so this will be raising all the votes with this rfp and neighborhood services. then there's some rfps on what's called collectivity or connection which will focus on applicants to extend connection to isolated persons with disability who are aging and focus on loneliness and social isolation. there's been some work by medical doctors at ucsf about the effects of social isolation and loneliness on the sense of personal wellness because of the lack of connection. there's great literature on that. finally, our funds for transgender were released to build up the services, open house and one other served some money to outreach and provide services to transgender individuals who are, perhaps, the most isolated of the lgbt community in terms of their political leverage. there was a presentation by dr. laura wagner on the workforce, and it was a rather interesting powerpoint. i wish the supervisors could actually review it. i don't really want to summarize all the slides. she did an evaluation of where the shortages are in certain key positions, rn, lvn, housekeeping as

lemonis: so there's a term that's called an rfp, request for proposal.ace that allows manufacturers to bid on a particular manufacturing job, and it often happens in a bidding process, sometimes closed, sometimes open. at the end of the day, the decision is made by the company to take on one of those manufacturers based on quality, price and terms. you may send an rfp out to nine manufacturers and say, "give me a quote," and then you look at all of them, and you choose. florence may be one that will be selected for an rfp. lulu: i just don't want this to happen again. lemonis: florence, do you like working with lulu? lulu: i just don't want this orence: what do you mean? lemonis: do you like working with her? florence: i loved working with her before. lemonis: past tense? honestly, no bull[bleep] if this is not gonna work for you or for you, now is the time to know it. lulu: totally. lemonis: right now, and we can shake hands and move on. ♪ okay. thank you. ♪ after the fallout with florence, at this point, i'm just gonna find another alternative. so i've

the face to rfp has been laid multiple times. now that is out for review, the due dates have been delayed multiple times. some of the delays are largely due to listening to stakeholders and improving the rfp, which is commendable, but it is important that we had here to an aggressive timeline, so can we can you to share on the record when you expect the contract to be awarded at this point? >> you are exactly right. i was personally involved in the decision to extend it based on informative feedback with potential bidders dog. the proposals are due in may. it is our top priority to evaluate in the summer months, and we will word and early fall it is a priority to stay on that timeline. >> thank you for your time. >> thank you senator. senator henry. >> thank you madam chair. chief, according to reach a few is gee recent u.s. gfs ports about the restoration across the west, for each million dollars that we invest in force restoration program communities actually see more than two point 2,000,018 economic output. not only do these

so this will be raising all the votes with this rfp and neighborhood services. then there's some rfps on what's called collectivity or connection which will focus on applicants to extend connection to isolated persons with disability who are aging and focus on loneliness and social isolation. there's been some work by medical doctors at ucsf about the effects of social isolation and loneliness on the sense of personal wellness because of the lack of connection. there's great literature on that. finally, our funds for transgender were released to build up the services, open house and one other served some money to outreach and provide services to transgender individuals who are, perhaps, the most isolated of the lgbt community in terms of their political leverage. there was a presentation by dr. laura wagner on the workforce, and it was a rather interesting powerpoint. i wish the supervisors could actually review it. i don't really want to summarize all the slides. she did an evaluation of where the shortages are in certain key positions, rn, lvn, housekeeping as

so this will be raising all the votes with this rfp and neighborhood services. then there's some rfps on what's called collectivity or connection which will focus on applicants to extend connection to isolated persons with disability who are aging and focus on loneliness and social isolation. there's been some work by medical doctors at ucsf about the effects of social isolation and loneliness on the sense of personal wellness because of the lack of connection. there's great literature on that. finally, our funds for transgender were released to build up the services, open house and one other served some money to outreach and provide services to transgender individuals who are, perhaps, the most isolated of the lgbt community in terms of their political leverage. there was a presentation by dr. laura wagner on the workforce, and it was a rather interesting powerpoint. i wish the supervisors could actually review it. i don't really want to summarize all the slides. she did an evaluation of where the shortages are in certain key positions, rn, lvn, housekeeping as

so this will be raising all the votes with this rfp and neighborhood services. then there's some rfps on what's called collectivity or connection which will focus on applicants to extend connection to isolated persons with disability who are aging and focus on loneliness and social isolation. there's been some work by medical doctors at ucsf about the effects of social isolation and loneliness on the sense of personal wellness because of the lack of connection. there's great literature on that. finally, our funds for transgender were released to build up the services, open house and one other served some money to outreach and provide services to transgender individuals who are, perhaps, the most isolated of the lgbt community in terms of their political leverage. there was a presentation by dr. laura wagner on the workforce, and it was a rather interesting powerpoint. i wish the supervisors could actually review it. i don't really want to summarize all the slides. she did an evaluation of where the shortages are in certain key positions, rn, lvn, housekeeping as

so this will be raising all the votes with this rfp and neighborhood services. then there's some rfps on what's called collectivity or connection which will focus on applicants to extend connection to isolated persons with disability who are aging and focus on loneliness and social isolation. there's been some work by medical doctors at ucsf about the effects of social isolation and loneliness on the sense of personal wellness because of the lack of connection. there's great literature on that. finally, our funds for transgender were released to build up the services, open house and one other served some money to outreach and provide services to transgender individuals who are, perhaps, the most isolated of the lgbt community in terms of their political leverage. there was a presentation by dr. laura wagner on the workforce, and it was a rather interesting powerpoint. i wish the supervisors could actually review it. i don't really want to summarize all the slides. she did an evaluation of where the shortages are in certain key positions, rn, lvn, housekeeping as

our procurement process through the rfp requires us to provide contracts going forward. so with our new contract, we can officially award one to community music center going from march 1st forward. the catholic charities item before you today, while it is a full scope and a full budget, really the item that you are focused on today is just that one subcontract item, that $160,000 subcontract to community music center. there's a small 3% administrative fee being charged by community music center to handle the processing of those funds on behalf of the subcontractor. the remaining items in that budget, that community service budget, are items which have come before the commission in the past and been approved. kind of -- hopefully you're still with me. okay. okay. now let's get to the good stuff. why are we funding the choir? i think everyone is familiar with the concept of a choir. but i think over the past few years, through the efforts of agencies like community music center and coupled with the recent ucsf study, the choir voices study, we've looked at the impact of ch

our procurement process through the rfp requires us to provide contracts going forward. so with our new contract, we can officially award one to community music center going from march 1st forward. the catholic charities item before you today, while it is a full scope and a full budget, really the item that you are focused on today is just that one subcontract item, that $160,000 subcontract to community music center. there's a small 3% administrative fee being charged by community music center to handle the processing of those funds on behalf of the subcontractor. the remaining items in that budget, that community service budget, are items which have come before the commission in the past and been approved. kind of -- hopefully you're still with me. okay. okay. now let's get to the good stuff. why are we funding the choir? i think everyone is familiar with the concept of a choir. but i think over the past few years, through the efforts of agencies like community music center and coupled with the recent ucsf study, the choir voices study, we've looked at the impact of ch

we hear from the community and from our community stakeholders when we open up any new parcels or rfps and folks want art, culture public access. and, this project has all those components. i would urge and i feel the need to say this for the record even though i am fully supportive of the item, i do urge the day they operators and facility folks who facilitate the site to consider allowing some limited access and tickets or walk inns and i do find -- if i'm wrong, you can address it off line but i do fully believe it creates barriers for people not with digital literacy or folks who want to be spontaneous after they get off the ferry visiting our waterfront scene to have continuity while limiting the gas the artistic intent. my husband is a photographer and he has explained it to me but i still believe we should be providing broader access so i really hope the pillara family and the foundation will consider that and i'm 100% supportive of the item. >> thank you. >> i don't have amnesia. this is one of the toughest kind of relationships because i can can remember this was contentious a

fauci, as always we appreciate your time and know how busy you rfp please keep doing what you're doing >> get some rest. >> thank you anderson and sanjay. >> just ahead what the federal reserve has to say -- you know, new customers save over $1,000 on average when they bundle home and auto with progressive. wow, that's... and now the progressive commercial halftime show, featuring smash mouth. ♪ hey now, you're an all star ♪ get your game on, go play thank you! goodnight! [ cheers and applause ] now enjoy the second half of the commercial! even renters can bundle and save! where did that come from? the kitchen. it was halftime. >>> and welcome back to our fourth coronavirus town hall. we still have our social media scroll at the bottom of the screen. tweet #cnntownhall or leave a comment on the cnn facebook page. the clear signal crushing economic impact for the virus came when claims for unemployment ballooned to 3 million highest in the history of the country. in week's time the chairman of the federal reserve says the united states may already be in recession. joining us now, richar

>> the airport explained to us that after the rfp and the contract was awarded they did not consider various additional equipment that was to be installed. as a result of that various additional equipment, there's related staffing personnel costs and other related costs and we itemize that on page 3 of our report and that totals $5,000,928.53 and we fac felt wd not what that would be or include these additional personnel or related costs. we recommended that to the committee. >> same house, same call? >> different house, mr. president. we need a role call. >> role call, please. (role call). >> without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. >> madam clerk, i see it's 2:32, so let's go to our 2:30 item. >> we have commendations from five members beginning with president yi, supervisor stephanie, safaye, mandelman. >> we have several commendations. let's try to keep every commendation to less than five minutes so that we are respectful of every one's time. so thank you all for being here today. the first person that i would like to bring up is my commendation, ken rich. are yo

if you will over, giving people a 30-day grace period as people set these things up i heard about an rfp going out from the sba for call centers so they could handle 30,000 calls a day and looking to hire loan officers there is clearly movement afoot to get this going even before the program is here. >> right and i might get a call from the sba when i get done with this. maybe they can get up and ramp this up quickly. yes. the federal reserve has already given guidance to commercial banks that you can restructure those loans. take that to the fed's window. the fed will finance that loan already a main street program out there. that will happen piece by piece, bank by bank, loan by loan people disparage the crisis of 08-09 for lending. but how do you do it even if it is a quarter of that $5.5 billion it hasn't been figured out yet >> okay. talk about the markets for a second we've thrown a lot at it steve, the word for the fed on 60 minutes we didn't mention it at the time this was the word, to infinity and beyond they don't realize that. they really do have the ability. that's what we ar

we hear from the community and from our community stakeholders when we open up any new parcels or rfpswant art, culture public access. and, this project has all those components. i would urge and i feel the need to say this for the record even though i am fully supportive of the item, i do urge the day they operators and facility folks who facilitate the site to consider allowing some limited access and tickets or walk inns and i do find -- if i'm wrong, you can address it off line but i do fully believe it creates barriers for people not with digital literacy or folks who want to be spontaneous after they get off the ferry visiting our waterfront scene to have continuity while limiting the gas the artistic intent. my husband is a photographer and he has explained it to me but i still believe we should be providing broader access so i really hope the pillara family and the foundation will consider that and i'm 100% supportive of the item. >> thank you. >> i don't have amnesia. this is one of the toughest kind of relationships because i can can remember this was contentious among the co