mascarilla, y entonces, es alucinante cuando tenga una experiencia, tuvimos algunas actividades, este, en webexar sus libros, si no lo han leído, este, preparar sus uniformes, y ya, desarrollar sus rutinas para preparar la, ja, ja, ja, para despertarse temprano, y llegar a tiempo a la escuela; nosotros comenzamos a las 8:00 en punto, y este, y es un día largo para, para las primeras semanas, pero-- damián trujillo: directora, muchas gracias por todo el trabajo que hace, y por preparar a nuestro futuro. - gracias, gracias. - muchas gracias a ti. para más información, la fundación shop with a cop está recaudando mochilas, si usted quiere hacer algún donativo para esta agencia, ahí está la página web para más información, para que le ayude a más estudiantes que reciban esas mochilas. bueno, si quiere comunicarse con nosotros aquí, en el programa de comunidad del valle, me pueden seguir en twitter o en instagram, en instagram es, mi domicilio es @newsdamian-- @newsdamiantrujillo; en twitter es @newsdamian; y gracias por acompañarnos aquí en comunidad del valle. los vamos a dejar con un poquito de m

the motor city this afternoon, second inning with the tigers will castro at the plate against logan webex the ground ball at first, rather than flip to the picture covering floors goes to the bag himself. that's an out and a collision. both players regrouped and they were able to stay in the game and the tigers matt manning still matching zeros in the fourth. victor reyes hits the shot up the middle. brandon crawford. playing behind the bag makes a dazzling adjustment on the tricky hop. you get a better picture of the four time gold glovers effort on that replay. fifth was webs undoing bases loaded with two outs. crawford can't make the play on this shot up the middle by rays. that scores to the tigers got four more in the inning chasing web in the process. all came with two outs. giants managed just two single run against four detroit pitchers and losing 6 to 1. jesus luzardo and coal. irvin both in command is the age. we're trying to keep miami from leaving town with a three game sweep, load the bases with two outs in the sixth. chad pinder pokes one down the right field line. that's gr

they weren't meeting, they were trying to do work by webex for a couple of years. this cdc is full of wonderful and talented physicians and scientists, but they got into a direction that went horribly wrong, and i think that we do need to do a deep postmortem on what happen with the agency. >> laura: basically another report that just came out basically implies that the mandate that they put out based on the two dose vaccine was useless. that the boosters themselves wayne and efficacy over time. so there is a limited value, limited duration value of all of this. but again, people are still following this original guidance on the vaccines, and it is a reduced transition. but the cdc is implicitly admitting now that they don't stop transmission of the virus, that was the entire basis of the vaccine mandate and is still going on for the cms and for health care facility is all over the united states and schools and colleges. >> yes, i think that the cdc has caused untold harm by basically not actually acknowledging the scientific fact that the vaccine does not stop tra

out systems, even on board this first artemis i mission, there is amazon's alexa mixed with cisco's webexice activation and ai and all of those things. so a lunar-based living, working, staying on the moon will provide ultimate data for how humans can thrive in a sustained living environment on another celestial body that will be approving ground for how humans may get to mars and live and survive and thrive there as well. >> i just want to give our viewers a heads up. we're taking a live look at the launch site at kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida. you're not far from there. you're in coco beach, i believe, it appears you're in outer space. this has to be -- >> in my mind, i'm always in space. i'm right here on coco beach. and it is, like, i'm so excited. i'm gifted with the opportunity to be at kennedy space center tomorrow, and i will be watching with bated breath there as i watch the launchpad, the historic place where apollo and space shuttle missions have launched and there will be artemis i on launchpad 39c, taller than a football field, like 8.8 million pounds as it

yeah, it was all through zoom calls through webex calls, and it was thank god most of the people that we were working. i knew them very well so that helped a lot, but they were also several people, but first time i started working with them they were introduced to me as people don't members of one lab or another function and we were working together on that. and we all learned that that's not an obstacle. we can do it we can see we can we can we can feel the reactions of the other by watching on on their face and their body language. for business leaders or any type of leaders watching this right now. what's your guidance? what's your what would be your advice of how to motivate a team? i will tell you one thing. i think that. everyone needs to find the way to be able to motivate according to the purpose of what they want them to do, but there are two things that i would say one it is. always be offending. people they have a unique capability to understand when you don't mean what you say. and you won't be able to to hide that. so just tell them everything. the second thing it is that

you know, zoom actually came out of cisco because the founder couldn't get cisco to evolve webex, solates to these really high growth companies, you're never requesting t going to get your bang for the buck owning a company that has a small position i think what's fascinating about zoom, though is it has a p/e right now of 25. so i was just looking, you know, clorox has a trailing p/e of 39. and so there's a bunch of other stocks, zoom is a cheap stock. what that's telling me is the market does not think their earnings are going to grow because, right if cathie wood and them are right, zoom is like a ten bagger from here. if the market's right, they're saying this is a one-trick pony that's not going to grow much more than this otherwise it wouldn't have this huge discount to consumer staples like clorox. >> but you're saying it's cheap. >> i think the jury's still out if they can evolve. >> you're saying it's cheap relative to a staple stock, it's expensiive relative to the market. >> it's expensive relative to the market, absolutely, right, but not that much more expensive. i just

they were trying to do work by webex for a couple of years.the cdcth is full of wonderful w and talented physician scientistsd ta, but they got ino a direction that went horribly wrong and i think we do need ton do a deep postmortem on what happened with the agency. well, the best way the new another report that just came out on august 19th, it basically implies that the mandates that they put out based on this two dosed vaccines were useless, thats. the boostes themselves wane and efficacy over time. soso there is a limited value in limited duration value of all, of this. but again, people are still following dr. bhattacharyya this original guidance on the vaccines as if they reduce transmission. but the cdcce is implicitly admitting now that they don't stop transmission of the virus. that was the entire basis of the vaccine mandates, were they not? fcistill going on for the cmwmw and for health care facilities all over the united states and schools and collegesli. hi i mean,nk i think the cdc hasdc caused untold harm by basically not actuall

we are holding today's hearing in the committee hearing room and by the webex platform in compliance with the rules and regulations for the remote committee proceedings pursuant to house resolution eight. before we begin i want to remind members of a few procedures to keep the proceedings running smoothly. first, consistent with regulations the committee will keep the microphones of those present in the webex platform mutated to limit background noise. members are responsible for on muting themselves when they seek recognition or when recognized for their questioning. the committee staff will mute members only in the event of inadvertent background noise. in addition when members are present in the proceeding by webex, they must have their cameras on. if you need to step away to attend another proceeding please turn your camera and audio off rather than logging out of the platform and with that we will turn to today's hearing. the burnout epidemic and what working women need to help produce a stronger economy. in a few minutes we will hear the powerful stories of women who are doing

. >> i have no issue with item q, but initially wasn't getting any video on webex.ow i'm getting a feed from control room f. i'm not getting any other video. is it possible to get other commissioners stevenson or anyway. i'm getting video here because i have an open window. it's a lot of doubling here. i'm good with item 2. please proceed. thank you very much. >> thank you for your comment. >> seeing no additional callers in the queue, public comment is now closed. >> thank you. >> roll call, please. >> [roll call] # >> the motion passes. next item. >> president's welcome. (discussion) >> good evening, everyone. the commission on environment is that we occupy the homeland for the original has been tenant of the san francisco peninsula. we recognize that it understand the interconnectness to all things and remain harmony. we honor the people for their commitment to mother earth as indigenous protectors of this land and in accordance to their tradition have never ceded nor forgotten their place and for all those that reside in this territory. we benefit and recognize

. >> webex as well, right? that's more enterprise >> yes, more enterprise. >> still got $5 billion in cash. >> but they've been failing and coming up with something else. they talked about their meager call center effort frankly i found -- my stepson worked at zoom >> we're talking about zoom here >> i'm doing security. >> okay. you're all over the place. >> i'm doing -- >> just trying to help the control room keep up with you with the graphs. >> they're in a bear market. we have a propensity for palo alto to go down too, not just zoom in a market that's okay, like we're in, palo alto goes up big and zoom does not go down big. that's all i'm saying, it's rational, okay there's the amc/blue apron contingent i don't know what to do. when you have a meme collapse, there tends to be a 12% decline in the nasdaq, it's demonstrable a meme collapse. do not look at me like i have two heads. >> what am i doing >> a meme collapse produces -- we have a 12% decline in the nasdaq >> okay. okay if that's what you say you've d

request runs through august 29th for information on tickets head to the webex section of ktvu dot com. oakland's chinatown is gearing up for the return of street fest this weekend. organizers say the event is meant to bring people together through food, art and entertainment. it will be the first time street fest in oakland's chinatown happens after the series was on pause during the pandemic. this will be the 30 30 annual summerfest in oakland's chinatown. takes place this saturday and sunday. 10 a.m. to five p.m. alright guys your time 7 17. there is a teenager artists that you may not know, but you've probably seen her artwork. her name is 16 year old sophie iraklio, who won this year's google doodle contest, and she received a $30,000 scholarship while her school receives $50,000 in technical equipment to upgrade their computer lab. her winning artwork seen on the front of the google search site. features her hugging her mother. it's called not alone, and it focuses on the importance of learning about your support system. it's supposed to fit the prompt i care for myself by and th

the webex seems to be working and folks on the line, if you would like to make public comment on item two which is the approval of the minutes of the august 2nd meeting, please press star three to raise your hand. star three. and i see no hands, commissioners, so i'll do a roll call. commissioner green? >> yes. >> commissioner guillermo? >> yes. >> commissioner chung? >> yes. >> commissioner giraudo? >> yes >> commissioner chow? >> yes. >> thank you, the item passes. >> great. the next agenda item is the director's report. director colfax. >> thank you, commissioner green and good evening health commissioners and health director. there's a lot in the director's report so i'll go quickly through many things. the first is not actually written down but i just wanted to let the commission know and the public know that dhp is hosting back to school vaccine clinics that are open to all san francisco residents who are children. these clinics will provide all vaccines required for school entry or we're loading -- we're loading the first series of clinics august 22nd through the 26th from 5:00

week onshore breeze, we have 61 degrees in san francisco 60 right now in napa low sixties and brent webex. he's over san jose. if you're going over to the coliseum to watch the ease and giants play this afternoon, going to be a nice day in the stands, we'll go with partly sunny conditions. 70 degrees west breeze to 15 mph at yes exr oakland today into the afternoon , upper sixties san francisco 80 degrees for santa rosa even are hotter spots 85 not bad conquered, and for the south bay 86 expected over morgan hill getting into your extended forecast. we are going to remain status quo monday tuesday, perhaps slightly warmer on wednesday, and then it looks like we will have a more of a heat up and drier weather in the forecast by thursday, mid 60 set the coast upper seventies around the bay low to mid nineties for our inland cities back to you. thank you, rosemary up next 49ers will be honoring one of their teams legendary players coming up the events happening during today's training camp to celebrate. white clark. and ghosted by an electric bike company after the break what one east bay ci

well the world is getting a look at fine jewelry that was lost in the ship webex shipwreck way back in pendants, medallions and other historic artifacts on display at a museum in the bahamas. the treasure was being transported from cuba to spain in the year. 16 56 the ship sank in the northern bahamas 3.5 million out of eight million treasure pieces were found through the early 19 nineties, but high tech surge equipment spotted even more buried treasure, including gold coins, emeralds and porcelain. fascinating it is a great find. wow alright, let's check in with salfer. look at our commute on this monday morning. how's it? look sal wealth are getting a little bit more crowded out there and dave right now we're going to start with the north bay here. i'll show you that south bend 11 to petaluma is a little bit slow because of an earlier injury crashes, you head down to novato. traffic is better after petaluma boulevard south. we also see that 86 80 is going to be a little slow out of pleasant in because of an earlier crash on the signal grade. that crash has been gone for a bit. highwa

rachel alanzo will let you know when you have 30 seconds left since it is hard to hear the chime via webex. >> can you hear me now? >> yes, we can. thank you. >> excellent. david pillpel, good morning. pleased to be not the first but the second person to make public comment at the first meeting of the joint commission. i want to start out by appreciating all 9 of you and all the staff and others in the room for serving. i think it is important to start out with a good tone for both commissions. i think the tone has been great so far and hope that continues. i think it is important to not just take public comment and say next item, but in fact to acknowledge public comment and warranted (inaudible) in response if that makes sense to direct the person to staff if that makes sense. among the various topics that i listed and somebody may want to take notes that you may hear about today or in the future are the ordinance introduced at the board of supervisors to clarify the various codes related to the new department, and the responsibility. what the status is of dpw director orders and how tha

the first 20 minutes of the meeting, i could not hear on webex in any form., i had to go back and refresh myself on the "brown act" previsions. i think i would encourage the deputy city attorney to review california government code section 549543e in its entirety. the e1c findings haven't been made under item six. i would strongly encourage that items is moved up at future meetings. i think there is a possibility that you need to rerun the entire meeting from the beginning, but since i could not hear the presentation and the discussion, nor make public comment on the rules of order. i've had my hand raised. i can file a sunshine complaint or seek others (inaudible) of this meeting but i have no intention of doing so and i'm happy to talk to commission secretary fuller after the meeting and sort out of technical issues and i can absolutely live with putting the rules over to a future meeting with re-notice and for public comment at that time. i will take great interest in the proposed changes to the rules and i appreciate the discussion that i get here about t