we're centering the vote rz and trying to connect the thing thez care about with voting over the coursee next two weeks. >> that was almost an apologetic -- like the strategy behind that was apologetic. we know you think we have taken you for granted. but you still have to do. this explain to me a little bit of the psychology of an ad like the one we just played. >> the most important thing that you can do is to treat voters like they are smart, thoughtful people. who engage in their life in a meaningful way n a thoughtful way and not to tell them something they intuitively believe is not true. so our number one job is to meet voters, whether they are black, white, hispanic, young, black, old, exactly where they are. it's hard to find a republican or democrat that is happy with the way our politics is working for them. our job is to meet people where they are and do what he with can. as joe biden says, compare me to my opponent, no the to theal mighty. that's a lot of what our advertising is trying to do. the. >> they're coming for you. your advocate ads say they're coming for you. >> t

because of the railroad tracks and also the thing thez left behind.here are few ukrainian troops still in the towns on sunday when we were there. some are living in a bomb shelter and bewildered by the swift changing of hands. they're having an enormous impact strategically on russia's presence in the east. there are areas behind them and closer to russia's borders also being taken by ukrainian troops in just the last days or so after that pressure on new defense lines russia tried to put together. they're also taking on outside political impact. it is very rare that russia and russia's kremlin ever acknowledged mistakes. there is the chechen leader calling for the use of low yield nuclear weapons in response and naming and shaming the general in charge of that operation. he doesn't set policy. the fact he is criticizing policy is quite extraordinary. it also the day we learned that commander of russia's western military district does apparently seem to be replaced because of the string of failures we've seen in ukraine for which you have some partial

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and it is proirm low focused on lbgtq older adults the first of its kinds in thez. so -- we will hear more on that i'm sure as time goes on. it will have a meals service as a work out the contracts and the logistics. but this from what was said this has been the pandemic slowed the open house in the launch of the prom. we are excited to see that has been done. there was also a report on the california commission on aging, the doctor sits on the commission we get we are able to get updates regular low on what is going on at the state level. and once the things well is an increase in focus on tailored behavioral health for older adults. result of this part of the report, we were discussing the fact this behavioral health is more appropriate than mental health. there is a move to begin talking about the behavioral health rather thenal health as we move forward. it helps with funding and helps with understanding and probably a little less stigma long the way. and the department is also looking at workforce development for older adults and persons with disability. and to

thez in the queue, should wait until it's your turn to speak. seeing none, public comment on this item is closed. >> next item please. >> the next item is item 15, new business, future agenda items. officer this item is for discussion. good evening commissioner, we have a policy scheduled for october 3, we have an operations committee scheduled for october 19th and full commission meeting scheduled for december 6. for the policy committee meeting we'll hear presentation on cnd requirement and thick sled program. for the operations we'll hear presentations on mission go program and affordable housing. and potentially a presentation on the green business program. and for the full commission meeting, we anticipate for the climate action plan and a presentation from the reason of seth coalition and i'm happy to take any questions. >> any questions or comments? >> all right, let's open up public comment on this item. >> we will begin with public comment here in the room. once in-person public comment has concluded we'll go to remotel public comment.

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know this many homeless individuals live in their cars and so, our much more subject then and there thez when have a home to you know all kindses of vehicle i have lithes including towing. you know -- the saying it is expensive to be poor. you know people don't have access it grand jury and safe accomplice its store their vehicle. subject to tows. the high costs the fact this it kills all of us when we think this mta is subsidizing towing. you know the violation of lus by others. and subsidizing that is ticking machine frepublic transportation. you know the issue of not own the land and piing rent. all of the issues. so in addition. i'm in favor of supervisor chan's amendment because i just think we need more public dialogue of and involvement of the board every step. the titail figuring out the issues and struggled glad we have the waiver programs we ve. you know i had my car towed in the past and it it is the stick are shock is unbelievable. it it is so expensive. and so you know always thought with the points and de feos they should be income department period and how would you escrip

heard earlier and agree with those inspect favor of the fare increase for the reasonings stated and thez agree item about the board of appeals jurisdiction should be severed and discussed separate low probably at another meeting and has its own issues related. i have not researched that great length but it would be a definite change in how these matters are ajude indicated and -- i -- i not saying anything about the hearing officers they do a good job whether real or perceived conflict of interests, i think that needs to be addressed. -- i also had a question i did in the see i got the staff report on the fiscal impact. although the fare increase would go to the drivers and the taxi industry, i understand this to the extent the city has program this is relion taxys weather the essential trip card, guaranteed ride home. paratransit programs that rely on taxi what is the impact to the mta from the change in fares not clear about that. and would be good if someone could approximate ask that will question. >> thanks. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi i'm brent johnson and i am an expert on t