Of government been funded by these Television Companies and more including media. media, we believe that whether you live here or at right here, our way out in the middle of anywhere it should have access to fast reliable internet. We are leading the way. Many come support cspan as a Public Service apart along with along with these other television providers. Giving a front row seat to democracy. Our first guest of the morning served as former secretary of labor and the bite Administration Currently the executive director for that National Hockey League Players association. Joining us to talk about other topics this morning secretary, thank you for giving us your time for. Think he is my first time. The reason he brought you in was a talk about the idea of Substance Abuse it. Its like telling us your own story. As a producer your career is interesting. And the secretary of state representative. All that is possible. None of that would have happened. I moaned and thought it would have b
Known, compassionate city, and when you think about the amount of service and resources that we offer to the public, we lead with our hearts or we lead with a desire to help people. For so many folks who have family members who suffer from addiction, this sometimes can be really personal. Wanting to see the city do more to help people get into treatment. It should not be any more convenient to get access to drugs than it is to get access to treatment. And what we are trying to do with a number of our changes and initiatives that i realize are a bit controversial. Were trying to get people into treatment. This is where we are. We see something a lot different with what the drugs are doing to people today than ever before. We see so many more people dying young, dying, not just are going through a situation and getting better, dying on our streets of San Francisco, were seeing more lives lost to this than covid. And with covid, we shut the whole world down. And with these drugs and how p
Those attending the meeting in person will be allowed to speak first and hear Public Comment from those on a telephonic Public Comment line. The Public Comment call in number is 4156550001. If you call in, you are prompted to enter a meeting id and the id is 26614816334 after you entered the meeting id, press the pound symbol two times and youll hear the meeting discushz. Your line is in listening mode only. When your item comes up and those in person line up to speak along the curtain wall of room 250 and those on the telephone dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. If you are on the telephone please remember to turn down the volume on the television, computer, streaming device. You may submit Public Comment in writing invite you to do so by either emailing your comment to me, the Public Safety Neighborhood Service Committee Clerk at johncarroll sfgov. Org. Or send to city hall, 1 dr. Carlton b goodlett place, clerkophorous, room 244, california 94102. Items acted upon today are
Meeting in person will be allowed to speak first and hear Public Comment from those on a telephonic Public Comment line. The Public Comment call in number is 4156550001. If you call in, you are prompted to enter a meeting id and the id is 26614816334 after you entered the meeting id, press the pound symbol two times and youll hear the meeting discushz. Your line is in listening mode only. When your item comes up and those in person line up to speak along the curtain wall of room 250 and those on the telephone dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. If you are on the telephone please remember to turn down the volume on the television, computer, streaming device. You may submit Public Comment in writing invite you to do so by either emailing your comment to me, the Public Safety Neighborhood Service Committee Clerk at johncarroll sfgov. Org. Or send to city hall, 1 dr. Carlton b goodlett place, clerkophorous, room 244, california 94102. Items acted upon today are expected to appear
The Bipartisan Policy Center in washington, d. C. And runs about 45 minute. Minutes. Good morning, and welcome to the housing policy center. This will be the ninth conversation in our leaders Speaker Series which is intended to spotlight individuals who understand the foundational importance of housing and have made significant contributions to improving Housing Affordability in our country. Today we are very excited to welcome a distinguished guest, acting secretary of the u. S. Department of housing and urban development. As most of you know, hud is the federal agency tasked with helping meet American Housing needs and strengthening our nations communities, housing and urban development. It also plays a vital role in enforcing federal housing laws. Those of us in the housing field, our guest today needs no introduction. Simply put, she has devoted most if not all of her professional life to helping her fellow citizens achieve affordable, stable housing. Before assuming her position l