[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 nor commissioner
guests with us. we have president shaman walton that has time constraints and i want to get him on the (inaudible), particularly interested in hearing his presentation on the strategy. colleagues, i d like to go ahead, excuse me, i said item 4, i meant item 3. let s call item 3 and i want to hear from president walton first and we can get into the presentation. thank you for allowing me this point of privilege. so, sergeant young blood, i want to table this back to this item and the next item, sorry. line item 3, presentation of the california partnership for safe communities executive summary. understanding serious violence in san francisco 2017-2020 discussion. with that, hold on a minute, i want to recognize president shaman walton. thank you so much, president cohen and i just want to say good evening to the entire police commission and to everyone present. i appreciate the time to come and just really give a high-level overview about what our public safety plan is
‘Bat man’ to the rescue of mammals in Odisha s Baripada
Unable to cope with the heat, most bats fall off the trees in Gandhi Park and Jubilee parks of the town. No sooner does he see a bat struggling, David rushes to rehydrate it.
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BARIPADA: At a time when scorching heat of more than 40 degrees celsius has been making life miserable for humans as much as birds and animals, 52 year old David Mohammad of Baripada town has his mission clear - his eyes are always set on bats in local parks that fall down from trees unable to bear the heat. While many of the mammal species die, a few lucky ones get new lease of life with timely intervention of David.
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