can we. mr. peskin suggesting we can principle a regulation allowing the puc to proceed without approve thanksgiving legislation. he is in favor with if. i support i -- concur. >> just commissioners if i may, a regulation would take just as long as will doing this as well. so. you know it is in the just about approving today. it is about your staff have to draft this with our office. and then put it out for the public and come back and vote on it. so. just keep that in mind. >> there is also take 60 days for regulations to start if the commission were to have a regulation today would be 60 days before it would be operative. >> chair lee, is it the case does the city attorney revise advice is is that an opportunity to reconsider the issues and provide updated advice. would that be an option? that's a question for -- that was for the city attorney. i can't speak for my entire office. but i know that the advice we issued regarding that program took in account the legislation as written. these folks o

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mr. canning we have your materials here so you can probably proceed without the slides. >> very well. recommendations to support with some modifications include- >> if i may- >> yes. >> is this document is public, correct? >> correct, yes. >> just reading it i don't think mr. canning is super helpful, we have it in front of us. if there are things you want to direct our attention to. >> yes. happy to do that commissioner. i think just in summary of these 10 items that staff recommends tentative support with modifications, most of those changes i think are pretty miner and just seek to clarify what is being proposed or tweak the language slightly to avoid any unintended consequences, but i think the bulk of those are things staff recommends the commission support in concept just you know, like to get clarification on the details and how those are executed. yeah, that leaves a lot of overlap in terms of what is proposed by supervisor peskin and the mayor regarding ways to strengthen the city behested payment rules. >> we have all this-one of the commissioners will need to leave by a cer

mr. can also insist ship bars ghoul was tortured by police and custody. some thing officially deny it was not accusation on words. used in a campaign to quote take action against the police chief and a judge which led to the terrorism charges. former cricket start is immune from arrest until the next high court hearing on august 31st. when i'm wrong can came under intense international pressure for visiting moscow earlier this year. i guess the former leader told me he was simply seeking to economic ties between the nations. well, look, you know, country is foreign policy must be for the benefit of their own public. do 120000000 bug, a son is elected me. my briar. he had to be there, what is good for that their benefit, their rights, that interests that has to be my priority. and so what i had took the trip to russia and this was all the stakeholders. why on board? the idea was that we would improve our relationship with russia, and we would, you know, we have trading it links with russia, we want to improve the trading links. we already were a pipeline.

can you deal with us, mr. mccrae in their convenience, can enjoy it. usefulness to sort some sort of pieces. sure. your own richards from oscar villages to prospecting, estates, to swap ship. the 3 sation still upset the distant passage for youth of some sort museum. this depends on who i differ with body of the russian government has been very straightforward, very direct with what it wants. it wants to protect russian interests in lon skin. donuts in the don boss. it wants crimea to ensure the safety of ethnic russian safety and security has been very, very clear about that. and so in the end, despite what we're hearing from the ukranian government, i think the ukrainians are going to have to eventually agree to some sort of a land for peace deal. all blue. ah ah, yes. now can you give me this deploy box near to nancy ro them look in the new book is up rather than actually shifting the radiator young will showcase in undeveloped i know that sounds good to the boy. why is it w boy? ah, [000:00:00;00] a little your quote am in my chair. it's laura doesn't want that extra mom, but i k

ah, with mr. can, you're very welcome to our, to international thank you for your time today. my pleasure. on both a political on human level, it's been an extraordinary and i imagine stressful week for you, culminating today.

mr. clerk, can you read item no. four. >> item no. four is resolution retroactively authorizing the department of public health to accept and expend a grant increase in the amount of $95,863 from the california department of public health for a total amount of $978,948 for participation in a program, entitled “sexually transmitted disease program management and collaboration,” for the period of july 1, 2019, through june 30, 2024. members the public joining remotely and wish to comment, please call 415-655-0001 and enter the meeting id of 24927999124. then press pound twice. once connected, press star three to enter the speaker line. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand and when the system indicates you have been unmuted, that's your queue to begin your comments. madam chair. >> we have suzanne from dhp to present on this item. >> good afternoon, chair ronen, vice-chair safai, supervisor mar, very glad to be here with you this afternoon. speaking about this request for supplemental funding to a grant from the califo

mr. can also insist ship bonds, goal was tortured by police in custody. something officially. it was not accusation . words used in a campaign raleigh to take action against the police chief and the judge which led to the terrorism charges. now he's currently immune from arrest until his next high court hearing an august 31st. and run con, came under intense international pressure for visiting moscow earlier this year. pakistan's former leader told me he was simply seeking to boost economic ties. well, look, you don't countries, foreign policy must be for the benefit of their own public. 220000000 bug, a son is elected me. my bride, he had to be there. what is good for that? their benefit, their rights, that interests that has to be my priority. and so, what i had took the trip to russia, and this was all the stakeholders on board. the idea was that we would improve our relationship with russia. and we would, you know, we have trading links with russia. we want to improve the trading links. we already were a pipeline, a gas pipeline was, was being plan 56 years back before i c

time time to sit down and talk mr. can you're very welcome to our, to international thank you for your time today. my pleasure. on both a political unhuman level. it's been an extraordinary and i imagine stressful week for you, culminating today in an islamabad court extending and no arrest bail for 7 more days. so firstly, how are you? well, in some ways, or it's the best of times and some ways is the worst of times. why is the best of times? because a since i left office for months back, never has there been such a public response for, for any political party as it is for my body to do so in that sense, you know, it's for us, for a political person who's struggle for 26 years to raise awareness amongst the public. i think it's a, one of the best times for us, for my party, for me it's, it's very satisfying to see a politically aware public understanding issues. we're coming out on streets by themselves to stand up for the rights on the the other hand or it's a bad diamond pakistan because we have, we are descending into

mr. can you're very welcome to our, to international thank you for your time today. my pleasure. on both a political and human level, it's been an extraordinary and i imagine stressful week for you, culminating today in an islam a bad court, extending a no arrest bail for 7 more days. so firstly, how are you? well, in some ways it's the best of times and some ways is the worst of times. why is the best of times? because since i left office 4 months back, never has there been such a public response for, for any political party as it is for my body today. so in that sense, you know, it's for us, for a political person who's struggling for 26 years to raise awareness amongst the public. i think it is one of the best time for us, for my party, for me it's, it's very satisfying to see a politically aware public understanding issues coming out on streets by themselves to stand up for the right. on the the other hand it's a bad diamond focused on because we have, we are descending into fascism. we have a government which has no credibility amongst the people. it is it, we call it and im

mr. can you're very welcome to our, to international. thank you for your time today. my pleasure on both a political and human level, it's been an extraordinary and i imagine stressful week for you, culminating today in an islam abroad court, extending a new arrest, bail for 7 more days. so firstly, how are you? well, in some ways it's the best of times and some ways, it's the worst of times. why is the best of times? because since i left office for months back, never has there been such a public response for, for any political party as it is for my body today. so in that sense, you know, it's for us, for a political person who's struggling for 26 years to raise awareness amongst the public. i think it is one of the best time for us, for my party, for me it's, it's very satisfying to see a politically aware public understanding issues coming out on streets by themselves to stand up for the right. on the the other hand, it's a bad diamond bug. it's done because we have, we are descending into fascism. we have a government which has no credibility amongst the people. it

we see that ah, with mr. can, you're very welcome to our, to international thank you for your time today. my pleasure. on both a political and human level, it's been an extraordinary and i imagine stressful week for you, culminating today in an islamabad court extending and no arrest bail for 7 more days. so firstly, how are you? well, in some ways, sir, it's the best of times and some ways is the worst of times. why is the best of times? because a since i left office for months back, never has there been such a public response for, for any political party as it is for my body to do so in that sense, you know, it's for us, for a political person who's struggle for 26 years to raise awareness amongst the public, i think it's a one of the best times for us, for my party, for me it's, it's very satisfying to see a politically.

mr. can claim the action was carried out to instill fear in any one supporting this central party. just ha ha. those who are allowed to live would tell tales of ganga combs, brutality. this resulted in many cities surrendering to mongo holds without to fight. this is what the government is doing by torturing shabba his guilt. they want to tell us that if they can break him physically, mentally than they can do to anyone in pakistan, i'm inviting everyone to join us, embrace their voice in protest. well, mr. shabbas dale was detained last week for allegedly making controversial remarks about the country's army he since being charged with sedition. m. ron cam has no vote. another round of street protests against the coalition government. he's also appealed to supporters to speak out against restrictions, allegedly imposed on the pakistan news channel, saying it's been pressured into not broadcasting p t. i events. when mister ken was austin from power in april, following a vote of no confidence by pakistan's parliament, he's accused washington of orchestrating his removal and in may,

we've also got the issue mr. can continue between the government and the tv. and if especially was given on the issue of how these negotiations should happen. so because of all this, the nation of so many factors then teamed up with the issue of lack of political consequences between the 2 factions. then it becomes completely complicated. what about the humanitarian situation? because the u. n says 90 percent of the peak people in take right need 8 when when the even chance is fire that that was announced by the government in much at least the supplies that started entering the gray region where the united nations estimates that more than 5000000 people there and had been kind of block that from human to, to supply. but that started happening, you know, and now with this fighting, then that means access of much as a place would be an issue. it has said that more than 570000 meters of food was calling from their own stores. and that means you've been supplying already supplies that are in the, in the region becomes an issue. so it's bound to really affect 1st s

i argue deformed by mr. can be bang politically and legally in the office on the off years within the military that he can come in on holly for you to those 2 bought. he can change the force off bucks. in splitting policy, he made joined china and the short leg log of which is something the immediately and bench to other lynch. you boys this critical parties that they don't feel comfortable with. enron khan, who was removed from office via a parliamentary vote early this year, has remained under intense pressure from political rivals who are now in power. that situation has drawn plenty of parallel to what's happening. state side with the former us president donald trump, is off. he's rachel blevins. nomics compares the crackdown on the former prime minister of pakistan continues, months after he was removed from office, and it's drawing comparisons to the buying and ministrations treatment of former president trump in a world where both former officials have seen their supporters compared to domestic terrorist

unbeatable internet made to do anything so you can do anything. mr. trump can we get your reaction to today? mr. trump can we get your reaction to the raid sir? >> former president left trump tower just before 8 pm this evening with no comment. but in his statement earlier he described today's fbi surge as quote, an assault that can only happen in third world countries. fact check, it was a legally obtained search warrant. there was not any assault. let's bring in our guest phil rucker pulitzer prize deputy national editor at the washington post. he's written two books deep inside donald trump's head and tim o'brien bloomberg senior columnist he, is seeing trump's tax returns. frank fugliuzzi and barbara mcquade still with us. take us inside donald trump's head. you wrote the book very stable genius. this is a man who values his privacy, and controlling the narrative around him. how do you think he's taking the news tonight? >> you know obviously he's not taking it well steph because we saw that statement that he issued very quickly after the raid toda

total number of such launchers in 22 units of these high-precision missile systems, all zimmers and mrs canin one salvo 168 years. each of these missiles has a range of 80 km, and each rocket or projectile of the jam-jemmaris has individual guidance with a proven accuracy of almost one meter. that is, each missile is a potentially separate destroyed target of the enemy, and now we have destroyed more than 50 enemy warehouses only at the expense of the chamberlains, as the minister of defense of ukraine said, and this in addition to warehouse stocks, there are also command posts and means of electronic warfare. well, of course, bridges. we well remember the bridges over the dnipro in antonivtsi and on novaya kakhovka, but the question of the number of heimers and emilaris actually hm derivative of the number of e-e missiles we will receive from the united states, and it is precisely this new package of military aid that allows us to frankly , at least indirectly, calculate the number of missiles with which we receive from the united states, if we subtract from this package 550 million the co

mr. kostiantyn. we can now talk about the blockage in the zaporozhye direction .amic is the situation changing there? e nuts of reeds but yes machka constant battles the enemy is pounding from all types of artillery our defenders give an answer eh and the acts are very active partisans work particularly in berdyansk and in melitopol, they are not only undermining infrastructure objects, destroying communications, and also actively resisting the efforts of collaborators to organize this so-called frog referendum on joining russia . i wanted to separately to stop at the gulyaipol community there, our fighters of the legion of freedom performed combat missions there, we were there, we talked, we residents helped to evacuate, people say that uh, all their houses were destroyed , we saw them ourselves, we just walked around like that to say the excursion, they showed the little ones that it can be called an excursion, people were literally left with nothing without what

so i can say that human beings are human only when they are not regarded as some don't regard themselves as some will o' the wisp or dust in the wind. mr. lamb: you say that an interview you had with time magazine and then with french television were the first steps toward glasnost, openness. can you tell us why they were? mr. gorbachev: because it was unusual. before me, that never happened. if they answered questions, they did that in writing. they received questions in writing, and then they answered questions and gave them to reporters. but there were never the kind of exchanges in which i was ready to engage. and i was new to that thing. it was not easy. it was not simple for me then. we've been talking for almost an hour now, and i liked this atmosphere. i like this talk. it's not important for me whether or not the camera is on. but in the past, when i was beginning, when i saw the camera, i first became almost speechless. it took all that changed to change that. so glasnost became began with the general secretary. and the general secretary who spoke sometimes in awkward phrases, who spoke sometimes not maybe very properly, but

people should not to think that switzerland is very security for them, that's why i think that we can ask mr. ambassador . she went to switzerland, i'm sorry, but in three years it's a super career, that's why she's a politician, we can demand them from her and write an order to her. dan bribes billions of dollars of euros and francs that were stolen from the ukrainian budget, let him return it here and then we'll be to discuss, but for now, this appointment looks more like, let's say , an attempt to get a nice chair, a nice golden parachute, but the question is how she will use it and what she will be able to do for the state of ukraine well, let's say in a month we will be able to meet with you and talk, we can draw conclusions in a month, but we don't appoint her or remove her from the position of this, that, we don't care if there will be a public inquiry, if people will discuss that this ambassador is not suitable, that this ambassador is not doing anything, look, we have great ambassadors in fact, from the 14th year to the present, ukrainian diplomacy is changing, it's about sitting ba

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mr. igor samii. can we restore it?t restore contact now, unfortunately, but i think that the main thing is that we recently caught the enemy trying to renew his offensive capabilities on in the izyum direction, he is directly interested in the slavic, as well as interesting information from the ministry of justice, the court can confiscate the ukrainian assets of russian oligarch volodymyr yevtushenko - this is the person as close as possible to putin under the new sanctions mechanism already in september, denys moluska said about this, less than six months have passed yevtushenko has on the territory of ukraine, there are several companies that he controls, the minister said, these companies have a fairly large amount of real estate , most of the real estate is located in the city, you know in to whom in my native zaporizhzhia, as it turned out , such assets were transferred - he seems to be zaporizhzhia itself, if i am not mistaken, now such assets will be transferred to the management of the body determined by the c

can you still hear me? i think we might be having some troubles with a connection that mr consultant, can you hear me in a key in the studio here? no, i hear you. yes, i hear you. wonderful. i would like to ask you about president of the ones i reason decision that turkey will start paying for some of its russian natural gas imposing variables. how will benefit the country a ticket to use russian currency instead of dollars? good. we know that the steps are teaching to use national occurrences in trade between turkey and the russia. and these steps will string the currencies and therefore the economy economy is of the 2 countries. as you know, that the economic station in turkey is not very well now. and i think the steps, steps of national currents is with strength also the turkish economies. and the, i think the main targets of encore, and the most goal in this decision is that the aim is that to break the economic influence of the u. s. by sibling the u. s. store. so i think it's a positive step to strength, detroit, and also the russian economy. and as long as those are political scientists, many thanks f

voyko joins us by phone, we established a connection yaroslav, we congratulate you once again, can you hear us mr. yaroslav, i can hear you well. it's wonderful. and kurt volker gave an interview. and here we are for the second day discussing what he said there, this is a former special representative let's remind the us department of state for ukraine and he said that regarding ukraine and georgia and when they can become nato members despite the fact that part of their territories are occupied by russia, volker considers it possible to apply the so-called rasmusin formula, which was proposed two years ago by the former nato secretary general, it provides for an agreement between nato and the candidate countries that they do not return the occupied territories by force. he said that in the case of georgia this is possible, at the same time he said that this formula is not suitable for ukraine now because russia attack destroyed such an opportunity . please comment on these words of bulker. i agree with a highly certified diplomat. and in general, we had a situation like this for a long time when