Beware increased risk during the covid19 pandemic. Due to the covid19 Public Health emergency, todays hearing is being held remotely. All the members hey, jan. We cant hear you. I dont know, are you are you muted . Im not muted. I can hear her. I can hear you, jan. I cant hear you at least, not yet. I can. I can. Can you hear me now . Not yet. Oh, i think it must be on your end then. Youre coming in loud and clear here. Okay. Can republicans hear jan . Is it just me . Im not hearing anybody. Yes, jan, we can hear you fine. Okay. Im going to continue while somebody helps fix the silent person. Okay. Due to the covid19 Public Health emergency, todays hearing is being held remotely. All the members and witnesses will be participating Via Video Conference as part of our hearing, microphones will be set on mute for the purpose of eliminating inadvertent background noise. Members and witnesses, you will need to unmute yourself, unmute your microphone, each time that you wish to speak. Additi
Will you please call the roll call . [roll call] we have a quorum. Thank you. Please call the first item. Item one is a hearing on how the cuts of over 300 classes will affect low income in communities of color and to take in High School Students who take city college of San Francisco classes to meet college and requirements, and any proposed cuts need to be heard by the students in communities most impacted. Thank you, mr. Clerk. This is a hearing that was called by supervisor walton. I will turn it over to you to make an introductory remarks. You can feel free to run the hearing. Thank you. First i want to thank all of my colleagues on the board of education and also city College Trustees, as well as faculty from city college for coming out to have this important conversation. There is a rally going on outside to talk about some of the concerns about the college, so im pretty sure we will have a bigger crowd joining us in a minute, but i do want to open up with a statement. On decemb
Will you please call the roll call . [roll call] we have a quorum. Thank you. Please call the first item. Item one is a hearing on how the cuts of over 300 classes will affect low income in communities of color and to take in High School Students who take city college of San Francisco classes to meet college and requirements, and any proposed cuts need to be heard by the students in communities most impacted. Thank you, mr. Clerk. This is a hearing that was called by supervisor walton. I will turn it over to you to make an introductory remarks. You can feel free to run the hearing. Thank you. First i want to thank all of my colleagues on the board of education and also city College Trustees, as well as faculty from city college for coming out to have this important conversation. There is a rally going on outside to talk about some of the concerns about the college, so im pretty sure we will have a bigger crowd joining us in a minute, but i do want to open up with a statement. On decemb
Showdown with the mayor continuing to speak as the crowd shouted them down for over 30 minutes. We have a terrible housing crisis here in california and we see the results every single day [ chanting ] reporter this was supposed to be about senate bill 50, that would create more housing around transit hubs but anger over affordability bubbled over the crowd which blocked news cameras and surrounded the mayor, demanding she take action. You the mayor. Its like were talking to a wall, a brick wall, and its hurtful to look at someone who was born and raised here and she doesnt feel the same as we feel. Reporter a half hour later in the quiet of her office, the mayor respond. What you see is such intense passion, anger, and an explosion around just how dysfunctional our housing system is right now reporter shes backing ways that adopt new ways for housing that fits in locally. We need more subsidized housing but we need more market rate housing to try to bring down price force the middle c
Course, the whole of the issue of the Oberlin College dispute where the gibsons bakery was awarded 44 million in damages, which was a very exciting thing and people at Oberlin College are beside themselves. I think one of charles cousin went to oberlin and totally turned her into a marxist communist. Im not a big fan of oberlin. So Steve Hayward is the senior resident fellow at the institute of Governmental Affairs at uc berkeley and a visiting lecturer at Uc Berkeley Law School and, of course, a senior fellow at pri. And heard steve back in december 1991, our second hire, steve has been affiliated with us for a very long time. He was a Ronald Reagan distinguished professor at pepperdine and the first conservative professor in a special program at university of colorado boulder 20132014. I think the most exciting thing about steve is hes one of the people behind power line. If you dont read power line every day, you should. And the best thing on saturday morning is the weekend pictures