and it's not just in the villages the poverty amongst herrera was rife. it's the same and urban areas. jeff travels to swap government, a picturesque coastal town, popular with german tourists, but on the outskirts of the town where people live in bleak, informal settlements. jeff, to mince lawrence and dury, move from the country side to the city where, you know, search of a better life. he has been here for 9 years now at this place. and this is a way his lives. no electricity, no running water or the kettle died of drought. and so there is no work. so the best they can come is come here. tried to force some food from when the city, torrance, and fights shifter into his shack. 20 can are you still is a hand with respect to the settlement? the 2nd, if it, when you're rich. can i say, why is that a genocide woman lawrence tells us to make ends meet chenise girlfriend must sell these genocide dolls, eating to german tourists before they can i say and i agree with what it is. concentration come to lose concentration. yeah. to clean and use, you know, 49 or

it was built using forced labor of captured herrera with norma genocide survivors. this is a very painful moment for me. ah, standing on this ground as simply because this area there used to be a concentration camps where and sisters were kept and were forced to work a slave labor. my grandmother used to tell me, told me about the generals. hey. it began in launching a full up to the rear over nama rebelled against german. colonists were aggressively seizing the land. in response, the head of the military administration. what was thin, german, south, west africa? general lots of on trotter should an order to his troops, to exterminate all herrera men, women, and children after defeating the herrera. militarily, the germans heard the survivors eastwood into the indisputable ma hecky deserts intent to kill them through hunger and thirst. the flight to the east in how are people perish in the disposition of their land? a disposition of their cattle and all those in the experience in the concentration camps. my grandmother's mother were captured by the germans and said

. >> representative jamie herrera butler -- these are the folks who voted for. nancy mace, fred upton, john katko, anthony gonzalez of ohio. but they didn't vote for this meadows resolution. ryan nobles following the breaking news for us up on capitol hill. we'll get back to ryan if we need to get more information. ryan, thank you very much. the author of the gatekeepers,

. >> jamie herrera beutler, these are folks that voted for the bannon contempt. brian fitzpatrick, fred upton, john, anthony gonzalez of ohio but didn't vote for the meadows resolution. ryan nobles following the breaking news for us on capitol hill. we'll get back to ryan for more information. chris is here. i want to bring him in.

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herrera: the science is undeniable. climate change is altering our planet, placing many of our communities at risk. we must prepare for a future that directly confronts these changes. the defendants are chevron, exxon, bp, shell, and conoco phillips. these funds will be used to pay for seawalls and other infrastructure needed to deal with sea level rise. we have some real risk that's going to require some billions and billions of dollars of investment by san francisco on infrastructure if we're going to stop catastrophic loss, so that's what we're looking at. a lot of our developments are occurring along the waterfront. our lawsuit is a part of that. i want to have this abatement fundhat has been created now to ensure that we can fund the infrastructure improvements that we're going to need to ensure that those developments go forward without the threat of sea level rise. scholl: politics in san francisco is funny. there are a lot of really enlightened views. on the other hand, it's probably not enough to prevent the bu

herrera? >> one item as commission is aware, the controllers office on december 9th issued its performance audit of sfpuc's social impact partnership program. while that item is up for discussion today, i wanted to alert the commission that we will be prepared to discuss the report at our january 11, 2022 meeting and steps going forward. that concludes my report. >> president moran: do we need public comment on that? >> clerk: yes. members of the public who wish to take two minutes of public comment on item 8e, dial (415)655-0001. meeting i.d. 146 290 6991 to raise your hand to speak, press star 3. do we have any callers? >> there are no calls in the queue at this moment. >> clerk: public comment on item 8e is closed. >> president moran: next item is a new commission business. do any commissioners have new business? seeing none, next item please. >> clerk: item 10, the consent >> president moran: commissioner s any requests or items on the consent calendar? seeing none. please open the consent

las vallas del equipo un jugador venezolano que fue presentado hoy como su nuevo entrenador, con herrera también entienden las cosas que se deben hacer para llegar a este sitio, tanto colectivos y vehemente las houston de cuatro roles jugar profesionalmente en la zona con un equipode caracas por ejemplo, logró estados unidos con el cosmos y también el himno y, además la selección de venezuela siete partidos, te preguntaba las que le puede aportar al club ? >>> el primer día he dicho, tengo por acá poder plantar una semilla la cual está en un árbol muy grande, estoy casi seguro que no yo poder disfrutar de los hombros de ese árbol, espero venir aquí poder brindarle muchas cosas al equipo, al jugadores y ala organización e institución, por todo lo que esté en mis manos una organización, nos vemos en los seis con mucho más deporte (musica)(musica)(musica) (comerciales) hola sis, ¿que paso? ¿todo bien con mis hijos? no te preocupes. estamos super bien... ¡julián no toques eso...! ¿pao que tocó? paola! si tus lentas velocidades de carga te hicieran ver como una mala niñera, oh, no. puede que

herrera? >> thank you, madame secretary. mr. president. the first item is a quarterly audit and performance review report from charles pearl will be presenting. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this item is our quarterly update for our audit and performance review for the first quarter of this year ending september 30. the documents that have been provided to you, commissioners, are -- include a cover memo as well as audit summary and the progress by audit in terms of where it is in the queue. as well as this presentation. next slide. so here is a high level audit review of the audits that we have in our plan for the current year, commissioners. 24 current audit plans and you'll see we had tremendous amount of activities happening just in the first quarter while only three have been completed, we have another 10 that are under way. a little over half of our planned audits are either done or progress to speak of. and i'll provide a little more color on that in a bit. next slide. so, here's the three audits that were completed during the fi

. >> (información en pantalla) víctor herrera, padre del copiloto de 32 años, identificó a su hijo poridad venezolana, no ofrecieron declaraciones, es el mismo pedido que ha hecho la familia de verónica estrella. >> cuando supe me sentí mal, cuando usted conoce a una muchacha llena de vida . >> hasta la noche del jueves estaban en patología forense las víctimas restantes, miembros de una misma familia, entre ellos el productor josé Ángel hernández, conocido como flow la movie, que viajaba con su esposa e hijos, una muerte que sacude la industria de la música. la empresa propietaria de la nave accidentada, afirmó que sus operaciones son seguras y garantiza el cumplimiento de la ley >> la comisión de investigadora de accidentes de aviación prometió que emitirán un informe preliminar del accidente aéreo en un plazo que no excederá 30 días. >> muchas gracias por la información, estaremos al pendiente. mientras tanto, 109 millones, es la proyección de personas que viajarán para celebrar navidad y año nuevo, aumento del 34% con respecto al año 2020. para cumplir con la demanda de viajeros po

herrera beutler will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland rise? mr. raskin: as the member designated by mrs. fletcher, i inform the house that mrs. fletcher will vote aye on house resolution 848. as the member designated by ms. jayapal of washington, i inform the house that ms. jayapal will vote yes on house resolution 848. as the member designated by ms. doggett, i inform the house that mr. doggett -- as the member designated by mr. doggett, i inform the house that mr. doggett will vote yes on house resolution 848. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware rise? ms. blunt rochester, i inform the house that -- ms. blunt rochester: as the member designated by ms. degette, i inform the house that ms. degette will vote yes on house resolution 848. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? mr. green: and still i rise, mr. speaker. meb the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from c

herrera?on is aware, the controllers office on december 9th issued its performance audit of sfpuc's social impact partnership program. while that item is up for discussion today, i wanted to alert the commission that we will be prepared to discuss the report at our january 11, 2022 meeting and steps going forward. that concludes my report. >> president moran: do we need public comment on that? >> clerk: yes. members of the public who wish to take two minutes of public comment on item 8e, dial (415)655-0001. meeting i.d. 146 290 6991 to raise your hand to speak, press star 3. do we have any callers? >> there are no calls in the queue at this moment. >> clerk: public comment on item 8e is closed. >> president moran: next item is a new commission business. do any commissioners have new business? seeing none, next item please. >> clerk: item 10, the consent >> president moran: commissioner s any requests or items on the consent calendar? seeing none. please open the consent calendar for public com

but madonna can in know people in m herrera already had difficulty accessing food. a lot of the war has made that worse. the un says armed men and local communities looted 8 warehouses such as this one. and the government accuses to grand forces of disrupting the harvest. canada that came on the crops from its shore and ready to be harvested. so they destroyed them muttering the crops it had been harvested, but also those that hadn't been collected yet. there was no one who loved without a global jermel. the conflict has affected everything. these people and i'm her, are the ones we can see in the neighboring to gray region. a great humanitarian crisis is also unfolding, but no one is allowed to go there and report on it that report there from did of use maria girth. nicholas go and am hora where the announce withdrawal of to gray and fighters is now raising hopes of a possible ceasefire. with government forces chat chinese tennis star punch, why has apparently retracted her sexual assault allegations in an interview with a single port chinese language newspaper pon

that man was arrested and is now facing federal charges carlos herrera reports from la x on the latest midflight incident. >> the delta flight was on its way to our way from washington dc and landed here around 1030, last night. all after that chaos unfolded mid-flight all caused by 35 year-old ariel pennington, who's mug shot? you see here. investigators say he was being held at the oklahoma county jail on complaints of disorderly conduct and public drunkenness. he spent about 5 hours in jail and bonded out early this morning after paying a total of $334 in fines. new video shows pennington not wearing a mask yelling at a person on the plane. all while other passengers look on video also shows him being restrained and start to yell while sitting down. he's then seen being escorted out of the plane with his hands behind his back. all as authorities entered the plane to take him into custody. you can hear him asking why he's being arrested as he's walking out. police say pennington attacked a flight attendant and assaulted an air marshal at some point try to intervene. they say it's sti

but the medicine in the people in m herrera already had difficulty accessing food. the war has made that worse, the un says armed men and local communities looted 8 warehouses such as this one. and the government accuses to grand forces of disrupting the harvest. canada they came on the crops from a short and ready to be harvested, so they destroyed them. not only the crops it had been harvested, but also though said hadn't been collected yet. melissa, one who love what i go bold. jim, with the conflict has affected everything, least people and i'm her are the ones we can see in the neighboring to gray region . a great humanitarian crisis is also unfolding, but no one is allowed to go there and report on it. so for more, let's talk now with patrick you said he is the regional director of the international committee of the red cross in africa. thank you so much for taking the time to come on to dw knows what are the most pressing needs in ethiopia right now, and which areas are you primarily addressing in your work with the red cross? greg, good morning. thanks for h

could have used to take home with us at the imminent that on, but the medicine in the people in m herrera already had difficulty accessing food. the war has made death worse. the un says armed men and local communities looted 8 warehouses such as this one. and the government accuses to grand forces of disrupting the harvest. canada that came on the crops from its shore and ready to be harvested. so they destroyed them. not only the crops hadn't been harvested, but also those that hadn't been collected yet. there was no one who loved without a global jim. the conflict has affected everything. these people and i'm her, are the ones we can see in the neighboring to gray region. a great humanitarian crisis is also unfolding, but no one is allowed to go there and report on it. and that was a report from did of you said maria girth. nicholas go in, am hara where the announced withdrawal of to grind fighters is now raising hopes of a possible ceasefire with government forces. the corona virus pandemic is taking a toll on tourism around the world. but lamb revered by christians as the birthplace

we appreciate the unique conditions that deputy director herrera explained. we certainly don't want to compromise life safety, and at the same time, we want to encourage the urban development that san francisco is known for and is required to produce housing in accord with the state mandates and the new rules and regs and s.b. 9 and 10. so we would encourage a continued public conversation of these administrative bulletins in the interest of the general public, in the interest of the creation of public housing here, and in the interest of life safety here. once again, breesh deputy deputy -- appreciate deputy director herrera's willingness to have a conversation to modify these existing rules and regulations. thank you. >> operator: there is one more caller. >> thank you. caller? >> operator: caller l.w.? >> yeah. good morning, commission. this is len wisebach. i think russ leavy was using far too much tact. i think this has caused an incredibly calamitous situation for project planners because they're deeming that any work is going to trigger the requirement

the crash happened on a busy road connecting the eastern city of tear to the capital. herrera. witnesses reported. some people escaped before the explosion. communities in northern pakistan say melting blaze. he is putting their homes and livelihoods in danger. the country has more than $7000.00 black shoes, more than anywhere in the world except the polar regions. but climate change means some disappearing and fast in took part 2 of our special series on pakistan's watered challenges as i'm have been jade reports from the himalayan mountains. living 2500 meters above sea level. there are no grocery stores nearby. presented day begins with getting milk for her family. she lived in the idyllic parser, village with 3 glaciers meet in northern parts of thumb. but under the 3. com isn't ever present dangerous because those glaciers and melting and at different rates because of land erosion and floods are house, is now only 12 meters away from a riverbank present. his family lived in constant fear, not knowing where the another flood will sweep it all away. is that john said the, this used to

that man was arrested and is now facing federal charges carlos herrera reports from la x on the latest way from washington dc and landed here around 1030, last night. all after that cha u

the crash happened on a busy road, connecting the eastern city of monterey to the capital herrera. witnesses reported some people to scan before the explosion. dozens of others are being treated in hospital for serious injuries. the volcanic eruption on the spanish island of the palmer is officially over after more than 3 months of daily explosions. the declaration was made following 10 days of low level activity from the company. we have ok now. it destroyed around $3000.00 buildings and called huge damage to vital farm. irrigation systems on the islands. the clean up is ongoing. many people won't be able to return to their homes for months. the government has so far promised 225000000 euros. an aid funding to recovery efforts technology spelled the end for millions of jobs, including the centuries old work of the lighthouse keeper and south africa. only 6 are left to keep ships and their crews safe from a demo or spoke with one of them in cape columbine. 45 lighthouse is a dotted around south africa coastline. and for passing ships and fishermen, they offer a vital beacon for navigation. t

led by representatives herrera beutler, roybal-allard, mullin, and castor. each year about 24,000 babies are stillborn in the united states, according to the center for disease control and prevention. despite medical innovations, stillbirth rates remain relatively unchanged and affects women of different ages and backgrounds. no family should have to go through such an unthinkable tragedy. and this is unfortunately far too common. h.r. 5487 aims to prevent stillbirth through enhanced research, surveillance, and reporting. specifically, the bill directs the department of health and human services to better support states in collecting more complete stillbirth data. it also encourages the national institutes of health fellowship focuses on stillbirth research and pathology. this legislation will help provide much-needed outreach and education on stillbirths, giving health care providers additional tools to improve health outcomes for mothers and babies who deserve a fighting chance at life. i urge my colleagues to support this bill, and i reserve the balance o

hello, mr. la rosina, but i think him, mister herrera. hello. hello. we're glad that we're here with us to day one, pharmacy hocksey ward. no. i could hear when i shut my sheep, monsieur goes to finish you on what broth. ah sharper. those are warden irish and the u. s. continued to deliberately ignore or russia's proposals on collect mechanisms are collected with security, as well as request not to cross red lines defined by moscow in particular, with regards to nato's eastward expansion. barbosa. this regard to have 2 questions up up with one. with the msr. you want it, that is, why are they doing this? and will russia tolerated? and will the collective west to be able to or acceptable russia, the line proposals on peaceful coexistence thinkers who just moved my little mood. thank you very much. this is and deal with his cousins and very relevant question with her. i wouldn't say that our of our group initiatives are ignored prison and yesterday talked about it at the extended collegiate meeting of when the ministry of defense would you possibly. and

the crash happened on a busy road, connecting the eastern city of monterey to the capital herrera. witnesses say, report rather some people escape before the explosion. dozens of others are being treated in hospital for serious injuries. people around the world have been celebrating christmas day. and as jillian wolf reports many shared the same wish, an end to the pandemic. o people around the world are celebrating christmas, with many refusing to let the impacts of coven 19 affect the fest of cheer in australia, the 1st part of the world to ring. and christmas day people flocked to sidney's glistening bondai beach. as summer temperature soared, strain of expect you made the most of it. there's no flights harm aba. i'm celebrating new, the bestbuy archive albino strategy. i love been a bundle. i been on the base for christmas glazed drink. i'm thrown him. well, what low kid you want, you got fit bodies running up and down the b. you've got to stop and you've got the water. you've got the sunshine. whereas if you want to be people also gathered in bethlehem where christians believe jesus chr

all -- jaime herrera beutler of washington state who were part of that ten who voted to impeach donald trump. at the same time, there are a lot of questions about who these republican lawmakers were who were in contact with mark meadows on january 6th. yesterday i had a chance to ask the republican leader of the senate, mitch mcconnell, about whether he was in contact with mark meadows and he made clear he has interest in learning more. what are you learning from the house select committee that a number of republicans reached out to mark meadows asking for donald trump to get more involved and do more on january 6th to secure this building. w were you personally in contact with mark meadows that day and other white house officials to urge trump to do more? >> i was not, but i think we're all watching, as you are, what is unfolding on the house side. and it will be interesting to reveal all the participants who were involved. >> so interesting comments from the republican leader there because, unlike other republicans, top republicans who have criticized this committee, contending it's

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we appreciate the unique conditions that deputy director herrera explained.iately revoked, and that while other viable solutions to try to increase fire and life safety, to try to come up with some alignment with the state code needs to happen so that permitting can continue, is going to affect all ends of the economic engine that san francisco architects, project sponsors, engineers -- i think this is going to exacerbate the homeless problem, and with the winter, it is just a horrible situation, and we're just putting more and more costs and more and more restrictions on building housing in san francisco, and it's absolutely the wrong way to go. i think the process was really unfortunate. i think public should have been included in any discussions about this. building commission should have been included in discussions with this, and this was made unilaterally with very little warning is not in the interest of the citizens of san francisco. i'm working with the mayor's office, and we're going to try to have this rescinded as soon as possible so that things c

. >> representative jamie herrera butler -- these are the folks who voted for. nancy mace, fred upton, john katko, anthony gonzalez of ohio. but they didn't vote for this meadows resolution. ryan nobles following the breaking news for us up on capitol hill. we'll get back to ryan if we need to get more information. ryan, thank you very much. the author of the gatekeepers, how the white house chief of staff define every presidency is here. thank you, sir. we just got that breaking news. good evening to you. mark meadows becoming the first white house chief of staff to face criminal contempt charges since watergate, we should say. he started out cooperating. what happened? how did it come to this? >> you know, it's really an historic moment. i mean the first time in almost 200 years. but it's a day of reckoning that mark meadows richly deserves. you know, there oozed to be stiff competition, don, for the worst chief of staff in history. no longer. meadows owns that title by a country mile, and it's almost as if not content with having the title of worst chief, he

which we could have used to touch on without the a millisecond, but madonna can, in the people in m herrera already had difficulty accessing food. the war has made that worse. the un says armed men and local communities looted 8 warehouses such as this one. and the government accuses to grand forces of disrupting the harvest. canada they came on, the crops mature and ready to be harvested, so they destroyed them. not only the crops that had been harvested, but also those that hadn't been collected yet. there was no one who loved without a global jamal. the conflict has affected everything. these people and i'm her, are the ones we can see in the neighboring to gray region. a great humanitarian crisis is also unfolding, but no one is allowed to go there and report on it. so for more, let's talk now with patrick yourself. he is the regional director of the international committee of the red cross in africa. thank you so much for taking the time to come on to dw news and what are the most pressing needs in ethiopia right now. and which areas are you primarily addressing in your work with the r

. >> jamie herrera beutler, these are folks that voted for the bannon contempt. brian fitzpatrick, fred upton, john, anthony gonzalez of ohio but didn't vote for the meadows resolution. ryan nobles following the breaking news for us on capitol hill. we'll get back to ryan for more information. chris is here. i want to bring him in. he's the author of "the gate keepers how the white house chief of staff define every presidency." thank you, sir. just got that breaking news. good evening to you. mark meadows becoming the first white house chief of staff to face criminal contempt charges since watergate. what happened? how did it come to this? >> this is a historic moment for the first time in two years but a day of reckoning that mark meadows richly deserves. there used to be a stiff come ever competition for the worst chief of staff in history. no longer. meadows owns that title by a country mile and it's almost as if not contempt with worst chief but wants dumbest chief. he's relying on this argument of privilege, which has to yield to evidence of a criminal consp

herrera beutler of washington and mr. reed of new york, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. horsford of nevada, i inform the house that mr. horsford will vote yea on the motion to move the previous question on h.res. 852. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. katko of new york, i inform the house that mr. katko will vote nay on the previous question. mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. kiz linger of -- kinzinger of illinois, i inform the house that mr. kinzinger will vote nay on the previous question. ms. kuster: mr. speaker, as the member designated by the following list of members, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the previous question. ms. bonamici, ms. brownley, ms. clark, ms. frankel, ms. meng, ms. pingree

medicines which we could have used almost at the a millisecond, but the medicine in the people in m herrera already had difficulty accessing food. the war has made that worse. the un says armed men and local communities looted 8 warehouses such as this one. and the government accuses to grand forces of disrupting the harvest. canada they came in the crops from it showed and ready to be harvested. so they destroyed them. not only the crops that had been harvested, but also those that hadn't been collected yet for someone who le, without a global gym. the conflict has affected everything, least people and i'm her are the ones we can see in the neighboring to gray region . a great humanitarian crisis is also unfolding, but no one is allowed to go there and report on it up next u. s. president, jo, biden's trillion dulles stimulus bill is close to collapse. chelsea delaney has more on that and the rest of the dies business news for you as well. after a short break. i'm anthony. how'd and this is d w. news. stay with welcome to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings. t

he's challenging republican congresswoman jamie herary butler of washington state because herrera butler voted to impeach president trump over january 6th. he said a lot of it will be shaming republicans. i need to be going after the people in the republican party who want to go back to go along to get along. it's put up or shut up, unquote. we should note kent is out there pushing the lie that there was widespread fraud in the 2020 election. there, of course, wasn't. he falsely claims government agents were involved in the capitol riot and on and on and on. stuart, is this the future of the republican party? >> yes, it absolutely is the future of the republican party. look, we have to stop thinking what's happening here in the united states has never happened before elsewhere. there's a pretty prelictable pattern a lot of studies have been done. how modern deinemocracies fail. it's a test of whether our democracy is going to fail. and one of the steps are purges where people compete to be more pure. and that's what's happening here. and it's not going to stop. except for a few people. t

which we could have used to has almost got the a millisecond, but the methodical in the people in m herrera already had difficulty accessing food . the war has made that worse. the un says armed men and local communities looted 8 warehouses such as this one. and the government accuses to grand forces of disrupting the harvest. canada light came on the crops from a short and ready to be harvested, so they destroyed them muttering the crops at hotmail, harvested, but also those that hadn't been collected yet. there was no one who love what i go . bold. jim, with the conflict has affected everything. these people and i'm her, are the ones we can see in the neighboring to gray region. a great humanitarian crisis is also unfolding, but no one is allowed to go there and report on it. so for more, let's talk now with patrick. you said he is the regional director of the international committee of the red cross in africa. thank you so much for taking the time to come on to dw news and what are the most pressing needs in ethiopia right now, and which areas are you primarily addressing in your work wi

medicines which we could have used almost at the end of the 2nd, but the madonna can in the people in m herrera already had difficulty accessing food. the war has made beth worse. the un says armed men and local communities looted aid warehouses such as this one. and the government accuses to grand forces of disrupting the harvest. canada that came on the crops from its short and ready to be harvested, so they destroyed them. not only the crops hadn't been harvested, but also those that hadn't been collected yet. there was someone who love what i go bold. jim with the conflict has affected everything. these people and i'm her, are the ones we can see in the neighboring to gray region. a great humanitarian crisis is also unfolding, but no one is allowed to go there and report on it. that report 100 of years, maria girth, nicholas co, and m har. our the announced withdrawal of to grind fighters is raising hopes of a possible ceasefire. with government forces as me up to speed when some of the other stories in the headlines around the world in the philippines, the death toll from typhoon roy has r

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we saw her in that gorgeous dress from carolina herrera.'s wearing a lot of pearls, too. we're seeing lots of pearls this season i feel like that's a trend we're going to see pop up. and it all pulls together for less than $200 >> the belt zhuzhs it up >> let's stroll down and check out charlotte. take a look at her from the show so it's like the puffy sleeves, o he the flouncy skirt. >> exactly >> always real sweet >> sweet, feminine, classic. a lot of skirts. a lot of a-line silhouettes. here we have thousands of dollars. she was wearing gorgeous shoes, here we have this found from vici, the statement sleeve it was like $30. we found this belt from amazon, a statement belt which we love the skirt about $30 from amazon. really great the whole look pulled together for like $100, maybe a little bit more >> cute. >> who are you guys? a carrie, charlotte, miranda >> i said you're definitely carrie in clothes. >> what? i feel like i'm more charlotte >> no, you're definitely not but you know who i am? i'm miranda. >> this is you >> you could wea

and now barb has at her right-hand side a really wonderful partner with dennis herrera who was working on this issue and this question about private-public ownership of the grid when he was city attorney and now as he is general manager and the two of them together have a lot in store for us. and so we thought it was time a good time, for the commission to hear what the thinking is over at the puc in terms of are we acquiring, are we not, and what does the stability of the grid look like? what is the future of all electric and grid management in our city? so with that, i will turn it over to barbara. thank you so much, barbara, for taking the time with us tonight. >> thank you. thank you, debbie, for the very kind introductory remarks. yes, it will be a challenge. and we're up for it. and what i would like to talk with you today is our public power expansion plans. give you a bit of the history and the context public power and in san francisco. let me go ahead and begin with the first slide telling you a little bit more about what we do at the sfpuc for you and the listening public. an

to thank the city attorney's office for their incredible work and for former city attorney dennis herreraoing as far to hire outside tax council which we do in drafting legislation to get this right. so very grateful for all the work there. and finally, and most importantly, my deepest thanks to domestic workers here in san francisco and around the world for their tireless support of our homes, our families and our economies. thank you so much, colleagues. appreciate it. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor ronen. supervisor melgar? >> supervisor melgar: thank you, president walton. i wanted to start by saying thank you so much to supervisor ronen for your hard work and your thoughtfulness in seeing this problem and breaking it down into like actionable operationible steps which sometimes we miss, when we're talking about big things, but i really appreciate your due diligence and attention to detail in this work and to your staff as well. this is something that is near and dear to my heart. when my family came to the u.s. from el salvador, we did all these jobs, cleaned houses, offi