Weve were been moving this process forward for the last month and a half now and so, definitely it wont were going to do our jobs and do everything we can to make it as smooth as possible, but from our perspective, past perspective, would it be further . Just to circle back one more time around, the works that theyve done about that work in the capacity to do this with us. My job is for the public and im here to support the superintendent and to guide the superintendent, but its to ensure that were focusing on the public and that theyre involved and we hear it all of the time, were not reaching out to them. If theyre developing a plan, and were the ones who execute it, why would we need them anyway . I want us to hole o hold on to. If were doing all of the work, that doesnt make sense to me. This is one were of the situations where, you know, this is something that i think that rachel has said before and it has come up before when we were asking the superintendent to do his job and hes
Somewhere beyond this ridge is the enemy. His strength has been sapped by steady aerial strikes. And heavy arterial barajas. Arterial barajas. He has his will to fight. How can we weaken that will . How can we defeat him . By physical force . That is the most effective way. But there is still another force applied in combat that we do not think of as a weapon of war. That weapon is worry. In a situation like this, words are weapons. Now the enemys had a strong dose of our military power, the impact of words may provide the final persuasion. Words that go Something Like this. Korea, you areth surrounded. Your comrades are dying. You will die next. There is just one hope. Surrender your position tonight. This is psychological warfare. As a weapon of war, psychological warfare has it is no novelty. It is as old as war itself but the use of this force as integral part of combat has taken on new form. And it works in many different ways. Word. Inted and the spoken word. Both hammer away at
A documentary about her grandmothers past and more recent past hello sonia you know oh are you good im curious how do you think those experiences of your youth those experiences that are so hard to imagine for most of us how how they shaped this woman that you are 7 decades later. Well. Never. Tell you i mean. Theres a minute at the. House. I am not on. This. Time to. Last ill have time any time i thought. Thats pretty chill yeah ok thoroughly check out this other kid out. Ive been coming here for 14 years this is a place like not only did you just say ok say that we didnt. I think its been 25. Years. And i usually have a good eye for it and drag i say if someone doesnt ask me ill say it think. We can do it. Better to. Let us. Look for see you next saturday. Thanks. Bye. You are no offense b. You no longer a young woman in fact youre one of the last living survivors of the nazis. And im aware of it. And i and im wondering how clear your memories of 70 years ago actually are. I think ve
We dont do that in america. I know. Because theres a huge distance between that kind of invasion and the stuff im talking about, which is stuff that we can control. We can control muni. We can arguably vote bart. Theres a huge difference between monitoring people on their cell phones that we do not do and will not accept in our culture and what you are recommending. Can you bring that together quickly now, sir. I would say the key issue is for us to minimize, to the extent possible, nonessential travel, including locally and we dont have a campaign to do that right now. Becausbecause what happens is tt this is so massive, so massive, that a lot of the enforcement happens from the peer pressure and they see what other people are doing. So at this moment, even for this order, we dont have a Massive Campaign yet to really, really enforce how important it is to not be out. As the chief Health Official of this town, who is not dr. Colfax, how are you relaying that to the mayor, to other off
Representatives in congress. Its important for San Francisco because if we dont have all of the people in our city if we dont have all of the folks in California California and San Francisco stand to lose billions of dollars in funding. Its really important to the city of San Francisco that the federal government gets the count right so weve created count sf to motivate all sf count to motivate all citizens to participate in the census. For the immigrant community, a lot of people arent sure whether they should take part whether this is something for u. S. Citizens or whether its something for anybody whos in the youunited states and it is something for everybody. Census counts the entire population. Weve given out 2 million to over 30 communitybased organizations to help people do the census in the communities where they live and work. Weve also partnered with the Public Libraries here in the city and also the Public Schools to make sure there are informational materials to make sure