tony xu is going to join me on stage. we'll have a conversation, as we did actually last year on this very day last year, they were announcing alcohol delivery since then, inflation has become an important story as we know, margins tend to be pretty narrow in grocery, but doordash has continued to grow organically about 20% year over year they have some announcements today that we'll get into, new partnerships they recently kind of undid a partnership with walmart, which is a huge player in grocery, but they got some more partnerships going on, got some questions about the impact of this economy on the labor force, availability of drivers, which they call dashers. and also some m&a, they just closed a deal at the beginning of the summer, a big one, $8 billion all stock. all stock helps in this environment. >> we have talked about where doordash sits in the gig economy space, and when you compare it to an uber that has got deeper into food delivery over the pandemic, doordash has commanded a higher valuation among investor

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he eased into the fourth round with a 6—0 win over china's xu si.shire in being relegated from the top division of the county chapionship. their fate was sealed by warwickshire who had to beat hampshire to make sure that they wouldn't go down it was a thrilling finish at edgbaston, with liam norwell the hero for the bears, he took 9 wickets to bowl hampshire out for a slender 5 run victory. he also took 6 wickets in the first innings. the sign is sinking a little bit now it is quite emotional to begin with i'm so happy for the players and the members of division i. that is the goal and manchesterjust members of division i. that is the goal and manchester just about. members of division i. that is the goal and manchesterjust about. what goal and manchester “ust about. what did ou sa goal and manchester “ust about. what humano— goal and manchesterjust about. what did you say to yourself in the mirror this morning to bring out that performance? i mirror this morning to bring out that performance?— mirror this morning to bring out that performance? i “u

e xu studying the whole history.ortant for me that the president revealed all, uh, pages of history, what he always said, what draws attention to what he said about when he collected historians. he said i have a history of belarusian statehood. here is a five-tonner, where many moments are connected with the historical national forms of the belarusian statehood. he opened and failed. in addition to what happened at the referendum on the constitution, we have the fifteenth fifty-fourth article - this is the fifteenth great patriotic war, the heroism and trade of the great patriotic war and world war ii, and further article 54, where all the deep history is thousand years old. and if there is a deep, thousand-year history of belarus republic of belarus with the harm of a sovereign independent state. we are not afraid of anything. we can look to the future, and the fact that september 1st is knowledge day and the lessons of the president's history. i think it. uh, i just couldn't help but pay attention to those events t

could you tell again there was a line item for vet republicans in community support part of that grant xu indicate in the your remark this is is tell how that is. >> so. we several months back we reached out to sorts to plow share some of their sights some are and some are not meal cites. we reached out to them to ask if they would be interested in participating in snap-ed. education. and they were. so that is our partner we will work with or self help will w with to deliver snap-ed education at those sorts to plow share cites. >> additional. >> yes. >> okay. >> and can you say anything about the bipock? through the amcasion press we have been working with cites that serve have a focus on serving members of the community and providing them with additional funding to do sort of more robust activities through the rest of this federal fiscal year. >> okay. >> great. thank you. i appreciate it. other questions or comments from commissioner sns otherwise we will call for public comment. >> are there members of the public this would like to comment on item d? open the phone line for public comm

that monies it is the acquisition is depending on the annual maintenance budget xu make that decision? >> yes. >> to say yes, now have you that cost or budget you will acquire or can acquire? >> yes. >> thank you. >> can i expand. not all the equipment acquired would need that modification painting and striping. we can there are other equipment that would not take that budget. i do appreciate the fact we can return it. if no longer feasible. >> thank you. >> thank you. supervisor safai. >> thank you chair ronen. i am excite body this property the fact gives the flexibility to survey the equipment and imptlement in a time leap manner given the resources we alwaysment more resources and equipment. some of our equipment on the field talking to the front upon line firefighters and those out there. in the field, they have pointed out the equipment is getting old. being able tom have access to this is a surplus equipment and property and survey and impelement it quick is an effective tool. so i'm supportive of this initiative today and would like to be added as a cosponsor. thank you. thank

we absolutely welcome xu she has been with the city attorney's office since 2016. thank you for what we know will be distinguished service to the board as we do our work. >> thank you. >> do you care to say anything. why i'm glad to be here and thank you for this warm welcome and i'm looking forward to helping the board as i can. >> thank you. jennifer. lastly part of my report we have not met in october and i'm announcing today we will continue that tradition. this is normally the time of open enroll am. abbie yant reminded me during her first year as executive director, we did have a board meet nothing october. and never heard the end of it. [laughter]. but -- this will allow our staff to attends to the various things that have to go on during the open enrollment season and so our next regular board meeting in november. >> and with this, that ends my president's report. >> i'm assuming we don't have to have a vote on not having the board meeting. >> no. item 7. >> public comment. why public comment i'm sorry. on the president's report. >> in person comment first

hopeful low as we are meeting again in 2023 we find ourselves with largely pandemic behind xus an eye of the future always mindful of public health. >> thank you commissioner woolford i concur with everything you said and any further discussion from the commission? we will move on to item 8. call that item. >> took me a moment to move ahead with the item 8 is the presentation on the process for approving public works contracts presented by elizabeth the prop b project analyst. this is an informational item. >> good morning i'm elizabeth prop b project analyst with the administrator's office. thank you for the opportunity to present. over view of contract items that will come observe you in future meetings. we want to take the time to describe the type of contents you will receive. i'm joined by prop b director rachael and public works contract manager alex burns. i want to get started with contract approvals this is what we think will be the last step in making prosecute contract approving manslaughter. you received presentations from subject matter experts. city attorney tailor and m

that opened up a pot of funding for xus able to leverage a share of that to access california state home key grants and so what allowed us to do is leverage that state money to acquire properties without using all city funds. and so that is an advantage to us. we acquires 300 million dollars in per nan supportive housing properties to date. using a combination of prospect c and home key funds. they are 130 million that we have been able to leverage. and so you know the saying spends other people's money first and that's what we have been doing at hsh. when we have left to issue on the bond is upon 116 penalty 8 million. and -- we plan to make more acquisitions with that to really expand our supportive housing portfolio. >> next slide, please. >> again -- lower polk have been in operation in 2021 and here you have stats on what portion to date of nonbond funding we have been able to leverage at the state level. and that's 136 million. 624 units acquired. in terms of nonbond costs. 116.8 we will use for acquisitions. we do have on going costs and up ground costs associated with the positio

you come least the program xu get an 11 thousand dollars grant. from oewd. and that was nice of you to sponsor all the businesses. and they get this grant and it is like a jump start for them. and i was talking why don't we do this for every kid in high school. we do home ec. do business ec. and so i think this program is genius. brill iant and inspiring and moving. i was overwhelmed with the feels after. my wife who like she within there what are we doing why are we going. she was grumpy. i don't know anybody. when do i wear. degrees up or down. i don't know. and we get out there. yea. and we get out there and she is just all smiles it was just she came home different mod and talking about it with our friends. kudos to you. and my god we need more of that. i wanted share. i and know like motorcycleal says i recommend bell i'm sorry for recommendbling. i want to thank the office of economic and workforce development for being our partners in this. none of us set out to do this. there was a need and met bite city we are appreciative we start happened 12 women

i held a hearing as chairman of the human rights commission, asking where is bishop xu? he disappeared. may have passed away due to the mistreatment. that's what they do. people all of a sudden just disappear. whole numbers of christians and other believers just go off the face of the earth. this resolution couldn't be more timely. our hope is the chinese communist party will realize they bring goases dishonor to china. thankful to the u.n. high commissioner as we all know. just released a report. calling out china for its genocide. they called it crimes against humanity. that's good. hopefully the u.n. human rights council will take this up as well. we need to do sanctioning, and we need to do it now. i thank my good friend for his leadership. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. castro: i'm ready to close, and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california. mrs. kim: i yield myself the remainder of my time for the purposes of closing. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs.

and i want to thank you loraine and ted and steven before xu now david -- and everyone diane, diana, i don't know how many have been answering questions about this program. thank you half the agency has been answering questions for mow about towing i appreciate it and want to say to my colleagues i feel we should i have to leave to handle something but i would here i would vote for it and vote to extend it. ip want to say -- that i hope this we can foinld a way to make it cost less for the average person in san francisco when they get their car towed. 600 is so much money and i know i think if we are not the most expensive we are up there to get towed and it just hurts my heart. and after asking the questions i know the answer i know why it costs so much. there are good reasons. part is we are the most generous cities with having your car tow exclude you can't afford 600 dollars or unhouse said. and those are great things we have an expensive city to live and work in dp the costs are bake in the the tow. and so every reason makes sense. but it does not change the fact i have to belie