person who comes to this position is now a teenager, that the parliament can remove him at any momentcertain limitation in this case of the independence of the ombudsman institution because human rights very often come into conflict with the state, and a person who protects human rights sometimes has to tell other state bodies that this cannot be done when the ombudsman dependent, i.e. at any moment he can be removed , he will be limited in his actions in order to protect human rights, so we hope that after the martial law actually there will be no changes to the procedure and it will be restored. that is, there will be additional guarantees of such independence or the ottomans that exist in peacetime. this week also took place such a very ancient event, in the context of the protection of people's rights, there was an exchange of prisoners, uh, 144 ukrainian soldiers were exchanged, they gained their freedom, including regaining their freedom in including 95 defenders of azov, this exchange was handled by the main directorate of intelligence. it even seems to me that we are not cover

any questions? >> chair: any questions? seeing none, public comment, please. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comment on item 13, raise your hand to speak. are there any members of the public who wish to make comment on this item? seeing none, mr. moderator, do we have any callers in the queue? >> there is one call in the queue. go ahead, i have unmuted your line. you have two minutes. >> what i wanted to say is we need a hydrologist and some experts to tell us about the quality of the groundwater. now we stole the land and the water from the first people. now we're into groundwater. this mickey mouse is not going to take us too far. there is already some nervousness about the distribution. it looks as if they are now into the business of making more money selling contaminated water. i say this that even in san francisco recently people are getting a foul smell when opening up their water. a foul smell. so we are mixing groundwater, but we are bragging that our water is the best in the

have come across any wreckage of any kind of object that has now been examined by you? >> the uap task force doesn't have records that isn't explainable, that is inconsistent with being of terrestrial origin. >> do we have any sensors underwater to detect on submerged uaps? it is in that is in the ocean or indices? >> i would be more appropriate addressed in closed session. >> okay. i think one of the biggest questions that i have is, we say with a lot of probability, we say quote-unquote probably do represent physical objects, closed quote. when we say probably, is that because we cannot conclusively say that their physical objects? >> in the task force report when i say probably represent physical objects most of them represent physical objects. there could be some that are more of a meteorological phenomena something like that that may not be a physical object in the sense that most people think of something to go up in touch. >> the ones would you say most of them represent physical objects can you say they are definitely like with with % certainty that they are phy

so i'm taking any, any mediation against time one, so we had to make sure that we have credible robust deterrence. does that involve or guarantee of us support and us intervention militarily, as an esl, green, but in that just needed to really, i think the case of they are the best guessing point is you can, i can have a station again as russia and the political coalition amanda liked my to countries, i was also very important. so in that, in addition to immunity or to toys, economic and political cooperation, a mon democracies also very important in deterring china or any aggressors. i'm taking a regular edges. now jonah has warned of god resolute and strong measures. if you ask how speaker nancy pelosi goes ahead with her proposed visit to taiwan. should she reconsider her trip? well, 1st of all, china opposes any visit by any far inputted. boyd eaters, to tie one that happens all the time and we should not allow. we cannot allow china to take what you need. i can visits how i know not. so you know, we are hopeful that dab speaker, i'm lucy, can come visit taiwan and i stacy that did

is there any such capability? >> from some of the returns -- >> i'm not asking what -- >> it's clear not a majority, that many of the observations we have are physical objects from the center data that we have. >> physical well, gas is physical, it's a physical object, it can be. and so, if you see where i'm going with this? i'm trying to determine what it is we are looking at so we can decide if something is a solid or a gas. and if there have been any conclusions on its capabilities, it's capabilities of movement, of turning, going, you know, 180 degrees or 90 degree turn, anything along that line that we've been able to determine? >> within the -- and i should point out that you know, there's not a single explanation for uap. they make up, they're a lot of different things that are unidentified or -- >> basically, we really don't know much on it. that's all i'm trying to get at. i'm pleased that you have particle right now for our military. but are there any nonmilitary reports coming forward of similar events?

any other questions? i don't have any other questions. you can have a seat and we can talk about this for a second. >> do we want to entertain a motion first? >> sure, i move to approve with staff recommendations. >> second. >> all right, let's open it up for public comment. any public comment on this agenda item? >> there doesn't appear to be any public comment for this item. >> all right. >> i should have asked you are familiar with the staff recommendations? okay. okay [roll call]. >> congratulations. sounds like an amazing verbal answer event for . continue to work with our staff. >> thank you. >> all right, we can move to the next permit on our agenda. >> great. the next permit on our regular agenda is for an llp permit for aura restaurant and bar located down by on 2368 third street. they would like to have live performance. one neighbor was worried. i spoke with the neighbor and the applicant spoke with her directly. in the days leading up to the hearing the business held a zoom meeting for any concerned neighbors which i attended.

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a reminder to any callers -- moderator, do we have any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you. the public comment period is now closed. >> 10. 071422-10 action item approve the first amendment of the sfdcp plan document >> thank you for your time. item 10 is to propose an amendment to the plan document as indicated in the memo. they are privy to an exclusive catch up provision only to government employees called special catch up. this allows participants to contribute up to twice the annual limit based on any utilized amount. we have been very busy the last six weeks processing and screening the nearly 100 lump sum pay outs as they have chosen to retire. the age also known as nra currently designed in the plan where they have a right to receive reduced benefits no later than the age of 70 1/2. and this means it's a different age factor. while this is consistent with state regulations, it douglas not identify nra safety which is a special rule to special and qualified state employees to a rate of safety and was

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any other questions. seeing none, public comment please. >> members of the public who wish to make two minutes of remote public comment on 11, please press star-3 to raise your hand. do we have any members present that wish to make a comment? seeing none, mr. moderator, do we have anybody with their hand raised. >> madam secretary, there are no speakers. >> thank you, item 11 is closed. >> and without further comments a motion and a second. >> move to approve. >> second. >> moved and seconded, roll call. >> president moram >> aye. >> commissioner maxwell. >> aye. >> commissioner paulson. >> aye. >> next item. >> next item is item 12. . >> [reading item 12] to the management plan to allow shoreline wishing. >> thank you mr. ramirez, thank you. >> good afternoon, tim ramirez, for land management. several years ago, we were contacted by an individual who asked about fishing in the reservoir. we spofnded and said that there may be one. that person never responded to me directly but did to us and as a conseque

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boris johnson still in charge there aren't any plans for a - there aren't any plans for a caretaker primethe meantime and you still going to be running the country for the next few months. he's made a pretty clear that there is not going to be any big new policies or changes of direction at this stage, it's very much a holding pattern until his successor is appointed in september and come september, what happens next is essentially at the moment, he will go back to being a normal member of parliament, just a normal sitting mp, rather than somebody who is front and centre of the government as he is now and what is unclear is what he may want to go through with now, and i'll be the thing that determines the makeup of the parliamentary party going forward and what we do know is there will be new prime minister in place by the start of the autumn and when they return from the summer break for the next parliamentary term. thanks for keeping us up—to—date and there is much more on our website on there is much more on our website on the story for you, including the full run from all the candidat

so i'm taking any, any mediation against that one. so we had to make sure that we have credible robust deterrence channa. opposes any visit by any far inputted coin eaters to tie one that happens all the time. and we should not allow. we cannot allow china to take what you did. i can visits how i know that. so, you know, we are hopeful that, damn speaker, i'm on those. he can come visit i on and i see that didn't of the free democracy countries. so we're hoping that she can visit i one. but again, we should not allow china to detect who can come to town. a turkey has opened a new coordination center to oversee the export of ukrainian grain. before the war, russia and ukraine supplied nearly a 3rd of the world's wheat. keith says it's been unable to export grain because moscow has blockaded its ports. global food prices have searched as a result, but the 2 sides have not signed a deal to unblock shipments. getting the grain out, these officials have a challenging task. they need to figure out how to ship millions of tons of grain stuck

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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 configuration, some group of, of countries in the region, you're sure you're right. thank you. were saying that there is no such thing. the absolute quality this submit. but depending upon your environment, who are you friends? world your neighbors, you know, do try to workshop. for example, united kish, during this last 20 years. the effort was if the idea is for get the americans out because therapy considered to be the mental it, not the indians reached out to run mending fences with them because there are some problem turkey in china, they're always good problems. i am a beneficiary of you know, are people at that time g, creating bridges for moscow? i was there to so trace, because you all believe that these 45 country se used to you and call them again for that very interest look common. the commonality of interest will take you somewhere. as long as those common interests will be at amer

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is there any such capabilities? >> from-- >> i'm not asking what i'm-- >> from some of the returns, it's clear that the majority-- it's clear that many of the observations that we serve are from the physical objects from the sensors that we have. >> well, gas is a physical, and do you see where i'm going with this. i'm trying to determine what it is we're looking at so we can decide if something is a solid or a gas and has there been any conclusion on its capabilities. like the capabilities of movement, of turning, going 180 degrees or 90 degree turns, something along that line that we've been able to determine? >> within the-- i should point out that there's not a single explanation, they're made up of a lot of different things that are identified. >> basically we really don't know much on that. that's all i'm trying to get. i'm pleased that you have protocol right now for our military, but are there any non-military reports coming forward of similar events or is it all coming from military? >> the uap task force h

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any of that. the president was upset and he was saying there was a heated discussion about going to the capitol aboup how many times would you say you've been part of that motorcade with the president? finally over 100 times? >> in in a 100 times, have you ever? witness to a another discussion of the argument are heated discussion with the president where the president is where he was supposed to go or what the secret service believes safe. >> like other witnesses, sergeant robinson also testified that he was aware that individuals in the crowd were armed. >> yes, i believe it was all spent. defense channel and i was monitoring the traffic, too. so i can hear some of the unit pointing out individuals that there were along constitution avenue that forearm that were up in the trees and start hear units responding to those individuals. so that's always a concern when there's a code. in the area. >> and like other witnesses, sergeant robinson told us that the president still wanted to travel to the ca

they shouldn't be going on any more. it'll get over that. we bought, oh yeah, the video, the thought of the legal facility. it doesn't make any sense to showcase people for their body size and make fun of them feel double? nope, i think i think authority, the very thoughtful the performances are upsetting to catalina, puente. she has a condo, pleasure, and is one meter, 37 centimeters tall here and he hung about 750 kilometers north of grenada. she promotes equality for short, stature people, and she finds these kinds of shows counter productive. she wishes they were prohibited was that he was in place not even us healthy, that we didn't come all this way, earning society's respect level just to have it trampled in a shell. or to have children make fun of short stature classmates in i neil or said that i am filmed to night clumps and offered money to put on an act. amy shows that the world that it prevents us from ever getting rid of the stigma that exists in our society as of either celia newman vanderbilt. when is the

are there any other ones from but in russian regions?y weren’t formed by them. where did they go ? what did they do? everyone heard about chernobyl. well, i think they also watched the series on nbc. no, and accordingly, if they were told that it is not forbidden, i don’t know, but in any case. if i told you, listen, guys, let’s occupy yourself in the red forest. have you seen the series chernobyl yes, it was clear that they would do it less actively well, but in reality, what is the fate of those occupiers who sat, dug in, breathed , consumed and were irradiated and then returned to the territory of the belarusians to their russian cities well, maybe they are being treated maybe there is no one to treat anymore oleg katkov chief the editor of defense express is in touch with us , but we are already congratulating glory to ukraine, the three bases thank you, we will write it down so let's talk a little about the attempts and the possibility of countering missile terrorism in our country, it is actually true big problems for us because it

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 configuration, some group of, of countries in the region. yes, sure. you rotate google shame that there is no such thing. the absolute quality this submit. but depending upon your environment, who are you, friends, world, your neighbors? you 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 they're, if you considered to be the mentor, not the indians. traditional to run mended sensors with them because there were some problem. turkey in china dollars, good problems. i am a beneficiary of you know, our people at that time g, creating bridges with moscow. i was there too. so trace, because you all believe that these 45 countries i used to you and call them again, will follow that very interest look common. the commonality of interest will take you somewhere. as long as those common interests will be in america. will

modern thermal imagers, or any secure communication systems.nd, of course , this does not mean that access to there are absolutely none of them, for example, in the 18th year, america fined the infaler company for trying to supply thermal imagers to circumvent sanctions through false persons, but it cost the company 15 million dollars, and such cases are simply isolated, that is, the operation is necessary to understand that any drone is not only a glider that can be demonstrated there on video, and by the way, it must be said that iran has been repeatedly recorded on the fact that it is close to its drones, for example, an optical station, it even came to this, and hmm, any practical use, for example they used them in syria because iran is on the side of assad and there everything ended with at least one drone falling, they were also used to patrol the border with iran and there were also losses from drones, that is to consider that such drones can be or be something better, for example, than what we are already shooting down in large numbers,

and that's the whole point about debating is it's, it's, it's any kind of any kind of debate. it's been shut down, good team and i used to get smidge, get sued, or taking the course if you even want to look at new ideas and ask, you know, what's the bigger picture? it's worrying. i think it's really worrying that we've come to the stage. what worries me more is that some of these countries are going to include politically. we don't have a certain way yet. you know, so many people learn. that's all the time we have here. i want to think, my guess budapest america want to thank our viewers, are watching us here. are the see you next time remember? ah, ah. oh, when i was showing the wrong one, i just don't know any use world. yes, to shave out. disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. i thought it was just a minute. i'm going to with this with you, i guess with you. i'm with full credit, it's going to be out of wood from beach go to still easy for this patient about in the board w

rather than laying the pathway to any sort of future talks between the 2 countries. and indeed we are now watching the ukrainians sign, the dell we just saw, and russian defense minister, sagacious showing her hold at his side of the agreement and now they're watching the ukrainians do their signing sammy just how quickly g. thank alan. could the ukrainians get export smoothing? well there are they, they say that a could happen very quickly indeed, but that, that appears to be a real ambitious timeline. first of all. busy that our minds in the 3 ports that the ukrainians are in control. and so they would have to be navigated if not clear . and we know that the ukrainians are taking steps to do things like that. and they're also going to get mine hunters ships from the united kingdom. so the treaty navy, actually training a with the royal navy. the yuki is royal navy in scotland at recite, which is the base for the might hunters. so getting them in place could take some time, and then there's the problem, all of which vessels will come in and start moving the green. b

but where should it and your graphically, there should not be any threats to our security, any military threats coming from the ukranian territory. and this objective is still in place. you know, when the negotiators met in istanbul, we were talking about a different kind of geography. we were prepared to accept the ukrainian proposals based on that geography. so the geography of march 2022. humans, the nance campbell guns republics, right. that yes, the more or less just the geography has changed to since they're local. now, it includes not just the don't ask and logan for people's republics, but also the harrison and the zip rosier regions and some other territories. georgia and the process is not finished yet. it is moving forward consistently and vigorously, while the west is demonstrating its powerless anger and the desire to make things worse by pumping ukraine with longer range weapons like high mars. we will have to continue moving our geographic objectives to further from the existing wine. let us, we cannot allow the weapon that pose a direct wrench to our territory to be depl

any access, let alone any credible information.se in charge there will attempt to engineer and control what is seen. we have no word yet to suggest that n either organisation has been granted any access. we were told yesterday that the icrc has requested access to the site. we do not know whether they have been granted it. obviously, they don't tend to speak to the media and give us a moment by moment update on what they are doing, and we may at some point hearfrom them, they are doing, and we may at some point hear from them, but if you remember back eight or nine years ago when that malaysia an airliner was down, very much the same part of the donbas, it took a very long time to establish what happened. and getting access, getting information was extremely difficult. i think something similar will happen here as well. �* , w' , something similar will happen here as well. �* , w , ., something similar will happen here as well. �* , , ., ., as well. and very quickly, grain and shi -s as well. and very quickly, grain and ships takin

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though any visit from u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi wouldn't change the u. s. position on the one china policy. it is likely to ratchet up tensions over the contested taiwan strait . should eager pelosi proceed with the trip. it would coincide with the 75th anniversary of the founding out that people's liberation, army and china. and were likely, i think, to see an increase and in noticeable increase in chinese air space incursions in and around taiwan and the events that she proceeds with her trip. we may even see something called a median line incursion, and that's a breach of the maritime border that exists in the center of the taiwan st. 16 months ago. president, she's in ping said reunification must be fulfilled. washington's policy recognizes china sovereignty over the taipei governments, but biden has made diplomatic waves, saying the us would defend the island militarily. if china invades and public support from officials like pelosi are likely to add fuel to the smoldering tension between 2 world powers. who shelly rigor is a professor at davidson c

seems to me that they are being silenced in order to preserve the unity of the country, for example, any criticism of the government today is stigmatized and is equated with destabilizing the situation inside the country, but on the other hand , it seems so to me. now we will ask larisa about it, but it seems to me that silence will not speak - unspoken, unlegalized issues and contradictions accumulate and create this very tension, especially in many there is this feeling of inconsistency, the incommensurability of the victims on the front line and the political acceptance of such a dusty life larisa - do you agree with me? put from the point of view of ptsd, and our topic is mass ptsd, any trauma is primarily characterized by silencing, a victim of aggression, a traumatized person is silent about his trauma , and the way out of trauma is precisely speaking, speaking , such a frank conversation, so when we talk about the media during war and about the traumatized ukrainian society, traumatized by the war, but even before that there were enough traumas that were not spoken about, so we un

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any last, sorry, any comments from the mod staff? we've given opportunities to councilmembers so any, well just, i think it's really valuable to take stock once a year and look at what we've done together. and not to get yourself con grad tory because there is a lot to do it's really a pleasure to work with this council and to work as people have said in the city of san francisco. because i think a lot is possible. if anyone else has future feedback. anymore councilmember comments? we'll move on to the last agenda item which would be correspondence. correspondence. of excuse me, rather number 8, yes, correspondence has there been any correspondence since the last meeting? >> there is been one letter which i think the councilmembers are seeing but i'll go ahead and read it. this is from jeffery tom land director of the mta in response torres losing that the mdc passed on to him. dear members of the ad, mayor's disability council, i'm writing in response to your resolution supporting the reinstatement of the mask mandate. committed to

no, even any sign of cups. and for site that claims to be a conservation center, there was no sign of any sort of conservation activity going on my m and ultimately no sign of release back into the wild. ah . that night i'll be explained exactly what the ongoing investigation, how to uncovered. i think the biggest issue that we're having as this farm was originally founded as a breeding form. however, it now describing itself with this consolation entity. having spoken to the owner of the farm who also owns these japanese cafes. he said that he's he wants to retain as many officers as possible to the wild school. he's actually committed to returning 10 percent of the stock. the born in this facility to the wilds and the remaining 90 percent can be exported to japan. most likely, for the pet industry, all these interactive pet cafes that to me isn't a consummation facility. what was interesting is that he said that i have a new release to offer in the last year, right? the japanese cafe, the telling us that the

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let's talk from the very beginning, and during any war, the attention of any kind always exists. always a risk that a certain part weapons can end up on the gray market, or even more so on the black market, that is, during direct hostilities , during transportation, during an attack, some part of the weapon can be seized, lost, even stolen in the conditions of hostilities - this is quite likely, and theoretically, some part of the weapon can really end up in the to the hands of legal arms dealers, but attention - this can only be if we are talking about samples of small arms, let's say, about mines or, for example, even about the patriarch, but i can't imagine the heavy weapons being sold therefore, i would really like to get acquainted with the park. and this is the first and second thing that concerns the control, in fact, ukraine is always to each of our partners who provided us with any weapons, equipment , or dual-purpose goods, that is, goods that can be used both for military e-e and in civilian for civilians, it is a strong goal , such and such components, such and such w

so i won't say republicans never have any blame on any subject. there is a stark difference between the two parties. i can tell you what i as a republican advocate and what i stand for and what i stand for. i make this point in the book. even with regard to opinions that i regard as wrong, i go out of my way to couch the criticisms of those decisions in such a way i make clear. this is not a bad court that sometimes gets it right. this is a good court. it's the best of its kind anywhere in the world. a good court that sometimes gets it wrong because it's run by fallible mortal human beings. i can't say that every republican speaks that way. i can tell you, it's the way i always speak. and by and large, most republican office holders speak of the supreme court more in the terms i just described. the terms that i use and lately, especially, democrats used to also. but today's democratic party, especially the elected leaders in washington, have chosen very different path. >> it feels to me the same fringe promoting packing the court is the fringe tha

as any other political animal, any other member of parliament, any other member of the public? did i said even envied other journalist to condemn views they disapprove of. and to criticize people who are arguing for things they think would be against a national interest from what had for crying out loud for democracies about nobody ever told you that perhaps the future for this party, democratic, democratic or divided into wings. hard rights pushing breaks it awning. let getting rid of all the criticism out there. let me think of one thing about breaks it. that has worked well. i was gonna say, i know that i'm asking you, can you think of one thing about brett? yes, there was. yeah, yes. one of the countries come down really that yes. what exactly are you working? i'm talking about. we're talking about bricks that i say. yes. right. is that what i'm saying to you? i don't think you would challenge that. not private that you might choose to for the purpose of this interview is that for a number of years for about 10 years, britain was deeply divided, including the referendum its

any criminal intent? >> let me say this, i think the tagline that we've heard leading into this hearing was dereliction of duty. i think that and are being an undersell for what donald trump did. because dereliction of duty suggests someone who maybe froze under pressure, didn't know what to do, panicked under the tension of it all. >> did you live up to their? oh >> right, exactly, we saw compelling evidence tonight that donald trump knew darn well he was doing, and in fact, at some points, took affirmative steps that appear designed to spur on the mob. the infamous 2:24 tweet, where donald trump tweets out negatively about mike pence. we got testimony tonight that at that point, donald trump knew that the capital is under siege, knew there was violence in the capitol, and had received exactly the opposite advice, sarah matthews and others testified, we were all telling him, you have to tamp down, and he does the exact opposite. he inflamed things. if anything, i think dereliction of duty doesn't even qu

and if this alternative was funded by any other entity, any acceptable entity, other than the human rightsregime with a long list of such abuses, that's the problem. when you say, well, others have done business with them, that may be true. but all of these golfers, in effect, are ambassadors for the saudi royal family. that's why they're there. they're in effect ambassadors. no one knows who's ahead of this company or that company. the public doesn't know. they know who those golfers are. it's an attempt to sports wash and put a happier face on an objectionable regime. the other side of it is with this happening in bedminster and with the 9/11 families so close by and the wounds so fresh, that would be bad enough in and of itself. but hosted by a former president of the united states, one would hope -- can you imagine -- can you imagine any president in our lifetime, republican or democrat, doing such a thing? you would expect from a past president and perhaps an aspirant to be the president again, you would expect a little bit more dignity, a little bit more empathy and grace and common

the first to show any respect for their rights as men. or to acknowledge that the black man had any rights? which the white man ought to respect? lincoln was frederick douglass said the first american president who rose above the prejudice of his times? and his country now in addition to gideon wells's of lincoln's alleged bigotry. critics of his racial views cited different speech by frederick douglass one he delivered in 1876 at the dedication of a sculpture group known as the emancipation monument or the freedmen's memorial in washington. adoration was based largely on his 1865 eulogy, but with a few startling changes. 1976 he just he declared to the many african-americans in his large audience. abraham lincoln was not either our man or our model. he was preeminently the white man's president entirely devoted to the welfare of white men. what a contrast to emphatically the black man's president the first to show any respect for their rights as men. 1976 douglas contradicted other points that he had made in the 1865 eulogy for example i