when they see i me and mg on-yee, they can see light me and mg 0n—yee, they can see light at the endwhy they get involved, why they want to be so determined and committed to the sport because now they can see themselves as a professional snooker player and notjust a progression tour, which is fantastic, we need that to develop in snooker and especially on the ladies side because we are few behind with potential playing benefits and things like that and getting involved in the sport in general. it makes everyone want to play, want to get better, want to up their skills and play against the best in the world. ., ., , ., ., ., , world. reanne evans, congratulations aaain and world. reanne evans, congratulations again and thank— world. reanne evans, congratulations again and thank you _ world. reanne evans, congratulations again and thank you for _ world. reanne evans, congratulations again and thank you for your - world. reanne evans, congratulations again and thank you for your time. . again and thank you for your time. thank you very much. with the tokyo olympics and paralympics takin

yee, you will do all in your power to ratify that. we need good representation, more so now, when there is a lot of discrimination. and the paradox is that we are a force to be reckoned with. so i will support you, as i said before, one million percent. thank you very much. >> chairman: thank you. next speaker. >> mr. clerk, there are no more callers in the cue. >> chairman: comment is closed, and relative to the last speaker, not to engage in a dialogue, but there are floating seats on the police commission, but there was information in the committee packet that seemed to indicate, pursuant, that mr. yee was being appointed to a seat formerly held by thomas mazuca, which required that the individual be a retired judge or a lawyer with trial experience. while mr. yee is certainly qualified to serve on the police commission, he did not have those qualifications. but that has since been clarified by the clerk and the attorney general and city as been dealt with in the subject motion. with that, i would like to make the aforementioned mo

aaron yee was arrested la liquor store. the suspects were not hit by the gunfire but they through the woman to the ground and they nearly hit yee with her car. yee has a valid concealed carry .rm doespe not condone vigilantism, however after a thorough review of the facts, it is clear that mr. yee fired his weapon in lawful defense of the victim. >>> two men arrested linked to an alleged ghost gun operation. during a months long investigation, authorities say the suspects used storage units to illegally build untraceable guns. officers found a rifle that had been modified to function as a machine gun. in all, authorities seized eight weapons and recovered gun manufacturing tools and assorted gun parts. >>> president biden has a new target date to get vaccines to all americans. he says it cannot be done two months earlier than anticipated. >> this country will have enough vaccine supply for ev merayy ad >> the president also wants all teachers and school workers to have at least one shot by the end of march. the administrati

. >> president yee: my favorite dish is the chile rellenos. i almost never from the same things. my owner's son comes out, you want the same thing again? >> well, we are known for our mole, and we do three different types of mole. in the beginning, i wasn't too familiar with the whole legacy program, but san francisco, being committed to preserve a lot of the old-time businesses, it's important to preserve a lot of the old time flavor of these neighborhoods, and in that capacity, it was great to be recognized by the city and county of san francisco. >> i've been here 40 years, and i hope it will be another 40 yeararararararararararararararr >> okay. hello, everyone. and thank you for coming. my name is leosha tillman, and i am the director for t.h.p. right over there at civic center hotel. in four days, it will be my fourth day to work for c.h.p. it has been rewarding to work for a nonprofit organization which allows me to help people suffering from homelessness transition into permanent housing. the work we do here is so important, especially

commissioner yee. >> commissioner yee: thank you madam president. i want to thank you for inviting me to friday's event. the wealth and disparity event in the bayview. it's like welcome back home. i started my first, you know, my career there in the bayview area and it felt like home. great crowd, great people. hope to see more of that and also thank the team for and the staff for sending me the invite to i guess on the zoom call for the station. i was able to join ingleside, captain, i think nelson on there. so, going forward tomorrow, we're having a little public safety meeting in chinatown. we're having commander fong and also sf safe [inaudible] and also the new captain julian ing. so, at that time, i'd just like to say to the commissioner john hamasaki or whoever wants to join. we're going to be talking about the new strategies and sharing with the community leaders, i guess, public strategies that won't be coming out of the police department. so i just want to share that and let you know it's 11:00 a.m. at the chinese company. so we're looking

welcome, commissioner yee. so, colleagues, let's go ahead and proceed.sergeant youngblood could you please call the role? >> clerk: yes, ma'am. [roll call] >> clerk: we also have mrits chief paul scott. >> president cohen: all right. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in the pledge of allegiance. please rise and put our hand over your heart. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god with liberty and justice for all. okay. thank you. all right. ladies and gentlemen, i want to recognize international women's month. this is a time that we celebrate all the women of the world that are doing work that's seen and unseen. and, with that, i want to recognize our women that are in service within the department. we thank you for your service. we know that it is not easy. all right. sergeant youngblood, could you please call the first item. >> clerk: line item one, general public comment. at this time, the public is welcomed to address the commission for up to two minutes on items

i am very glad to support larry yee. [indiscernible] and being part of the san francisco labor council, that does give a perspective. one of the things that have been an impediment was the consult of meat and prefer. knowing some and who knows the process intimately is really helpful. besides all that, we have desperately been needing a strong voice for the chinese-american community. but i think not having that voice has been a disservice to our city. having someone like larry that is from the community, knows the community and will be a voice and be able to speak up on that, as particularly as we have seen a spike in violent crime against the eye -- a.p.i. community, i think larry will do this. he hit every single note 100%. i am very proud to support him today. i think he will bring some good balance. as i said to all the commissioners, continuously making myself available to work with them and ensure we have a good line of communication between this body and the police commission. thank you, mr. president. >> thank y

i am very glad to support larry yee. [indiscernible] and being part of the san francisco labor council, that does give a perspective. one of the things that have been an impediment was the consult of meat and prefer. knowing some and who knows the process intimately is really helpful. besides all that, we have desperately been needing a strong voice for the chinese-american community. but i think not having that voice has been a disservice to our city. having someone like larry that is from the community, knows the community and will be a voice and be able to speak up on that, as particularly as we have seen a spike in violent crime against the eye -- a.p.i. community, i think larry will do this. he hit every single note 100%. i am very proud to support him today. i think he will bring some good balance. as i said to all the commissioners, continuously making myself available to work with them and ensure we have a good line of communication between this body and the police commission. thank you, mr. president. >> thank y

welcome, commissioner yee. so, colleagues, let's go ahead and proceed. sergeant youngblood could you please call the role? >> clerk: yes, ma'am. [roll call] >> clerk: we also have mrits chief paul scott. >> president cohen: all right. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in the pledge of allegiance. please rise and put our hand over your heart. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god with liberty and justice for all. okay. thank you. all right. ladies and gentlemen, i want to recognize international women's month. this is a time that we celebrate all the women of the world that are doing work that's seen and unseen. and, with that, i want to recognize our women that are in service within the department. we thank you for your service. we know that it is not easy. all right. sergeant youngblood, could you please call the first item. >> clerk: line item one, general public comment. at this time, the public is welcomed to address the commission for up to two minutes on items

welcome, commissioner yee. so, colleagues, let's go ahead and proceed. sergeant youngblood could you please call the role? >> clerk: yes, ma'am. [roll

supervisor a former francisco supervisor norman yee, thanks so much for joining us here too. talk a little bit about this issue and hopefully something. good will come as a result of everything that has happened. thank you to >> thank you very much. appreciate >> still ahead here tonight. investigators are looking to see what caused tiger woods to crash his car and they have new evidence that shows what ♪ there's never a bad time to enjoy my newest sauced & loaded curly fries. try triple cheddar or spicy pepper jack, both topped with slow-smoked bacon. only at jack in the box. ♪ there's never a bad time to enjoy my newest sauced & loaded curly fries. try triple cheddar or spicy pepper jack, both topped with slow-smoked bacon. ♪ get both, only at jack in the box. tonight. we're learning more details about the horrific car crash that severely injured golf legend tiger woods in february. investigators are now saying that there were no signs that woods tried to break. >> before he drove his suv off the road. they also say it appeared that he never took his foot off the gas and in

alex yee edged outjonny brownlee to finish third in the men's event.banyiya taking the first pole of his career in qatar with a new lap record too. fabio ouartararo and maverick vinales will join him on the front row. ronnie o'sullivan and barry hawkins are tied at four frames all after the first session of their tour championship semi—final at celtic manor. they'll resume tonight, with the first to ten meeeting neil robertson in tomorrow's final. now if you're like me, you'll have missed playing sport during lockdown. but after the ban on outdoor grassroots activities was lifted in scotland earlier this month, today, they can begin again in wales, with england and northern ireland following suit next week. clubs across the uk are hoping this third restart will be the last, as mike bushell reports. bella and ryan have had enough of tackling each other, they can't wait for monday, a chance to play outside their family bubble in leicestershire with their team—mates again for the first time this year. i'm really excited, football has been a big part of my

. >> thank you, commissioner yee. and, welcome. and i will definitely do that. commander fong is the point of contact so we will definitely get you invited to our next meeting and welcome to have you at those meetings. thank you. >> president cohen: all right. i am looking at the chat. any other questions? all right. chief. i appreciate your presentation. >> madam president. commissioner hamasaki. >> commissioner hamasaki: oh, chief, i was going to ask when we were talking about your focus on community policing, did you -- i can't remember if there was a report released kind of documenting and detailing what this looks like because community policings where everybody referred to a lot of different things whether it's [inaudible] or just presence in the community. is there a master document? i know we talked about a strategic plan that the public can see? >> yeah. commissioner, thank you for bringing that up. that was one of the doj recommendations. the public can find it on our website. and, if you go to the search engine of the website, you can just type in com

commissioner yee. ok. all right. i don't have any further questions. thank you for your presentation. chief, i see your hand. >> thank you. i just want to say publicly because i don't get this opportunity and the same room with svip to say this, how much this police department and definitely i can say speak for myself, appreciate the work that they do. someone mentioned, i think it was president walton, earlier, that they're out there on those streets and they don't have body armour, they don't have weapons, and they're dealing with the most at risk population in the city. and there's danger to that and i appreciate it. i want to say it publicly. the department appreciates it and i hope the people of san francisco appreciate the work that they do. because i can say, because i've seen it, they save lives so thank you. >> thank you. chief scott, next time you host a barbecue, we're going to make sure we got some sauce. [laughter] (inaudible). [laughter] >> it was good though, wasn't it. thank you, man, appreciate that. >> president cohen: all right. than

this is along with the police deparking loment larry yee. our administrator carmen chew and other members you will hear from from neighborhood organizes that are partnering with the city to launch what i think is an incredible program that will address the challenges we have seen happen. not just here in san francisco all over the country. i can't image anyone watching some of the videos we have seen. as she was robbed grandfather was killed. some of the really tragic occurrences. they have really been tough, i know, it's tough on us as a city the api community. more than any other community this community was discriminated against our leadership in the federal government tried to divide us with the number of comments made pertaining to the virus the businesses in chinatown suffered we still have not recovered. that's why we are all here we would like to change things we would like things to get better. when i was a kid i remember at the time 70s, 80s, and a lot of crime like purse snatching and other things. some of us might remember the gu

going to try collectively supervisor melgar and i to fill the shoes of supervisor former supervisor yee who dedicated his professional career for two early childcare and as i said in the day, his last day on the board, i learned so much from him and his fierce advocacy for children and families. supervisor melgar and i and i think walton probably have, if you were to add them up, have the vast majority, i know i have the most but i know that they too have a significant amount of family childcare providers so i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of the down payment assistance. it's been one of the most wonderful ways for so many immigrant women and to stabilize themselves and provide generational wealth at the same time helping so many families with their education and getting them on the right track, preparing them for school and it's a very affordable ways for families to access childcare so for me, having two children of my own and having experienced it myself not that long ago, it's so important to support that infrastructure and so the down payment assistance is great and secondarily, the l

. >> president yee: my favorite dish is the chile rellenos.lmost never from the same things. my owner's son comes out, you want the same thing again? >> well, we are known for our mole, and we do three different types of mole. in the beginning, i wasn't too familiar with the whole legacy program, but san francisco, being committed to preserve a lot of the old-time businesses, it's important to preserve a lot of the old time flavor of these neighborhoods, and in that capacity, it was great to be recognized by the city and county of san francisco. >> i've been here 40 years, and i hope it will be another 40 years. >> today's special guest is sherisse dorsey smith. she's the director of program grants for the department of children, youth, and families, and she's here to talk about the learning grants, and she's the project lead. miss dorsey smith, well come to the show. >> thank you, chris, for having me. >> can we talk about the learning hubs in general. what it is, who it's designed for, and why it's so important during this pandemic. >> yes,

meanwhile, the world snooker tour has announced that leading women players reanne evans and mg on—yeerom the start of next season with two—year tour cards. novak djokovic has beaten roger federer�*s record for most weeks as world number one. this is the 311th week he's been on top of the rankings. djokovic won his 18th grand slam title and his ninth australian open crown in melbourne last month. he says now he has this record, he's going to focus his attention mainly on mainly grand slam victories as he targets nadal and federer�*s 20 titles. big—hitting bryson dechambeau has beaten lee westwood to win the arnold palmer invitaional in florida westwood the arnold palmer invitaional in florida. westwood was unlucky to land his ball in a divot on the final hole. he didn't drop a shot but still finished one behind the american, who showed his power best when he drove straight across the water to take a huge short cut on a par—five and landed just short of the green. that's all your sport for now. there's more on the equal prize money study, and on rangers' title win in scotland and a look

commissioner yee. ok. all right. i don't have any further questions. thank you for your presentation. chief, i see your hand. >> thank you. i just want to say publicly because i don't get this opportunity and the same room with svip to say this, how much this police department and definitely i can say speak for myself, appreciate the work that they do. someone mentioned, i think it was president walton, earlier, that they're out there on those streets and they don't have body armour, they don't have weapons, and they're dealing with the most at risk population in the city. and there's danger to that and i appreciate it. i want to say it publicly. the department appreciates it and i hope the people of san francisco appreciate the work that they do. because i can say, because i've seen it, they save lives so thank you. >> thank you. chief scott, next time you host a barbecue, we're going to make sure we got some sauce. [laughter] (inaudible). [laughter] >> it was good though, wasn't it. thank you, man, appreciate that. >> president cohen: all right. than

commissioner yee. >> commissioner yee: thank you madam president.ant to thank you for inviting me to friday's event. the wealth and disparity event in the bayview. it's like welcome back home. i started my first, you know, my career there in the bayview area and it felt like home. great crowd, great people. hope to see more of that and also thank the team for and the staff for sending me the invite to i guess on the zoom call for the station. i was able to join ingleside, captain, i think nelson on there. so, going forward tomorrow, we're having a little public safety meeting in chinatown. we're having commander fong and also sf safe [inaudible] and also the new captain julian ing. so, at that time, i'd just like to say to the commissioner john hamasaki or whoever wants to join. we're going to be talking about the new strategies and sharing with the community leaders, i guess, public strategies that won't be coming out of the police department. so i just want to share that and let you know it's 11:00 a.m. at the chinese company. so we're looking for

commissioner yee. >> commissioner yee: thank you madam president. i want to thank you for inviting me to friday's event. the wealth and disparity event in the bayview. it's like welcome back home. i started my first, you know, my career there in the bayview area and it felt like home. great crowd, great people. hope to see more of that and also thank the team for and the staff for sending me the invite to i guess on the zoom call for the station. i was able to join ingleside, captain, i think nelson on there. so, going forward tomorrow, we're having a little public safety meeting in chinatown. we're having commander fong and also sf safe [inaudible] and also the new captain julian ing. so, at that time, i'd just like to say to the commissioner john hamasaki or whoever wants to join. we're going to be talking about the new strategies and sharing with the community leaders, i guess, public strategies that won't be coming out of the police department. so i just want to share that and let you know it's 11:00 a.m. at the chinese company. so we're looking

my guest as regina ip lau suk yee, member of the legislative council of hong kong and one of beijing'sl backers in the territory. is the concept of one country two systems dead? regina ip, in hong kong, welcome to the programme. thank ou for welcome to the programme. thank you for having _ welcome to the programme. thank you for having me. _ welcome to the programme. thank you for having me. it's _ welcome to the programme. thank you for having me. it's a _ you for having me. it's a pleasure _ you for having me. it's a pleasure to _ you for having me. it's a pleasure to have - you for having me. it's a pleasure to have you. i you for having me. it's a i pleasure to have you. you you for having me. it's a - pleasure to have you. you are a member of the legislative council, hong kong lawmaker. in recent months, it seems to many outsiders that the chinese communist party has rendered the legislative council nothing more than a rubber stamp. how do you feel about that? that more than a rubber stamp. how do you feel about that?- do you feel about that? that is totally untrue. _ do you feel

. >> ed yee murphy-- eddie murphy, welcome to the daily social distancing show. >> thanks for having like the kind of person the least affected by the pandemic because i feel like you always stayed at home before the pandemic. >> have i been sheltering in place and washing my hands constantly, using purell for over 30 years. >> >> trevor: that is something i have known about eddie murphy. eddie murphy washes his hands, that was a thing, i knew eddie murphy comedian jokes, actor, the third thing was eddie murphy washes his hands. >> very clean man, i'm very clean. >> trevor: when was the last time you were sick? >> sick, sick. >> trevor: yeah. >> maybe about two years ago i caught the flu at the golden globes. >> that is why eddie murphy doesn't go out. >> and the time before that i caught the flu at the oscars like two or three years before that. it is those big crowds of people getting trophies in a room. >> people have grown up with you. people have emulated you, there is no standup comedian who hasn't been touched by you. no film or comedic actor without doesn't have a little bit

snooker players reanne evans and un on—yee have been told they can turn professional from the start ofmen's snooker rankings and is the most successful women's player, having won 12 world championship titles. you can hear her reaction on sportsday on bbc news at 6:30. novak djokovic has beaten roger federer�*s record for the most weeks as world number one. this is the 311th week he's been on top of the rankings. djokovic won his 18th grand slam title and his ninth australian open crown in melbourne. his great rivals roger federer and rafa nadal both have 20 slams, but the big three can't stay at the top forever. the new generation of top men's tennis players are all very tall, very powerful, they have big serves and everything happens very quickly on the court so i think rafer, roger, myself, we had to adjust to that but i feel like we have been able to do that very well and the rivalries i have had with federer and nadal over the years have made me also stronger and better player. of me also stronger and better player. of course, they also keep motivating me even more to keep going an

you're and betty yee now with a that jet operated by the elevation of honey of this era. i think it is a good opportunity to put an asian americans there that i don't think there has ever been asian-american that general in the state of california. that being said, whoever is put there need to be. so it was committed to criminal justice reform. and by that just mean say we're just going to let everyone go free. we're talking about black lives matter. we're talking about he's an american crimes. we're talking about ensuring that we're moving. this is biased in charging decisions and sensing decisions and ensuring that the police have the resources they need to do the job that they need to be doing out on the streets right now. protecting. men and women of asian descent from being attacked by people. we just. don't like what they look like. >> members of the u.s. commission on civil rights which you are a member of you guys talked about twice last year at the beginning of the pandemic issued some recommendations and laid out some of the concerns that you had after seeing so

victor in the last year election the trump administration did just about everything it could to try to yeeition team as they prepared to deal with the dumpster firps left at the door. report after report was slow rolling meetings with biden officials. it was underscored how danieling this was to the country. >> i think it is very concerning because it's critically important during periods of administration transitions that there be as much continuity as possible from the standpoint of ensuring that our national security and homeland security is going to be secured. the fact that the trump administration continues to give the stiff arm to the biden team is i think indicative of their unwillingness to really take the interest of the american people first as opposed to the interests and the pettiness of donald trump. >> and that brings us to what we're seeing play out at the border today. while republicans incorrectly and sinically call it a crisis created by bitd are biding it is narvegt neither a crisis nor did biden create it. while it's a challenge for the biden administration it's one fi

"minari," set in the 1980's, follows korean transplant jacob yee, played by actor steven yeun, who movesuse, we have to pay for water. [speaking korean] reporter: he struggles with the soil while they all struggle as strangers in a strange new land. >> inside of our little trailer home, it was like korea, and outside, it was like the ozarks. reporter: it is a fictionalized account of writer-director lee isaac chung's own childhood. >> i started with about 80 memories. once i did this exercise of charting out different things i remember from being that age , around five to six years old, i saw the arc of the family story, the journey a family takes together. reporter: taken together but following jacob's dream, leading to tensions with his wife monica. >>[speaking korean] >>[speaking korean] reporter: the film is named for a bitter herb popular in korea. here, it is a symbol of resilience that comes at great cost. this is basically your parents' story. how much did you know if there -- of their struggles? >> growing up, we always knew that their lives were a bit of a compromise, not exact

do you yee with that? can move higher as long as yields move slowly upward. stocks and yields can move together as long disease -- ang ang -- as long as it's orderly. so if you move slowly, the market should be okay. it's not an absolute level. you can move higher here. we will move higher here. the bond market's telling you that in yields. so we shouldn't be scared. we should be thinking about rotation though, and we should be thinking about all of those volatile days in the bond market which may affect tech more than the value stocks. you should use those days to build position in the companies that are really very strong, have earnings, are growing their revenues and growing their earnings. those are are the days to buy tech. charles: so buy tech, you know, make the volatility your friend, buckle up, don't be afraid, don't bill clinton. alicia, that's why we love you. thank you very much. really do appreciate it. you walked us through some really important things, and i do think tomorrow's going to be v

other leaders in the anti recall group includes state comptroller betty yee, assembly member rob bonta oakland city council member shanked how and former u s congressman mike honda, a new report finds that overtime pay for santa's a police officer's continues to increase in this comes even after the department is hired hundreds of officers in recent years, according to the bay area news drip, the report by the city auditor shows last year overtime pay accounted for 10% of the department's budget. some san jose city council members say that findings are another reason to look into relying on other professionals to respond to incidents happen to do with mental health emergencies and homelessness that would free up time for officers to really focus on patrol duties and back to that breaking news on the peninsula, where it does appear. an explosive device has been found. here's a map on your screen mountain view police right now at a home on mccarty avenue. this is not far from 2, 37 and 85. they say it appears to be a grenade inside the house. was that house has been evacuated. they didn'

provision as we did in the balboa reservoir development agreement last year under president norman yee'sleadership. if indeed, they are going to go into the ground soon, i would like to ask whether we can take a one week continuance to see if we can realize language like that and really make sure this project does go in the ground. it's not just an entitlement deal that gets delayed for years as happened in other cases. that is my respectful request that i discussed earlier with supervisor haney and at the appropriate time, i would be willing to make that motion relative to item 16. thank you for your indulgence. >> president walton: thank you supervisor peskin. i don't see any colleges on the roster now. i will open this up for public comment. every speaker will be allotted two minutes. do you have anything for callers? >> clerk: thank you mr.. as stated by the president, if you called in earlier, now is your opportunity to press star 3. we are providing two minutes for each commenter. operations, can you please unmute the first caller? we have ten listeners and four in the queue. seems

i want to thank disability activist alice wong and tasha ditner and sylvia yee from the education and and the senior and disability action and all of the advocates working on this around the state, including the many who called in. and given the changes to the vaccine guidelines i do have a few amendments which we have circulated to you all and your staff this afternoon. they are pretty simple so i'll read them here as well. on page 2, line 19, proposing with a whereas the new california state vaccine guidelines provide access for people aged 16 to 49 with a specific disability or health condition on a short list beginning on march 15, 2021. on the whereas clause -- page 2, adding the words more expansive and on the result clause on page 3, line 3, changing reprioritized to prioritizing and adding on line 5. and move the march 15, 2021 start date earlier as the vaccine supplies allow. so the first thing that i would like to do is to move these amendments. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor haney. do we have a second? >> second, supervisor safai. >> president walton: i believe

work than we've already been doing on the family violence council and to thank you former president yee for including me on this council. it has been a lot to participate. they have been incredible adding to my gun violence restraining order legislation. so i, again, want to thank everybody and especially my staff, sam bennett who is the one who staffs me on this, goes to meetings and helps me with legislation around the family violence council. so, thank you again for your consideration this morning and i hope that i have your support. >> supervisor peskin: i suspect you do and thank you for your work again and thank you for serving on the family violence council and bringing these amendments forward. colleagues, is there a motion? >> supervisor mandelman: mand elman. i'll move the item. >> supervisor peskin: okay. all right. >> chair peskin, i would like to -- >> supervisor peskin: i'm sorry. i didn't put the chat box up and it is now up. supervisor chan, i'm sorry. >> supervisor chan: no. i am in support of this and what i wanted to comment is the reason why i am in support also duri

i am grateful to president yee to make sure that we had all of this. i want to thank director chang for staying with me to go into all of the different proposals on the table and what we can do to advance it. with that i see the urgency in the area. we have funds that are available. i would like to start the process for a quick build of these projects with the funds we have available already. i think that having timely improvements is essential to guarantee pedestrians and bicyclists can safely cross the lake merced area without fearing for their lives. i would like to request that we get this scheduled, get this going fairly quickly. i also want to thank you for involving my office and my staff in all of these discussions. we look forward to being involved some more. thank you. thank you, colleagues for allowing this hearing. >> if there are no additional comments or questions we will open this up to public comment. >> we have a caller. >> i am kristin lucky at the san francisco bicycle coalition to first thank commissioner melgar for calling for this

welcome, commissioner yee. so, colleagues, let's go ahead and proceed.? >> clerk: yes, ma'am. [roll call] >> clerk: we also have mrits chief paul scott. >> president cohen: all right. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in the pledge of allegiance. please rise and put our hand over your heart. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands one nation under god with liberty and justice for all. okay. thank you. all right. ladies and gentlemen, i want to recognize international women's month. this is a time that we celebrate all the women of the world that are doing work that's seen and unseen. and, with that, i want to recognize our women that are in service within the department. we thank you for your service. we know that it is not easy. all right. sergeant youngblood, could you please call the first item. >> clerk: line item one, general public comment. at this time, the public is welcomed to address the commission for up to two minutes on items that do not appear within the agenda. under police

>> supervisor peskin: thank you, president yee, and thank you to all of the cosponsors as well as all of the other members of the board. this is something that we voted on repeatedly as emergency legislation. i want to thank the department of public health and my chief of staff, sonny angulo, but most importantly, the community s.r.o. collaboratives that have worked to refine this legislation and making it semi permanent. it would have expired within a couple of months of the official end of the emergency, but i am here to offer three nonsubstantive amendments. on page 8, line 16, sub f,sub 4,sub i, strike epidemio logically linked, strike households and insert residents. and add the word all after the word notify. and this has been distributed to all of you, so the full passage should read, to the extent consistent with state and federal laws governing the confidentiality of medical information. in the event there is a covid-19 outbreak in an s.r.o. as defined by california department of public health governing nonpublic facilities, at least three covid-19 cases within a 14-day perio

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is gordon yee still your president at the west virginia e university? >> yes, he is. >> you've been president twice there, twice at ohio state that i'm a graduate of, vanderbilt, maybe a school in colorado. would you tell him a native of e west virginia sends his best.r >> i hope he's watching. >> we hope maybe to put together a symposium with the help of thn folks at aspen institute to come to west virginia in late spring' and t' focus on how do we make o sure that we don't leave folks p behind whose jobs have disappeared or are disappearing. we look forward to maybe having the chance to be with you then. give him my best, please. i have it looks like a catchall unanimous consent to place all materials into the record. and i ask unanimous consent to m submit for the record a number of reports anded for articles f on the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the electricity sector while improving the k our reliability, if i've already said that before, please bear with me. th closing i want to thank our witnesses. this has been an extraordinary n a

>> supervisor peskin: thank you, president yee, and thank you to all of the cosponsors as well as all of the other members of the board. this is something that we voted on repeatedly as emergency legislation. i want to thank the department of public health and my chief of staff, sonny angulo, but most importantly, the community s.r.o. collaboratives that have worked to refine this legislation and making it semi permanent. it would have expired within a couple of months of the official end of the emergency, but i am here to offer three nonsubstantive amendments. on page 8, line 16, sub f,sub 4,sub i, strike epidemio logically linked, strike households and insert residents. and add the word all after the word notify. and this has been distributed to all of you, so the full passage should read, to the extent consistent with state and federal laws governing the confidentiality of medical information. in the event there is a covid-19 outbreak in an s.r.o. as defined by california department of public health governing nonpublic facilities, at least three covid-19 cases within a 14-day perio