please respond with here or present lynn newhouse. siegel commissioner newhouse siegel is present. warren post here. chair. post is present. gerald turner, present. commissioner turner is present. paul wolford present. commissioner wolford is present. fat zabi present. vice chair zabi is present with five members present. we do have quorum for the public works commission. uh, public comment is taken for all informational and action items on today's agenda. and the comment and to comment in person, please line up against the wall near the screen on the audience's left. when public comment is called for members of the public wishing to comment on an item from outside the hearing room, you will, uh. you may do so by joining via webinar through the link shown on page two of today's agenda. and to be recognized, select the raise your hand icon in the webinar. you may also comment from outside the chamber by. dialing 14156550001. use the meeting id. of 26613161316. pound, pound and then to raise your hand to speak, press star three. the telephone login information is also available on bo

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commissioner newhouse segal. >> i want to thank all of you. i'm the more i get to know public works, the more proud i am of our department and our staff and how much you care about this. it is very impressive you are meeting many challenges that this department had over the years with reorganizations and budget rises and budget falls and i want to say thank you and glad it under your leadership and your work, so thanks and thank you for the opportunity for us all to be briefed on this ahead of time, because we would look like deer in the headlights. it is very complicated and glad we can trust you and just when people complain about public employees, i just don't get it. thank you. you are exemplary. >> thank you. the dedicated folks behind me that make it all happen. >> commissioner simi. >> hi. thank you. good morning. i love how dpw has one of the most most complicated budgets in the city. i'll try to keep to three broad questions to help clarify things going on. i think we started this talking about some of the targets that the mayor offic

commissioner newhouse segal. >> i want to thank all of you.'m the more i get to know public works, the more proud i am of our department and our staff and how much you care about this. it is very impressive you are meeting many challenges that this department had over the years with reorganizations and budget rises and budget falls and i want to say thank you and glad it under your leadership and your work, so thanks and thank you for the opportunity for us all to be briefed on this ahead of time, because we would look like deer in the headlights. it is very complicated and glad we can trust you and just when people complain about public employees, i just don't get it. thank you. you are exemplary. >> thank you. the dedicated folks behind me that make it all happen. >> commissioner simi. >> hi. thank you. good morning. i love how dpw has one of the most most complicated budgets in the city. i'll try to keep to three broad questions to help clarify things going on. i think we started this talking about some of the targets that the mayor office

but all the fans, all the kids, dave newhouse wrote for the oakland tribune from 1964, to 2011 and has written several books on the forty-niners. he explained might also find them behind the counter of a business during the early years. >> solar were so low. the players had to work jobs in the offseason. they taught school they liquor store, not like the celebrity players of today who are in las vegas preparing for what could be the biggest game of their career. >> and with the fan base that's been 78 years in the making. most of these guys on the water never won a super but they have storied histories a storied past the never never stopped trying. let me tell you that. and i believe that put everything out on the field. finally down field >> the keys are pub is gearing up for super bowl sunday and they will be starting bright and early opening up the doors at 07:00am to welcome fans on game day reporting in studio. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right. good stuff. thank you, rob. there is some fresh powder all over the sierra palisades tahoe says it got about 18 inches of snow with

but all the fans, all the kids, dave newhouse wrote for the oakland tribune from 1964, to 2011 and has written several books on the forty-niners. he explained might also find them behind the counter of a business during the early years. >> salaries were so low, the players had to work jobs in the offseason. they taught school they liquor store, not like the celebrity players of today who are in las vegas preparing for what could be the biggest game of their career. >> and with the fan base that's been 78 years in the making most these guys on the water never won a super but they have storied histories a storied past the never never stopped trying. let me tell you that. and i believe that put everything out on the field. finally down field. >> the keys are pub is gearing up for super bowl sunday and they will be starting bright and early opening up the doors at 07:00am to welcome fans on game day reporting in studio. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. all right, rob, thank you. a lot of fun with the history there. let's take a live look outside south from out sutro towards all the heading dow

the newhouse family bought redd it in '06, and then spun it out in '11.e moment. ai, sam altman, advertising, large language models, partnerships with google and such. caroline: there comes a time when markets are near record highs. european stock markets are at a record high. what does the narrative have to be to ensure we don't question the cap too much? $5 billion is a huge markdown. ryan: it is. much of the talk on testing the waters has been around let's not get ahead of ourselves. let's be realistic. the first one we have had in a while, this is a different breed. a storied journey. the banks and investors are coming together, let's not push this hard. let's not end up in a situation where we have bitten off more than we can chew. reddit wants to get past this history it has had of waiting and waiting and waiting. it wants to get on being public. caroline: the ceo wants to get on, having birthed it in '05, still being the ceo. now turning to the moon. american-made lander touched the moon for the first time since the apollo era, last night, after a

dan newhouse. nobody is talking about that. david val ejeho saying let peope decide.hink it is most likely considering the politics of the senate. these dynamics could change. there's a high-stakes pair of depositions later this month with hunter and james biden. that's the president's son and the president's brother. so committee chairmen say it is too early to determine the outcome. they're committed to pressing ahead and they will try to formulate a better communication strategy to the rest of the conference. but as of right now, dana, republicans telling us the votes just aren't there yet. >> such interesting reporting, mel an ooechlt thank you so much to you and the rest of the team there. >>> now to a "new york times" headline that caught the attention of the former capitol hill reporter in me. a sudden media-shy speaker can't answer questions. he's on the phone as "the times" notes before becoming speaker johnson would routinely stop to talk to reporters. now he has adopted the good old tried and true avoidance strategy. he is suddenly on the phone at all times

dan newhouse, nobody is talking about that. i spend zero time on this.et the american people decide in november if they want to take this country in a different direction. i think that's probably most likely, considering the politics of the senate. now, these dynamics could always change. there are a pair of high-stakes depositions later this month with hunter biden and james biden, the president's brother. but at this point republicans telling us that the votes just aren't there yet, victor and amara. >> thank you so much. >>> "first of all" starts at the top of the hour. >> we're going to start with the latest on the retaliatory strikes and we're going to focus on south carolina. the new first in the nation primary for the democrats. we're going to speak with voters. voters who are specifically in this group or in the groups that president biden is having some trouble with. we have a college student who is with us. she's going to tell us her major concerns. also, we have a woman who fits a profile we typically don't hear from, rural american black vote

but all the fans, all the kids, dave newhouse wrote for the oakland tribune from 1964, to 2011, it haseral books on the forty-niners. he explained might also find them behind the counter of a business during the early years. >> solar were so low. the players had to work jobs in the offseason. they taught school they liquor store, not like the celebrity players of today who are in las vegas preparing for what could be the biggest game of their career. >> and with the fan base that's been 78 years in the making. most of these guys on the water never won a super but they have storied histories a storied past the never never stopped trying. let me tell you that. and i believe that put everything out on the field. finally down field. the keys are pub is gearing up for super bowl sunday and they will be starting bright and early doors open at the pub at 07:00am to welcome fans for game day reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and don't forget tailgate with us ahead of the super bowl kron four's justine waltman will be joined by chicago's jarrett payton for a whirlwind

david joyce has not revealed his hand, neither has tom mcclintock or dan newhouse.re, that we should be able to do this. and, look, steve, it is time to hold secretary mayorkas accountable. we have no other way to do this. he will not resign. despite the fact that he has willfully refused to enforce our federal laws to secure our southern border. in fact, he has instructed his subordinates not tone 40s laws. this is not just nonfeasance, this is malfeasance. this is active neglect on the part of the secretary. and since he won't do the honorable thing and resign. the house needs to hold him accountable by through impeachment. it's the only choice we have. >> steve: couple of constitutional experts jonathan turley was on this program and michael chertoff as well. george bush's department of homeland security secretary. they both said don't beach to the republicans because they said you might have a policy difference with him, but there is not enough evidence as defined by the constitution. >> yeah, well, that's why we have constitutional experts and i love those guys

but all the fans, all the kids, dave newhouse wrote for the oakland tribune from 1964, to 2011, it has written several books on the forty-niners. he explained might also find them behind the counter of a business during the early years. >> solar were so low. the players had to work jobs in the offseason. they taught school they liquor store, not like the celebrity players of today who are in las vegas preparing for what could be the biggest game of their career. >> and with the fan base that's been 78 years in the making most these guys on the water never won a super but they have storied histories a storied past the never never stopped trying. let me tell you that. and i believe that put everything out on the field. finally down field. the keys are pub is gearing up for super bowl sunday and they will be starting bright and early. >> doors open at the pub at 07:00am to welcome fans for game day reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. well, the year of the dragon begins saturday as celebrations commence in san francisco city. officials are morning fo

dave joyce, dan newhouse, i wonder if you've spoken to any of them and do you have an expectation that they might join you in voting no? >> i have had private conversations with one or more of them. i'm not going to reveal them. i wouldn't be surprised if there are two or three republicans who will vote no. myself and one or two others. >> what do you think would drive that? and i'm very curious about your conversations, for example, that you just said you had with former members of congress, what they said to you that was so convincing about what this means for the house as a body? >> i voted against the first trump impeachment, the second trump impeachment. i didn't believe those met the standard, and i feel the same way in this situation. we can't use impeachment as a way to settle policy differences. we have a number of tools in our tool box. we have the power of the purse. we have other ways of trying to get the biden administration to take the border more seriously. impeachment just should not be one of them. we open that pandora's box, we're going to be in trouble as a country.

but all the fans, all the kids, dave newhouse wrote for the oakland tribune from 1964, to 2011 and has. he explained might also find them behind the counter of a business during the early years. >> solar were so low. the players had to work jobs in the offseason. they taught school they liquor store, not like the celebrity players of today who are in las vegas preparing for what could be the biggest game of their career. >> and with a fan base that's been 78 years in the making. most of these guys on the water never won a super but they have storied histories a storied past the never never stopped trying. let me tell you that. i believe that put everything out on the field. finally down field. the keys are pub is gearing up for super bowl sunday and they will be starting bright and early. >> doors open at the pub at 07:00am to welcome fans for game day reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> all right. thank you, rob. and of course, be sure to join us here on super bowl sunday because it's 07:00am. >> we're hearing are kicking off a super bowl. spectacular maher. i

dave newhouse wrote for the oakland tribune from 1964, to 2011 and has written several books on the forty-ninerslained might also find them behind the counter of a business during the early years. >> solar ease were so low. the players had to work jobs in the offseason. they taught school they liquor store, not like the celebrity players of today who are in las vegas preparing for what could be the biggest game of their career. >> and with the fan base that's been 78 years in the making most these guys on the water never want to but they have storied histories a storied past the never never stopped trying. let me tell you that. and i believe that put everything out on the field. finally down field. the keys are pub is gearing up for super bowl sunday and they will be starting bright and early. >> doors open at the pub at 07:00am to welcome fans for game day reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and on the big super bowl game day, we're going to wake up early and guide you through it. get the vibes starting. yeah, this sunday morning starting at 07:00am jeans and i'll be her

he voted, yes, and you also had dan newhouse, a republican of washington who voted yes.en somebody who has switched their vote to no. that's why you are hearing cheering on the democratic side. again, look at that the yeas are losing right now. the nos are prevailing. it's 216. [gavel] >> on the negative side to 214 on the positive side. >> no. >> they are about to gavel this down. >> on this vote, the yeas are 214 and the nays are 216. the resolution is not adopted. [cheers] [gavel] >> bret: okay, chad. this is really something. because you don't bring this to the floor unless you have the votes. this has echos of the speaker vote when mccarthy was going for 15 different times when we ended up with speaker mike johnson. how far do you do the count. you bring to a vote to lose by one vote? >> it's all about the math. i was told before i came down to get on the air tonight that they thought that there were a couple people who they weren't completely positive who were locked down. i'm told here from the house chamber that blakemore, who is now a member of the leadership sp

particularly proud that we helped 300 survivors, more than 300 survivors of domestic violence relocate to newhousing away from their -- new housing away from their abusers, no doubt saving lives in the process. all of this was made possible by voca funding. without voca, a survivor of domestic abuse may be turned away from emergency care and shelter because there aren't enough beds. these are necessary services. as congress prepares to consider the f.y. 2024 appropriations bills in just a few weeks, we must fully fund voca at the administration's recommended levels. i urge my colleagues to stand with survivors, stand with children and support robust funding for voca. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: madam speaker, i rise today to congratulate madison jennings for being named a 2024 rhodes scholar. madison is president of thing necessary scott prelaw -- agnes scott prelaw center and has supported women's education and activism in liberia. she's the founder and project executive for pop-up library for

please respond with, here or present newhouse siegel is present. post, here., but i believe he's on his way. paul woolford, commissioner woolford is present and [indiscernible] with 3 members present, we do have quorum for the public works commission. public comment is taken for all informational and action itms

please respond with here or present lynn newhouse. siegel commissioner newhouse siegel is present.e. chair. post is present. gerald turner, present. commissioner turner is present. paul wolford present. commissioner wolford is present. fat zabi present. vice chair zabi is present with five members present. we do have quorum for the public works commission. uh, public comment is taken for all informational and action items on today's agenda. and the comment and to comment in person, please line up against the wall near the screen on the audience's

we caught a number of the peoples, congressman dan newhouse, who had yet to make a decision, told usded he was going to vote against -- for impeach mayorkas. a few undecideled people, davids joyce, he also has ret september in the pass, bucked party line, yet it out out a statement, but end the day the numbers don't work out for democrats unless there are unexpected absences. so we anticipate this will make it through the house. this is sort of viewed adds an easy no-brainer accountability measure even by vulnerable republicans who are sitting in those purple biden districts up for re-election who are all in support of this and holding mayorkas accountable. it has become a rallying cry and at the end of the day it's become a distraction measure away from their opposition against a border bill to make it look like republicans are at least in the house up to something. but we should be clear about this. this is completely a political stunt. there is very little support for this in the senate. it will likely die in the senate. and after today i think it's going to continue to be panned

newhouse. >> thank you mr. chairman. let me express my thanks to each and every one of you for your dedication to keeping our country as safe as possible. as you all know there's an election coming up this year. the ranking member approached the subject. i want to delve a little deeper into this. this notion of election integrity. over the past year, we as a committee have heard from a lot of different experts. it's good to see you again, doctor easterly. on many of the emerging trend us i think that seeing the advanced technologies that are being used and the misinformation campaigns, deep fakes, ai, all kinds of social media and algorithmic types of warfare. certainly the four countries, china, russia, iran, north korea. i've got several questions if we have time to weigh in. given what i would call the ever expanding nature of the advanced technologies in these non-state actors capabilities what concerns you most about u.s. election integrity and the possibility of future election interference? importantly for us to h

newhouse. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. secretaries, welcome this morning, an honor to have you both here and mr. panetta, just so you know, your son an honorably carrying on the tradition of public service. [laughter] >> i guess the journey. >> and i appreciate that, we take a family affair. >> so, peace through strength, that's something that we've lived with and have tried to exercise for several -- many decades and i think, i agree with both of your comments in that regard. you know, we as a committee went through a table top exercise as some people call it, a war game to see what scenarios and outcomes would look like in the event of china moving on taiwan. i heard someone say that it was a prevent war games because at the conclusion of that, no outcome was anything that anybody would like to see on either side. the costs would be very high. one of the goals, i think, of many people is to have president xi wake up every morning and think, today is not the day, that there are so many deterrents staring him in the face t

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lynn newhouse. siegel, present. commissioner newhouse siegel is present. warren post here. warren.ir post is present. gerald turner present. commissioner turner is present. paul wolford present. commissioner wolford is present. fadi zabi present. vice chair zabi is present with five members present. we do have quorum for the public works commission. public comment is taken for all informational and action items on today's agenda. to comment in person, you will please line up against

i'm the lynne newhouse siegel and lived in the neighborhood since 1985. i raised children here and i moved from two unit building to a 1926 high rise when people thought that was the future of this of our neighborhood. i walked past this spot many times. i sat on boards of organizations that you all know who do not support the appeal and we have opposed development frequently and i have been here to speak to planning and to other city agencies opposing-supporting appeals like this. this one in particular i think would just be a delay. i think this is our opportunity for us in pacific heights and for us who are very fortunate to be able to choose where we live and how we live that we can be a example for all of san francisco and certainly for our neighborhood. i think this project should go forward. i think it is historically respectful, environmentally respectful. i will continue to pass it all the time. i will not be afraid of the wind. there are many other corners i pass on my way there that are way worse, and i hope that you will let this go forward so

i'm the lynne newhouse siegel and lived in the neighborhood since 1985. i raised children here and i moved from two unit building to a 1926 high rise when people thought that was the future of this of our neighborhood. i walked past this spot many times. i sat on boards of organizations that you all know who do not support the appeal and we have opposed development frequently and i have been here to speak to planning and to other city agencies opposing-supporting appeals like this. this one in particular i think would just be a delay. i think this is our opportunity for us in pacific heights and for us who are very fortunate to be able to choose where we live and how we live that we can be a example for all of san francisco and certainly for our neighborhood. i think this project should go forward. i think it is historically respectful, environmentally respectful. i will continue to pass it all the time. i will not be afraid of the wind. there are many other corners i pass on my way there that are way worse, and i hope that you will let this go forward so