and public comment is available on each item on this agenda and both channel 26 and fof fof.org and our streams the number across the screen. you can call 1-(415)-655-0001 and 926891085 code. again, 1-(415)-655-0001, and then press pound and pound again. and you will hear the discussions that you will hear music and be in listening mode only. and when the item of interest comes up star star, 9 to be added to the speaker line. and you can email comment to myself at linda.wong@sfgov.org. and if you submit public comment via email it will be forwarded to the board of supervisors and it will be included as part of this file. madam chair this concludes my announcement. supervisor fewer: thank you very much madam clerk. call item number 1. clerk: the status of non-profit sustainability in the impact of covid-19 on non-profit staffing and funding and programs and services and the role of the city in supporting the non-profit sector and requesting the office of the controller an
mandelman and yee. i would like to thank sfgov-tv for broadcasting this meeting. madam chair, any announcements. clerk: due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect board members, the city employees and the public and the and public comment is available on each item on this agenda and both channel 26 and fof fof.org and our streams the number across the screen. you can call 1-(415)-655-0001 and 926891085 code. again, 1-(415)-655-0001, and then press pound and pound again. and you will hear the discussions that you will hear music and be in listening mode only. and when the item of interest comes up star star, 9 to be added to the speaker line. and you can email comment to myself at linda.wong@sfgov.org. and if you submit public comment via email it will be forwarded to the board of supervisors and it will be included as part of this file. madam chair this concludes my announcement. supervisor fewer: thank you very much, madam clerk. call item number 1. clerk: the
question, what would they say if i knocked on their door tonight and ask them how things went today, with they say, things are going well or, things could be going better. that is the connection that is important and as i listen to folks across the district, i hear some common themes. they are argument about having a strong defense, making sure that we support our brief men and women in uniform. making sure that we have a strong economy, making sure that there d are jobs for our children in the future and that is emphasizing career and technical education as much as we do college education. making sure we are taking care of our veterans, making sure they get quality care and making sure it is accessible in every place they live. i want to make sure that government is accountable, assuring that things get done on time, that we do not have these continuing resolutions that congress does those things and my efforts to make sure we have simple reforms like my bill called no budge
great folks in america s first district and that is a true privilege. i have the opportunity also to and blessing live close enough to where i get to travel home each evening. i get to ask myself the question going home, going past folks homes that i have known all my life and can ask them ask myself the question, what would they say if i knocked on their door tonight and ask them how things when today? would they say things are going well or things could be going better. that is the connection that is important. as i listen to folks across the district, i hear some common themes. they are argument about having a strong defense, making sure that we support our brave men and women in uniform. making sure that we have a strong economy, making sure that there are jobs not just today but jobs for our future and that is emphasizing career and technical education as much as we do college education. making sure we are taking care of our veterans, the brave men and women who served
a red republican seawall. which is going to be stronger, the wave or wall? in the house of representatives in most not all but most states there are republican friendly boundaries for congress. that s a pretty good sized seawall that would protect republican majorities in mostly states unless the wave was really really big. well, this year the wave looks taller than the wall. so the wall will mitigate some of the republican losses, but won t really won t really erase won t erase them. it is also true to a certain extent state legislative but also towards the end of a decade the district lines, you know, when they are first done, they accurately reflect what they were intended to do, but sometimes they kind of gradually get undone over the course of the year. ::. this is the year where in the house democrats of the tailwind and democrats have a headwind in 2014 it was the other way around. but that is one of the best and most competitive races in the country. but this di