Anniversary of the election of Jeannette Rankin to congress, the first woman ever elected to congress. To start off today, when you were young did you have any Role Models . When i was young i never thought about politics. It was not something from the standpoint of what youre talking about, no. Really, my Mom And Dad were the only people i looked up to some teachers and whatnot. I had no political aspirations i was not involved in any way. When you were young what did you think it would be when you grew up . I thought i would be a teacher. I started out to do that. I actually went to college for a Year End then my Mom And Dad set me down because i had three younger brothers. They said we really cannot afford to send you to school. Its more important your brothers get the education because youll just grow up and get married. At that time, many, many years ago you did not have the advantages you have today you could get grants, scholarships such a small Country School a small town you d
Recording studio of the rayburn office housebuilding. Today at former congressman from North Carolina. We are delighted to have a here today. Thank you break. This interview is for a series of interviews a project were doing to celebrate the 100h anniversary of the election of Jeannette Rankin to congress, the first woman ever elected to congress. To start off today, when you were young did you have any Role Models . When i was young i never thought about politics. It was not something from the standpoint of what youre talking about, no. Really, my Mom And Dad were the only people i looked up to some teachers and whatnot. I had no political aspirations i was not involved in any way. When you were young what did you think it would be when you grew up . I thought i would be a teacher. I started out to do that. I actually went to college for a Year End then my Mom And Dad set me down because i had three younger brothers. They said we really cannot afford to send you to school. Its more im
Ordinarily the brown act sets strict rules for teleconferencing. The governors executive order has suspended those rules. As noted on the agenda, members of the public may attend this Teleconference Meeting via Sfgov Tv and they may call the public comment phone number. Id like to welcome members of the public and staff for joining us live on Sfgov Tv. Would you please call roll. Clerk thank you. Dina elletawansy is unable to attend the meeting. I will now call roll. Please respond when i call your name. [roll call] im so sorry. Was all that time i was on mute . Im present. Im so sorry. Clerk [roll call] members, we have quorum. I will go ahead and call your next item. Directors item 3 is communication and wed like to remind the public that the public Comment Process is listed on the Agenda And Streaming on the screen. Are there any other [inaudible] from the board at this time . Im not aware. I will proceed to call your next item. Directors item 4 is board of directors new and old bus
Emergency related to covid19, and on april 3, 2020, the Planning Commission received authorization from the Mayors Office to reconvene remotely to the end of the shelter in place. This is our 49 meeting remotely, and i think when we reach 50, im going to stop counting. Remote meetings require most of all your patience. We will receive public comment for each item on Todays Agenda. Comments or opportunities to speak during the public Comment Period are available by calling 4156550001 and entering Access Code 1877444056. When we reach the item you are interested in, please Press Star then three to be added to the queue. When you hear that your line has been unmuted, that is your indication to begin speaking. Each speaker will be allowed up to three minutes, and when you have 30 seconds remaining, you will hear a chime when your time is almost up. When your allotted time is reached, i will tell you your time is up and mute your line to speak. Best practices are to call from a quiet locati