stephenson.lic comment, please. are there any members present that wish to speak at this time, please come forward and speak into the mic. seeing none, we'll seek remote public comment. >> members of the public who wish to make a public comment on this item, please wait to speak to your item in the queue. those waiting to speak, please wait for your turn to speak. we have one caller in the queue. hello, caller, your three minutes begin now. public speaker: can you hear me? >> yes. >> i have no issues with the march 28th minutes. thanks very >> there are no other public speakers. >> >> roll call, please. >>clerk: [roll call] >> with that, it passes. next item, please. >> the next item is item 4. 4. general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and are not on today's agenda. we'll begin with public comment here in the room and then to remote public comment. are there any members from the public here in the room wish

an earlier accident on 880 at stephenson has been clear. at the damage has been done.1 with an overturned just before highway 87. i am seeing slow traffic in the northbound direction. jobina: thank you. up next, the seven things you need to know about today. reggie: you can watch on our bay area connected tv at. -- at. jobina: if you're just joining us, here are the some things to know. number one, san francisco's drug crisis will take center stage today. the board of supervisors is holding a question forum with the mayor. it is happening at 2 p.m. at u.n. plaza. it is one of the worst fennel hotspots. reggie: no deal on the debt ceiling after a meeting between president biden and house speaker mccarthy. both say the conversation was productive and hope a deal can be made. jobina: a new warning this morning from the u.s. surgeon general about the threat social media poses to children's mental health. it is causing -- it is calling for research and action from policymakers and tech companies. reggie: honoring legendary drug performer heklina today. huge crowds will be e

organizers say that someone already vandalized one of the buildings on stephenson near the federal building. >> while we were installing there, things felt unsafe for our team. we noticed a lot of aggressive behavior. we were no surprised that that location wa defaced. i think it is telling that that corner has become tough for the city to manage. >>> with the warriors season behind them, a lot of people ar wondering what the team will look like next season. the future of one of their biggest stars is one big question mark. vern glenn is here to help us talk about this. we need to rea the tea leaves regarding the draymond green situation! does he stay or go? steve kerr maybe gave us a clue today. >> clue? he said they cannot wi without him! you cannot just show up in a uniform and scream at refs as we all see. he makes the calls on offense and defens and he just, he is like a coach on the floor and they cannot wi without him. so steve kerr running his final presser. so many topics, so many issues. most we know about, some we don't. but green? critical. even green says that he would not be a

it's run on overtime since the time of stephenson's rocket.extra days, six and seven days out of the week when they �*re sick and tired of it. they should be able to earn a living within the working week that's in their contract. these are the first strikes for some months. after aslef walked out yesterday, the rmt is out for 24 hours today, coinciding with the eurovision grand final. aslef have two more strike dates set — for may 31st and june 3rd, the day of the fa cup final at wembley. the rail delivery group said it was blind sided when the rmt rejected what it believes is a fair and reasonable offer, delivering a fair pay rise but also value to tax payers, and the department for transport has been urging rmt leaders to put the offer to members for a vote. but the rmt now has a mandate for another six months of strikes and, at present, it is hard to see a swift resolution to this long—running dispute. marc ashdown, bbc news. palestinian rockets have been fired at southern israel this morning and israel has carried out new air strikes in ga

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arthur scott stephenson, the president and ceo of the museum of the american american revolution, who will be speaking tonight. his talk is entitled among his troops george washington's war tent and a mystic chords of memory. a native of pittsburgh, pennsylvania, scott scott's broad public history experience spans nearly three decades and has been marked by public and professional acclaim for his creative and innovative approaches to engaging audiences. he has developed and collaborated on exhibits, films and interpretive programs for numerous historical sites and organizations, including colonial williamsburg, the smithson in the canadian war museum, the national park service, george washington's mount vernon, the heinz history center, and the museum of the other of the cherokee indian. from 2007 to 2018, scott led the development of the museum of the american revolution's award winning exhibitions, multimedia experience as an educational programing, as well as overseeing the care and expansion of its rich collection of art and artifacts. he has served as president and ceo of the mus

. >> commissioner stephenson? >> i had a clarifying question. the first presentation we saw that we saw a $4.4 million number on the contamination piece on 2024 but the camera piece was several hundred thousand. how much did the camera program cost specifically? >> jay will need to answer that. >> it the net of all the contamination pieces and the cameras, the other $5 million around $600,000. >> from the cameras, there is no clear answer about liability with the cameras. can anyone answer that? have we consulted the city attorney's on this? >> we have not consulted the city attorney about this proposal. >> i think it's important that we try to move this resolution today but would suggest that we add an amendment language to consult with the city attorney's to discuss the recology and city's liability. this is not the type of law i practice but my recollection is that there is no law on trash but for california provision for statute law that i'm not aware of and want to be sure that the city isn't sued at the end of the day. back to the policy,

it's run on overtime since the time of stephenson�*s rocket.rom the southern border city of el paso. well, we don't yet have any official numbers but the department for homeland security have said that they haven't experienced the initial surge in numbers of people coming across the border that had been anticipated, and that's certainly been reflected on the streets of el paso. i'm in downtown el paso right by a church where people have congregated over many months and normally there would be hundreds of migrants sleeping here on the streets. at the moment, as you can see, it's relatively quiet. the mayor of el paso has said that the transition from one set of restrictions to the next has so far gone smoothly, but he did urge caution and said that many of the people who have crossed since the change will still be in processing centres and in detention centres. but the fact remains that there are still tens of thousands of people on the mexican side of the border waiting to come through. the biden administration's new rules are aimed to encourag

to answer commissioner stephenson's questions about the percentage of commercial from residential toommercial is about 10%. this pie chart illustrated in the slide represents the coast component associated with operating our business in san francisco. labor # truck cost and disposal make-up 80% of costs to our services. this slide demonstrates our sound bases for decisions and this chart represents the revenue and expenses for the constant dollars. it helps illustrate how recology was able to respond during the pandemic while maintaining uninterrupted service to the city and reduced proportionately in receive. for revenue and expenses and was able to reduce expenses from 146 million prepandemic in 2019 and slow in volume due to the slow economic recovery in san francisco due to the process of every unit due to the costs of the fixed associated costs and production point when expenses exceeded this revenue with the pandemic impact that affected us all. ultimately this reality is what is driving this 3.6% requested increase in the tipping fee which equals lower tons. the trucks still d

and ahead of the eagerly awaited bbc gladiators reboot, presenter rhys stephenson exclusively revealsor recovering from homelessness. surrey police are appealing for witnesses following a collision on the m25 yesterday afternoon that left an ii—year—old child with serious injuries. it happened on the anti—clockwise carriageway betweenjunction 6 at godstone and five near sevenoaks. beyonce has paid tribute to tina turner, as her renaissance world tour arrived at the tottenham hotspur stadium for the first of five nights. beyonce performed a slow, gospel version of tina turner's "river deep, mountain high" — along with her own hits and tracks from her new album. around 60,000 people were there for the concert. there's going to be more disruption on the rail network this week with passengers being warned that services will be "severely reduced." members of the drivers' union aslef will walk out tomorrow and on saturday while rmt members will strike on friday. the industrial action is part of a long running dispute over pay and conditions. let's take a look at the tubes now. central line:

in that film you just saw the historian parks stephenson and hejoins us now from louisiana.g. i'mjust thank you so much for talking to us, good morning. i'm just curious to know, when we were watching that film, it was silence here as we saw those images of the first time, i want to know what your reaction was when you first saw the images that we have just shown when you first saw the images that we havejust shown in when you first saw the images that we have just shown in that report. much like your reaction, sally. it was mind—boggling. i have seen the wreck with my own eyes, i have seen it through hundreds of hours of digital imagery, but this was, this model, basically brought everything together into a clear, concise image, giving context that we have never seen before. 50. image, giving context that we have never seen before.— never seen before. so, parks, you think this never seen before. so, parks, you thinkthis will— never seen before. so, parks, you think this will give _ never seen before. so, parks, you think this will give us _ never seen before. so, parks, you

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but there was a small fortress there called fort stephenson, and they should have easily taken that fortress from us. there were only 200 men there and they only had one cannon and they were still unsuccessful, even though there were probably 1500 british and indian forces together. so they kind of had to hang their heads and go back to their base. this is tecumseh and proctor to what was called fort malden in the city of chambersburg in canada, which todaisust south of windsor, ontario. at was called thehameseat along river, which kind of runs parallel to the northore of lake erie and it took five days. but harris finally caught up with them ey turne fight. and that is where the battle known as the battle of the thames, took place where tecumseh was killed. and october 5th, we don't know for sure. we have 115 different versions of what happened. but he certainly was killed because he never showed up. in fact, harrison come into it along the way that he wasn't going to make a definitive identification because if he said, yeah, we got him, and then three weeks later he showed up somewhere els