mr. moderator, any callers with their hand raised? >> madam secretary, there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you, public comment on item 7 is closed. >> thank you. can i have a motion and second if there are no more questions on this item? >> move to approve. >> second. >> can we have roll call, please? [roll call] >> four ayes. >> excellent. item passes. thank you. can we have the next item, please? >> item 8, public hearing to consider and possible action to adopt rules and regulations for the implementation of the social impact partnership program in conformance with requirements of charter section 4.104 effectsive april 22, 2023. >> may i have the slides? great. good afternoon commissioners. my name is valerie (indiscernible) the manager for the social impact partnership program. first i like to thank you for honor the ancestor of the land. here with my colleague julia deputy director of community benefit. planning to copresent today, however she is recovering from a cold but will be available to assist if there are questions

mr. moderator do we have callers? >> there are no caller wishing to be rescue noised. >> public comment on item 6 is closed. >> thank you. can we have the next item. >> item 7 skoenlt calendar. >> comments and questions on the scene. do you need to read them public comment. members who wish it make 2 minutes of remote comment on item 7, press star 3 to raise your hand. do we have callers? there are no callers wish to be rescue noised. public comment is closed. >> thank you. clothes if there are no comments can i have a motion and second on thisical dar item of move to approve consent. >> second. >> president ajami. >> aye >> vice president maxwell. >> aye >> commissioner paulson >> aye >> commissioner rivera. >> aye >> stacy >> you aye. >> you have 5 ayes items passed. can we have the next item. >> item 8 approve imagination to the san francisco purkes, c commission fiscal year 22 similar 23 over time budget 1 million 500 and decrease in salary budget of 1 million 500 to cover the anticipated over time to the end of t

mr. moderate, sensible and wis president to make tucker carlson listen to a made-up so story about how devastatedaff were abou his arrest last week >> they were crying, they were actually crying. they said, i'm sorry they said, 2024, sir 2024 and tears are pouring down their face i've never seen anything lik that those people are phenomenal. those are your police, those are the people that work at th courthouse, they'r unbelievable people. many of them were in tears o close to them. many apologies, we're sorry, sir. >> i swear to god, if i didn't know donald trump better and his lack of a sense of irony, would think he was doing a donald trump bit i don't know which is more cringe inducing, trump has don the same tough guys had tear in their eyes for a story like 100 times, or that tucker ha to sit there and just be enthralled by it of course, the great reporter, michael itzkoff with a law enforcement source, who told him the source was, absolutely yes. there was zero truth to trump' account. quote, there were zero peopl crying, therefore, zero people saying i'm sorry now watch tucker carlson, go

mr. moderator do we have callers with hands raised? >> there are no callers wishing to be recognized. >> public comment on item 6 is closed. why upon excellent. if there are no more comments or questions. i we can have a motion. >> move to approve. >> president agentlemeny. >> aye >> vice president maxwell >> aye >> commissioner paulson. >> aye joovm commissioner rivera. >> aye >> commissioner stacy. >> aye. >> excellent item passes could you call the next item. next is item 7. authorize issuance of 865 million of 23ab bonds and issuance of the 23 series c bonds del gift to the gm authorization to apointer write and enter in one or more bond contracts with under write irs if the city's pool and procurement process and with city's policies subject to limited on compensation setforth in the resolution. authorize the gm to sell the 23 wastewater bond in one more series on negotiated basis as a gm determines in the best financial interests of the san francisco public utility's commission. jury room good afternoon, commissioners. nick, capi

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that is, the goal was there to destroy as many of our people as possible, just citizens of moderate people, mr we talk about the intensity of the fire from the non-government-controlled territory of ukraine in the kherson region, how has it changed recently, unfortunately, in the last two days, i have to say that it has increased intensively in our country , because the previous one, added then, did not shelling eh, a little later there will be statistics that we have yesterday, we have a plot, there are three people who were injured, eh, two people, this is the kherson district , one person is from the boryslav district, eh, two days ago, we had a level of shelling there of 20-21 shelling eh so that well, in the last two days, the number of us has increased. has the type of weapons used by the russians changed in recent weeks, unfortunately, they started to use more eh aviation and aerial bomber paint eh, this is an additional threat to us eh but i want to say that the shutters have experience in combating this type of ammunition, so i think that we can either reduce this threat or reduce it

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potentially harmful content, in my opinion, it is necessary to take one of the measures to moderate this behavior , mr. because of your algorithms , give priority to the provision of moser content directly to children, such as self-harm challenges and even suicide just 3 days ago , italy started investigating tik tok in relation to the security concerns of users after this french wound challenge went viral on your platform. which encourages children to reach the border of anesthesia or unfortunate cases of death if this is not enough, i want to tell you the story of the installation. a 16-year-old boy from new york ended his life a year ago by jumping in front of a train in isfahan. i want to thank my parents again, they are there. i want to thank you for they came here today and allowed us to show this. it destroyed lives. your company destroyed their lives . chu please your technology literally does it lead to death? yes or no . do you take full responsibility for the algorithms used in tik tok to prioritize content for users? yes or no . that myself, hassan's father, was very sad and i repeat , don

mr. undersecretary, thank you you first for moderating this. there has been operating in ukraine since 1932. agriculture and health care. what brought us there is the people and tremendous opportunity. we have invested in agriculture in ukraine. we continue to see that continually. he said it well and your opening remarks, ukraine is the breadbasket of the world. the impact agriculture in ukraine has outside of ukraine is equally important as it happens to domestic ukraine. >> let's talk about the future and current string. agriculture has always been a mainstay of the ukrainian account -- ukrainian economy. you have fields that have been mined. a fertilizer shortage. you have huge environmental damage. i would like to hear about the contract on the agricultural side. also on the text i, as you pointed out, before the war, ukraine's ic workforce was highly ranked. it was ranked fourth in the world. the last five years before the war, actually doubled. you have an immense increase. you have an infrastructure they -- infrastructure that has been

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try to threaten social media companies under the auspices of some sort of allowed content moderation. . >> a mr. -- the didn't threaten or chorus the platform. they attorney generals complain they lack a factual basis. you did mention, as i understand, it just last, week the district judge in that case denied the administration's motion to dismiss. doesn't that's and i'll meet the opposite of what mr. shelley testified? >> turn on your mic. is your mic on? >> our federal district judge came to the opposite conclusion. >> that conclusion is that the -- there is plausible, factually geisha, and in support of a legally sufficient legal theory. that this censorship scheme violates first amendment. can you summarize some of the allegations of fact concerning coercion and threats that you tended to the court to that conclusion? >> i preface that by saying that in fact there's more than one way you can violate the first amendment. there's coercion, joint precipitation, there is conspiracy there's deception, there is pervasive entwined met, there are a significant encouragement. even if we hadn't alleg

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he's first got to get them all lined up, and then he can try to bring some moderate republicans over to him. all right. so, mr biden 80 years old here as he launches his bid to win back the white house. how how big of an issue do you expect? that that that his age is going to be in this race, even if it's just that perception from from some voters that maybe he's not up to the job at this point. age donald trump is an example. which i don't think is a sure um, elderly, uh, candidates in terms of american history, how old presidents were and in the case of mr biden we know from polling , and it doesn't matter whether you're a democrat or republican . there is concern around age. there's concern around the idea of electing an 82 year old president who you know for a second term who would be 86 at the end of the second term, and so those concerns are legitimate when you consider it doesn't matter about your biden. it just matters that the presidency of the united states is arguably the toughest job in the world and requires an immense amount of vigor and stamina. and i think everybody who watches joe biden would

mr. vladyslavovich, this is some kind of tectonic sum, well, probably a measure , so considering the moderateition of our german partners, eh, here, in fact, a revolutionary statement but again, you and i talked about the fact that our western partners are absolutely rational, they absolutely rationally measure the specific actions of the ukrainian general staff, according to the ukrainian of the defense forces that will act as part of the contour offensive, or is it possible as part of these actions to take certain measures on the territory of the regions of the russian federation bordering ukraine, so why not, because we have to destroy all enemy infrastructure facilities with the help of which the russians are shelling the territory of our country, the nearest border crossings from the territory of which the supply of military equipment and everything else that meets the needs of the russian army in action is playing with you specifically for a military operation, which means that these are legitimate goals to defeat and although our western partners insist that we did not use the weapons

mr. maurstad, i'm very supportive of the administration's recommendation to create a means-tested assistance program that will help hoe e and moderate income families afford flood insurance by offering a graduated discount benefit. has fema flushed out what the particulars of this program could be? for example, what the discount percentages or the amounts would look like and how much money people could save? >> well, thank you for your support and for the question. to date, we have not actually developed the program. what we've outlined is a framework for the direction that we believe the program should be instructed to go by congress in developing this affordability framework. so the details we've not -- >> still working on it. >> still working on it. >> well, in our march 10th hearing, i asked one of our witnesses about legislative solutions for addressing the racial disparities people of color face. .. >> is he nfip aware of them proactively collecting data ontn these disparities? >> so there's no question we need what you described should not occur. we are working at making sure all of our programs are based in equity. it's a pr

moderate. well, that is , liberalistically minded should both according to him to shake words. uh, the regime in russia, let us recall this particular mra moment, a member of the four-sided commission, a graduate of the atlantic bridge, the largest globalist organization that actually forms the german foreign policy class a few weeks ago said in all seriousness that nord stream-2. the polish fishermen, who drowned the fish with dynamite, could completely drown. here in the baltic sea you can imagine what a deep look and what a high flight of geopolitical thought. this is the evidence of that genepolitical insanity or smoke. which is rolling now. eh, the european political class and that, probably, indirectly testifies really to the great decline of europe, we, respectively, and the united states, which are the leader of the german-romance world, and it really comes on the agenda. uh, the global uh coexistence of various civilizations that remember all the horrors of colonialism and uh nazi nazi ideologies not only in germany but also in chile and many other parts of the world and america for americans the notorious monroe doctrine, whi

these objects for free, but for a moderate fee, and that is why it is necessary to make changes to the cabinet of ministers' resolution of the current legislation, mr. andriy let's talk about what is happening now with the transitions, because all these circuses are also hundreds of thousands of probably party, lord , party religious organizations. well they are legally registered, it's a bunch of separate such registered religious organizations , how do you think this transition should take place now in a civilized way, and i still can't collect it all, who has this we don't have a law to initiate it, the verkhovna rada doesn't approve it for some reason, er, the law would solve it as best as possible, ban a bunch of different organizations with one law. that has to be proven . yes, or communities should do it themselves , they have such a right, as we understand it at the local level self-government, well, these are examples because this week, three oblasts, or already four, in volhynia, and yesterday , also voted, well, regional councils there expressed their political will against the church, well, formally, they simply turned to the center, ye

peace treaties with moderate arab countries within the region, we see that the radical forces among the palestinians are becoming more and more stronger. it's a bit rich, isn't it, mr, to say that the west bank and the palestinians are not interested in negotiating with you, your government, the coalition, is most definitely not interested in negotiating with them. never before has there been a government so full of ministers who only want one thing and that is the complete annexation of all that occupied territory. that is what you have wanted for years, it is what people like mr smotrich and mr ben—gvir want and it's what this government appears to be intent on achieving. so, first of all, that is not the policy of the government. crosstalk. it's the policy of individuals i havejust named including yourself. you started calling for the annexation of occupied territory in the west bank as far back as 2011. let's talk first of all about the narrative. i never called it annexation, you cannot annex something that belonged to us. i called at applied sovereignty. you talk to international lawyers about that, mr danon. well, i will but i never called it annexation and

moderation practices. i believe it should be a baseline requirement to enable meaningful oversight. and consumer choice. mr. chew, just yes or no, do you believe a requirement for annual content moderation practices for social media platforms would be beneficial? yes or no? >> yes. >> this transparency bill would also require online platforms to maintain detailed records describing their algorithmic process will review by the federal trade commission, in compliance with key privacy and data identification standards. mr. chew, this tiktok currently maintain records describing their algorithmic processes? yes or no? >> congresswoman, i would need to check and get back to you on what kind of specific records you are talking about. >> i will wait for that. over the past few years, alarming information brought to light by whistleblowers have shown that social media companies are intimately aware of the effect their products on young women, political extremism, and more. despite this, they have withheld those studies or declined to investigate further. in either case, it shows a pattern of the they support negli

prime minister to reach out to the unions to the moderate opposition groups in parliament and see how we can build forward with a constructive reform agenda. mr i want to ask you a lot of western countries, as you know, including the u. s are dealing with this issue of funding problems plaguing government retirement programs for senior citizens. are there any lessons the u. s and other countries like the u. s and france. they should take away from what is taking place right now in your country. you know, it's been so interesting to watch and these debates, i think , is that a lot of the anger a lot of the opposition that we've seen in the streets in protest or in the debates have been a proxy for a lot of other things for filling of declining social and public services on health, education or transportation of question of purchasing power. the question of the relationship to the meaning of work that was course have been exacerbated by covid in the u. s. and france and many of our western economies and i think now the challenge for russ, moving forward is to address a lot of this discontent that we have heard on all these various issues and bu

mr. johnson's margin of victory was about 20,000 votes. how many do the ex-pats would have voted for moderate reform or paul valis? there-in lies the problem. left-wing policies are driving away the types of voters and businesses needed for a course correction. that can be a problem, art. >> oh, come on. you can't make people stay in a state because you want them to vote these silly lefties out? you can't. illinois has the second highest property taxes in the nation. illinois is one of only 17 states that still has a death tax. illinois has the third largest revenues from income taxes. second largest revenues from corporate taxes. if you look at illinois, they are the third largest outflow of agi in the nation. not only are the people leighing in droves, they're taking their money with them and that increases accelerating dramatically. illinois has the largest gap between the incomes of those that move in to illinois versus the incomes of those that move out. illinois is a basket case. i taught at the university of chicago for ten years. i know chicago really well. i know the south side of ch

mr. small we are going to commit to actual rails insurance premiums for low to moderate income homeownersand we know which homes are subject to mandatory insurance. one of the reasons to have federal government selling flood insurance is turning it over to the private sector and state insurance regulators in the -- couldn't the private sector handle this need? >> i think women look at risk moderate or special flood areas we look at the risk and develop rates for sustainability and accuracy in terms of being actuarially sound. it's getting the insurance component correct to be able to fund claims to make a bid. we don't differentiate between a moderate risk zone. we look at the risk and the components to go into that to develop a rate and determined if that's a business we can sustain. i'm not sure that addresses your question but that's how it works. >> there are many properties that have had numerous claims in the past. we have heard reports of multiple total loss payments of properties. do you think it's wise or in the public interest to continue covering risks that are almost for sure

mr. small, we are going to commit to actuarial flood insurance premiums and premium subsidies for low to moderate income homeowners. and we know which homes are subject to mandatory insurance. what are the reasons to have federal government selling flood insurance instead of merely turning this business over to the private sector and state insurance regulators? could the private sector handle this need? >> i think when we look at risk selection regardless of moderate or special flood hazard areas. we kind of look at it the same, we look at the risk, we develop rates for sustainability and accuracy in terms of being sound. so there's a component there to getting the insurance component correct in order to have a sustainable business and be able to fund claims when they come in. we don't really differentiate between a moderate risk zone over an arv zone. we look at the risk, we look at the geography and the components that go into that, develop a rate, and then determine if that's a business that we can sustain and be in. i'm not sure if that addresses your question, but that's kind of how rate dev

moderator, please unmute him first and then go to caller 4 to see if that person is also gotten accommodation. >> this is patrick again. code ww. >> thank you. >> mr. pickens continues asserting that cms and (indiscernible) still haven't accepted the revised closure plan. it is inconceivable 6 weeks after the requested changes were submitted to cdgh and cms february 2, that 2 it still hasn't approved the closure plan. i submitted a complaint asserting that laguna honda, dph and this commission are potentially violating the settlement agreement paragraph 41 requiring all parties and sig tories to the agreement to release documents under law and our local sunshine ordinance. in past meetings, i noticed mr. pickens is referred to as a doctor. unless mr. pickens holds a ph.d, his salutation should be mr., not doctor. good hearing him say though that you are doing everything he can to save the 120 beds. the city attorney should submit a letter immediately seeking a waver under cfr paragraph 483.90f3iii dated march 3, 2023 that says all you have to do is submit a written waver outlining why (indiscernible) three room suites will not cause residents any

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mr. secretary, anyone from the public had wishes to comment? are there members that would like to comment on the reappointment? moderatorn line for public comment and reappointment for admiralsy aidelman to council. we will alutime to submit requests. there are in callers. thank you. of >> hearing no further comment is there a motion to approve doctor marci addelman. >> move yoochl second federal jung. >> police take a vote for item d y. vice president spaers. >> yes. >> commissioner bittner. why yes. why commissioner parker-pennsylvania. >> yes. why commissioner jung >> yes. >> commissioner sklar. >> yes. why thank you. why commissioners item 15 e is requesting a vote by the commission to reappoint ann warren to the das council. will you indicate if you have a comment on this item? do we have public who wishes to comment on the reapooint warren to das advisory council. >> are there members the public headline like to comment to reappoint ann war tonight das advisory council? open the phone line for public comment. do we have callers in the queue in no caller. this . >> thank you. hearing no further comment to speak, cl

him reach more centrist voters he would need a 30-year-old self described moderate republican in phoenix said she can't support mr said. he's more drama than necessary and he would not be able to get anything done. for other it is latest national drama involving mr. trump is a reminder of the political vulnerabilities and the blrand o politics often turns off the centrist voters critical to win the white house. let's bring in reporter hugo lowell with new reporting on how trump is betting that the indictment could make him the nominee and frank luntz joins us with the piece "how to make trump go away. >> hugo, apparently donald trump doesn't believe he is going anywhere tell us about it. >> yeah. let's be specific. trump thinks he will be the nominee. he doesn't necessarily think he'll win the general election that is a very telling or very specific way to describe the political future i think he came out of the arraignment with two affirmations criminally charged suspected go - isn't going to make the republicans in congress desert him. number two that he has a wager about using legal issues as a campaign issue

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mr. pomeranz said that on mbs nbc. he didn't have the day here. what we might call a winnable moderate style case.doesn't throw the entire kitchen sink of what trump might have done in new york. it doesn't even deeply pull in the indicted trump organization, which some lawyers would be tempted to try, but with the cfo weisselberg not testifying against him and the defense witness to say you know how trump org is, we went rogue, that's not really a thing they wanted to do they didn't do it on conspiracy, and they did -- it's great i highlighted the moment we got this news today, tax purposes, right? and you mentioned it earlier, rachel, there's a lot of evidence all around donald trump that they hahabitually intend to lie. >> this was annotated in a hand written notation by the trump organization cfo, written on a bank statement that they have. and you taking notes on a criminal conspiracy. sorry. >> two things. one thing andrew said in the last hour we may not want to suggest the broader investigation into the trump organization is over first of all the d.a. has suggested it's not over. second of

mr. maurstad, i'm very supportive of the administration's recommendation to create a means-tested assistance program that will help hoe e and moderate income families afford flood insurance by offering a graduated discount benefit. has fema flushed out what the particulars of this program could be? for example, what the discount percentages or the amounts would look like and how much money people could save? >> well, thank you for your support and for the question. to date, we have not actually developed the program. what we've outlined is a framework for the direction that we believe the program should be instructed to go by congress in developing this affordability framework. so the details we've not -- >> still working on it. >> still working on it. >> well, in our march 10th hearing, i asked one of our witnesses about legislative solutions for addressing the racial disparities people of color face. .. >> is he nfip aware of them proactively collecting data ontn these disparities? >> so there's no question we need what you described should not occur. we are working at making sure all of our programs are based in equity. it's a pr