covered anyway. that is super helpful information. second question, so we were just talking about the training necessary to get these new units up and running. let me ask you this first. you said four new units or ems six teams would not be enough to re 20,000 cal

of programs this past week with the san francisco family support network and we had a request from raphael house which is a family shelter to make a presentation about the dpa and services and tomorrow, will be presenting with the american bar association coupled with the national bar association with lieutenant governor from michigan addressinaddressing palicial fo. the final step is going through the controller's office is supporting evidence before the draft report is sent out and, basically, that process is just providing the reasonable assurances that the audit was conforming to the governmental audit standards and so we should have that to the commission by september. that's what we're looking at. and so we've been a long time coming and just as a reminder, this is the audit that was mandated by voters and it was one of the initial priorities that we started on day one when i came to the dpa. and secondly, another thing we've been working on recently a analyzing our satisfaction survey responses. the agency has collected information like this for years and we wanted to analyze it and

raph ra raphael -- sorry. supervisor mandelman?> supervisor mandelman: i guess i want to start by thanking director colfax and everybody and, of course, greg and everybody at d.p.h. jufor just the extraordinary work that they've been doing forever, but particularly during the pandemic. and i know everybody is working well beyond capacity and extremely long hours, and i know that we and san francisco and the mayor are extremely grateful for that. my questions are around mainly health s.f. and the -- >> chair fewer: supervisor? >> supervisor mandelman: yes. >> chair fewer: we are on item 3. it's trailing legislation. >> supervisor mandelman: okay. got it. >> chair fewer: they have not given their presentation -- >> supervisor mandelman: okay. i'll hold it. i'll eat my tater tots. thank you. >> chair fewer: any questions or comments from my colleagues? again, my chat does not seem to be working, so raise your hand. okay. seeing none, mr. clerk, can we open this up for public comment, please? >> clerk: yes, madam chair. operations is c

raph ra raphael -- sorry. supervisor mandelman?> supervisor mandelman: i guess i want to start by thanking director colfax and everybody and, of course, greg and everybody at d.p.h. jufor just the extraordinary work that they've been doing forever, but particularly during the pandemic. and i know everybody is working well beyond capacity and extremely long hours, and i know that we and san francisco and the mayor are extremely grateful for that. my questions are around mainly health s.f. and the -- >> chair fewer: supervisor? >> supervisor mandelman: yes. >> chair fewer: we are on item 3. it's trailing legislation. >> supervisor mandelman: okay. got it. >> chair fewer: they have not given their presentation -- >> supervisor mandelman: okay. i'll hold it. i'll eat my tater tots. thank you. >> chair fewer: any questions or comments from my colleagues? again, my chat does not seem to be working, so raise your hand. okay. seeing none, mr. clerk, can we open this up for public comment, please? >> clerk: yes, madam chair. operations is c