personal privilege of mine to introduce the newest member of the san francisco health commission susan christian. susan joins us for her first meeting today. she's served with the san francisco district attorney since 2005 and bridges a wealth of knowledge and experience to the commission with regards to bee hair youral health and equity. she served on the san francisco human rights commission for eight years including as president of that commission. we're so happy to have you on board. i've had the privilege of knowing and working with you for many years so welcome. would you like to say anything upon your first meeting? >> i just want to say thank you, dan, for that introduction. it's a privilege and a thrill to be here. i'm very much looking forward to being able to join this work on behalf of the city and the people that live in our community. so thank you, it's good to be here. >> good, good. thank you to mayor breed foray r appointing you. the approval of the minutes from the last meeting of june 23rd. upon review of the minutes, commissioners, do you have any edits or if not, we can have

personal privilege of mine to introduce the newest member of the san francisco health commission susan christian. susan joins us for her first meeting today. she's served with the san francisco district attorney since 2005 and bridges a wealth of knowledge and experience to the commission with regards to bee hair youral health and equity. she served on the san francisco human rights commission for eight years including as president of that commission. we're so happy to have you on board. i've had the privilege of knowing and working with you for many years so welcome. would you like to say anything upon your first meeting? >> i just want to say thank you, dan, for that introduction. it's a privilege and a thrill to be here. i'm very much looking forward to being able to join this work on behalf of the city and the people that live in our community. so thank you, it's good to be here. >> good, good. thank you to mayor breed foray r appointing you. the approval of the minutes from the last meeting of june 23rd. upon review of the minutes, commissioners, do you have any edits or if not, we can have

personal privilege of mine to introduce the newest member of the san francisco health commission susan christian. susan joins us for her first meeting today. she's served with the san francisco district attorney since 2005 and bridges a wealth of knowledge and experience to the commission with regards to bee hair youral health and equity. e

. >> this is susan christian. i do have another question. you know, for dr. bennett and dr. colfax, are there things -- >> i am very sorry. this is -- i just got an emergency text. something has happened to my son. i have to go. i'm sorry, grant. can you -- thank you. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> dr. bennett, please let us know if everything's okay. thank you. >> okay. thank you. >> so just a quick question. are there things that the city and the department can do to help san franciscans focus on some of the things that we -- that are within our control about things that -- related to our health that bear upon being vulnerable to covid and other respiratory illnesses, i things that we do that at least help us try to be a little bit healthier? i don't know if there's p.s.a.s that the city is doing or positive health behaviors that we can, you know, encourage -- that we can educate ourselves about and encourage all of us to do? >> so thank you, commissioner. i do think that the things that we can do to slow the epidemic are the prevention activities. the facial coverings, the soc

personal privilege of mine to introduce the newest member of the san francisco health commission susan christian. susan joins us for her first meeting

. >> this is susan christian. i do have another question. you know, for dr. bennett and dr. colfax, are there things -- >> i am very sorry. this is -- i just got an emergency text. something has happened to my son. i have to go. i'm sorry, grant. can you -- thank you. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> dr. bennett, please let us know if everything's okay. thank you. >> okay. thank you. >> so just a quick question. are there things that the city and the department can do to help san franciscans focus on some of the things that we -- that are within our control about things that -- related to our health that bear upon being vulnerable to covid and other respiratory illnesses, i things that we do that at least help us try to be a little bit healthier? i don't know if there's p.s.a.s that the city is doing or positive health behaviors that we can, you know, encourage -- that we can educate ourselves about and encourage all of us to do? >> so thank you, commissioner. i do think that the things that we can do to slow the epidemic are the prevention activities. the facial coverings, the soc

personal privilege of mine to introduce the newest member of the san francisco health commission susan christiansusan joins us for her first meeting today. she's served with the san francisco district attorney since 2005 and bridges a wealth of knowledge and experience to the commission with regards

. >> this is susan christian. i do have another question. you know, for dr. bennett and dr. colfax, are there things -- >> i am very sorry. this is -- i just got an emergency text. something has happened to my son. i have to go. i'm sorry, grant. can you -- thank you. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> dr. bennett, please let us know if everything's okay. thank you. >> okay. thank you. >> so just a quick question. are there things that the city and the department can do to help san franciscans focus on some of the things that we -- that are within our control about things that -- related to our health that bear upon being vulnerable to covid and other respiratory illnesses, i things that we do that at least help us try to be a little bit healthier? i don't know if there's p.s.a.s that the city is doing or positive health behaviors that we can, you know, encourage -- that we can educate ourselves about and encourage all of us to do? >> so thank you, commissioner. i do think that the things that we can do to slow the epidemic are the prevention activities. the facial coverings, the soc

christian principal. so i think it would be foolish for conservatives to jest in that. susanas we look back over the 70 years or so of the american conservative movement in this country, we see the growth of government both by the size of federal expenditures, and also the growth of federal debt. now, the problem with this is it is just hard numbers, it does not say percentage of gdp, which i know is important. but you can see in both charts, that the numbers keep rising as the decades go along. so the question is, if the size of government has been an organizing principle of conservative movement, how effective has it been over the past 70 years? mr. burtka: not very effective. unfortunately, it's something that seems to have a life of its own and it continues to grow. and it seems like you can only slow the expansion of debt and the growth of the federal government. you cannot ever really reverse it. so i think this is something that conservatives really need to have a serious look at. i think slowing the debt and coming up with strategies to mitigate it is worthwhile, but

susan li, this is all response in again what we were talking about with christian whiton, the nationalng service but now the main facebook platform itself. we're talking about the national security law and that's what is causing all this confusion and concern. the national security law means, police can jail hong kong residents without any input from the city. this law means china can govern and supervise hong kong's internet freedoms which facebook is taking another look at. they're taking the initiative, saying their suspending passing over any user date to hong kong government requests on the facebook platform and whatsapp itself. they said they need time to review the national security law and its impact on human rights. many democracy activists deleted their social media accounts last few weeks for fear beijing would use an excuse to arrest them in the future and possibly jail them. a lot of asian watchers, you heard christian whiton, says the imposition of national security law marks the end of the hong kong's independence and violates the term of the 1997 handover to britain. fa

at some point in the 90s a woman called susan will emerge a cousin of yonkers struck a friendship with tex watson they were both born or grand christiansnded over their faith and she showed showed up at the hearing to say i'm not actually opposing his release i forgiven him and what have you. after the hearing in the parking lot she was accosted and assaulted by doris tate, sharon tate's mom they say that this is true she told her you are a piece of Ãbher parents are rolling in their graves and of course susan laberge never shows up again. the only way to be a victim in california now is to be a punitive so little bit about what happens when they talk about the prisons. in addition to talking about the crime the way it was they talk about what the person is doing now. there's basically two things, they talk about the disciplinary hearings and laudatory paperwork you get for doing rehab programs and drug programs, anger management what have you. you're seeing leslie in the picture she has a masters degree, she's very active in prison she has tiny disciplinary file. we see in these cases they will repeatedly come up with the disciplinary