for those joining via webex can raise their hands inside webex. mr. chair? and mr. chair, i see now member jeremy lee awaiting recognition for item number 3 and 4. >> mr. lee? >> yeah, just wanted to update everyone that in my role as kind of overseeing the budget of the task force, that i have scheduled a meeting, a group meeting with the clerk's office, the department of elections, and ocea, and that will happen next week, so first off, thank you to all of those departments for agreeing to meet with me so quickly and let you know if you have any questions specifically related to the budget, let me know, and i'd be happy to add them to my meeting with the department. thank you. >> clerk: mr. chair, i see member cooper awaiting recognition. >> mr. cooper? >> yeah, hi. just real quick. my main focus right now is on the website. i think that there's definitely some organizational questions, and i know we have a lot of constraint with the system, but i'm working first to collect any issues or complaints that we have with our redistricting task force website, [indiscern

meeting raise your hand inside webex. we have two callers in the queue. could you please connect us to the first caller? >> i totally agree with her and one thing myself and mary harris the district 11 resident on the other side of my neighborhood i'll we had redistricting meetings we had them in the neighborhood so people that we were talking about before who could not come out it's important we have a public meeting i appreciate the department mandate and if we could do some type of public meeting after january, hopefully when this whole thing calms down and i pray to got that this pandemic finally lessens and people will come out and have their views and opinions heard by you. >> thank you for sharing your comments. >> this is lauren with the league of veteran voters of san francisco. it's skitting that we may be able to meet in person soon and just as safely but it's not a privilege that is afforded to all people. as things open there's people with issues and disabilities and care giving problems for children or elder

meeting raise your hand inside webex. we have two callers in the queue. could you please connect us to the first caller? >> i totally agree with her and one thing myself and mary harris the district 11 resident on the other side of my neighborhood i'll we had redistricting meetings we had them in the neighborhood so people that we were talking about before who could not come out it's important we have a public meeting i appreciate the department mandate and if we could do some type of public meeting after january, hopefully when this whole thing calms down and i pray to got that this pandemic finally lessens and people will come out and have their views and opinions heard by you. >> thank you for sharing your comments. >> this is lauren with the league of veteran voters of san francisco. it's skitting that we may be able to meet in person soon and just as safely but it's not a privilege that is afforded to all people. as things open there's people with issues and disabilities and care giving problems for children or elder

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chris: certainly one of the things we saw was our ability to stay connected through technology, webexom, you know, amazon chime. i've learned all the different teleconferencing tools. and they have all worked reasonably well for us. so, i think we learned things there that we have the ability to stay connected. i think the other thing though that it highlighted for us is, we ultimately are an in-person business. we are in-person in the restaurants, we are in person in the office. and so, you lose something from culture, you lose something from a connectedness by being so remote. and so, you know, while it worked well for the time, we are committed to getting back into our offices, getting back into the restaurants. david: and one of the problems, i think, some of the franchisees are having, not just mcdonald's, was getting people to come back to work. either they don't want to come back to work for health or other reasons, or they want higher compensation for one reason or another, so how hard has it been to get people to come back? chris: it has been very challenging in the u.s. we'v

seconds to breathe, to remember what you're grateful for, get up and stretch between zooms, between webexeetings. all of that is really a way to prevent the unavoidable stress of life. especially during this time. the truth is that stress is never going to be eliminated but cumulative stress, which is what leads to depression, anxiety, hypertension can be eliminated. emily: you are at the forefront of calling for people to disconnect from the devices. i'm curious what you think of the facebook files and the whistleblower who testified again before congress today and talked more about what companies like facebook could do to help mitigate the impacts of social media on their users. listen to what she had to say. >> facebook knows that people who are suffering from extreme loneliness, isolation are also the ones that form very intense habits involving music. -- involving usage. we are talking about thousands of pieces of content per day. you can imagine simple things that are like are you going down a rabbit hole? are you spending 10 hours a day on the system? people can acknowledge this ha

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. >> no, it's webex, you know, the broadband, so i think it makes sense to schedule this to another time. >> yes, and i would suggest before you present to the commission, to the tida board, that perhaps you do a run-through with kate so that we can make sure that there are no issues. >> yeah. the presentation worked well last night with the c.a.b. we didn't experience this last night. apologies, directors, that we weren't able to have it today. >> okay. thank you. let's have this postponed until next meeting, whenever you can schedule it. thank you. i think we'll just go other to the next item. >> okay. before we move on, we should confirm that there was no public comment on this item. >> yeah, i think that we should have the public comment when we have the full report. >> well -- >> -- but i will open it up to any comment that there may be at this point in time, yes. >> clerk: yes, and there is no public comment. >> okay. all right. >> clerk: item number 12, fiscal year 2022-2023 budget planning. >> okay. budget planning, and is this jamie that's going to present this? >> yes, jamie wi

technology that our customers are leveraging whether that's salesforce.com, slack, microsoft teams, zoom, webex many more >> finally, aaron, i loved your retweet about the trend of tech ceos who were immigrants and raised in india and now twitter, palo alto, adobe, microsoft. i wonder if that will move the needle specifically as it's aimed towards tech >> it's a great point. i think it's incredible the leadership that we've been able to build out in the tech industry on a talent level, on an innovation level and i do believe that america is going to make immigration policies are actually holding us back from the true potential that our country could have in leading the tech industry and leading on an economic level over the next couple of decades and beyond and if you look at our immigration policy in particular, h1b visas representative of this challenge. the number of visas that are allocated every single year has been the same for the past couple of decades and yet the tech industry has expanded tremendously in those couple decades. we are fundamentally squandering one of the most important

. >> forget teams, webex and zoom. sun life financial got around a conflict with a hollow gram.can't make it to the wedding because of covid restrictions >> ring ring, london calling you look so beautiful. >> oh, my god. oh, this is absolutely incredible >> a leading hollow gram company, says this will continue. >> people don't have time to book a flight, go to a hotel, book their security and waste all of that time and effort. you beam in, you beam out. >> reporter: another company, art technology, plans to install hologram studios in 150 wework studios. it can cost $1,000 to rent or as much as $60,000 to buy those who use the technology say the investment pays off. >> we're in the business of creating interesting times for people, experiences. hospitality is about that. this elevates that guest experience and people just laugh. >> and the possibilities for remote work are endless. for instance, here i can join you in a studio around the world as a 3-d hollow gram as if i'm right there beside you in the future it may feel like i'm with you as well because some companies are exp

. >> forget teams, webex and zoom. sun life financial got around a.eduling conflict with a hologram british bridesmaid can't make it to the wedding because of covid restrictions >> ring ring, london calling you look so beautiful. >> oh, my god. oh, this is absolutely incredible >> a leading hologram company, predicts even post pandemic demand will grow >> people don't have time to book a flight, go to a hotel, book their security and waste m all of that time and effort.n, . >> reporter: another company, art technology, plans to ins you beam in, you beam out. studios. it can cost $1,000 to rent or as much as $60,000 to buy those who use the technology say the investment pays off. >> we're in the >> reporter: another company, art technology, plans to install hologram studios in 150 wework offices by next year it can cost $1,000 to rent or as much as $60,000 to buy those who use the technology say the investment pays off. >> we're in the business of creating interesting times for people, experiences. hospitality is about that. this elevates that guest ex

i will put the instructions for public comment up on the screen for anyone joining webex and remember that public comment could be related to the item two and please remember to press star 3 in order to be added to the comment queue. if you do not press star 3, and you will not appear in the comment queue. i am seeing no callers in the queue. all right. let's close public comment please. if there is no more discussion from commissioner, let's call the roll. [roll call] the motion passes. moving on to item three. president discussion. good evening, everyone. the commission on the environment acknowledges that we occupy the homeland of the ramaytush ohlone people who are the original inhabitants and we recognize the ramaytush ohlone understand the interconnectedness of all things and maintain harmony with nature and we honor them for their enduring commitment to represent mother earth. the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, or forgotten the responsibilities as care takeers of the place as well as for all people to reside in the traditional territory. we recognize we benefit from l

for those on the webex, enter your questions on the chat. before we kick off, i want to recognize and thank the cochairman steve: for his participation in the event. i believe he is here. i would like you to offer remarks before i turned to the panelists. it seems he hasn't joined us just yet. so i will move on to introducing our panelists. first, i would like to welcome our frequent collaborator doctor and well in, and analyst and russian in european affairs, where he focuses on russian politics, military and intelligence, and u.s. foreign policy towards russia. he has also as of yesterday a newly minted phd, so i believe welcome and a hearty congratulations is in order. second, robert lee, a phd candidate at the war studies ryman at king's college in london and a fellow at the research institute. he is a must follow on twitter for his original open-source analysis and insights on russian military activity. i would like to welcome my old friend, an expert on security and currently an associate fellow at the world united institute. he has fr

. >> i understand we are joined with senator young by webex?> there are serious consequences for russian aggression they would impose high-impact economic sanctions but in f vague terms not providing enough substance as an effective deterrent so can you provide any more specifics about what measures are being considered by the administration to counter russian aggression? >> senator young and want to think the opportunity to speak in classified session i was quite clear and specific about the various measures we are working on with our allies and partners i would say the president was equally precise it didn't come as a surprise he wasis very aware which is part of the strategy but suffice it to say that the impact would be extremely profound doesn't serve the policymaking process to go any further than that i in the setting in our you will understand. >> i do. it is already subject to sanctions. so why have the sanctions not served as an effective deterrent so far quick. >> you and i have had this conversation before. i personally believe the

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. >> think you senator kaine now we have senator young on webex. >> yes chairwoman, thank you so muchan return us down a little bit, that is too loud. we are trying to get that done now. sorry go ahead. >> how is that? is that better. thank you so much. ambassador nichols previous ministrations have rightly noted effectively a third quarter with the united states. the time i served in the marine corps in the 1990s as a member of joint task force and i was operating on the southern border, working in collaboration with other countries to deal with issues like illegal migration and drug trafficking and at the same time promoting strong trading relationships with countries in the caribbean. were seeing a growing decline in democracy and government in that region. we seen instability in haiti lead to migration and each person descending on their own border, wheezing authoritarian governments throughout the area, cuba in particular, he continued his aversive activities. migration is destabilize many countries and population of economic stagnation and uncertainty. mr. ambassador, i want to

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you know, webex it is and was and, you know, we presumed that we'd be seen and heard virtually, but as it turns out, we were heard, but not seen. again, i just wanted to bring this up for others. you know, i was in the presentation, we were in the q &a and i asked can anybody see us and the answer was no, we can't see you, but we can hear you. i assumeded we were on camera the whole time and our reactions were being gaged. that's a close matter that's emotional to us. and also, we couldn't see you either. without rare exception, we were presenting to a screen of black boxes with xs in them. and i think, you know, we should make sure that our videos are on for the speakers. thank you. >> secretary: thank you. sir, that is your time. okay. last call for public comment for items not on today's agenda. general public comment is closed. for item nine, case number 2020-008417cwp, recovery strategies, economic recovery update. informational presentation. staff, are you prepared to make your presentation? >> yes, i am, jonas. i'm throwing my case out to who i believe is in the list. >> secreta

left and i do recommend that members and witnesses who are joining remotely use the great view in webex here, so that you could look at that time on your screen. after testimony is complete, pleased to remember to yourself to avoid inadvertent background noise. and i will owe all of our witnesses to testify before we begin questioning. so, we'll first hear testimony from mrs. tanya trujillo, assistant in the department of interior. the chair now recognizes miss trujillo to testify for five minutes. do we have assistant secretary trujillo? let me just ask our staff if we are having some kind of technical difficulty. assistant secretary trujillo, i believe you're muted. which you will not be the first offender in that regard. we've all done. but if you can unmute yourself, we'd love to hear from you. thank you for your patience, folks. while we figure out why we don't have audio for the assistant secretary. tell you what -- yes, do we have her now? >> it says star six to unmute. mister chairman, can you hear me? >> yes. >> i. thank you. >> hurry. thank you. you're recognized for five minu

senator young by webex. >> thank you, chairman. welcome mr. mosseri. in ms. haugen's testimony she discussed how instagram generates all farm and self-hate, especially for vulnerable groups like teenage girls. now i happen to have three young daughters and two teenage daughters and this issue hits home to me, but it hits home to a lot of americans. so you're here today. you're the head of instagram. you have an opportunity to tell your side of the story. and i do believe if we're not receiving some constructive, actionable and bold measures to deal with what is popularly believed to be a serious health -- and significant public health issue, congress will act. because our constituents insist that we act. we've held a lot of hearings now. we've done our best to educate ourself. but frankly, since you run the platform, since you know the technology, since you spend so much time working on these matters, you could really help us. if you don't, we're going to feel an imperative to act. that's just the reality of it. so with that said, with that foundation laid, d

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it's my first time on this webex. so yeah, those bedrooms will have full floor-to-ceiling frosted glass panels, facing to natural light sources. sorry if the presentation went quickly. i was trying to squeeze quite a bit in in the five minutes, but these are floor-to-ceiling mechanical glass panels, and there'll be mechanical ventilation to force air into these spaces. >> commissioner diamond: i recognize that you're dealing with numerous challenges here, but clearly, there's a preference for windows, and i'm wondering what it would have meant if you had to design these with windows as opposed to glass panels? >> yeah, i went through many iterations with this. the issue is, obviously, we've only got limited exposures in the front and rear, but to group more bedrooms towards either the back of the building or on the street facade would have basically killed the living-dining areas, and so the decision was made to include these second bedrooms, nests bedrooms, as you described them, that can be used, you know, as a trad

please note that once you are unmuted, anything that you may say will be available in webex and can be subject to being heard by the live streaming and c-span. since members are participating from different locations, the way we're going to order the members will be by seniority within the subcommittee. documents for the record can be sent to kaczmarek, i usually get that right-- there we go. at the e-mail address that we have provided to the staff and all documents will be entered into the record at the conclusion of the meeting. we'll begin at this point with opening statements of five minutes by the members and the chair now recognizes herself for five minutes. bottom line, the internet is not living up to its promises. at its birth in the previous century, the internet promised more social connection, new communities and experiences and more economic opportunity. but these benefits have come with very steep consequences and costs. today's internet is harming our children, our society, and our democracy. five years ago at the age of 13, anastasia joined instagram, which quickly floo