acd director valasciiys wanted to be here today and our entire departmentive want to wish a congratulations and honest low a thank you. i will go off script as i was upon listening to the speakers and eavesdropping on the side conversations, what really resonateed me and is at the core of great investment is community. theancy displacement efforts for this project are critical, they are so important and they speak to when we really care about that is giving people safe, affordable homes for long-term. thank you for this hard work. thank you to the community. i know it can be tough to trust government. and work with government. and i hope today you feel some success. we cannot be here without you. [applause]. so as you heard, we invested through our housing accelerator fund approximately 94 million that mean this is project within 6 months went from the, ward to today this . is unpresidented, record breaking and critical to keep this project moving. we put in another 20 million with the california growth council for investment in infrastructure, bike ways, walkways and making better transit

scientists are expected to announce today they have finally acd a net engy g crtingto create e reaction. mini v nuc saing close to 200 ss at a tiny piece of metal the size of a pencil eraser, trying to fuse hydrogen atoms into a helium atom since helium weighs less than hydrogen the difference becomes energy, and the hope is this breakthrough could lead to an unlimited source of clean energy, ending dependence on fossil fuels. >> there is no carbon emitted from the fusion reaction. you don't have the same long-term waste. fusion power plants do not have the ability to melt down. lena: it could be ye we see the effects of this breakthrough. still have to figure out how to channel enough of that energy on a widespread level to create fusion--- fusion power plants. but this is a significant step forward. live in livermore, lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: the energy department is set to make this announcement at 7:00 a.m. we will bring you it live on our streaming show. if you are not streaming with us right now, take a minute and download our bay area. reggie: last year's deadly shooting

we'll have senator coons, senator young and the head of oa acd. ten past two. thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] >> tonight senators chris coons and todd young both on the foreign relations committee will be on a panel discussing u.s. competition with china and the chips act. the aspen security forum hosts. watch at 9 r 9:30 eastern on c-span2, online at c-span.org or with our free mobile video app, c-span now. >> there are a lot of places to get political information, but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you're from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. if it happens here or here, or here or myrrh that matters, america is watching on c-span. powered by cable. >> host: this is max cohen, he is a congressional reporter with the organization punch bowl news joining us to talk aut

. >> sorry so interrupt as is acd program the board of supervisors have been extremely, you know, um, supportive of and that is also provided additional taxi services for seniors not ada eligible and people with disabilities all around the world eligible continuing the program. >> guy know we actually were happy with the work you all did covid 19 and working closely to continue i would like to get it on the record in terms of of people's access to use it oftentimes also experience injuries and might need to temporarily. >> paratransit is available and maybe for 6 months recovering from an injury. >> thank you. >> thank you and can we communication please. open up for public comment and, yes members of the public wishing to speak and or joining us in-person line up and for those call public comment call-in: 1 (415) 655-0001 / meeting id: 2488 477 5074 # # folks in the queue wait in the would you and seeing none, none in the chambers and first caller please. can you hear me? >> great david pilpel my only comment for today, the mta board acted on this matter yesterday i'm questioning whe

acd director valasciiys wanted to be here today and our entire departmentive want to wish a congratulations will go off script as i was upon listening to the speakers and eavesdropping on the side conversations, what really resonateed me and is at the core of great investment is community. theancy displacement efforts for this project are critical, they are so important and they speak to when we really care about that is giving people safe, affordable homes for long-term. thank you for this hard work. thank you to the community. i know it can be tough to trust government. and work with government. and i hope today you feel some success. we cannot be here without you. [applause]. so as you heard, we invested through our housing accelerator fund approximately 94 million that mean this is project within 6 months went from the, ward to today this . is unpresidented, record breaking and critical to keep this project moving. we put in another 20 million with the california growth council for investment in infrastructure, bike ways, walkways and making better transit connections the under producti

made clear that of course there arnoquotas for a specicumerical thresholds that need to be acd, thatis not the right way to think about the diversity interest in this context. now, i do not want to suggest the demographics are wholly irrelevant here, the court has also said in grutter d iterated in fish or the numbers can main relevanfo purposes of trying to measure whether there tly meaningful opportunity, for example, to have crossed racial interactions. >> you don't have a number, i understand why it's difficult, i understa t problems, i get all that, if you don't have someinmeasurable, it is gonna be very hard for this court to for called upon ten years from now or 20 years from now, it's gonna be, this is a t a replay of the greater argument, if we come back to it, ayare we there yet? what do we look at? you're seeing meaningful opportunity, i n't know exactly what that means, i don't kn h the schools will know when they have to, when they, when the race neutral trinity of could get them clo enough, or it has to meet some threshold. i don't knowha meaningful means. i noted means

question of whenoethe federal constitutional provision spring up, meaning at what point has a court acd t as in judicial review but in legislating,ndo how would -- and i think mr. verrilli gave us a line. what's your line? how would you articulate it? genel elogar: so i'm happy to give you a line. i'll just say that i don't tually understand them to try to conflate those two armes. i think that they are trying to make a sweeping argument here that even if the court is acting like a court and faithfully engaged in the pce of judicial review, they would nevertheless invalidate any number of constuonal provisions around the states and say those are unenforceable through th pcess of review. e sotomayor: i agree with you, that's what they' ting to say. general prelogar: yes. but just to try to be responve to your question about a andard, we think that there are obviously multiple formulations that have been offered and are available to the court, but we think the closest analogue to try to track this problem i've described of when a court is not faithfully engaged in judicial review is to bo

acd director valasciiys wanted to be here today and our entire departmentive want to wish a congratulationsff script as i was upon listening to the speakers and eavesdropping on the side conversations, what really resonateed me and is at the core of great investment is community. theancy displacement efforts for this project are critical, they are so important and they speak to when we really care about that is giving people safe, affordable homes for long-term. thank you for this hard work. thank you to the community. i know it can be tough to trust government. and work with government. and i hope today you feel some success. we cannot be here without you. [applause]. so as you heard, we invested through our housing accelerator fund approximately 94 million that mean this is project within 6 months went from the, ward to today this . is unpresidented, record breaking and critical to keep this project moving. we put in another 20 million with the california growth council for investment in infrastructure, bike ways, walkways and making better transit connections the under production of hous