now at 6:00 here we go again. the new stay at home order about to come down. five bay area counties are moving ahead of the threshold and the strict new rules to prepare for. it s a really shock. i feel a little bit like we had the rug pulled out from under us a little bit. the new masks warnings from the cdc. why you need to wear them indoors. extreme fire danger with gusty winds on the way for parts of the bay area prompting pg&e to shut off power to thousands of customers as early as monday. good morning, and it is saturday december 5th, i am emily turner. let s start with a check of the weather with darren peck. the winds get here sunday night into monday and it is mainly in the mountains, and we may not even feel that a lot where we live. it s the usual drill when we get into fire weather concerns. more on that later. pretty view from the came are on top of the sales force tower looking towards the east. let s get into the south bay and i will show outview in
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made up of folks that have full-time day jobs. you know, there s limited staff availability to the committee. so maybe just standardize that external audit process as opposed to having it to be something that the committee itself needs to organize every few years. chair ronen: that makes a lot of sense. thank you for that. maybe you can help to make that happen in the short time that you have left. that would be wonderful. let us finish w know if you cann any way. and i wanted to make sure that our colleagues didn t have any questions or comments? nope. then if you have no more remarks we can open this up for public comment. clerk: yes, the members of the public who want to provide public comment on this item should call 1-(415)-655-0001. and the meeting i.d. is 1469652968. and then press pound and pound again. if you haven t already done so, press star, 3, to line up to speak. the system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand. wait until the system indicates
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hell oh everyone. thank you so much for joining us today. well, covid has changed our lives. the fact it is has changed how we go to work, how we go to restaurants, how we interact with each other but this year will change how we vote. we want to make sure here in san francisco, we make it as simple as possible. i m excited to be here to announce that although we can t do what we ve done in the past, and provide early voting in city hall, we are going to be doing early voting right outside on grove street in what looks like a beautiful party at the present time. i want to thank the department of elections, and he will talk about more about exactly the steps that his team has taken to ensure that we not only make voting accessible, we make it safe. we want to make sure that people feel comfortable if they need to vote early. they can come to this voting center and it will be opening on monday. if they want to vote on election day or drop off their ballots on election d