Opportunity. How is it going . Doing well. It is great to have you here. Im really excited to show you around today and talk more about our work. This neighborhood is a community that policy built, and we are the survivors of that. We appreciate your visit today. How did you get involved in this kind of work . Im a country boy. I grew up grew up across the street from a farm. I am from appalachia. I wanted to challenge the teens and find ways to engage them. We wanted to be able to pull more people into that work and see them develop character and also have an opportunity for us to feel like we are a part of something. So you went to howard . I went to howard university. How is the pandemic changed what streaming out loud is doing, how you are approaching things . We are having Community Groups come to the farm, but we have had to rapidly organize on the ground to deliver food a to communities that could not get out and get to the store. We were able to work with food entrepreneurs to
My name is dan, chairman of the American Enterprise Institute Board of trustees. It is my pleasure to welcome you to the urban lecture it summit, featuring nicholas eberstadt. Tok holds that henry went chair in political economy at aei he is being honored with this years award and is one of aeis and americas great intellectuals. At this moment in our nations will pointcks work a way forward for our country and offer a vision for how to revitalize our nation in a postpandemic world. Nicks scholarship and all aei histori navigateders historic challenges. Meets wellpositioned to challenges headon by supplying the visionary thinking and actionable policy solutions that our nation needs. Aei scholars will promote free people and free markets, increased economic and social mobility, revitalize constitutional order, bolster american civil life, and promote americas leadership in the world. On behalf of all of us at aei, thank you for your support that makes our vital work possible. In the spi
Please waive to the system that you have been unmuted. Do we have any comments for this item . There are no callers in the queue. Chair ronen okay. Thank you very much so much. Then if i could make a motion to send this item forward with positive recommendation. Can we please take a roll call vote on that motion . [roll call vote] the motion passes without objection. Chair ronen thank you so much. Any other items on the agenda . Clerk that completes the agenda for today. Chair ronen thank you. Have a good day everyone. See you soon. Welcome to the San Francisco Planning Commission remote hearing for september 24, 2020. February 25, the mayor de claurd a local state of emergency for covid19 and being youd emergency orders making it possible to hold hearings remotely. By april 3, 2020 the Planning Commission received authorization to reconvene remotely through the shelter in place. This is our 23rd remote hearing. It requires everyones attention and your patience. If you are not speaking
Voters whether their concern about political division. Watch this program in entirety on our website cspan. Org. Now to a virtual discussion on governing priorities for the next president. Live coverage on cspan2. We welcome you to the second phase of our conversation following up on Nick Eberstadts lecture about our country which has seen more than its share of challenges and unexpected turns. Next lecture will be one starting point for this and another will be the simple fact we are less than a month away from a president ial election. The winner of that election, the person who takes the oath of office will face ordinary challenges both those created by the pandemic, many of which nick just discussed and those that have been building long before and require attention and action. That person will confront unusual opportunities in this strange moment. It helps the president think about those challenges and opportunities about how to prioritize them and ai has been engaged in a special
Welcome to the San Francisco Planning Commission remote hearing for september 24, 2020. February 25, the mayor de claurd a local state of emergency for covid19 and being youd emergency orders making it possible to hold hearings remotely. By april 3, 2020 the Planning Commission received authorization to reconvene remotely through the shelter in place. This is our 23rd remote hearing. It requires everyones attention and your patience. If you are not speaking, please mute your microphone and turn off your video camera. To enable public sf gov tv is streaming live. Public comment is available by calling 14156550001 entering access code 146 152 9199 when you are committed or want to submit Public Health Public Comment. When your allotted time has reached ill indicate and take the next person to speak. Best practice to call from a quiet location, speak clearly and slowly and mute the volume on our television or computer. Before i take roll, commissioners, im sad to announce the passing of o