active manager carlin gave a great overview of the items that are before you. i just wanted to -- though i'm the one up here presenting it, it's the hard work of many, many people in the department. i wanted to recognize people in the infrastructure bureau and all of our department bureaus. even though it's a mid cycle adjustment, it represents a lot of effort on behalf of a lot of people. so the items that i'm going to provide a little bit of an overview of the process, and we remind ourselves where we are, and then, i will talk about each one of these items separately. the first one is changing to our operating budget, changes to our capital budget, and then ten-year exercises that are required by our city charter, so a ten-year capital plan and a ten-year financial plan. next slide, please. so this is just a reminder of where we've been over the last year. a little less than a year ago, the commission approved the biannual budget for fiscal years 21 and 22. not long after, the mayor's office ordered a shelter in place, and we formed a resiliency team to figu

left camp at 7:30 am arrived at hotel meyer in elko at 4pm at first they had a good gravel road from carlin to elko. but and they got 78 miles for the day, but then they hit a stretch that was said to be the worst stretch of road between oceans battle mountain to elko. total of 10 gallons of gas and one quart of oil were used that day. in addition to test i mentioned on the 16th. it was a cold morning left camp at 7:45 am. got to lovelac. got eight gallons of gas and one quart of oil at 8:45 am. they pass through golcando and camped at 6:30 pm on the desert after 102 miles of travel on an alkali lake. mr. goodwin gave them information regarding roads in the area and that's where they found fixing wire to repair some trouble they had had with their car and they seem to have a stretch of bad luck right when they hit october. on october 1st. they left henderson at 8:20. am for lupton 20 gallons of gas for $4.60 elevation 4,906 feet. they stopped at the hotel grand sterling after 138 miles and had punctures in their tires and the next day. they met he mentions. they left at 10 am arrived at pal

so tonight, we have carlin boresneco. she's had whistle-blowers coming to her. what is going on?training. apparently a group of them were so disturbed by this training which literally had a slide in it that said try to be less white. 1 reached out to me because they wanted light shown on this scenario. made them very uncomfortable. >> shannon: so coke and you have seen a couple of statements, coke says this. the video in question was accessible on the linkedin platform but not on the curriculum. so this material is available on linkedin meaning coke says this was not our video but companies all over the world could be using the same material, right? >> yeah, i will tell you that i heard from several coke employees that disagree strongly with that statement, that it was not part of their platform or at least it was last week. regardless, you make a good point that is a larger story. linkedin learning has work with robin deangelo to create this program that gives horribly false information about all white people being socialized and control other people and let rally telling them t

i'm standing outside of all of it i learned a lot by listening to george carlin, and i think he id hesting you mention george carlin, and being ahead of his time, because you produced a documentary about your friend patrice o'neal, who was a standup comedian, that i know to comedians was incredibly well-respected and incredibly well-loved, and maybe not fully embraced by an audience before he tragically passed >> no, he was the greatest comedian, live, i've ever seen ever and that guy was so far beyond all of us and there's no way in just this segment to try to sum up the enormity of his talent and the loss of him dying so young. i mean, he was the guy that just -- he turned comedians who, we nev shut up he turned us all into audience members. he would hold court onstage, offstage he was just killing everywhere he just had -- you know, it's something i'll never get over. to be honest with you. beyond being a friend, just as a fan of standup and seeing all of the craziness, and, you know, the double standards and stuff that he could have had fun with. the first thing -- the first thing

broadcast and radio which is why we are bleeping. >> that is right it made a reference to george carlin's seven dirty words. that monologue was a basis of a complaint on the scc regulation that went up to the supreme court. the court held the scc on broadcast television and radio can restrict, not sensor but can restrict the words we say. even if they are fleeting. >> the right to parity. >> that is the falwell flint case we talked about where they defended flint's right to have the suspicious parity of falwell in large part because it was needed to give breathing space to political cartoonists and other rhetoric. >> you can imagine the person being parodied, that can seem incredibly unfair and painful, some really horrible imagery and character can be none. but it's legal. speaking that is legal. i begin that chapter talking about what trump says how can snl get away with this hit job there should be vengeance. and against snl, i think i explained in the chapter the tests should not be whether not they were really hurt feelings. nobody really believe that falwell was lying that he had hu

my name is stella carlin. teeny and this is my story. rob rock, ktvu, fox two news.is one impressive young woman, all right, and that'll do it for us. thanks so much for joining us sports wrap with joe and jason coming up next all about the super bowl, and tom bowl title in franchise history. there will be no passing of the torch just yet on this team is world champions forever. you can't take it away from us how tom brady earned his unprecedented seventhmes running for his life. up? oh, my gosh! wait is over for 49ers gm john lynch in a pro football hall of fame class dominated by the bay area. and we go one on one with sharks head coach bob buchner this season will be a success here. strong words straight ahead, plus cal

carlin -- this might be a discussion for later, but the water enterprise ...t me do my best effort here. in the case of the water enterprise, we need to build -- we have wholesale commitments that are not necessarily representative of the demands that are currently -- that our wholesale customers currently buy from us. we need to develop supplies in order to meet some commitments. on the wastewater side, we have not just sanitary flow, but stormwater runoff that we have to build to meet demand for. in the case of the power enterprise, that is probably one where we really are -- we really have been trying to meet demand, you know, and being in or out of sync has some impact. acting general manager? >> water aside, we have to go through a process every five years where we have to sync sink up our demands projected on growth, new growth in the service area, each of our wholesale customers has to do the same sort of plan. we aggregate that up and that helps us project what our demands will be in the future going up. as most of you know, some of our demand projecti

understand this white supremacy community better but that's our show for today i want to think kala carlin in diyala for joining us to discuss this and we'll keep watching this story of an al-jazeera as it breaks ticker. see. wanted and you know a little. harder or believe. the philippines is biting to restore faith in doc saying. i think that the bloody thing we deny any wrongdoing. one of many students to guides on al-jazeera. to own their own. tell us all in a case where you compensate civilians when we listen to the only music you hear is you know the most beautiful music in the world and silence we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that although it is their own. al-jazeera. and. we need all american support for offensive operations in the war in yemen including relevant arms. u.s. president joe biden includes a call to end the war in yemen and his 1st foreign policy speech. on money. al-jazeera live from doha coming up. the a's are $230.00 and the nays are.

nate carlin says he was snowboarding with friends on saturday in utah when he felt the mountain shaket you. >> reporter: carlin tells abc news his friend hunter was trapped under three feet of snow for three minutes before he was able to free his arm and create an air pocket. he says while they had safety equipment, it's a miracle that everyone made it out alive. hours earlier another avalanche 80 miles away claimed the lives of four people including 29-year-old sarah moughamian. >> a total of four individuals. two buried, possibly more. >> reporter: her family says she was an experienced skier who loved the outdoors. her partner was able to save two people who were trapped but was not able to save her. >> they've done this kind of skiing and hiking for years now and they've seen all types of avalanches. >> reporter: this area has been pounded by snow and a lot of skiers have been flocking here to the back country this year because of covid restrict sionst local resorts. with that in mind they want a plan including an avalanche beacon. i'll show you how this works. when you turn it on

carlin had testified against mr. trump during his first impeachment trial. a source says zuckerberg listened to trump and told them members had been chosen based on their qualifications. facebook did not change the panel. the oversight board has two months to decide whether mr. trump should be allowed back on to facebook. mr. trump has declined to comment. >>> as we told you earlier in the newscast the cdc put out new guidelines for how schools can open safely. districts need to make a few changes before switching from online to in-person leverage the cdc is suggesting that schools set up testing, contact tracing and vaccines for teachers when available. >> we are ready to support in-person learning and looking forward to seeing our students come back to school. >> the white house says it's also acquired 200 million additional doses of vaccine. we told you that earlier this week and is deploying military and medical teams to help streamline that process. there is a lot to keep track of and cut through. there's a lot of confumpingts nbc is launching a new web

initially to protect political speech as a function of democracy, as i talk about in these cases george carlin even if his messages and political should have a free-speech right too. >> host: we would like people to participate by asking questions and submit them on the screen going to the chat box. if you want to start formulating questions you can start submitting at this point. the thing lawyers do, you shorthanded a whole lot of narrative into the term barnett which is the name of the case and lawyers are around the name barnett and you know what that means and what that implies but what you do in the book is you go in the opposite direction and tease out the stories of the people involved in these cases and what the stakes were for them and the things they went through so it stops being abstract. i want to read is seen briefly that impressed me. one of the cases you look at is the case of jerry falwell sued by larry flynt, the founder of the moral majority, and publisher of hustler magazine. flynt created a mock ad in which he created a sexually explicit monologue like jerry falwell and f

my name is stella carlin. teeny and this is my story. rob rock, ktvu, fox two news. oh all righty. we're taking a look at the temperatures one more time. just cause i wanted to sink in that these were the highest today it's gonna be warmer. on friday, and it's gonna be warmer a little bit on saturday, too. so springtime it's gonna feel like it outside we go it overnight lows. you're gonna get down into the mid thirties. there'll be some areas just above freezing granville and forceful. you know, the usual spots might hit freezing, but not for very long. it's not that there's enough northeast wind that should keep things mixed out. so tomorrow warm day or a mild day. the story right now is this jet stream, which is just that's the ridge of high pressure like how big this that that's huge. i suggest you might just ruin that's how many of you know a couple 1000 miles wide, so it's hard to break through. that's why we're not looking at rain anytime soon. you know there's some stuff out there, but it's not going to be in this five day panel at all. esos head into tomorrow, just get read

america carlin gets his senate hearing for attorney general.t one point during the current he got very emotional. coming up new. it's six. tesla's gamble on bitcoin appears to be paying off the hefty payday the electric carmaker made on the crypto currency. i also knew it 60 unique technique that conservationists are using day. f former president trump's financial records to prosecutors in new york that clears the way for the manhattan d. a. to pour through eight years of donald trump's tax returns they're seeking the records is part of a criminal investigation. part of the probe involves hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels. and model karen macdougal law professor david levin tells us there could be other targets as well. mr cohen testified that essentially that there were two sets of books that there were books with high values on some of the properties for purposes of getting loans and for purposes of taxes. those values were low ball. well, if any of that is true, that would involve bank fraud, insurance fraud, tax fraud. i

acting deputy attorney general john carlin says the justice department has charged more than 300 individualsso far, one of those is richard machete of ripley park in suburban philadelphia pit he was discovered after his former girl for the leman girlfriend called the fbi and said that he had called her and bragged about attending the uprising. the district attorney in los angeles county is under fire tonight over his hiring of a public defender who has called l.a. police officers barbarians, and is an advocate for the abolition prisons. chief correspondent jonathan hunt has the story. >> los angeles county attorney general campaigned on the idea that he would revolutionize the way that crime and punishment is handled in l.a. and now he is following through. but the d.a. is getting pushback from many prosecutors. the latest act over tiffany black mold, a former public defender who campaigned on the behalf now pointed to a high-ranking prosecutor role. a position in which she will need to work with the los angeles police department. that might be difficult given a tweet from last june when l.a

my name is stella carlin. teeny and this is my story. rob rock, ktvu, fox two news. okay whoa!dible 10 year old little girl. i just can't get over. um what? what she wrote. that is just what a beautiful story. okay super bowl sunday, just days away. now, with the kansas city chiefs facing the bay area's tom brady and his tampa bay buccaneers. grammy winner the weekend will headline the halftime show. the performer is said to have spent $7 million of his own money toward the upcoming performance and today gave a little preview and a little teaser on what people can expect. we kind of built the stage within the stadium, and we're also using the field as well, but we wanted to kind of do something that we've never done before. i'm not gonna tell you anything else because you'd have to watch on sunday. mm hmm. other performers on sunday include amanda gorman. remember her? she's the incredible poet law who captivated the nation during joe biden inauguration shall recite another of her original poems during the pregame and will be the first poet to perform for the super bowl. also g

president donald trump another $280.00 people have been arrested acting deputy attorney general john carlin told reporters the investigation is moving at an unprecedented speed and scale he promised those responsible will be held to account. elsewhere american conservatives have gathered to discuss the future of the movement around donald trump with a reminder of his pandemic response when they were asked to wear masks i know i know it's not the most fun. you have the right. the announcement was met by a boos at the conservative political action conference in florida it's being held in person indoors despite the pandemic discussions are likely to center around what direction the republican party should take following trauma. removal. let's cross to john hendren who's in orlando forests tell us about the shadow that donald trump is costing over this event. well it's a long one if you were to come here to see pac and walk through the halls of that convention you could be forgiven for thinking that donald trump was still in the white house and not 240 kilometers away at his mar-a lago resort t

carlin, do you have something to add? >> i was going to add one thing, something that we have worked on for several years. unlike efficiency rebates with our non-taxable, and we have been working with the national coalition for several years and it looks like we might be on the verge of actually getting that in one of the stimulus bills. so that this would make the program even more attractive to a broader audience. so i wanted, you know, to mention that to you. >> president maxwell: okay, thank you. all right, thank you. no further comments or questions? then may i have a motion and a second to approve item b. >> so moved. >> second. >> i'll second. >> president maxwell: thank you. roll call vote, please. >> clerk: want me to call public comment? >> president maxwell: call public comment. thank you. >> clerk: the members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comment specifically on item 18b, for pro.0049, call 1-(415)-655-0001 and meeting i.d. 146 350 2017. and pound. to raise your hand to speak press star

. >> michael carlin, acting general and i'm going to give you to katie millerto give you an update onthe program . >> thank you michael. good afternoon madampresident and commissioner . i'm katie miller, director of water capital programs here to present an update on the status project in water enterprise capital improvement program. as of the end of second quarter in december 2020 and i'd like to get a special warmwelcome to commissioner ajami, we're happy to have your expertise okay. let's get started . next slide. this slide shows the overall program status of the 36 regional and local projects representing $2.2 billion . at the end of the quarter, i'm sorry. ithought we were starting off in water enterprise . this is the water, i'm sorry, can you go back one slide? this is our water system improvement program. and this is at the end of the second quarter.i apologize. you can go aheadand share the water system improvement program. that's okay brad . [inaudible] >> we will be hearing item 71st. water system improvement program, report first. thank you. >> this is our water systems i

. >> host: carlin arizona. maribel in bronx new york, independent. have you've been watching all day? >> caller: i've been watching all day and i have to say the impeachment managers have done such a great job laying out the timeline. i like many of the people have been home for months because of the coronavirus and they went from being like this is too political, not voting, to having all this time on my hands and watching daily briefings and the president not matching up with my own research on covid and seeing that they were lying to the public and rewriting history in real time. it's extremely disturbing so i kind of became a historian i might own documented all of these tweets and interviews and everything. i thought my god this will be wiped from history and no one will really know what happened. here i am quietly having a freak out attack and documenting everything and when this january thing happened in a way was relieved because my fears of how bad this could get them where they were heading. the next thing i was afraid of was the democrats

parlin in -- carlin in washington. is america a haven for those in need?aller: yes, i think we need to bring in more from the countries at that you mentioned. they are in dire straits. and i do not think it is going to hurt. i think it helps. and, of course, the people that come in that do all over the work, that work in the different jobs, picking and all of the things they do. they should get a green card. they should be able to stay for five years and work it out and maybe they can get their citizenship. host: when do we say no? when do we say there is not enough room or money? caller: i think that we have a long ways to go. we have a lot of space in this country. and there's a lot of work that can be done. and we are not bringing in that -- we are not having that many children that we are replenishing. i think we can go for quite a while. my son has been here since -- my family has been here since the 1700s. we fought and everything. we have had family members taken by indians and everything else. i just think that we have a lot of room. host: lamar ou

. >> michael carlin, acting general and i'm going to give you to katie millerto give you an update onthe program . >> thank you michael. good afternoon madampresident and commissioner . i'm katie miller, director of water capital programs here to present an update on the status project in water enterprise capital improvement program. as of the end of second quarter in december 2020 and i'd like to get a special warmwelcome to commissioner ajami, we're happy to have your expertise okay. let's get started . next slide. this slide shows the overall program status of the 36 regional and local projects representing $2.2 billion . at the end of the quarter, i'm sorry. ithought we were starting off in water enterprise . this is the water, i'm sorry, can you go back one slide? this is our water system improvement program. and this is at the end of the second quarter.i apologize. you can go aheadand share the water system improvement program. that's okay brad . [inaudible] >> we will be hearing item 71st. water system improvement program, report first. thank you. >> this is our water systems i