around the world in any form nobody any good government any congress in any scenario in the c.i.s. any entity just powers in the media any n.g.o.s any people will support my clothes 7 for free and then democracy and justice and equality we will be in the same mind that they will be with us and they should be with us they should be with with people not with the with the haters the boris johnson governments. as you shouldn't sanction muhammad been solomon it is within gage mint with the saudi government that you promote those values and of course as you know britain is exporting record amounts of arms to saudi arabia and actually cutting aid it said this week what do you think of that british government line that we must engage with the saudi leadership rather than sanctioning them. look britain. canada france any other even russia because i'm talking about the free countries you know that they are the countries that they claim that they support human rights and democracy i blame them more than that countries that they say doesn't support the they don't claim that they support democr

it will not have any effect. do any of our commissioners need to take a break because this is our last item, and it'll probably take a bit. anyone? okay. let's get it on. >> clerk: okay. we will hear from the appellant first, mr. dratler first. you have seven minutes. >> okay. can you see the slides? >> clerk: yes. >> okay. thank you. good evening. i'm going to show you three slides of the south wall of 25 17 avenue. the pictures show the deck windows, light wells, and the three-story bay that were removed without a permit in june 2016. the unapproved work was not accidental. project engineer rodrigo santos submitted a dry rot [inaudible] which shows the three-story bay. the next picture, taken in january 2017, depicts of south wall of 25 17 avenue as it exists today, four years later. the entire south wall has been in-filled with plywood. d.b.i. issued two notices of violation for the unpermitted work and the planning department required restoration of the bay. the last picture clearly shows the bay has not been

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any service described in section 1916(a)(2)(g) that is furnished during any such portion, any vaccine described in section 1905(a)(4)(e) (and the administration of such vaccine) that is furnished during any such portion, and testing and treatments for covid-19, including specialized equipment and therapies (including preventive therapies), and, in the case of an individual who is diagnosed with or presumed to have covid-19, during the period such individual has (or is presumed to have) covid-19, the treatment of a condition that may seriously complicate the treatment of covid-19, if otherwise covered under the state plan (or waiver of such plan)"; and (f)by striking the semicolon at the end and inserting ", and (xix) medical assistance shall be made available during the period described in section 1905(a)(4)(e) for vaccines described in such section and the administration of such vaccines, for any individual who is eligible for and receiving medical assistance under the state plan or under a waiver of such plan (other than an individual who is eligible for medical assistance consistin

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-the secretary shall waive any penalty under section 6656 for any failure to make a deposit of any applicable employment taxes if the secretary determines that such failure was due to the reasonable anticipation of the credit allowed under this section. "(l)extension of limitation on assessment.-notwithstand ing section 6501, the limitation on the time period for the assessment of any amount attributable to a credit claimed under this section shall not expire before the date that is 5 years after the later of- "(1)the date on which the original return which includes the calendar quarter with respect to which such credit is determined is filed, or "(2)the date on which such return is treated as filed under section 6501(b)(2). "(m)regulations and guidance.-the secretary shall issue such forms, instructions, regulations, and other guidance as are necessary- "(1)to allow the advance payment of the credit under subsection (a) as provided in subsection (j)(2), subject to the limitations provided in this section, based on such information as the secretary shall require, "(2)with respect to the appli

i don't see any questions from colleagues. all right. is there any public comment on this item? >> clerk: d.t.is t. ischecking to see if there are any callers in the key. cuekey. cue. mr. chair, there are no callers in the cue. >> chairman: i want to move items four and six to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> clerk: on that motion, vice chair safai? >> aye. >> clerk: member mar? >> aye. >> clerk: chair haney? >> aye. >> chairman: great. thank you so much. madam clerk, can you please go to item number seven? >> clerk: yes, mr. chair. item seven, resolution retroactively authorizing public works to accept and expand an increased amount of 226,000 for a total grant amount of 3million from the united states department of transportation, federal highway administration, federal emergency relief program to fund the construction of the public works o'shaughnessy boulevard for the period of december 23, 2019, through june 3, 2021. members of the politics public whowish to provide public comment, please call 415-655-0001 and then i.d. 1872518978 and then press pound twice

happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, ms. gee. any questions for ms. gee on this item? vice chair chan. >> thank you, chair preston. thank you so much, natalie. great to see you here and thank you for walking us through the amendments without taking a breath. that was amazing. my question is and my apology and i really should have done better homework in making sure i really understand thoroughly but i also appreciate the amendments today. i am trying to digest amendments as well. if this is something that already addressed in the amendment, my apology for asking this. i am trying to understand from the legislation specifically really around employer initiated hazard pay. i understand that right now i am looking at it specifically page 7 or starting page 6 and then with the date about how this provide after february 1st including collectively bargained employer initiated hazard pay which leads to the conversation or my question will be following on page 7 specifically talk about except for the employees whose base wage is between $30 per hour and $34.99 per hour. if ini

madam clerk, do we have any announcements ?>>erica major: due to the health emergency and to protect board members the board of supervisors legislative chamber and committee are" members will be participating in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to the statewide stay-at-home order and all local state and federal orders, declarations anddirectives. the members will attend through videoconference andparticipate in the meetings to the same extent as if they were physically present . public comments will be available on each item on this agenda . either channel 26, 78 or 99 and sfgov.org are streaming the number across the screen. eachspeaker will be allowed 2 minutes to speak . comments are opportunities to speak are availablevia phone by calling the number on the screen at 415-655-0001 . again that number is 1-415-655-0001. the meeting id is 187 265 5594. the meeting id is 187265 5594 then press #, #. when connected you will hear the meeting discussion but you will be muted andlistening mode only . when your

so any years.t is a proposal that have been put printed by senator mentioned in his whole point is that as he said in his comments that was by steven mnuchin. he looks at moments like this like it was broken and should not be so easy to block the legislation at the same time his preference and his priorities is working with democrats and republicans to find a pathway forward it on a range of issues where there has been history bipartisan support whether it is infrastructure immigration addressing are making the economy in our workers more competitive against the competition with china, there are a lot of ways we can work together and that is his preference him he was just expressing an openness to hearing from members of the senate and whether ideas are. and ultimately those present he does not get to choose, so law. it's a senate rule. see will have to talk to them about whether ideas are and what they have the votes for work to move forward. psaki: is not referring, he doesn't decide what the sen

any of them move, did mr. chauvin move? >> no. >> did any of them address your concerns? >> no. they were really hostile. >> when you say hostile, tell the jury what you mean by that. >> the tone of their voice, officer thao's voice was really angry. >> so, was officer thao interacting with the people on the street at that point? i'm sorry, is that a yes? >> yes. >> we just have to wait until i'm done asking before you answer. it's okay. i do it too. so, officer thao appeared hostile. can you just describe what you were doing that made you feel that way? >> he pushed one of the witnesses onto the sidewalk. >> and did you know that person? >> no. >> did you see anybody, you said witnesses, but any of the bystanders or people on the curb, any of those people being violent or aggressive in any way? >> no. >> but you saw -- >> they were just using their voice. >> so you heard people using their voices that saw officer thao being hostile. >> yes. >> what else did you see? did you see any other officers that were th

happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, ms. gee. any questions for ms. gee on this item? vice chair chan. >> thank you, chair preston. thank you so much, natalie. great to see you here and thank you for walking us through the amendments without taking a breath. that was amazing. my question is and my apology and i really should have done better homework in making sure i really understand thoroughly but i also appreciate the amendments today. i am trying to digest amendments as well. if this is something that already addressed in the amendment, my apology for asking this. i am trying to understand from the legislation specifically really around employer initiated hazard pay. i understand that right now i am looking at it specifically page 7 or starting page 6 and then with the date about how this provide after february 1st including collectively bargained employer initiated hazard pay which leads to the conversation or my question will be following on page 7 specifically talk about except for the employees whose base wage is between $30 per hour and $34.99 per hour. if ini

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if we find any of it, we write it out. we will make mistakes and our goal is to correct them as quickly as possible and in that case, we did. >> to the larger issue of the topic of when these tech companies involve themselves and content and what to let through and what is not, is this done by people with eyeballs, is it done by algorithms, is it a combination of both, how does it work? guest: they are not very transparent with all of that. they do have content moderators for sure. facebook says that there are 80 around the world that look at this content. it definitely goes through algorithms, computer models before and i am sure they tag keywords that are not allowed on their platform to stop these posts before they are widely spread and then they have the human element and they did share some stats between october and december of last year, they removed 1.3 billion, this is facebook, fake accounts. so, they also have to deal with that as well. fraud on the platforms. it is a really highly evolved problem and coming at t

-in addition to any other funds made available, there is appropriated for fiscal year 2021, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, $1,000,000,000 to remain available until september 30, 2027, for the secretary of agriculture to provide grants to the commonwealth of northern mariana islands, puerto rico, and american samoa for nutrition assistance, of which $30,000,000 shall be available to provide grants to the commonwealth of northern mariana islands for such assistance.". sec.1104.commodity supplemental food program. in addition to amounts otherwise made available, there is appropriated for fiscal year 2021, out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, $37,000,000, to remain available until september 30, 2022, for activities authorized by section 4(a) of the agriculture and consumer protection act of 1973 (7 u.s.c. 612c note). sec.1105.improvements to wic benefits. (a)definitions.-in this section: (1)applicable period.-the term "applicable period" means a period- (a)beginning after the date of enactment of this act, as selected by a state agency;

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any other comments or questions from any of my colleagues? i have one directed at you, chief dewitt, and i just wanted to say having reviewed the reports that come from chief velo each month when it's time to -- his meeting to be up, you have an incredible portfolio of projects, and i presume that, one day, you will be a general contractor because you're certainly qualified. it's just amazing, and as you mentioned, i did have, thanks to chief rubenstein, the chance to tour station 35. the one thing that was inaccurate that you said was i don't want to work there, i want to live there. the work was probably be way beyond my capacity, but it was so impressive, and it was done, and the manner in which it was done, it should truly be an honor to anyone who would work and serve there. it was spectacular, and i was able to see it in a bit more of a complete state, and it's just spectacular. so i really want to thank you because i know that your position and your responsibilities are very technical and often beyond us, but just, just everything you'

i'll answer any questions if you have any. >> chair peskin: thank you so much. mr. young, why don't we reopen public comment? >> clerk: operations, have we received any additional calls at this time? if you're on the line, waiting to speak, you do need to press star, three to raise your hand to speak. we can give them a moment. >> operator: a caller just came in. >> clerk: okay. >> good morning to -- can you hear me? >> chair peskin: yes, sir. >> hi. my name is dr. jonathan butler, and i have been able to serve on the soda tax committee since the inception of the committee, and my seat was seat number five and am currently has -- have served for the past two years as cochair, and my purpose for calling is to highly recommend vanessa bohm to seat number one. she has been my colleague on the committee since day one, as well. she has been certainly an important vote for the latino, chicana, and indigenous community, but she has been exceptionally beneficial in providing the entire committee and the community with a strong recommendation, a strong supportive community,

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any more questions? i have questions about scopedavino, can you remind me how many time times we've gone out to visit? >> this year we've been once. the complaints -- the responses we were making were pre-december shutdown. i would say about probably three to five times that we were out there and witnessed in compliance. >> every single time they've been in compliance? >> correct. >> president bleiman: we have a limited amount of resources in lot of places. at what point we'll find somebody in compliance over and over again? do we have a official policy on that? >> we don't. it's challenging. it's been case-by-case. there's been issues with precovid where this is the case. you visit numerous times and you're able to prove that the venue is in compliance but there's still mediation problems. at some point you may hear from a neighbor at a hearing. we go out three times in a row for complaints. they're in compliance but there's sound limit each time. you tend to scale it back. but that doesn't mean you're

any more questions? i have questions about scopedavino, can you remind me how many time times we've gone out to visit? >> this year we've been once. the complaints -- the responses we were making were pre-december shutdown. i would say about probably three to five times that we were out there and witnessed in compliance. >> every single time they've been in compliance? >> correct. >> president bleiman: we have a limited amount of resources in lot of places. at what point we'll find somebody in compliance over and over again? do we have a official policy on that? >> we don't. it's challenging. it's been case-by-case. there's been issues with precovid where this is the case. you visit numerous times and you're able to prove that the venue is in compliance but there's still mediation problems. at some point you may hear from a neighbor at a hearing. we go out three times in a row for complaints. they're in compliance but there's sound limit each time. you tend to scale it back. but that doesn't mean you're

. >> any further questions? i'm going to open this up to public comment. >> clerk: there are no hands raised. >> president bleiman: we want to thank you so much for such a thoughtful presentation. it was really helpful. strangely helpful. fantastic. >> i think this is going to be the worse presentation i will share with you for a long time. >> president bleiman: thank you again for joining us. >> thank you. >> his slides are in the shared fouledder -- folder for you. >> all right everyone. >> president bleiman: the next agenda item is number 6. update on nightlife business assistance in response to covid-19. the legendary ben van houten. >> thank you. i truly do not deserve that level of introduction. dylan, you're going to bring up the slide deck? >> yes, let me do that. >> i have a short update on some of the federal state, local efforts that are ongoing and obviously happy to to field any questions. i wanted to start out with status updates. the governor signed legislative package that provides a number of di

directors, any questions? i don't see any hands raised. any hands waiving? >> i don't see any hands waving or raised. >> we have a public comment, at least one. >> please let in the first caller. >> thank you, directors for your information. there is no way for me to know if my hand is up. i apologize for the earlier mishap. some of you may know, i mailed the sfta board of directors on january 25. i raised significant issues for the aspects of the project. received a response dated february 24th, less than 12 hours before last tuesday's board meeting. i will reply over the weekend. tjpa staff has plenty of time to respond to my response for $6.2 million prop k aplocations. i want to give you a heads up on my response. i will be discussing 21 slides extensively. specifically that if you look at the slide for memories there are six slides. only two of the six strikes make it out of the center. i will be pleased to show you how that was addressed. it is a direct result and that is the problem. good news side i am pleased to report on the building on the direct

do we have any callers? >> there are no caller in the queue at this time. >> public comment on the approval of minutes march 99, 2021 is closed. >> may i have a motion and second to approve the minutes of march 9th. >> i move approval. >> second. >> moved and seconded. roll call vote, please. >> president maxwell. >> aye. >> vice president moran. >> aye. >> commissioner paulson. >> aye. >> commissioner harrington. >> aye. >> commissioner aj a.m.i. >> aye. >> five ayes. >> public comment dial 415-655-0001. (146)682-8986-pound pound. to speak press star 3. comment to be made in a sieve c. make your comments to the group as a whole. >> there are six callers wishing to be recognized. >> first caller, two minutes. >> coalition for san francisco neighborhoods speaking on my behalf. i received a letter in the mail with the sfpuc logo which is not from sfpuc. it is from assurance services company called american water resources that administrator insurance on behalf of virginia surety company. in the letter the sfpu

moderator, do we have any callers? >> madam secretary, no callers in the queue at this time. >> secretary: thank you. 13 is closed. reannounce that item number 14 has been removed from the agenda and will be rescheduled. next order of business is item 15, presentation of the department of human resources for the four highest scoring respondents to informal solicitation to a prequalified pool to a firm to recruit candidates for the sfpuc general manager and possible action by the commission to select a recruiting firm and authorize to engage the selected firm po perform the recruitment for an amount not to exceed $100,000 and duration not to exceed a year. >> kate howard, i have a brief presentation to update you since we last met in january. i provided you with an overview of the process and shared more information about each of the four firms that we are interested in working with the commission, as you seek to conduct a recruitment for a new general manager of the public utilities commission. this document in front o

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i don't see any questions from colleagues. all right. is there any public comment on this item? >> clerk: d.t.is t. ischecking to see if there are any callers in the key. cuekey. cue. mr. chair, there are no callers in the cue. >> chairman: i want to move items four and six to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> clerk: on that motion, vice chair safai? >> aye. >> clerk: member mar? >> aye. >> clerk: chair haney? >> aye. >> chairman: great. thank you so much. madam clerk, can you please go to item number seven? >> clerk: yes, mr. chair. item seven, resolution retroactively authorizing public works to accept and expand an increased amount of 226,000 for a total grant amount of 3million from the united states department of transportation, federal highway administration, federal emergency relief program to fund the construction of the public works o'shaughnessy boulevard for the period of december 23, 2019, through june 3, 2021. members of the politics public whowish to provide public comment, please call 415-655-0001 and then i.d. 1872518978 and then press pound twice

when i moved to san francisco, i didn't have any money. i got a job in a hotel restaurant business and it was in that local. and then i was able to save enough money to go open my own business. there have been some comments that somehow this bill would hurt small businesses. the reality is that people organize in environments where their employer is not treating their employees appropriately. we know that the inequality that ms. delauro talked about, this historic inequality that's strangling our country and hurting so many working americans, destroying the middle income that we have all benefited from, that opportunity to move up and to give to our kids something better than we had, that's the legacy of this country. and labor unions are a big part of that. entrepreneurs and individual business owners are a big part of that. but it's the balance between these two. as john kenneth karbreth said a long ago and he wrote a boring book but it's interesting, wages and capital have to have countervailing constitutions. -- institutions. they have

voting opportunity of any kind. this is not like a literary sea test which denies the right to vote. this is not where a white black voting denies minorities equal opportunity to elect. everybody here is eligible, all they have to do is utilize the myriad of opportunities of the 27 days to vote by mail for free or vote in person. since there is no denial of opportunities, this is a impact claim that would not be denied and other context. under title vii, this would lead to a denial of employment opportunity. it does not get into employment process. nobody has ever brought a title vii claim saying nobody gave access to transportation and mail. so, trying to move disparate impact into an entirely different context. since there is no denial of any voting opportunity in this context, the circumstances in which time plays and manner, rules can violate section two, are extremely limited -- extraordinarily limited. it can stack them in such a way that minorities have less opportunities than nonminorities to cast their vote

we wanted to know if the white house ends any sort of response to the reports -- white house has any sort of responses to the reports that governor cuomo altered the numbers on nursing home debts -- deaths? >> those are troubling, and we would support any outside investigation, but these would not be made by us. >> on the other controversy governor cuomo is facing, the third accuser did a long interview on cbs news. i am wondering if the vice president or president watched it or heard about it. >> i am not aware of them watching it. they obviously both have a full schedule we keep them to. as i have noted in here before, i welcome the opportunity to repeat. >> my question is -- in 2017 when then senator kamala harris was calling on senator al franken to resign for similar issues, she tweeted "sexual harassment and conduct should not be allowed by anyone and should not occur anywhere." what does it say to women like charlotte bennett when the president of the united states will not say the same thing about the allegations against governor cuomo? >> the vice president's views that all

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facts and any evidence and if any witness the prosecution brings and they will try hard to do this ok to use correspondent defense i'm with the latest tonight in washington stefan thank you. and we take you now to egypt where a colossal container ship that blocked the suez canal for nearly a week has finally been moved out of the way engineers have been working around the clock to wrench the skyscraper sized ever given from the canals bank it is a crisis that hole to traffic along one of the world's most vital shipping. just look at it go. after bringing one of the world's most important waterways to a standstill the 400 meter long ship is moving along at 1.5 knots a salvage team did an excellent job you know we were in a real critical situation when it was touching on both banks and there was real risk of cracking in the center of the ship but the game entirely changed once they got that stern free and were able to pivot it. pivot back parallel to the canal. pressure on rescue workers had been mounting as the maritime traffic jam grew to over $400.00 ships suppliers had to decide whe

commissioners, any comments? >> seeing none. do we have any public comment on the line?is anyone on the line for public comment? >> yes, we have one caller. >> hello. i'm calling on behalf of ajc auto body. i have the owner on the line who would like to speak on behalf of the business? >> great. >> hello. >> you are on, please speak, caller. >> first and foremost, i would like to thank everyone in attendance for the opportunity to be able to speak. i would also like to extend my regard to all the nominated ajc in last but not left i want to tend the city and county of san francisco for everything he has contributed to be in our legacy. and for all the the wonderful memories he continues to make for me in everyone else that forms a part of the story of this city. allow me to interest myself. i am the business owner of ajc like many people who have emigrated to san francisco, i started my business with a vision and a dream and i wanted it to be a lot more than business and i wanted to make an impact on the community and i was going to serve and make it my own for the rest

any more questions? i have questions about scopedavino, can you remind me how many time times we've gone out to visit? >> this year we've been once. the complaints -- the responses we were making were pre-december shutdown. i would say about probably three to five times that we were out there and witnessed in compliance. >> every single time they've been in compliance? >> correct. >> president bleiman: we have a limited amount of resources in lot of places. at what point we'll find somebody in compliance over and over again? do we have a official policy on that? >> we don't. it's challenging. it's been case-by-case. there's been issues with precovid where this is the case. you visit numerous times and you're able to prove that the venue is in compliance but there's still mediation problems. at some point you may hear from a neighbor at a hearing. we go out three times in a row for complaints. they're in compliance but there's sound limit each time. you tend to scale it back. but that doesn't mean you're

they can't use any more restraint than is necessary you're going to meet. an expertise name is jody steger he's a los angeles police department sergeant and a use of force expert he's going to tell you that the force that mr shaaban was using was lethal force it was force that was capable of killing a human or putting his or her life in danger the evidence is going to show you that there was no cause in the 1st place to use lethal force against a man who was defenseless who was handcuffed who was not resisting that there's no cause of use that force in the 1st place you want to hear from minneapolis police sergeant david pleader who's going to come and talk with you he is going to he was the officer on the scene so he arrived at the scene after this took place he is going to tell you that the force against mr floyd should have ended as soon as they put him on the ground in the 1st place meaning that the mat 29 should not have been even a one must less than that 29 and that went on for way too long he will tell you in terms of the restraint on the ground and

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that they would certainly remove any questions and remove any doubt about the status of the districtof columbia. additionally, if the voting rights if congress wanted to give other voting rights to the residence of the district of columbia. and again they could certainly do that without making a district estate through a constitutional amendment. in litigation, doubt questions could be resolved by milking the article five amendment process. >> the gentleman time is expired. we know recognize the gentleman from maryland. we apologize for the technical problems we had a pretty you are now recognized. >> thank you very much madame chair you again for holding this hearing read. [cheering and chanting]. i couldn't get off the screen to unmute bullet anyway, now that we are back in operation pretty want to go back to mr. smith's testimony if i might. if you are number of significant people elected and appointed who who were opposed to statehood. and him mentioned former congressman. what was this you now pretty. >> i do. he was advocating for other voting rights for legislation but he was

any democrats vote against any of the two bills? >> it will be interesting to watch. if you go to minnesota that started this remember what the city council did. they reversed themselves. thatry now spending $6 million to try to recruit the police officers to take the job. the democrats just lost 15 seats. in the phone call after the election they said stop talking about defunding the police. how long did that last? less than two months they have put it on the floor. it hasn't gone through the committee and there is not a mark-up. they bring it to the floor. this is why pelosi has done what she has done. she brought in proxy voting so she controls the power to move socialist aagenda through. the next thing they are coming after our guns. then they will create what you have watched. remember what they did on the voting bill? they call it hr1. you have a pandemic in america. they don't think it's important to put people back to work, back to school or back to health. they think the number one thing to do is protect them as politician to stay in office and take your taxp