commissioner gilman. >> commissioner gilman: director, thanks for a great report. similarly to commissioner woo ho, really excited to hear about the equity work particularly about the gathering that's taking place and being encouraged by all city and county san francisco employees to come together to stop racist hate on any community of color. i just really want to commend the city for engaging in that activity and excited to hear about that. and i do want to sort of double click on the fact that last month, we didn't have a glimmer of hope to be involved. i'm assuming we're involved in the infrastructure bomb that's going forward. infrastructure is a lot of things. it's exciting to see and have an understanding that ports nationwide are apart of that since we have not received any stimulus dollars or federal support during this whole pandemic. unlike our brothers andsters at the airport at sfmta i'm sure that you and president brandon and vice president adams will work very hard to ensure its passage and i hope that everyone listening in, folk who is do business a

commissioner gilman? >> thank you so much for the staff report, and you did a great informational before. i have no questions, and i'm supportive of the item. >> thank you. commissioner barton? >> yeah, i have two questions. i hope they're not late. who's going to buy these bonds? >> thank you, commissioner. it's rebecca bendesini. raven, would you like me to begin the answer? >> yes. >> thank you. commissioner, because the bonds are unrated, we expect that institutional investors will purchase bonds: insurance companies, investment companies. raven, just in and correct me if i am wrong, but that's what we've understood from d.p.f., department of public finance. >> and what's the rate that the bonds are going to pay? >> thank you, commissioner. we don't know it rate, but raven, you did have the range at what our consultants at p.s.m. had started to give us. >> we're estimating a range of 3.25 to 4% on these. >> okay. and just one question -- i apologize. it might be late, but i was there -- it was a long

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it's been a grueling school year for 17 year old mitchell gilman with his basement bedroom serving as his classroom he admits it's been hard to stay motivated during virtual learning it was definitely a challenge not quite knowing my teachers that i miss fear of not being in a classroom and sitting inside your house day after day. of the fun part of school was going in and socializing with your friends his extra curricular activities like basketball are happening but is all the more monotonous. less stuff to do and while new york city's secondary schools recently reopened time actually in the classroom is limited his mother got worried when he started sleeping more and eating less is he really excited about learning no he's not in the laboratory he's not in the hallways he's not in the cafeteria at school he's not engaged in school. time that's why parents like her in new york new jersey and los angeles are taking school officials to court in new york and on line campaign raised nearly $25000.02 pay attorney general megace to represent them or the safest places for children he blames

. >> president brandon: commission er gilman? >> commissioner gilman: i have no further questions.tem. >> vice president adams: i have no questions. i support the item. >> president brandon: thank you so much. great report. thank you very much. we have a motion and a second. can i have a roll call vote. [roll call vote]. >> president brandon: motion passes unanimously. resolution 21-22 is adopted. call the next item please. >> clerk: request approval for the extension of the terminal management agreement between the port of san francisco and pacific cruise trip terminal l.l.c. for one month. this is resolution 21-23. >> good afternoon president brandon, vice president adams, commissioners my name is andre coleman, dent director of maritime. is at the port meeting on april 13th, staff provided the port commission with the state of the cruise. staff lightly touched on the impact the pause in cruises had on the port's cruise terminal operator, terminals are commonly referred to as metro cruise. today's presentation will focus on the impacts to metro cruise and metro's request for exte

sales overshadowing a quarterly beat let's bring in jenny harrington the ceo and portfolio manager at gilmanatching the show she owns stock. she has defended it on many occasions. is that what you are going to do today? >> you bet i am. in fact, we added to our position this morning. >> tell me why. >> as we all know only too well, the share price only doesn't reflect the quality of the earnings report and it is a great earnings report. it delivered exactly what we expected it to when kari was talking at the top of the show about how there's a lot of focus on guidance this quarter, that's true so maybe the guidance wasn't quite as hot as some of maybe the fast money hands that might be in it and are selling it off today would have wanted. but for those of us who are long-term investors, who plan to hold it for the long-time horizon, who expect to hold it for several years, the quarter was great. we heard that the production issues are mostly behind them. there's a huge pipeline of new products 7m starts development this year. there's huge demand for pcs. we will be no longer in a one pc per

it's been a grueling school year for 17 year old mitchell gilman with his basement bedroom serving as his classroom he admits it's been hard to stay motivated during virtual learning it was definitely a challenge not quite knowing my teachers the atmosphere of not being in a classroom and sitting inside your house day after day. how often of the fun part of school is going in and socializing with your friends has extra curricular activities like basketball are happening but is a little bit more monotonous. less stuff to do and while new york city's secondary schools recently reopened time actually in the classroom is limited his mother got worried when he started sleeping more and eating less is he really excited about learning no he's not in the laboratory he's not in the hallways he's not in the cafeteria at school he's not engaged in school. time that's why parents like her in new york new jersey and los angeles are taking school officials to court in new york and on line campaign raised nearly $25000.02 pay attorney jim or megace to represent them or the safest places for children

gilman louie peer he is a cofounder and partner of the partners and early-stage technology enter capital firms and is the very first ceo of the venture capital firm established with the backing of the central intelligence agency. i welcome you now to share his insight from the commission on technical advantages, global cooperation and threat analysis. you are not recognized to summarize your testimony for five minutes. >> thank you very much. chairman, ranking member and members of the committee thank you for the opportunity to testify today. a report took a broad view of national security to encompass economic competitiveness as eric has noted as well as what has been discussed. i want to focus on a series of crosscutting initials agouti problems related to ai that needs urgent attention. what these have in common is our adversaries are aiming to take advantage of the free and open nature of our society. first, our societies digital dependency leaves us vulnerable to emerging ai enabled threats and for example, adversaries are using ai to enhance disinformation campaigns and cyber attac