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instead of a webinar, the persian language and literature academy changed the webinar to a webinar. in fact, any meeting. 400,000 iranians filed a complaint against the united states and england in the case of the august 28 coup 32 this lawsuit is in 13 main paragraphs about the damages caused by the most important damage of iran's oil loot by the united states and england. creating internal suffocation and suppressing the country's people and revolutionaries, the children of the country's oil resources. these are some of the 13 paragraphs of the complaint filed by 400,000 iranian people against america and england in the case of the august 28 coup. the actions of the american government in preparing for the august 28 coup. the story goes back to when we iranians decided to cut off the hands of foreigners from the oil table. the happiness of the people from the magnificent ceremony of cells from england lasts only 5 days. in the midst of this happiness, the grandsons of war the british docked in abadan to occupy abadan. well, the oil industry was nationalized. england's hand was sho

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on item 6, new business may line up against g outside the chamber, please press the raise in the webinaror star 3 on your phone be recognized. and over the phone we do not have an the public wishing to comment at this time. >> alright.rther discussion, secretary fuller, please call the next item. item 7 is sanitation performance evaluation in closed session. this is information item and no action to enter closed session, the commission will hear public comment on that motion and then to vote >> alright. do i hear a motion for this commission regarding the secretary performance? >> so move. >> second. >> secretary fuller, please open public comment on this item. >> who seconded that? thank you. members of the public who wish to comment on the motion to up against the wall furthest from the door and e chamber you press raise your webinar or star 3 on your phone to we do not have in person commenters and we do not have anyone in the phone either. that concludes public comment. ight. hearing no further debate orentering closed session say yes. >> all opposed say no. and motion passes. time e

coti raise your hand in the webinar or star 3 on your phone to be recognized.ssion. i move that we not disclose the discussion heard during closed session. is there a second to my motion? >> second. >> thank you. please open the motion to public comment. >> members of the public who wish to comment on there motion to not disclose discussion during closed session may ne up against wall and commenting outside the chamber, press the raise your hand button in the webinar or star 3 on your phone to no one in pe speak on this item phone waiting to speak either, so that concludes public comment. >> thank you. all in favor of the motion to not disclose discussion of closed session ay e or yes. the motion passes unanimously. we do not need the next item, item 12, the >> that's correct. item 12 is not necessary. >> great. we are now adjourned. thank you all very much. thank you for helping out today. sorry it took so long. thank you very much. [meeting adjourned] ■ukik [music] hi. i'm san francco mayor london breed i want to congratulate sfgovtv on 30 years of dedicated

webinar alternative. farhangistan changed the farsi equivalent of webinar, which is a combination of web seminar, to web session . from 22 years ago until now, 670 state companies in process 11% of these privatizations were to the real private sector. ahvaz rolling and pipe company is one of these companies . those years were the worst years of our lives, not me, but all the workers of the company were like this. he narrates the worst years of his life. the years he experienced in his 30s. a lot of stress , a lot of misfortunes, a lot of troubles, how much can i tell you, how much can i say, this is the current situation of a company that has been working for more than 40 years, and the ahvaz pipeline started operating in 1992 and was handed over to the private sector in 1992, but how many when the handover the voices of the workers passed away, killing the unity and empathy between the workers, dividing the salaries of different contracts of one month and 3 months, and firing the personnel in several sta

we launched a new webinar worki distribution.ty of long term care needs but dental insurance is not covered by benefits and how costs are also higher if you retire before medicar attached is a sample of sfers benefit statement mailing that drops in august, this is a very affective communication channel for us as there is always a spike in activity after members receive this statement. and finally, i'm pleased to announce that our theme for retirement security month will be be your own influencer. so with the rise of social media, we thought this approach would sonate■!■8■ well with our prospects. some samples have been provided for reference, if you move to page 6, you quick preview of what that will look like nrsm will continue through the september and the plan will be featured at the benefit fares that are held throughout the city. board members have been provided a ■■psample of these games as well as the gift that after attending our annual in-person seminar the main library on october 16th at noon. so we look forward to meet

persian language and literature academy approved the persian equivalent of the webinar . it is virtual. regarding the word webinar, which is discussed a lot these days, in the virtual space, we used this word as a web meeting. in fact, a meeting can be any meeting, now it can be a class, it can be a conference , a gathering, an event, or an event. the meeting is under the web and the academy created the web meeting for that . thank you very much for being with us. in the name of god, the light, in the name of god, the light , in the name of god, the light of the light . allah is great, god is great, i testify that there is no god but god. i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god. i testify that muhammad is the messenger of god allah is the most high, and allah is the most high . hai ali al-falah hai ali al-falah hai ali khair al-alam hai ali khair al-alam may allah be great, the first row, the first row, the first row, the first row, the first row, the first row, the first row, the first row , the first row, the first row, the first row, the first row, the first ro

our online webinars been extremely successful. one consistent piece ck we've received is that we do them at e able to attend but many people have asked if them and have them online. and beginning in september to regard them and then posting them. so have feedback with the next quarter withat we have recorded and measure whether we get in the off hours. the other item that i is you may notice that processed over 200 benefits last month between may and june.those are our high, very intensive retirement time of the year.we are finalizing, i mean that's a have over rements processes.wanted to highlight and staff during this time of year 's extremely busy, we get a lot of requests you can see that in we processed 262 bene other than that, i'm happy to t how much time before the we go online. >> for don't know the answer to that yet. will know better when they start to record them, they have begun recording yet. they're getting ready to do that beginning in septem and it will be probably be the most well attended. to do anytime. i assum

there were a couple of items i want our online webinars extremely successful. one consistent piece we'vreceived is that we do them atme for most people to be able to attend but many people have asked if actually regard them and have them on and beginning in september and then posting them. sohopefully we'll have feedback with the next quarter two that we have recorded and measure whether we look at them in the off hours. the other item that highlight is you notice that over 200 benefits last month between may and june.our high, high very intensive retirement time of and we are finalizing, i mean that'sto have overnted to highlight and this time of year it's extremely busy, we get a lot of requests you can see that in we processed that, i'm happy to how much time and when we go online. >> yeah. >> i don't know the answer to that yet. when they start to record them, they have they're getting ready to do that beginningwill be probably be the most well attended.to do anytime. i assume that, from information.the webinar are pretty standard, we're providing. again, t

co press the raise your hand button in the webinar or star 3 on your be recognized. does not appear we have on this item, is indicating we do not have callers either so that conclude >> thank you. if no other favor of the motion please say aye or yes. aye. the contract modification resolution will be posted to commission's website. thank you very much again mr. chen. the item from the consent calendar postponed another zuckerberg hospital item, 4h. item is rg different general hospital building rehab department relocation phase 3 contract modification and this originally on the consent calendar, but be heard individually.ect manager lindsey who is here toprint print esent the report. 4n. >> good morning everyone. vice chair zoubi, commissioner turner, director short and attorney. my name is lindsey who, project manager with san today i'm here to present the zsfg building 5 rehab department relocation phase 3 construction contract 'ç i had the pleasure meeting a few of you eek. this isn't a project we toured so i'll give ion. today we are seeking approval to increase

if you're commenting from ouraise your hand button in the webinar, or star to be recognized. and we do have one member o has come forward to speak on this item, and do you have something that you okay. sfgovtv, if we projector shown. if you can organizational affiliation and you have three minutes 30 second notice. >> hello cosi director. mentioned something i think i can respond to here. my name is adam, advocacy for skateboards and small wheel device, things effect canes, crwheelchairs, strolers and the like. you mentioned that is worth noting. earlier this the [indiscernible] dolores street. unsanctioned event no permit holder. i will speak public comment. it is notable the city coordinated cross departmental fortunate to ve no notice to the public. the entire 18 using more then 400 dpw. here is a image what hay like. blocking the entire sidewalk. you can again-this is looking southbound. this is copy of was sent and included dpw notifying everybody of very large order barricades. there is a screen shot the invoice, here is the very can't count the number of officers here.

service, that is, through webinars they learned how to use the electronic school, all five streams werey topic, and one of the very first ones was a general idea of ​​what the moscow electronic school is, and subsequent streams they were already planned, that there is something that concerns, for example, class teachers, something that concerns subject teachers, so much so that i was a little bit won over by... probably, as i think, everyone else, firstly, the interface, secondly, after all, accessibility through government services, because i think that the processing of personal data is an important thing, and at the same time, linking all accounts to others, for example, to the ability to use the library, or the same ability not to enter calendar-thematic planning, this simply, probably, won over, as a person, who sometimes had 11 classes in a row, it took one and a half to two hours to type all this in. time, when you can spend this time preparing for lessons? firstly, i want to say that not only for teachers, not only for students, after all , the system, first of all, automates or

webinar password is 1234. ensure you are in a quiet location.peak clearly and turn off background sounds such as television, phones, radios. wait for the to address to be called when prompted■& be added to the queue. the system will notif you when you are in line. callers will hear silence when waiting for youreak. operao may also watch live at. sfgovtv.org. itenumber one. roll call. president. army. morgan. president vice president. marcy frazier. commissioner. steven nakajo. prt commissioner. catherine feinstein, president and commissioner paula col eusef department jeanine nicholson, president ramaytush ohlone land acknowledgment. the san francisco fire commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohl, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the tais place, as well as for all peoples who territory. as guests, we recognize that we

the webinar are pretty standard, we're providing.vu again, the text is not really changing.o they should be there for a long time unless we're changing the text.like a good library. >> i don't know that.times speakers see themselves doing itwith a complex subject. they realize, hey i this, let alone trying to figure out if the audithey were trying to say. >> and i appreciate that it can be a learning tool for staff. >> thank you. questions? okay. let's call for public comment. >> thank yohave any inperson public comment on this item? seeing none, a reminder to any callers to se press star-3 to be asked to be added to the speaker line. moderator are there any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there > thank you, hearing no calls, public comment is now closed. >> number 8, discussion item, annual review of the fiscal year, ending bf >> review for the lending program for the fiscal year i'm joined by alba mart ins, who oversees efforts. the seeffort is largely a public market focus program we work closely with our risk team ella will cover the bulk of today's update. we'r

rafati gave today in the webinar session was that the minimum that he reports will take at least two months. from now on, yes, from today, he said today, i will review and review. i had it for at least 2 months, but now my friends say that he didn't know. continuing the news with football in europe, the third week of la liga continued with the suspension of atletico madrid. in the continuation of this competition and in the most important match last night, atletico madrid was stopped with a goalless draw against espanyol. simone's students got five points with these pictures and they are in the fourth place of the table. in another important game last night, valencia lost against bilbao with a result of 1/0. the only goal of this game was scored by ro diaz, a player of bilbao, in the 45th minute of this week's competition. the second stage of english football league was also held last night. in the most important match, newcastle against nottingham forest defeated their opponent in penalty kicks 43 times after a 1-1 draw in regular time and qualified for the next stage. suffolk won b

but one thing that did not come up in that webinar, the civil grand jury report issued in june, titled district adrift, but the district trustees did hold a special meeting and rejected most of those findings. the civil grand jury found that san jose unified has too much leadership turnover. is lacking in an overall plan for school safety, leaving much of the planning to individual campuses and the civil grand jury also dinged the district on how it handles employee investigations and on a lack of transparency. now, the san jose unified board rejected the grand jury recommendations on several topics addressing turnover, hiring and employee investigations. but the trustees said, and the district said that it would explore whether a more coordinated safety and emergency approach would be more effective and they're also going to consider providing more transparency in a district that does not stream its meetings, does not allow people to attend remotely. the district's first board meeting, by the way, is august 22nd. we will remind you that there are 25,000 students in san jose unified. t

ahead of the first day of classes, the school district set up the webinar to address topics like academic programs and resources for families and students. families also asked questions about transportation free and reduced lunch, and how to get involved. and as for students in san francisco, sfusd begins classes next monday, august 19th, and as bay area students go back to school, we are kicking off our school shout out series. your kids can take part. we want them to send us your school shout out by emailing school. shout out at nbcnews.com. up next, you can't miss with panda video, folks. two giant pandas spent their first weekend with thousands of visitors at the san diego zoo. we're going to check in on the zoo's newest residents. plus, the skies are set to sparkle as the perseid meteor shower peaks overnight. how long the show will last. and here's where not to see the meteor shower tonight. san francisco, you got low clouds, fog and drizzle right now. 58 degrees. more on how the clouds may impact meteor shower viewing around the rest of the bay area when we come right back, and a r

those guys, now the dockside lotus soon over the webinar. we are living in this, so we really, we can't be quiet about the the shed, always talked about until it's maybe too late or i'm going to keep the rest of the look here. we'll get you as soon as i get to be able to find these placements where i can fill out the music that i get your start or get some dental. what do you mean by most of the? because i get to come across new mostly he had some am components eliminated him for the last time and the i want in the future. if that will be mine, my children shall know that they have done everything to stuff so they will not blame us for, for destroying the opportunities for range and holding in the service the to best. what important for me that my children shall know that we, my generation level, some of the things that we could, the a documentary series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities tackled to these environmental catastrophe. we journey across new mexico and meet those will fight to protect their culture a

guests and political analysts, i would like to invite you to watch few items as we take a break, webinar day. in the name of god, the most compassionate, the most merciful, we belong to allah, and we shall return to him, the iranian nation, brave and prominent palestinian leader ismail hania died at don last. last night and the great resistant front is morning, the criminal and terrorist zionist regime murdered our dear guests in iran, made us mourn, but the regime. also prepared the ground for a harsh punishment for itself. for years, murder hania spent his precious life for the sake of honorable struggle. he was ready for murderdom and even sacrifice his children and loved ones in this path. he was not afraid of being a marter in the path of god and saving god's servants, but we considered our duty to avenge his blood for this bitter incident that happened in the territory of the islamic republic. i offer my condolences to the islamic ummah, to the resistance front, to the brave and proud nation of palestine, and especially to the family and survivors of murder hania, and one of his co

so just last week on thursday, we hosted a mosque security webinar with your representatives of mosquesmosques across the uk. and they asked us, should we close? and you know, for some, particularly with the scenes that we saw in southport and sunderland, you know, they had to whereas others, they've been able to increase security, work with the police and manage that situation. but many are afraid right now and many are having to consider that unfortunately, particularly as most are notjust for prayer, but they're also for classes orfor young people, elderly, women's groups. you know, a lot of people use the mosque as a community centre. most of the mosques in this country have food banks and lots of programmes and classes and serve the wider community, too. so, um, it's a hugely challenging time for communities and they are really having to make a lot of difficult decisions. but i know that other communities have been supporting the muslim community as well, right? yeah, it's i mean, one thing that's been really heartening from all of this is the outpouring of love, support, solidarit

and southern webinar for has the law says it's sense, hundreds of missiles and drones against as we're also in the program. the billionaire boss of the messaging app telegram is held in france. authorities accused panel do rob of turning a blind item criminals using has encrypted apps.

so it's very clear we have clear documentation of sexual violence being, webinar used against palestinians. the israeli allegations have been debunked. and yet what is the white house doing? what is the us administration doing? they're continuing to push this lie. vice president comma la harris. this week is hosting a major event at the white house to screen cheryl, sand birds. propaganda tell us about that feelings before 5 months, maybe to win an oscar like the mariel pool and it is it financed by its links to facebook matter? well 1st of all, meta is you know, a lot heavily invested in is real. it's really sensor is work closely with met at a sensor pro palestine opinions. marx is accurate, berg and meta issue to statement supporting is real on october 7th. along with, you know, a private spies like palance here, which we're working for. contracts for targeting and gaza. they're heavily involved, cheryl sandburg was the long time c o o chief operate officer of operations at facebook. and she herself, personally, is a liberal scientist who played a key part in rolling out these bogus rap

the region at the end of the conflict and in gaza to produce com and the north between israel and webinar. and then to work on broader more during peace and security. but you know, starts with the ceasefire and to get there. and also 1st requires ad parties to talk to stop taking any escalade to reactions. it also requires them to find reasons to come to me. not to look for reasons to delay or say no to the realm of 15 palestinian prisoners have been released ever being after being held by is riley's. they arrived at el ok. so hospital in the central gaza strip. they were free to add a military check point east of the last week. the is really army released, 11th palestinian prisoners, many spoke of abuse and torture while detained. i don't know what i'm up so they took us from korean. she long crossing with the blindfolded and transferred us to a building for 12 days, and it's beating cumulation and severe torture with a tricity. they put this in the puddles of water. they made us sit in a certain way for long hours without the bombing as to change the position. we were not allowed to tal

you know, we just did a webinar last week with companies that have these, wearable alert systems where you can press a button and you can get a message to the, to the principal or to 9-1-1. we have a lot of schools in the state that don't even have access to broadband for cell phone use. and so we can balance safety. you can keep one cell phone in the classroom for emergencies. you know, each community that's already doing this is going to show us what's working. but it is clear when you look at the rates of depression and anxiety that our kids have, they need less time on the phone and more time focused, and they'll do better academically and mentally. all right. >> so what will you do specifically to try to guide school districts as they consider the governor's plea and really actually put it into action as soon as possible? >> well, we're working with the legislators who have the bills that would make the requirements we've offered to bring in the voice of, you know, classroom teachers and classified staff, parents, even social media companies to bring the voice in to talk about wha

eleventh grade, that is, up to 17 years old, yes, we give the child a run for his money, yes, we hold webinars give it, we explain the material, that is, they calculate, murtazin was there as a guest, quaternions, euler angles, rotations, they calculate all this, they need it to solve the target problem at the olympics, they need to rotate the satellite there in a magnetic field, they do all this, but naturally, they do it not because they are geniuses, yes, and there are geniuses, legends, but there is also just preparation, that is, we systematically give them tasks of varying difficulty levels, so that they try, poke around and then solve this problem. we continue the conversation about space education with yeya ovchinnikov, i am anton shkakov. uh, ultra-short waves, where some kind of photo is transmitted, and so that he can see how the photo appears, so that he can assemble some kind of mosaic with his hands, well, connected with ships, designers, work-technicians, through this he also sets a kind of space connection, they understand that they are assembling a robot not just one that roll

you may also use the q & a feature in webex webinar to make a comment.rt of the video after touching the screen. are using a desktop or laptop compu and question and answer icons are located at the boofthe video screen. if you joined by phone, please dial star 3 to indicate you like to a comment. the clerk will let you know when it is your turn and now wehave one person waiting her turn. control, please unmute mrs. sheila gunn. i assume [indiscernible] is rrect and you have three >> i was laughing very hard when debbie said that bellevue had connected funding to ems. the dertment, because i was going to say, i raised my hand to say before she said th the office of emergency services, oes has a program called, [indiscernible] that's the spanish word for ready, and they work with cbo's who reach folks adversely impacted in emergencies. basically folkwithaccess and functional needs sabities. this funding, it is pretty open or can be, anrecommend two cbo's to start with thatabout, but i'm not ancisco.sed in all things i would recommend the senior disability

we have webinars we have planned.reach out to the various organizations, such as protect our benefits retired police association and offer to cohost town halls with them to get in front of the members. one of the new tools and it is new to us, but not new to , but e-mail. we are going to rely a lot more on e-mail then we havethe past, and we also have developed website with blue shield with all this on it and we can change it on a dime. if we have any particular issues that ar address them quickly on that micro site. all the communications won't matter unless the systems are set up, so this is very a group assignment. each division of hss along with our external partners ar in implementing the systems and processes that will be required. rest assured,ited to start this. we started these chand system changes quite a while ago, so michael visconti from the contract team, his group is already working on finalizing all the plan documents and all the details are consistent with the existing plan and the al that blue shield

yeah, i know i'm on the webinar. yeah, i'm a honda, i know you've spoken a lot to you. i know you've spoken to a lot about how it hurts, not just about how throwing the 10 anti semitism around her. it's not just the palestinian people, but also jewish people in the long run. i want to bring in rabbi weiss in new york rep. i see that you're wearing a batch that says, and you know, zion is for people who might not know. can you explain to us the very real difference between zionism and the religion days of yeah. so would that be a mighty, i agree that it should start by me is chooses wisdom, that i may be worthy of conveyance messages. so psyched the buyers name and bring peace to the world of main judaism. it is a religion of 3000 years that the children of abraham, isaac, and jacob, and we made a comment was bought on mount sinai. both brought us the total. we ought to be subservient to bottom, uphold the laws of the total that is exam or judaism is. uh, the now up the street, 1000 years later, a moment spotted romero hundreds of years. a go of the design isn't. that is

uh to produce. com and the north between israel and webinar, and then to work on broader more during peace and security. but, you know, starts with the ceasefire and to get there. and also 1st requires ad parties to talk to stop taking any split to reactions. it also requires them to find reasons to come to me not to look for reasons to delay or say no to the read what i said more now on the american reaction to honey is getting out of here as for level. joining us now from washington dc. feel so you're effective state and to me blinking that cooling for the escalation, our washington then be viewing all these latest wording developments coming out of them at least to well we, i think you do you head is that some sectors of lincoln, you know, we saw him say what we heard him say 24 hours ago about the importance of the cx 5 . but he also drew into the fact that needs to be this, the escalation, because the us has been saying for the last 24 hours, we knew nothing about this. we will cause of god. we need to make sure that we focus on making sure that the ceasefire is so rich, but now

we may have a webinar with her. stay tuned to see how we will get that piece. but this gives us an opportunity to hear even a little bit more from jon who will be extra special. let me tell you about our moderator. she previously served as a senior advisor for native hawaiianii affairs at the united states department of interior. she was the house a staffer and a lawyer. she is an alum of princeton university and the american university college of law. we are honored to have the staff director serving as our moderator for today. jennifer? [applause] >> good morning, good afternoon and thank you for that very generous introduction. i appreciate it. thank you to the society and for bringing us all together to talk about native american suffrage again my name is jennifer romero i go by my maiden maiden name romero professor i didn't marry in a italian man monaco is a thelast payment has a nice ringo it. it's like to see them on this my army staff director on the affairs working senior center senator from hawaii. again i really dedicated my career to that native am

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they did it by webinars and government agencies and suing the opposition and by dis-enfranchising americanson, so there's a wakeup call going on here, jason. let me back up. even before donald trump sat down in the oval office in january 2017, there was a big push to impeach him. there were rizz pollutions to impeach him within six months. nancy pelosi when the democrats won back the house in 2018, they picked on 85 targets and 14 committees and subcommittees led by democrats after trump and went after him on businesses and at that time, they wanted to go after him on stormy daniels and basically also he took no salary. you know, so they -- somehow his tax returns got leaked and they impeached him twice and the day he got inaugurated there were vicious riots in dc where cars were burned and businesses too. that's when's been going on the back story how vicious critics in dc say this democrat party has become. to now going after anybody who gets in the way of kamala harris or their hand picked person. >> this is how they operate including in states like washington like rfk jr. and not a thr

we may have a webinar with her, so stay tuned tooi see how we ae going to get that piece. but this gives us an opportunity to hear even a little bit more from john which will be extra special.l let me tell you about our moderator, jennifer romero. she previously served as the senior advisor for native hawaiian affairs of the united states department ofpa interior. she's been a house staffer and lawyer at princeton university and the american university college of law so we are honored to have the staff director serving as the moderator for today. [applause] >> good morning and good afternoon. thank you for the generous introduction. and thank you to the society for bringing us together to talk about the native american suffrage. again my name is jennifer romero and i go by my maiden name. did mary and italian man i think it has a nice ring to it but anyhow i am the staff director and again i've dedicated my career tond advancing affairs bh asr a practicing lawyer and public service so it is my honor to be here today to moderate the panel and have a conversation with john.

another way, we may have a webinar with her so stay tuned to see how we're going to get that piece. but this gives us an opportunity to hear even a little bit more from john echohawk, which will be extra special. let me tell you about our moderator, jennifer. jennifer monaco. she previously served as senior advisor for native hawaiian affairs at the united states department of interior. she's been a house staffer and a lawyer. she's an alum of princeton and the american college of law. so we are honored to have the staff director serving as our moderator today. jennifer. good morning and good afternoon. thank you for that really generous introduction. i appreciate it. and thank you. to the cafÉ historical for bringing us all together today to talk about native suffrage. again, my name is, jennifer romero. i am i go by my my maiden romero professionally did marry an italian man the monaco last name and i think it has a nice ring to it but anyhow nice to see everyone this morning and the staff director and chief counsel of the senate committee on indian affairs working chairman brian