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any members in the room want to speak? seeing none. do we have any callers? >> there are seven callers in the queue. >> caller: good afternoon commissioners. thank you for your time. i'm president an organization called california outdoors, out fitter association. i want to call and let you know that we recognize that things are changing. we look forward to working with your commission as we find ways to take care of your interest and the interest of the citizens of your city. we look forward to working with your staff as we navigate the next few years with the project that you folks want to operate. that's it. that's all i wanted to share with you. take care. >> thank you for your comment. next caller. you have two minutes. >> caller: thank you. i hope you can hear me. as i talk about sfpuc today, i did spend little bit of time in san francisco. it was fine. it was like it was before. sfpuc touches me in my ways in san francisco because you provide water and electricity. as i continue to think about the importance of electricity, how do we in san francisco s

any other commissioners? commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena: since our last meeting, director tang and carey facilitated a meeting with d.p.w. that's going to be implementing the street legislature and implementing process. it's been a real key concern and there's been a big focus in our community district and the outer excelsior. so director tang set up that meeting and it was great. her name was deborah lux and it was just great to establish the first point of communication because this is going to be a vital component in our community and although the legislation for the permit -- i mean, the permit hasn't been drafted yet, just to get a face behind who it is and the warmth and just to have somebody to call, you though, and be part of the process as this permit is being developed is crucial. so i want to thank you, director, for reaching out and doing the leg work on that. hat teen know task force and all the agencies under it. we're really taking a proactive approach. we're hitt

is there any other public comment?erk: there is no other public comment. >> chair peskin: okay. colleagues, if there are no comments or discussion, i'd like to make a motion to adopt the adopt the amendments as stated, please. roll call vote, please. >> clerk: on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: the motion passes without objection. >> chair peskin: and i would like to reiterate my thanks to supervisor chan for her cosponsorship and make a motion for recommendation to the full board. roll call vote, please. >> clerk: yes, on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: the motion passes without objection. >> chair peskin: and we are adjourned. >>> there's so much involved with becoming a firefighter. and as a component of being a woman in the field, it takes a lot of perception. it takes belief in yourself. it takes asking the right questions of people who already have the job so that you have the confidence to build it and it takes someone telling you that this job is a possibility for you. my job has given me 25 years of

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first of all, any videos, any cases like that. either we can hear something or it's all there is something has been demonstrated to us since the beginning of 2014. and on time to time basis, russia were committing those informational attacks against ukraine in order to justify them, their reactions, to rush and population. i'm not going to talk specifically on the sword that occasions our soldiers particular the forces of ukraine. there's they don't have any reason or any sands to behave in that manner towards russian soldiers. russia wants the security council to meet and this cause, this something that the u. k. has refused. do you support such meetings? cloaks? i'm not afraid of fanny's sessions of the he on security counts. so i just believe that russia has no right to dictate anything to anyone and organize anything they might start discussing a war, something else, but without li ultimatums, without conditions, without accusations. and only in that case, when russia will withdrawal their forces from our territory, they can g

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any other members of the board have any comments?commissioner driscoll. >> commissioner: i should have asked this under 19, i know you gave us a document to help us during the budget discussions last month, but i'm just curious now, how many direct reports do you now have? >> president: how many direct reports do you have? can you turn your microphone on? >> i have seven total. >> commissioner: still seven. if it's only still seven. that's good. thank you. >> president: anything else, commissioner driscoll? any other commissioners? okay. we'll take in-person public comment at this time, madam secretary. >> secretary: we have no public present at the time. >> president: in person public comment is closed. open the phone lines for public comment callers. >> secretary: thank you. callers press star three to be added to the queue. >> madamth is, there are no callers on the line. >> secretary: thank you. hearing no callers, public comment is now closed. >> president: okay. public comment callers line is closed at this time. that's it. oka

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any members present? any callers? >> there is one caller in the queue. >> you have two minutes. >> thank you, chair. i am going to talk about 6d-2. water heating systems. there is a lot. 22 pages. a lot of good things in it. i can't call myself a expert on water heater systems. i will relate the importance of it. water is precious. i have the idea of creating water systems that are saving our water for drinking and cooking and taking showers. i have found in my home it takes a gal on of watttor to my kitchen faucet when the hot water heater heats up. three gallons of water on my 30-gallon electric hot water heater a half kilowatt hour to get back up to temperature. the energy. i am doing what i can to be more efficient. the technologies i see can help litigate that. the hot water is not about sooner. it takes energy because it takes water to get there. this is a good idea. hopefully you can pass something out of it. thank you. >> no more callers in the queue. >> thank you. public comment on item 6 closed. >> any addit

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russian agencies were trying and who did any news about celebrating any victory.ow as a member of russian parliament, we expected that it's going to be a pretty, well, long, timely operation, and it absolutely goes as planned. and nobody, i guess, knows what is the plan of president putin's, because this is secret information that is not revealed to ordinary civilians, including the members of the parliament. well, forgive me for interrupting, ms butina, but if only president putin knows the plan and you don't know the plan, how can you tell me that you're absolutely sure everything is going to plan? well, and this is a very smart question. well, i read a lot, and i studied political science, as well as read a lot of books, classical books about strategy. and if you look at any military strategy, you would never expect it to be on such big territory as ukraine is and including the goals that we expect to be achieved, such as do not harm civilian population. so this operation goes quickly and works well. nobody could expect if you have any special knowledge about i

and you wrote recently that i can't that any country or any big country would react to their security parameters out her or in their being breached or being threatened. and i think security as was insecurities like beauty in the eye of the beholder. it's always relative depending on many conditions. do you believe in any sort of broader principles or in any broader arrangements that can provide not absolute security, but the relative security? if not for all done at least for let's say some are configuration, some group of ha countries in the region. yes, sure. you're right tank who will shake good. didn't no switch to the absolute quality this submit. but depending upon your environment, who are your friends word, years neighbors. you do try to workshop for example, united case during this last 20 years. the effort was if the idea is for get the americans out because there be considered to be the mental it, not the indians reached out to iran, mending fences with them because there are some problems. tokyo, the journey, always good problems. i am a beneficiary of you know, are people

with that, i can take any questions. >> chair mandelman: i don't think we have any for you. let's hear from our candidate. >> clerk: are you still there, on teams? >> yes. i just wanted to thank -- i had submitted my application for the appointment, but commissioner melgar, as you can tell, i won't be -- there will be a change in representation, so that concludes my comments. so, thank you. >> chair mandelman: thank you, chair larsen. are there any other candidates? >> clerk: operator, is there anyone else -- is there anyone on the public comment line? >> checking the public comment line for item 7. and there is no public comment. >> chair mandelman: public comment on item 7 is closed. >> commissioner melgar: thank you, chair. i'm sorry there was not clarity on what we're doing here. we are nominating john larsen to serve on the district 7 c.a.c. seat, so thank you, chair larsen. my comments were to convey my gratefulness for you having served for four years. thank you. >> chair mandelman: thank you. and i will echo those thanks on behalf of the entire board. and that is --

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how come you have not had any scandals and how come you have not had any turnover?id: i think the president did a good job of picking a cabinet and senior officials at the lack of scandals reflects that. the lack of turnover reflects the fact these are men and women who are eager to serve who are doing a great job, who are making a difference. it is the most diverse cabinet in history. it is the first time in history the majority of the cabinet is not white. it is an incredibly talented cabinet. we are very lucky to have their service. david: the president's favorability ratings are not as high as i assume you would like. i wonder how do you in the white house deal with that? ron: the most important thing is for the president to do the right thing. what you are seeing right now is a mood in the country that is impacted by the fact this pandemic has lasted longer than anyone thought it would and while we have had tremendous growth in the economy and jobs we are having a problem with inflation and i think those things contribute to a generally -- a mood in the country

so they can post into social media, any photo and video or video footage on any surgical harassment. this where this case is, this was the case how however they didn't let me address the developments in the logical order for much 30 falling another round of talks in on her russian mr. defense cohen house, the withdrawal forces from a number of regions, including which, that fact was confirmed the next day, where the mayor of which a washer in the, in his video much you on much. so that goes to not only for the presented, there was the role of russian forces as victory of ukrainian army. interestingly, he had looked medicine any must, that was done by this killings, grapes or anything like that. it is hard to imagine that the city mayor can forget to address such a diverse stating scenario. let me show you the video post by mr. little. as you will see, he looks happy and smiling. it is hard to imagine that he is acting like this, against the backdrop of a massacre industries. with any, with his a money order you with all he upon the day. they are happy. great victory, said gray cleary

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we've never had any complaints or any issues with neighbors. we're not trying to do any big loud crazy parties, maybe karaoke once a month type of thing, but only until 11:00 kind of keeps that down anyway. so that's kind of what's going on with us. i'm the owner. i'm usually there on the busy nights. if not, you know, i have managers who are there and we do have employees who are offering to, you know, work the door and kind of if that's even necessary. i'm not really seeing that as being necessary and we really don't have any major plans. the reason why i'm getting this permit is just so we can possibly make more money in order to stay. so that's what's going on with us. >> president: questions. >> commissioner: good evening. i don't have a question specific to your application but i do sense some frustration and it's valuable for us to talk to actual owners and i'd be interested in your sense of what's going on and what is frustrating you and what can san francisco do better to help you out. >> sure. >> commissioner: that was a big one. >> y

if there's any public comment? >> clerk: madam president, there's no public comment. >> president feinstein: all right. seeing no public comment, public comment is closed. is there a motion for this item? >> commissioner covington: yes, madam president. i'd like to make a motion. . >> commissioner nakajo: second. >> clerk: i'd 3, general public comment. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes on any matter within the commission's jurisdiction that does not pear on the agenda. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department personnel. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with a speaker. the lack of a response by the commissioners or department personnel does not necessarily constitute agreement with or support of statements made during public comment. >> president feinstein: do we have anybody on the line for public comment? >> clerk: we have no public comment. >> president feinstein: okay. then p

manger minister imran khan any more. mayor from the institute _ minister imran khan any more.c studies in islamabad, thank you very much for your thoughts on this story today. do stay with us through the neck sure is the latest on all today's main news. well, it was a cold but sunny start to saturday. how's the rest of the day looking? well, not bad at all. but clouds will be bubbling up in the afternoon and we are expecting a few showers, but the majority of the day is going to be dry and bright, at the very least. so here's the satellite picture. big weather systems out in the atlantic but clouds across the uk are coming in from the north at the moment and clipping scotland, and you can see the winds are also blowing in from the north. so it's a chilly source, so our air is cold. now, today we'll see clouds bubbling up right across the country. but i think the sunniest weather will be across the southwest of england and southern parts of wales and probably staying dry here. a few scattered showers elsewhere and then in the north of scotland, most frequent showers, but disapp

they ask them do you have any symptom or any, any concerns you have with airborne hazards and chemicals, and once again, if those are answer answered in the affirmative, then the provider gets with them, and they talk to them. again during the prepreventative health assessment, again, this is something that every member the department of air force gets annually. they ask the same questions, and they also go into the open burn pit rebelling industry. they include all members to register for that if they've been in an area with an open burn pit even if they don't have any symptom or concerns. they're encouraged to go ahead and register for that. and once again, a provider will reach back, talk with them and go over any questions or concerns they might have. >> dr. mirza? >> thank you, senator. in our organization at the army public health center we've engaged in several epidemiological studies, and in those the studies we essentially use deployment history as a proxy for exposures. and so, of course, that can include exposures to burn pits but also to the poor aeroquality conditions withi

and you wrote recently that i can't that any country or any big country would react to their security parameters out her or in their being breached or being threatened. and i think security as well as in securities like beauty in the eye of the beholder. it's always relative depending on many conditions. do you believe in any sort of broader principles or in any broader arrangements that can provide not absolute security, but relative security? if not for all done at least for let's say, some are configuration, some group of her countries in the region. yes, sure. you're right. thank you. were saying that there is no switch to the absolute quality this submit. but depending upon your environment, who are you in a fringe word, your neighbors do try to workshop. for example, marcus, during this last 20 years, the effort was if the idea is to get the americans out because therapy considered to be the mental it, not the indians reached out to get on mended fences with them because there are some problems stuck in the journey they're always good problems. i am a beneficiary of you know, ar

>> i don't have any details to speak to today. we are mindful of the clock and we are mindful of the fact that it will be basic fundamentals. while some of these systems will require some familiarization and basic training, it is not exorbitant. it wont take a long time. it will require a large pool of trainees. we will work it out. we don't think it will be an onerous task or lengthy in time or in resources. general walters was able to brief the secretary just this morning on the efforts to work it out and he knows it is a requirement and he is working on it. >> you mentioned the identification of the remains of the briefing and this question may come out of left field a little bit but there are still thousands of u.s. service members missing and north korea. i am just wondering if this administration has that as a priority and is working that in any way or whether it looks at the situation with north korea has -- >> i don't know what progress has been made with respect to the korean peninsula. let me see if i can check that out.

and they did any sort of surrender, any sort of negotiation. they want to keep fighting, as they hope, until a diplomatic perhaps solution is reached by which they will be given a car door as of mary and i did the ukraine, proper territories, told by the caribbean military, even though that is that these point incredibly unlikely military expert, alexander st, upon of says cubes. leadership is trying to prolong the military conflict despite the civilian casualties in such a what i see. so suddenly the initiative of the russian side is aimed at saving human lives. and this noble gesture to was walker, minerals deserves respect. but we are well aware that those mil to personnel who don't want to surrender are the subject of all this given to them. the main goal of kia is to prolong the conflict as much as possible, despite the casualties and one of the civilian population. the decision of the issue of the liberation of mario paul has already been made by russia, and we can only hope for the prudence of a ukrainian military leadership, which must

any place. white house security advisor jake sullivan set down for an interview about the war of ukraine, -- a u.s. relations with china. he was interviewed by david rubenstein in washington dc. >> the weighted son molded is a big load to russia. they have been forced to admit it has been badly damaged and they have had to choose between two stories. one story is it was incompetence. the other was they came under attack. neither is a particularly good outcome for them. >> do you suspect there will be more instances with more ships damage like this? >> president biden had the chance to talk yesterday about reviewing the list. >> when they have those discussions, is it in english or is there an interpreter? >> there is a good interpreter that works for the u.s. government. president zelenskyy will occasionally switch and english. most is done through interpretation. when president zelenskyy wants to emphasize a particular point, or when they are connecting personally, president zelenskyy will spea

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. >> vice president elias: do any of my commissioners have any questions or would like to agendize any of the items? otherwise, we can take a motion. >> commissioner yee: i'll make the motion. >> i'll second. >> clerk: on the motion to accept the consent calendar -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have six yeses. >> vice president elias: next item. >> clerk: line item 3, chief's report. weekly crime trends and public safety concerned. provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar for a future meeting. >> chief scott: i'm going to start this week's report with the announcement of the arrest of two current san francisco police officers and one retired san francisco police officer. that announcement was made yesterday, but i'm just going to repeat the release. the sfpd announced the arrests of two officers and one retired member. the retired member was working in a part-time program under the city's

he says any trial should take — without any doubt.any trial should take place in _ without any doubt. he says any trial should take place in lebanon. - without any doubt. he says any trial should take place in lebanon. he'sl should take place in lebanon. he's confident can prove his evidence —— in a sense, but the actions of the french investigators say they believe there is at least a case for him to answer. theo leggett, bbc news. a lawyer for the russian opposition politician vladimir kara—murza says he has beenjailed. he was convicted of spreading false information about russia's military campaign in ukraine under laws which were introduced after the invasion began. mr kara—murza has been added to a list of what the kremlin describes as 'foreign agents', and could face up to 15 years in prison when he is sentenced injune. the former pakistani prime minister, imran khan, ousted from office earlier this month, has been holding large rallies, refusing to accept the new government and demanding fresh elections. he's alleged he's the v

so and they've been promising if any day now. so it's still any day now, but that could be by me 9. that could be that declaration of victory. i'm assuming that the plan was not to lose the. busy flagship, in the black sea, the mosque was not to lose at least 7 generals and not to have to admit to significant true losses. how far do you think the prestige of the armed forces, who suffered as a result of the setbacks? well, it suffered. i think, i mean, because we didn't, i mean one of the, i think the many horrible stupid and horrible, and crimes and mistakes that hooting has made. but one of them was actually show to the world how incompetent russia, because everybody else before the war expected that it's, you know, it's so terrifying because russian military, so strong and, and formidable. and now we've seen that it's the world has seen that it really not . so of course, these are the cost the war. i mean, things are not going quoting to plan and it's very easy article push and really expose this kind of shortcomings that the army has. so yes, there is a lot of, there is a lot of

i never saw any female firefighters because there weren't any in the 1970s.'t know i could be a fire fighter. when i moved to san francisco in 1990, some things opened up. i saw women doing things they hadn't been doing when i was growing up. one thing was firefighting. a woman recruited me at the gay-pride parade in 1991. it was a perfect fit. i liked using my brain, body, working as a team, figuring things out, troubleshooting and coming up with different ways to solve a problem. in terms of coming in after another female chief, i don't think anybody says that about men. you are coming in after another man, chief, what is that like. i understand why it is asked. it is unusual to have a woman in this position. i think san francisco is a trailblazer in that way in terms of showing the world what can happen and what other people who may not look like what you think the fire chief should look like how they can be successful. be asked me about being the first lbgq i have an understands because there are little queer kids that see me. i worked my way up. i came i

into any member of his family. he said that during the campaign and he will continue to abide by that. so i would appoint you to the department of justice for any additional steps they would take. they would make those decisions independently. >> are there any concerns that they are not going to be necessarily seen as being able to make the decisions independently of the white house chief of staff is now saying the president is confident his son did not break the law? >> well that's something the president has said and certainln we would echo. but in the same answer to that question, during an interview this week on abc, ron also said of the justice department is independent and they will make their own decisions. skinar again to the president hs said that he never spoke to his son about his overseas business dealings. is that the still the case? >> yes. >> so tomorrow you're going to tannounce -- the white house is going to announce new sanctions. the administration will have new sanctions on russia in some form.

any war is dangerous and any worker spawn and knows that. but we cannot allow journalists to be turned into targets, abducted or even killed, where developed society that protects the right to free access to information. we're, we're seen ukraine is that only journalists who repeat the official lie like a mantra are locked to work. this is not military journalism, but military propaganda. it should be condemned. large scale support, but no military intervention. that's how germany's chance lucy's nato involvement in the war and ukraine. ukraine has long been seeking membership in the western military alliance. but while the block has said it isn't ready to let in ukraine, it still has refused to give moscow any assurances that it won't expand towards russia's borders. ortiz ritual blevins comments. i saw the visual from them by an administration is now admitting that the u. s. refuse to even discuss russia's concerns about ukraine, joining nato ahead of moscow's military operation in the country. despite the americans knowing they could have

we're just not us in any way.ication, so, uh, representatives of the ministry of economic affairs and climate protection of germany . then gazprombank is responsible for their exchange into rubles. that is, we are our company uh, pay in euros. for us. this is an important point. i think that smartly progressive intelligentsia. this is exactly what alexander and i are talking about outside even before the start. ep, when he said, uh, the chancellor of austria. yes, he said that they uh would not pay. i say they, i promise you, i say that they will soon say that we are paying in euros. and there already someone turns them into rubles. here, please, it’s true, not austria, but germany, but sure. and austria will also say about it. regarding the entry into nato and the eu for ukraine, in my opinion, such a replacement has already taken place for this carrot, yes, which all the time there was shaking in front of ukraine’s nose so that it would go, and it’s not even a real carrot. it was a dummy of a carrot, here it is,

for any regulation at the moment. yeah, i think that that whether congress will pass laws or not, i mean there there's, there's definitely a lot of discussion about it. but i think the fundamental problem here is there is regulation right now, that regulation is section 230 of the communications decency act, which says that twitter or facebook, or any of these platforms, any, any website has no liability for anything that it's users do on top of those platforms, even if the platforms are trying to encourage them to engage in certain types of behavior. and i think if you that's, that's a, that's a form of regulation. it's just a destructive form of regulation. so i think if you got rid of that and you said, you know what, you are kind of liable for what happens on your platform, that these platforms will change their business models very quickly and they will stop imposing, you know, offloading costs under the rest of society that they should be internalizing themselves. and do you think mad too, if this were to happen

i think rushes is also must be wary of being provoked any into any traps with nato, whether it's flight, poland, or other countries, the threats of finland in sweden joining nato. i think all of that is bluff because 11 thing this conflict is revealed is that nato in the western countries are incapable of fighting a land war against the russian professional army. they are all talk. they are all propaganda. they are all endless negotiation discussions which the west only uses to create room for more aggressive a symmetric warfare and information operations. and all, as all the conversations continue fighting continues as well to rage in don, boss, or senior correspond rock as the if he's on the ground, there is he has been at 4 months file. this latest report to us phase 2 of russia's operation. ukraine is in full swing, vast convoys of troops and equipment. continue to pour into the boy's own day and night. and as you get closer to the front, the sky lights up with russian forces together with local de niro militiamen are sweeping along the regions administrative borders. all of this wa

if you remember the k g b had for me any many years. always actually, by the way, was always advocating for sending when the soviet union was threatened or the system was threatened in 56 and hungry. in 68 in czechoslovakia than in afghanistan with of galveston in 79, he was the big advocate of sending troops and defending existential an existential state of the soviet union. so put in seems to be taking cues from back man, a window going to go to its background, looking at prudence background and his time in the k g b. they don't seem to be very impressed with him today. if he's been on the fast track, he would have been sent to the west, but he got east germany instead, which wasn't much of a consolation prize, was it if you were in the foreign department of the k g b? well, i mean, you know, he still was sent abroad, so that's, that wasn't bad either a, but he was just a lieutenant colonel and they were some other people who were in pushes and to rush, for example, there gave and off who was many times his various jobs held in the pu

and i don't think that any of you would, you know, second-guess any one of those items. but the third thing is, the legislation that was passed by the board of supervisors -- i know we do not talk about how it measures in this -- ballot measures in this room, but the legislation that was passed by the board of supervisors will have a very, very significant impact on our park system. it's going to have a significant impact on our entire city. across city agencies that will literally be hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of projects and programs which will no longer be. so we have our work cut out for us to figure out a path forward that offers the ethics and transparency that the public needs and demands, but that still allows us to do our work. and what was passed does not. >> president buell: thank you. commissioner louie? >> commissioner louie: thank you, lisa. and, colleagues, you know, it just makes our panel here so grateful for all the philanthropic sponsors. my parents raised me to always give back to the community, and we have a lot of philanthropic successful th