and in hss, their news let thaer was received this week, the executive director abby included a reference to the sfdcp and importance of contributing to it. she sited that retiree often understatement healthcare costs and premiums in retirement and benefits do not cover dental so. she wanted to encourage people to put money aside in advance of retirement and finally, one personnel update. we are delight today welcome rachel lum comes to us from a aid from the controllers office. so she is familiar with the lost and she is looking forward to join the small but mightly and we look forward to work with her. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> i have one general question. thanks for the great report, a lot of positive numbers. numbers going up is a good indicator. before our next differed meeting, i think it goes through planned sponsor, excuse me for not having the specific. but they're having another couple of hour web ner where the focus is on financial wellness and the definitions of successful program. most of that is geared with the afternoon citizens that may or may not have a 401 pl

thaer ahmad, emergency room physician just back after spending three weeks in gaza volunteering at aler hospital in khan younis. board member for medglobal, which has an office in gaza and is working with the world health organization. dr. ahmad just returned to chicago on thursday where he's the global health director of his hospital and also an assistant professor of emergency medicine at university of illinois chicago. dr. ahmad, tell us what you experienced in khan younis at the hospital. >> surgical capabilities, of thousands of people sheltering inside of the hospital. families sheltering in the area of the medical complex. what i saw was relentless bombing taking place. you so many injured, many were children. many people who were just trying to go about the regular day looking for their next meal, where they could obtain water. in the process, they were hit by a take shells or air fire. it was overwhelming. i worked at a level one trauma center in chicago. no stranger to trauma or gang violence. this was something that was on a level i don't think many people in america have e

care hosted a meeting on it, hill mountain, a couple of years late thaer drew up over 200 people and they signed a pea against building. 50 neighborhood organizations have agreed with that stance including gapna which is our fiscal sponsor. the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods, the west of twin speak central council and sierra club, san francisco housing coalition and san francisco land use commission. so to our minds, these are the most pressing reasons to protect this hill from building with the property exchange agreement brought today by supervisor melgar and we came here to ask you to approve it. we submitted more information into the record along with some photos that we brought today and i think sent online as well including the latest landslide which was 2021 after the test hit and then now anne will speak and george, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> speaker: good afternoon, i'm george i'm a professional california professional geologist and practicing in san francisco since 1981,--i'm required to say tha. i appreciate the opportunity to speak before you supervisors

and one thing that i came up with is that, again, that word, catharsis, thaer said, i didn't know i wasth this. is that they're trying to hide the feelings of what it's like again babies in the car our daughters and all they must have felt is the bullets were piercing their bodies their flesh i often like to think of that i don't like but i do and then also trying to teach our children that we don't exist in terms of our history. can you all hear because i might just do something weird. okay. all right. nonetheless so i'm wanted to share just this moment with, you all before our sisters take back catharsis. catharsis is always and this book i group for those who've been victimized and are survivors. but the perpetrators and that seems to be what they're trying to do in this island in trying to eliminate critical theory they don't want there to feel what we feel every day at their so they're seeking catharsis by trying to ignore the deep evil hate that they've done to us for generations and babies in the car is reminiscent of what our ancestors mothers went through. their babies are snat

care hosted a meeting on it, hill mountain, a couple of years late thaer drew up over 200 people and they signed a pea against building. 50 neighborhood organizations have agreed with that stance including gapna which is our fiscal sponsor. the coalition for san francisco neighborhoods, the west of twin speak central council and sierra club, san francisco housing coalition and san francisco land use commission. so to our minds, these are the most pressing reasons to protect this hill from building with the property exchange agreement brought today by supervisor melgar and we came here to ask you to approve it. we submitted more information into the record along with some photos that we brought today and i think sent online as well including the latest landslide which was 2021 after the test hit and then now anne will speak and george, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> speaker: good afternoon, i'm george i'm a professional california professional geologist and practicing in san francisco since 1981,--i'm required to say tha. i appreciate the opportunity to speak before you supervisors