coverage right now. $550 billion infrastructure plan after a group of senators from both parties reach an agreement months in the making. it is not a done deal. here at home, a major announcement to combat covid-19 as the delta variant intensifies its furious grip on unvaccinated communities. in hours, president biden set to announce additional efforts aimed at ramping up the pace of vaccinations, specifically in areas with very low vaccination rates. that s in addition to him declaring a new vaccine requirement for all federal workers. it is not just the government beginning to implement vaccine mandates. netflix is the first major hollywood studio to require the shot for all cast and crew. google and facebook and lyft say they require them for all employees returning to the office. also new, growing number of states with high infection rates say they will not follow the cdc guidance on wearing masks indoors again. it is erupting into an all-out battle guess where, capitol
there s different people i have not always agreed with that have he title, chief of staff. i m a high school history teachber training, taught in shuck public schooling ford ten years and lucky enough to land a position on staff at the ctu but at my core i m still in the classroom and i milled it greatly. i m really alreadied to be hike talking with two people who i admire immensely and you should be excited to be here with them today. i m also honored to be part of printers row litfest. we re here to honor books and i would like to say my dining room is also the place where i honor books. i ve run out of space on my shelfs and now you can t dine in there, but the books have a nice home. so today we re here with elizabeth todd vrelnan. the off the or instant classic, black politics and education reform in chicago since then 1960s. is required reading you re a chicagoan or care about public education today and as many of you probably foe, also one the neuer new appointee those
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it was formed in 2011 for a 10-year term. they re coming back for renewal. i m very excited to work with mayor breed and supervisor brown to move this forward. the civic center is where we are now and interesting and challenged area with city and county owned parcels and focussed on cleaning and safety as others have and public space activation and have been close partner in our successes around civic center and activating civic center for everyone to use in a safe, clean and inclusive way. the rest i submit. thank you. supervisor mandelman. i submit. clerk: supervisor peskin. thank you. i will submit all my legislation but would like to adjourn today s meeting in the memory of the late great ray and antonio who passed march 24age 24th at the age of 71 and began in 1968 and inlisted in the united states marine corps and served as a corporal after being honorably discharged in 1970 he returned to serve the san francisco community with the commission organization of s
i was with his family yesterday when ice arrested him. i know survivors of the khmer rouge and there s other cambodian members who are turning the grief into action. we hope for those who are supporting the resolution we can partner with us in the next steps to talk to the governor and call the governor and to also speak on behalf of king s family especially with the d.a. of santa clara. behind me are organizations and family members who will share more. thank you. next speaker. good afternoon, supervisors. i m a genocide survivor and i teach cambodian language and culture for free to anyone interested. our american refugees came here at kids and often live in poor neighborhoods and some end up in places that were not good for them. they already served their time and became productive citizens and have built families with kids. most cambodians are buddhist. we praise those who have changed for the better. however, the deportation does the opposite. it breaks our families