, good morning, cleveland, 30 degrees and it s cold out there. the snow stops and by the time lunchtime arrives, we ll see sunshine breaking through the clouds and that is a look at the forecast, kristen. how are the roads? they re looking fine. and no problems here and look at 71 and 77 looks great. the turnpike and there are no issues there. restrictions on the turnpike westbound from salt springs road. and crocker to the inner belt, a 14-minute ride and heading outside, and you can telld radios are slippery out there and traffic is starting to build a tad, corrina. and thank you. breaking overnight from the live deck, a bomb threat inside a monroe falls middle school. the threat found on a bathroom wall, according to a post on the district s facebook page. the police and fire immediately to make sure it s safe for school today and a band concert scheduled for last night cancelled because of this and farms officials say they re investigating and they will keep paren
look at the day planner. by this afternoon, the temperatures in the 30s. and sunshine breaking through later on. and the three accidents have not cleared. the maps have them circled in and 76 eastbound and that is before the gilchrist exit and head outside. this is the crash and that semi is involved and no injuries to report and i spoke with akron police and it s unclear how long it will take to clean it up. and that is blocked and traffic is moving okay. some cars in the eastbound lane going about 50 or 60 and typical, i guess, would be 60 to 65 and slower there and let s go to 90 westbound and that is in the crocker area and the windshield wipers are going there and some light snow. odot is there and that is wet and could be extra slick. be careful, corrina. and we are following more than 20 school closings and delays. because of the weather out there and most of them are delays and most of the schools affected out of tuscaroras county, including indian valley school d
i know that there are a lot of people here. i see maybe two empty chairs. if folks can squeeze in because i know a lot of people want to be here for this hearing. please, if you can do that. so, the legislation before us today is one that we actually approved several years ago just for the city and county of san francisco for employees of city and county of san francisco. and what was behind it was removing the barriers resulting from the stigma associated with the conviction history, means more opportunity for work and [speaker not understood] for the 700,000 citizens who are released here every year and one in four adults every year who have conviction and histories. [speaker not understood], it may not be you personally, but you probably have a family member who has a conviction hisry given the high rates we have here in the united states. it doesn t make sense for individuals like donald fuller who was fired from his janitorial job for failing to remember to tell his empl
home, they go on and my bill is reasonable. so, it s not attacking pg&e. i think to me it s really about making sure that the puc s power enterprise which really is an under valued and under utilized system that we sure it up, make sure it has an adequate customer base and make sure that we are generating the revenues that we can use for some really critical municipal infrastructure needs around our power system and our street lights that we are responsible for funding. right. i want to make sure we re giving the puc and the power enterprise the tools to do that. so, i will be looking at this issue as projects come to the board because i think it s important. thank you very much. thank you, ms. hale. colleagues, any questions or comments? okay, seeing none, we will then move to public comment. ~ on item number 5. is there any public comment on item number 5? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] supervisor kim. thank you. i just want to acknowledge and th
system saving taxpayer dollars. the policies embodied by fair chance helped open the door of opportunity for all of us which make all of us safer, healthier and stronger. so, i want to go over the basic aspects of this legislation and i had mentioned that 25% of adults in the u.s. have an arrest or conviction history. and that studies as many of you know show stable opportunity to housing and employment reduces recidivism thus increasing public safety and public dollars. there are racial [speaker not understood] resulting in devastating impacts in our communities of color and criminal records reduce the likelihood of job call backs and offer up to 50% just by checking that box on that first application before you even have an opportunity to prove that you are qualified for the job or come in for an interview and showcase your story. more than 90% of companies report using a criminal background check in their hiring. the reduced output of goods and services of people with felo