we're violating the rules becaue it has not been agendize. i ask that we put this matter on for july 11th and we can have a more thorough discussion as an agendize item. >> i guess the reason i raise it now is because i really want to lift this kind of perception ths been advanced in the media that there's some sort of nefarious actions taking place behind clod doors during the closed session. to the degree that i can we can assure the public that's not the case, that's why i raise it. when the city attorney's offices potentially taking action to ree items from the agenda, it appeas they trying to hide it from the community. i don't think that's a good look for any of us. that's why i raised the question ultimately. refer to mazzucco. >> vice president mazzucco: even come in here. our city attorney is not prepard to answer this question. we should put it on -- anything further before we go to public comment retarding line item, 1a, c and d. please call for public comment. >> line two discussion of aness- >> vice president mazzucco: call publi

it's something we like to agendize and change that. [applause] >> vice president mazzucco: ple. commissioner hirsch. >> commissioner hirsch: we had same issue come up at accountability. we're taking similar -- i asked the city attorney's office to look at what los angeles is doing and to give us an opinion, their opinion as to why we couldn't do something like or closer to that. that will come back to accountability. sounds like we're working on the same thing. >> commissioner dejesus: we're all governed by copeley. >> vice president mazzucco: com. >> . commissioner elias: i think that one of the things that was evidently clear and the use of force working group was that the fact that the public really wants transparency. i think that we are all in agreement that is something we also want as well while respecting the laws. >> just to brief follow-up. i think everybody said it already. i know that even before i came on the police commission, time and again, people in the community have addressed concerns with the way the disciplinary process, isn't transparent as it could be. nob

agend women who came of before the women's rights movement, they had a much different experience, in terms of societal expectations for what they would do. then women who came at to the 1960's and 70's and grew up in a much different environment. >> were there other differences you noted? difference in errors and times in which they served? emergescene that really from a lot of these interviews is the role or expectation that all of them took on that political side -- there were surrogate representatives. they didn't just represent the people in their own district. women's issues, particularly. they were presented women nationally. not all of them would agree with that, but the majority did. that was one thing that emerged. >> while the women talked about the importance of hiring women staff, and also encouraging other women to run for office. even though they were there and the numbers were small, especially the 1970's and 1980's, they realized there was a lot of attention. they also wanted to be mentors to other women that were going to come to the institution. >> or some of the wo

. >> this is officially the second agendized item on this resolution. we agendized this once time before. as i chaired that meeting, definition of the first reading. to be honest with you commissioner when i looked at that document, this document is overwhelming. there's a lot of stuff in this document. i don't want anyone out there in the audience or anyone in the department to think that we're not supportive of this. that's really important any questions that come up of concern or a budget maybe reflected by someone that's in in department this commission may not be supportive of that. they need to think we need to get that out the way to talk about it. it goes without saying in terms what is it they support within that. for me it's a working document. you talked about a planning document. part of that planning document is i know there's a stress unit. we have two staffers in that. i know i been on this commission for a number of years. looking at this particular resolution, it almost makes me feel like i need to have an updated presentation exactly w

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places that we actually do have some power and authority, and that's curb management, i would like to agendize a time to talk about curbs and mobility services. so i think that's 3 and 7. with that, commissioner fewer? >> supervisor fewer: thank you. and thank you for the report. i want to talk about item number 3. i'm hoping that we are looking at the total cost and i'm including the labor costs of what it is doing to our labor partners, especially our taxi drivers. are we also looking at those kind of costs and what the displacement of those vehicles and what impact that has on individuals in san francisco. and then also about labor also is that, i understand the 10 guiding principles for emerging mobility is for their own labor force to have local hire, promote equitable job training opportunities. i would like the impact of our existing labor force with these emerging mobilities in san francisco. and so i -- i like this report. i think i haven't had a chance to read through it completely, but i will, and i think it's a good start, but again, i think that we're talking about cost recovery.

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their statements and i'm wondering if that -- if those would be better served if they were aagain agendized. so i was -- i was fortunate enough that one of my staff members was able to have lunch with commissioner richards and he shared that he would be talking about water, so we did some research on the issue. i want to present something, some ideas around water and the way we think about it from san francisco. so water, much like housing, really needs to be thought about regi regionally. our water also provides water to alameda county. if you look at this map, water usage per person per day is tremendously lower in a city. so we in san francisco, we use about 40 gallons of water per day. as you move further out into the east bay, you can see it goes up to -- sorry, i have numbers here that corresponds with this. in san francisco 40 gallons per person per day. in alameda county -- sorry, alameda county, 53 gallons per person person day. contra costa county, 61 gallons per person per day. so if we're thinking about how regionally we can conserve water, we want to encourage people to move to

that the president is somehow secretly working behind closed doors to advance russia's agend agenda. and that he is at odds with his own intelligence chief. this is patently absurd and i think they know it is. granted, the president has occasionally been an artful in the way he's explained his position. sometimes his frustration with the mueller investigation has gotten the better of him. but when you cut through all the theatrical displays of outrage, trump, in many ways, is saying what he has always had, even if no one wants to hear about. >> i will go along -- it could have china, it could have been a lot of groups. i think it well could have been russia but i think it could wel well, you know what he's going to have said, could be other groups. >> donald trump, and his heart of hearts, is convinced that the russia did not model. >> laura: the president is saying that russia is responsible for modeling and that they are not alone. i'm the first of all the president out of her knees and precise in his language and he has been. communication is vitally important on the matter is of

. >> but we have an agend waiting russia we know.things we need to address, and they need to be addressed urgently. the whole question of election interference, i think we've been going at it completely the wrong way for the last two years. it looks as though congress is readying a new round of sanctions which we would then announce publicly and all that does is force putin to stand up and show that he can stand up to american bullying. what we need to do is get congress and the treasury department together and come up with a package of sanctions which we would then take privately to putin. led by pompeo and bolton and say, here's what's coming unless we see some change in what's being directed against our -- >> you are a career foreign service officer and spent a lot of time in russia over the years. you speak russian. when the president says, as he just did once again just now, that no american president has ever been tougher on russia than he has been, i see you beginning to smile. >> well, the president, frankly, says a lot of th

and i feel like bob mueller just gave us an agend raw fa for thet meeting. president trump will do anything with it or not is the question. >> certainly 191 charges, 32 people, we've got an agenda. not that he needed more of them today in order to get there. but to susan's point, you got it. i want to play a little bit more of what he said to give people a look at how the response was. here he is. >> we will, of course, ask your favorite question about meddling. i will be asking that question again. he may deny it. it's one of those things. all i can say is did you and don't do it again, but he may deny it. you will be the first to know. >> i said today that was obviously the nato summit the other day. it was this week but not post the charges. all i can say is did you and don't do it again. i that how a president of the united states would bring this up with vladimir putin? >> absolutely not, erin. and it's very important to note the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, briefed the president before he went to the nato summit. so when he did that in the