mrs. sullivan's comments about directing the team to rep upon minds folks. of the -- the -- posture in service that we -- within the city should take. these will be public upon comment. and you you know i did know in earlier questioning being a bit concerned about this e mail and how it may be indicative of the dynamic this exists. i do think this and i understand this also going back to president swig's comments about these types of meetings and the dynamic that can exist at times and i understand that when we as when you are slides for the upon ends state of the park are compelling as they are employs you want to get there but we are also custodians of the positions and project and it is end of the day that public upon input is why we are here. we need to have that in minds and it does seem like there was a communication break down that occur the. i do think that -- i want to applaud mrs. sullivan's comments and emphasize broadly we need to be the bigger people, right, as you know upon the, the custodians for the city. be the [inaudible] input we may in th

mr. sullivan goes. i don't think this is a death nel for him. i'm not suggesting that. but i would say the problem here is expenses, big expenses. and expenses is entirely in management control management can't control the macro environment that sort of thing, but they can control expenses and i would say with the amount of rumors out there mr. sullivan has really got a quarter to get this fixed >> man, one quarter to get it fixed. you got solomon on a shorter rope than you had from boeing. >> okay. let's see if like mr. calhoun at boeing he can turn it around and let me be clear i want him to turn it around. i'm a shareholder. the question is on a day like today is do you sell the stock i don't think so and let be clear about why. this stock is a great performer. it outperforms the s&p 500 very, very nicely. so this is a bad quarter, a bad environment, and a bad sort of rumor mill for the ceo you can't ignore that. he's got to fix it right now but one quarter doesn't damage the overall franchise value. >> i've got to ask you the problem here seems to be a little execut

mr. sullivan called one of the german putin versteiers and explained in a raised tone that they had doneng stupid, that they had something to count on, that is , in fact, they showed the russians that not everything is so smooth, that there are certain disagreements, and that the germans are not actually trying to find some there are some excuses. tricks in order not to give these tanks because if you remember from the very beginning they said no at all because it will be the third world war, then they said that we need it to be a joint decision and then the poles started this coalition of european countries, they called 10 who were ready to give tanks, and then the soviets decided to elect permanent ones , they play an extremely positive role. voted, but actually the british did. in this way, they gave us the first missiles that others did not give. they were the first to give us helicopters, these stackings, which are already flying and are used by our naval forces , and they gave us the first tanks, because they are french. are not considered tanks at all, but then everyone says no, n

mr. sullivan called one of the german putin fersteiers and explained in raised tones that they had done somethingid, but that they had something to count on, that is, in fact, they showed the russians that not everything is so smooth that there are certain disagreements and that in fact the germans are trying to find some excuses some tricks there in order not to give these tanks because if you remember from the very beginning they said no at all because it will be the third world war then they said that we need it there was a joint decision, and then the poles began to oppose this coalition of european countries. they called 10 who were ready to give tanks , and then the soviets decided to elect permanent ones. they play an extremely positive role . organizes the parliamentarians so that they come there on time and vote, but actually the british did it. in this way, they gave us the first missiles that others did not give. they were the first to give us helicopters, these stackings, which are already flying and are used by our naval forces , and they gave us the first sneakers because they are f

mr. sullivan once again emphasized that in the administration of joe biden is doing everything to avoid a clash with the russians, but at the same time he added that and the next quote from the adviser , the president will not back down in the face of threats and will help the free people of ukraine when they are attacked, and the free people of ukraine will constantly thank you for this help, the government of estonia has the intention to transfer frozen russian assets worth 17 billion euros to ukraine, but for this it is first necessary to develop a mechanism for their transfer, the minister of foreign affairs said in an interview with the estonian publication postims at the same time , he did not specify when exactly this could happen, but added that his government is making maximum efforts for this. the head of the estonian foreign ministry also said that at the eu level, the process of the possible transfer of frozen russian assets to ukraine is not moving, so according to him official tallinn decided not to sit idly by and began to create its own legal structure that would allow thi

mrs. sullivan's comments about directing the team to rep upon minds folks.-- the -- posture in service that we -- within the city should take. these will be public upon comment. and you you know i did know in earlier questioning being a bit concerned about this e mail and how it may be indicative of the dynamic this exists. i do think this and i understand this also going back to president swig's comments about these types of meetings and the dynamic that can exist at times and i understand that when we as when you are slides for the upon ends state of the park are compelling as they are employs you want to get there but we are also custodians of the positions and project and it is end of the day that public upon input is why we are here. we need to have that in minds and it does seem like there was a communication break down that occur the. i do think that -- i want to applaud mrs. sullivan's comments and emphasize broadly we need to be the bigger people, right, as you know upon the, the custodians for the city. be the [inaudible] input we may in the like t

mr. sullivan got exactly right. premise is that we open and robust debate about those who run for publicc office. i think in order to protect that we need a standard like "new york times" that limits defamation liability. i think you and i very much in agreement. let me try to get to our questions in. how would you recommend including information about this information, misinformation and critical thinking skills in olschools. in high school levels and above, is it being taught? cook's is another area i'm not an expert. i am not an expert on digital literacy. i have read with us experts say in it is being taught. there's a really interesting dichotomy on the basis of age right now. so older people turn out to more likely to share false election disinformation than young people. in part becausen of that there are less discriminating. when they see something that more likely to believe it. the problem with older people is that they might be more likely to be taken in by the speech with younger people there's a differe

i represent sullivan county. >> mr. president -- >> honor and self interest to share one thing. >> here, here. >> i recognize the parliament to the king. the colonies through their ties to the crowd. virginiani is a self-governing dominion within the dish empire. the judgment of virginia should be prepared. i consider acts of parliament attempting to tax our people without their consent in the intolerable act, these are the acts of a foreign power and they must be resisted, gentlemen, with all means within our power. liberty at the same time i call on this convention for the resolution. >> we must be led -- >> how can we disagree? they are atap short range -- >> mr. president. >> thank you, sir. gentlemen, i hope this convention will proceed slowly in the wall. i ask you, is this the moment to plunge into rash measures and discuss our friends in england working to repeal these acts that afflict us? extinguish all that's working in our favor. it is revenge. are we ready for war? >> where are our supplies, our soldiers? t

mrs. sullivan. >> the community advisory group was set up by rec and park with green benefit district.uggestion that came from ucsf based on their group model they have a community group all together. a community folks recommended this model. we started meeting and had meetings from may fwenlt 18 to july of 2020. and we had 8 or 9 meetings and a park tour. we hired rec and park hired an external facilitator the idea of the group was to have representtation from different groups we were transparent with information. as i mentioned, rec and park was starting to feel the group was not representative of large are community and so it was in the an i have lent disbanment it was saying not everyone is in the room let's expand our out reach and move to public low noticed community meetings. some of us had to do with the tenor of interactions at the time. we then had from -- february twenty 20 and december of 22 additional meetings and online survey we briefed supervisor walton and met with other groups during that time. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you. i don't see further questions we will he

mr. sullivan it should be 15 moire from ends to ends on page street. i petitioned in 2018 or 19. and i got an all right back saying 85% of traffic is recorded at 24 miles per hour. which is about 10 miles faster that the the limit. i will share that via e mail. thank you, thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. i'm a resident and support page slow street. i hope the board approved it and and staff per more state experiments to keep shifting the over all experience from one of -- almost pair of getting hit boy vehicles. when we see mou is more mobile homes of joy and beauty. so thank you very much for your work. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm upon steven rich i lived on divisidero for 15 year and support making page a slow street and reducing vehicle volume. i am car free i get froeshs on stanion and downtown and get to the park. page will trans form and my favorite things to live here meeting neighbors. [inaudible]. and i hear you that has the opportunity of in fact in san francisco. for this to happen we need more of the treatments we have at stanion and ma

senator dan sullivan from the senate armed services committee. mr.walk to get weapons to ukraine? >> hey, stuart, great to be back on the show. and you're asking the key question. and what's been the fundamental problem with the biden administration since the beginning of this war is on every single issue -- and this is the latest one with the f-16s -- can they have slow walked matters, and in congress -- usually the senate, by the way, usually a bipartisan senate has pushed them to make right decision. the list is so long, it would take me hours to talk about it. but let me just give you a few examples. initially, the russian inport ban on oil -- import ban on oil, we were going to import the russian oil into the united states, they weren't going to do that. we pressed hem to do that. himars, artillery, different weapons systems. this is the latest one. i talked to general milley about the f-16s this past summer, they thought they were getting there. so this is a huge turn-around that the president just mentioned, and it's the more of the same. cong