is like trying to move a brick wall. so, without having crucial facilities like the swimming pool and the gym, it can make things really, really difficult. the charity that campaigns for sporting inclusion worries about new psychological barriers after lockdown. over two thirds of disabled people are fearful of returning to places like gyms, and therefore i think it s beholden on all of us to think about how we make a particular effort to facilitate that. swimming is crucial to sporting participation for all ages and all abilities. reopening day in north london lost time to make up. ayo akinwolere is a tv presenter who set world records for deepwater swimming. he s a passionate advocate. look, i want to - see britain swimming, i m never going to lie about that! it s something that s key for me. everyone from every different background, different colour, | different genders, i want to see us all in the pooh let s face it, we are an island, and if we are an island and we
those are streaming and those listening and those on the twitter sphere i want to welcome you, it s 5:38. this is the regularring scheduled police commission. i m president of the commission, to my right is vice president cindy elias and i m happy to be here and before we get too far started, i want to recognize our newest commissioner, mr. jim burn, who is joining us for the first time with sworn in earlier this afternoon by mayor breed. we ll give you a second, after we do roll call, to give you an opportunity to say a few remarks. mr. youngblood, how are you today? i m well. president cohen: let s call the roll. clerk: all right. [roll call] clerk: president cohen, you have a quorum and we have chief william scott from the san francisco police department, as well as sarah hawkins for department of police accountability and paul henderson is en route. president cohen: let s go ahead and rock and roll and please join my by putting your hand or your heart a
this is the regularring scheduled police commission. i m president of the commission, to my right is vice president cindy elias and i m happy to be here and before we get too far started, i want to recognize our newest commissioner, mr. jim burn, who is joining us for the first time with sworn in earlier this afternoon by mayor breed. we ll give you a second, after we do roll call, to give you an opportunity to say a few remarks. mr. youngblood, how are you today? i m well. president cohen: let s call the roll. clerk: all right. [roll call] clerk: president cohen, you have a quorum and we have chief william scott from the san francisco police department, as well as sarah hawkins for department of police accountability and paul henderson is en route. president cohen: let s go ahead and rock and roll and please join my by putting your hand or your heart and saying the pledge of allegiance with me. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to
the roll. clerk: all right. [roll call] clerk: president cohen, you have a quorum and we have chief william scott from the san francisco police department, as well as sarah hawkins for department of police accountability and paul henderson is en route. president cohen: let s go ahead and rock and roll and please join my by putting your hand or your heart and saying the pledge of allegiance with me. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. before we get to our consent calender, i d like to ask or offer commissioner byrnes an opportunity to say a few remarks before we get started. thank you, president cohen. i m all new to this. i m looking forward to meeting everybody. i appreciate the conversations that i had with vice president elias and you, president cohen. and i d like to recognize the commissioner yee helped talk me through the proc
slow street. and an update from chief on division of training and status on current academy class. okay. i think we have slow streets and also what are the spaces? you know shared spaces. shared spaces, yes. it was also on that. on this, i believe. unless they re two different things. i don t have anything to suggest. i was just wondering what was out there that we have expressed interest in and getting more information about. any further suggestions from the commissioners? or command staff? all right. there is nobody on the public comment line. president feinstein: very good. public comment is closed. thank you. item 7, adjournment. i move that we adjourn. i second. president feinstein: vote to adjourn. vice president rodriguez: aye. commissioner nakajo: i affirm. thank you. this meeting is adjourned at 6:53. thank you. thank you, everyone. thank you. those are streaming and those listening and those on the twitter sphere i want to welcome