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read a draft of a supreme court opinion. i decision that would overturn roe versus wade and set our country back by 50 years. this is a very dark momentfor the highest court in our land and our country s rule of law . the potentialconsequences of this opinion cannot be underestimated .we re not just talking about the arrests, the prosecutions, the criminal convictions ofwomen seeking reproductive health care or medical professionals providing that care. we know from history that women will die because of this decision . now, over the years that bay area has had a proud tradition of lawyers taking up the cause of justice during the turmoil of the 1960s , bay area lawyers formed the lawyers committee for civil rights leveraging the efforts of thousands of pro bono attorneys. after a mass shooting at a downtown san francisco law firm their area lawyers started the community againstviolence which has led the nationalfight for gun safety . and when no one bought it possible ....
you have a quorum. this meeting is being held in person as san francisco city hall room 400 authorized by the california government code and mayor breed s 45th supplement to february 25, 2020 emergency proclamation. i like to remind all individuals attending today, all health and safety protocols must be adhered to all times. hand sanitizer stations are available throughout the building and masks are available. we welcome the public s participation during public comment periods. for each item the commission will take two minutes of public comment. first from those attending in person and then those attending remotely. members of the public may provide remote public comment by dialing (415)655-0001. meeting i.d. 2481 759 6071 # #. pressing star 3 to raise your hand to speak. please note you must limit your comment to the topic of the agenda item being discussed. if you do not stay on topic the chair can ask you to limit your comment to the agenda item. we ask you address ....
read a draft of a supreme court opinion. i decision that would overturn roe versus wade and set our country back by 50 years. this is a very dark momentfor the highest court in our land and our country s rule of law . the potentialconsequences of this opinion cannot be underestimated .we re not just talking about the arrests, the prosecutions, the criminal convictions ofwomen seeking reproductive health care or medical professionals providing that care. we know from history that women will die because of this decision . now, over the years that bay area has had a proud tradition of lawyers taking up the cause of justice during the turmoil of the 1960s , bay area lawyers formed the lawyers committee for civil rights leveraging the efforts of thousands of pro bono attorneys. after a mass shooting at a downtown san francisco law firm their area lawyers started the community againstviolence which has led the nationalfight for gun safety . and when no one bought it possible ....
announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. welcome to the overnight news. i m elaine quijano. the democratic candidates made last-minute appeals to new hampshire voters this weeken ahead of tuesday s crucial primary. a new cbs news battleground tracker poll shows a tight race. like iowa, bernie sanders and pete buttigieg share the top spots. but the primary is still up for grabs. only 4 in 10 say they definitely made up their mind. nikole killion is in manchester. hello, concord! reporter: with the countdown on in new hampshire it s the heat of competition, throwing elbows, making contrasts. reporter: the democratic presidential candidates are feeling the squeeze. no, we re not here to denigrate pete. he is running a good campaign. but our views are different. reporter: bernie sanders and joe biden on defense. i didn t attack pete. pete s been attacking me. he has completely misunderstood or misrepresented my record. reporter: against a surging ....
year about the libraries intention to get privacy threatening radio frequency identification technology, rifd. well, february 1st came, and the library commission approved funding $3.5 million for an implementation. unfortunately, it represents, as far as i can tell, the city librarian final poison pill present to our city. i ask you to do what you did 13 years ago and 12 years ago when the library commission likewise forwarded this in their budget, and that was you rejected the funding for rfid. and i hope that you will do that again this year. some interesting notes at the library commission. when more than one person complained about rfid s toxicity to patron privacy, the staff gave two reasons why they asserted. there is no threat to the public. they said, first of all, the library s databases are unhackable. unhackable. knowing what we know about library databases and other databases, that is a pretty far-fetched claim. in addition, it doesn t take hacking into the ....