u. commission is. the economy will shrink by almost 11 percent and there's a new word cornerstone for. use in madrid alone around 100000 people cannot manage without food donations. was very. good. and. that our machado has had no work for 2 months. i. when the lock down came her boss sent her home nash has asked the priest of her parish for help for the 1st time in her life. to quit that but it's really not easy for me others are a much greater need than me but i reckon i can go there because i'm a single parent and i'm also taking care of my mother let me modem got all. our came here from venezuela a few years ago here in spain she was earning a little over a 1000 euros a month it was enough to live on but not to put anything aside. our had to queue up for 2 or 3 hours everyone here has the same issues they've been furloughed or on social security or have bills to pay. thousands are low has been distributing food to the needy for years but now there are twice as many people as usual most of them are migrants low earners or those working illegally. shock and they're going to know when

u. commission says that there's no reason now that the tariffs should even remain now the e.u. they're going to tell you on their own because that according to the they can't that's not coming till this fall how bad could it get here you're right about the autumn the fall in america i think what you're going to see is you're going to see that if we pursue and continue to pursue these tie ups you will see them imposed from europe however what i would say is that currently the is pretty much in dire straits their economy has suffered way more than we have all the u.s. economy and g.d.p. has not suffered nearly as much as those countries across europe so i think what you will find is they really want to do business with the u.s. and i think by the fall by this fall by autumn you will see a relaxation of tower us if the french relax their. digital times and if the germans do step up for their contribution to nato that's what it takes and i think there will be pressure from the restaurant industries across europe as well and also that don't look at tourism as being hit drastically t

commission on watch it's not there. could you please tell the government channels that we can see this hearing. >> they have a lettered u alerte building commission is running late. this can be viewed on channel 26 or 78. they just put you on 26. >> okay. commissioners seeing no other general public comment, we can close general public comment and move on to department matters, item one director's announcements. do we have any director announcements. i don't see-director-we will move on commissioners to item two. past events of the commission staff report. i'll only report that the planning commission has held about 18 remote hearings and that they are currently on their summer hiatus and will resume next week on august 27th. if there are no questions we can move onto commission matters. item three president's report and announcements. >> thank you. i believe he was intending to be in the hearing today. i know the commissioner's have been notified. i was hoping he could speak a little. he will be leaving the planning department, i believe this week is his last week in the office. i just wanted to thank him for his servi

commission on watch it's not there. could you please tell the government channels that we can see this hearing. >> they have a lettered u alerte building commission is running late. this can be viewed on channel 26 or 78. they just put you on 26. >> okay. commissioners seeing no other general public comment, we can close general public comment and move on to department matters, item one director's announcements. do we have any director announcements. i don't see-director-we will move on commissioners to item two. past events of the commission staff report. i'll only report that the planning commission has held about 18 remote hearings and that they are currently on their summer hiatus and will resume next week on august 27th. if there are no questions we can move onto commission matters. item three president's report and announcements. >> thank you. i believe he was intending to be in the hearing today. i know the commissioner's have been notified. i was hoping he could speak a little. he will be leaving the planning department, i believe this week is his last week in the office. i just wanted to thank him for his servi

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threatenss to ban the c company u unless it sells to not o only an american company, but he has already decided which company it should d be sold to, and that he should get a commissionave never seen anything like this. this goes very strange places. indonesian governments might decide to threaten to ban facebook, unless they sell to an indonesian social media firm. socialismnition of is t the means of production are controlled by the e state, and t the yield is divided up by the state, andnd this feels very socialist when the president starts planning -- playing ceo and calling microsoft and saying you should buy this company and then asking for a commission. people would argue, whether you believe ourr tax p policy is accurate or not, p people woululd argue that is not how ceos behave. we havave never seen anyththing lilike it. it is unlikely that it is legal to do this. it has a lot of people flummoxed as to what is s the role of a president. we have never seen a president way in -- weighgh in and start acting like a real estate broker across organizations. it is hard to envision where this goes from here. amy: a lot has been made of president trump going after ch

committee and i do think in the meantime, the commission should think about where we can apply existing authorities that we have, whether it is standard u dap enforcement or whether we dust off our mag moss making authority which we rarely use because as commissioner chopra pointed out, it is cumbersome and undertaking that process is important to start and not wait for congress to act because these things are happening now in realtime and creating real peril for americans. >> senator peters, could we let other members answer on the record. >> that would be great. >> thank you senator peter. senator lee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you commissioners for being here today. the ftc first implemented the contact lens rule after congress passed the fairness to contact lens consumer act. the rule at its heart is simple. it required prescribers to give consumers a copy of their contact lens prescriptions. the reason is also simple. that contact lens consumers, as congress determined and as the ftc has reiterated, need to have the opportunity to shop around to find the best deal. now, senator klobuchar and i wrote to the commission raisin

, the commissioner -- the commission secretary has reminded me we are supposed to go to public comment before commissioner discussion. commissioner ortiz, you will be next, be u we need to go to public comment before discussion. so is there any public comment on the line? >> i do not see anybody in the queue. >> great. then seeing no public comment, public comment is closed. commissioner ortiz. >> thank you. and more like the clinical inequities in the city and to be rolled out and with that resolution and from myself and a program and to ask for assistance and you have been amazing and for the city as a whole and i want to see that i want to highlight the inequities and experience the people of color and that is just what black and brown life is. and the resources and you have to reach out to me personally and is free and we have the resources to get the business and the corridors up and running and the process for free. and black and brown as the business commissioner. >> thank you very much. >> and i'll add to that if the commissioner ortiz offered you any helper assistance, you would be very wise to accept it. he is a force of nature behind the scenes and

of us on the commission arth section 317 -- around section 317 but it's an example of a moment in which we play a little bit of who's on first and who's on second and address issues and u ultimately i think we know more than most people the opportunities of our code and we have the opportunity to take the spirit of 317 the example shared and i now sow all over the rich -- i know all over the richmond are marble is up on the walls and $1.5 million homes are going for $5 million and ask ourselves what's the policy solution to address these issues. if for no other reason i wish we can find a way to address this issue that we've all discussed. it's a serious problem for our city. thanks. >> clerk: seeing no additional requests to speak, we'll be under regular calendar item 11, 11. 2016-003351cwp (c. flores: (415) 558-6473) centering planning on racial and social equity. this is an informational presentation. >> i wanted to highlight one aspect of the work presenting. and i realize establish new division are not necessarily solutions in and of themselves but we want this to elevate the work that we're doing within the department and be able to allocate additional resources.