commissioners sommer? >> i believe i was at the meeting this was discussed for the committee and my understands thanksgiving is a planning a planning item i think that is why this group did not talk about it at length. >> correct. >> and the language is included in the building code section but a planning code provision. >> got it. thank you. >> may i ask what it was meant to address the change sns >> that is i'm not sure. that is a great question santiago. >> with material based on the existing versus proposed, is it i'm looking at page 43, is that existing proposed the 1,000 something we talked about last. >> correct. >> that's not new. sorry i was thinking existing was like where you guys where we were in october. so. i can go overnights changes to the building code. silv penalties for all violations of the code would not be less than 200 and not exceed thousand dollars that's a change from the code currently at 500 and clarifies each real property addressed and each commercial or degreeing unit in i mu

. >> commissioner sommer here. >> okay. we we have quorum and next is the acknowledgement acknowledgings were a special homeland and the original advocates of san francisco peninsula as the indigenous people of this land and tradition never forgotten the responsibilities and as well as all people's and guests we recognize we benefit from living and working on home and we see you- community and by affirming the sovereign rights. thank you. >> next members of the public public of the public of the code: 2483 588 3015. to raise your hand for public comment on a specific agenda item press *3 when prompted by the meeting moderator. this is the webinar and if you're trying to assess this is having a 1214. and. >> watch: sf cable channel 26/watch www.sfgovtv.org watch: https://bit.ly/3ufabuk. >> next >> next up. >> 2. findings to allow teleconferenced meetings under california government code section 54953(e). (discussion and possible action)the commission will discuss and possibly adopt a resolution setting forth findings require

i was just listening to you run through the market, the gold standard for data for larry sommer is eci. the silver data will be the atlanta data. the consensus is growing. the ferocity of slowdown, seems to be start recession. there will be a real slowdown. jet fuel demand is 50% below where it was at pre-covid for china. the ceo began his station talking about the optimism around china. that was the most pressing factor in every conversation that we have had. on banking through to real companies on the production side. when it comes to one of the big asset owners who, of course, are not going to be filling the whole of liquidity. the pivot for someone i talk to will be towards china. >> i expect for 2023 a strong recovery. i think we thing the signs already. i think it is an interesting economy with a lot of opportunities. any large country like this i think for sure, it will be very interesting. manus: today, we get to talk to one of those companies exclusively on bloomberg from my region. they really make the stuff that makes the whole world tick. let's see what they have to say abo

narrator: sommer and alyssa bickered about salads. - you got to talk a little better. - i'm talking. every component on the plate, alyssa. narrator: and ileana had problems with her pancakes. - damn it, guys, these pancakes are [bleep]. - i need two now! - yes, chef. narrator: but that didn't stop the red team from being the first to ring the bell.

- mine, chef. narrator: nicole slid her slider ahead of sommer's-- - i really need to prove that i cane. narrator: unfortunately cementing the loss for the red team. - like, i know what i'm [bleep] doing and, like-- - it's fine. - nicole doesn't have a clue about anything. narrator: at dinner service... - can i get anybody anything? can i do anything for anyone? narrator: brett's burgers left his team out in the cold. - raw [bleep] meat. - raw, dude. narrator: but fortunately... - abe. - yes, chef? - that's an a on the meat. narrator: abe made the grade. - i found a passion to where i could make the dean's list.

. - smart combination of ingredients. narrator: and sommer's halibut... - this screams south. narratored happily ever after... - it's got such depth of flavor. narrator: tara, vlad, and sakari's dishes got left at the altar. - it's missing a little bit of depth. narrator: in the end, it was brett's... - southern-style chicken.

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is that, you know, i spoke to christina hoff sommers in an american academic about this about are aboute often demonised. they don't often demonised. if they don't behave, behave like behave, if they behave like boys. words, having boys. in other words, having socialised, you know, rough, tumble, of thing tumble, play, that kind of thing and sort frowned and they're sort of frowned upon. therefore, create upon. and therefore, you create a vacuum for this kind of toxicity within the discourse is toxicity within the discourse is to come gain and gain to come in and gain and gain some foothold. is there not some sort foothold. is there not something definitely something in that? definitely i mean, that story mean, i remember that story where made of boys where they made a load of boys stand in a school and stand up in a school and apologised the being boys apologised to the for being boys right. like you right. pulling because like you don't know what those kids have done you make a load of done you just make a load of kids feel bad way they were kids feel bad the way they were born insane

is that, you know, i spoke to christina hoff sommers in an american academic about this about are aboute often demonised. they don't often demonised. if they don't behave, behave like behave, if they behave like boys. words, having boys. in other words, having socialised, you know, rough, tumble, of thing tumble, play, that kind of thing and sort frowned and they're sort of frowned upon. therefore, create upon. and therefore, you create a vacuum for this kind of toxicity within the discourse is toxicity within the discourse is to come gain and gain to come in and gain and gain some foothold. is there not some sort foothold. is there not something definitely something in that? definitely i mean, that story mean, i remember that story where made of boys where they made a load of boys stand in a school and stand up in a school and apologised the being boys apologised to the for being boys right. like you right. pulling because like you don't know what those kids have done you make a load of done you just make a load of kids feel bad way they were kids feel bad the way they were born insane

we will give you a brief nothing spring or sommer. and the home is that will generate a plan and projects to approve and things to get done. why great. thank you. jol mr. chan if you might be willing to come back and share that when that is before us so we can make sure to catch up with your thinking? trying to follow the detail. i'm not familiar with the plan it is hard to contextualize your comments >> sure. . thank you. >> directors other comments. we will move to public comment. now the public can comment on the recommendations med by our cac. . seeing no one in the room i will go to online callers >> one caller in the queue. is this it is bari toronto. thank you for the report. chair chen of council. i am concerned about the comments about the taxi issues. the problem is the meetings of the partransit council organized by the broke and by the service staff, it is that the representatives of dispatch services don't attends the meetings anymore. they are not engaged. it is an issue that will be addressed more sooner than later. bec

well, in the first place is a cat named sommer.corded how he tastes ice cream for the first time in his life. as you may have noticed, and this delicacy struck me so much that he simply could not keep his emotions, the spacious one flew away 12 million likes. that's why everyone usually loves winter for the opportunity to ski, by the way, the most ancient ski. well, more precisely, one ski, because archaeologists never found the second one, was made more than two thousand years before our era, and it was knitted. it's such a long story, by the way, maybe it was snowboard ancient narrow snowboard, as it were, yes. in any case, we also opened the ski season this year. and it was just so great. while there was still snow, it was fine ; now it froze, of course, it doesn’t work out very well, but nonetheless. let's figure it out and find out how to lay everything. if you have skis, then most likely they were made. here, at this factory in balabanovo, 70% of all cross-country skis in the country are produced. this ski construction is glu