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In. Ben carson in the latest quarter, second to none. On the cross currents ahead of what many interesting Election Year. The race, just a few weeks out from voting which we are excited about and theres still talk of some kind of dramatic convention, been ginsberg, and canceled the mitt romney campaign, calling it a potentially chaotic, and real brokers in the party right now but given shortening of the calendar, the convention and the number of candidates figuring to stay, and a chaotic convent...

Important to the history to the city and all of the great rock and roll out of the city and the things that wouldnt exist if it wasnt for the lakes and with history i would like to thank the Bay Area Ridge Council for the vision to see that the stewardship of people to manage land responsibly is tied to their emotional ownership of that land in the history of it. Thank you. Thank you very much. Before the next speaker a few more cards. [calling speaker names] thanks supervisors. I want to thank ...

Hello. I am [inaudible] and cyclists for sf urban riders and our group works to promote cycling and everyone that can enjoy and since we live in this area we drive cars to search out opportunities and. We want to encourage more [inaudible] low audio and do this in participating in habitat trails and workdays and both are needed and working with agencies and hosting rides and events for the members. As a sf resident and open space enthusiast i support access for all users. I want to like to thank...

Defender, and office of citizen complaints and District Attorney to report. Thank you and as our speakers from the last item leave quietly i wanted to say were joined by our president london breed and malia cohen and supervisor avalos is staying and david campos couldnt be here with us, but very briefly so we can hear the Public Comment and the presentations the five of us supervisors are responding to the recent reports of the racist and homophobic texts that were reviewed in the San Francisco ...

Golden gate recreation area, with San Mateo County as well and other agencies to help move this forward. I actually do i heard several theme thases were part of this hearing. Collaboration was key, especially under scored at the very end of the hearing, but of course that we actually move forward responsibly opening access without dosens, but doing so in a way that we can look at having a strong stewardship program, one that can maintain the trails that dont need to be constructed wholly but in ...

And workdays and both are needed and working with agencies and hosting rides and events for the members. As a sf resident and open space enthusiast i support access for all users. I want to like to thank supervisor avalos, wiener and others for providing the leadership for access. Thank you very much. Thank you. I am charlie and a member of the [inaudible] water county board and the board of the Silicon Valley Mountain Bike riders and a chapter in the International Biking association and we are ...

Itll be closed for about six hours. They said the road will open probablier around 1 00 in the morning. Despite the inconvenience, many neighbors are taking it in stride. This is the most exciting thing ive seen in the past couple of years. On the block . On the block. Incredible sight. Yeah. Never happens. The good news of course is that nobody was injured, and no cars were driving on the street at the time. No cars were parked on the road. Again, the crews will be out here through about midnig...

Saying she is humbled, energized, and optimistic, Cincinnati's new Police Chief Teresa Theetge felt the weight of history Tuesday.

Luke Stewart, 23, was shot and killed by a Euclid police officer in Ohio in 2017. His familys lawyer, Sarah Gelsomino, says qualified immunity is keeping the cops out of jail.

6:09 In April, the early days of the pandemic, the Center for Law and Justice in Albany published a 15-page report on structural racism and public safety in the city. Among other things, the report called upon city leaders to acknowledge the existence of structural racism in the police department. A month later, there were nationwide protests over similar issues following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody. Executive Director Dr. Alice Green said the report served as a foll...