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

part, any territory of any country has the right to determine their own future without agreement from the central government. the standard standards should i do whatever i want and if it's beneficial for me, i will do that and it's not beneficial for me. i will do this. this is a sure way china center here. this is the issue with trying to the central television. you just mentioned the participation of the western countries in this conflict. we know that the biggest dealer here is actually the united states who passed several packages to send our us and weapons to ukraine. even the foreign policy of the us said that that us politicians now they are trying to play the long game. what, what do you think is the intention of the united states and is rush already for a long game with the united states in ukraine against you get out. but those are, it's doesn't l ukrainian game has been on for some time. now i would like to remind you that back in 2003 when they were preparing for the regular elections and ukraine. western politicians, officials just foreign ministry, for example, belgian m

you know, i think for any of us. >> is there any type of security on the school campus? is there an oakland police presence is their private security? >> i'm i'm not i don't think there's any oakland police. on the when step on, you know, definitely on the captors onshore. questions. >> and how will you to live be helping out these families of the victims? >> you know, to provide providing resources, you hopefully, you know, we're able to me from, you know, we have our crisis intervention, you know, program, you know, so no hope all the victims, you know, poor you know, there's really start, you know, connect with their families. you know, a lot of the resources, you know, and it really depend on what the families want to know you know them wanting to do independent study for the rest of the year or maybe even trafford school diamond is really dependent on. you know, we're just, you right regard to the community honored every just try to be creative and provide. and, you know, the the families, you know, resources. i think at the time it will definitely need to be a cool

are there any nominations, any other nominations for either chair or vice-chair? >> uh yes, i have one and i was going to nominate thomas harrison for chair. >> i would decline. >> okay. okay. and then commissioner mogannam, do you have a nomination? >> i have a nomination of ike kwon as vice-chair, if you would graciously accept. >> am i permitted to -- >> yes, please, commissioner kwon. >> am i permitted to ask my fellow commissioners if i'm interested in vice-chair? >> certainly -- you certainly have the floor, yes. >> okay. if my other commissioners -- no. >> i'm fine either way. >> would you like to be vice-chair? >> not really. [laughter] >> okay. then, i accept. >> okay, commissioner kwon accepts. is there a second to this nomination? >> i'll second that. >> harrison seconds. okay. are there any other nominations to either chair or vice-chair? okay. hearing none. we can take this either as a single vote for both the election of commissioner mogannam to chair and commissioner kwon to vice-chair or we can vote on them separately. is there any preference among

we are ready to investigate any cases and any crimes.s that oui’ army made some... ..warcriminals. we are ready to investigate it. but give us evidence. you don't have a proof. mr popov, in this interview, it's been clear that even you acknowledge that this war, as you call it, has not gone to plan. how long has putin got to turn things around? your economy in russia is in a terrible mess, contracting at least 6% this year, imports down 50%. you're using microchips from dishwashers in your military equipment because you can't import microprocessors anymore. you're in big trouble. you're in very big trouble. how long has putin got to turn this around? again... don't live in a world of myths. we don't need to use any microchip from refrigerators. we have our own microchips. we have our own microchips factory. that's first message. um, if you asking me when it's gonna be finished, i mean, this war and conflict, i think that you should... ..sit with us. you, i mean, western countries. you should sit round the table and talk. because the only

they are and the results, any pro commission, any or anytime. so the government should already be public. there, there is no any change. so, but this time, this time when this kind of call from the peer lives, can the government who i'm allied to discuss the mortality we're in because they, even though they are, they are saying most great region, not government drives. another government when we will, when we can be negotiation people. busy there are very basic principle, it has to be considered the one on it's not issues. there is only one government, but there is not a government. there must be one defense force and the level of weapons to be cared in for residents has to be on the border about the issues about the they said this must be come on. the table was dorothy through or not, but the time they are saying something and they are, do they do something else making hindrance or let's talk about some of those contention issue that we're going to be my question. to declare tickler, do you think that the a call for from the tig ryan's for the

why should this be any different? it is a tale of two justice systems, one for everyday working people, and one for the elite, rich and powerful. mr. trump and his allies may say that these penalties are too harsh or that this is part of a witchhunt. i will remind everyone that this investigation only started after michael:, is former lawyer, testified before congress and shed light on this misconduct. and the remedies are consistent with what we have sought for other businesses that committed the same misconduct. this investigation revealed donald trump engaged in years of conduct to inflate his net worth to achieve, to deceive banks and the people of the great state of new york. blaming you have money that you do not have does not amount to the art of the deal. it is the art of the seal -- s teal. and there cannot be different rules for different people in this country or in this state. former president's are no different. and so today we are making good on that promise, on our commitment, because no one -- no one i

any motion? >> i move to approve. >> second. >> is there any public comment on the meeting minutes from that date? >> there are no public comments. >> okay. then we can vote. [roll call]. >> alright. the meeting minutes have been approved. the next agenda item is 4, which is report from executive director wiland. >> thank you president bleiman and good evening commissioners, bothprint in present in person and on zoom. we are all happy to see you in which ever form. i have several updates this evening. the first of which is just calling attention to an e-mail i sent to all you last week outlining all of our commission goals and priorities for this fiscal year. these were compiled in response to our in-person retreat this year that we found very productive and they were to be finalized along with ben van houten and oewd and my supervisor in the city administrator's office and so, those are now actually sent all the way up to the mayor's office as our goals for this year and our priorities and so yo

are there any problems here, how are they solved.we have completed the analysis of the monitoring of the power supply of boiler heating systems in the kherson region. e for the most part. they are in working order, those that require additional repairs to start dreary season. uh, all repairs will be completed. and now we are carrying out e-e, and we are forming a stock of inventory items of equipment, fuel is needed, and in case of an accident in the autumn-winter period. eh, great help. the territory development fund provides us with assistance, sends specialists here, helps with equipment, and so on. in addition, we, uh, have already begun. u-e delivery of solid fuel coal pelets to the territory we sign contracts all institutions of the social sphere of education and health solid fuel through the heads of the local, and the authorities themselves collected. uh, we will provide information about the needs of the population in coal to everyone. uh, consumers, coal will reach, and socially vulnerable groups will be subsidized for the

so i just had to figure out a hey to come and come and grab did you have any fears any thoughts running through your mind? obviously your daughter. she's so young. hey, you're anxious. i mean you hear about this happening all the time. my new was a high school. so there was likely no issue with my daughter, but this is the closest it's ever got home. so it's a it's a surreal feeling and you start to feel panic. you're like i just want to get to my daughter streets are closed off park at the bottom of the hill walked up, you know, just got to do what you got to do to put your your eyes on your child and then go from there. i know obviously your daughter amara. she said she's just four years old. she might not really be cognizant of what's going on. how was she when you picked her up. did she seem unless clueless fortunately clueless. she just happy to see her dad and not even curious as to sort of why we doing a different routine today. she hasn't hasn't connected yet which is which is good. we'll probably just keep it that way and i know sir you say that this is something that happens.

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knowledge of any war crimes. we didn't interact with them and they didn't interact with us. he said of the russians from what i know there wasn't detentions, executions, torture. so you just heard, not only the big seed with their own eyes, but they talk to local residents who actually were leaving there on the russians. and they said that nothing that had happened, but still we hear about accusations and mass brazen war crimes. what is strange and actually said a bad in less than a day after that the tag are suddenly changed. a tonality that's off to the authorities and he had started talking about 2nd boot to happened in his room. and ever since they started using the word torture while covering the events in him and that sudden change is at least suspicious. you will agree. well, i understand that kev says they have evidence of a mass graveyard. is that not correct? well, 1st of all, the use of the term mass graves is completely wrong. the pictures that so far has been published by you creating the western med

in any case, i do not expect weather to be a showstopper by any means for either launch window. >> thank you. for the reporters in the room, raise your hand, we will get a mic to you. for those on the phone, press star one to get into the question queue. >> marcia dunn, associated press. melody, what does the taking forecast look like? we had a one hour delay on monday before they could fuel. my other question for jeremy is, if you have to lay the start of fueling for any reason, is it a minute for minute slip in terms of what it does for the launch times, and do you do other things? >> first question, yeah, i am glad you brought that up. because we have onshore flow, we could have showers approaching the coastline and maybe a crack of thunder and lightning with that. that is certainly a threat again, a similar threat to what we had the other day. one inference, we are not nearly as moist throughout the atmospheric chrome as we work the other day. that is on our side. it is hard to predict a shower activity offshore during the late night timeframe, it is much easier to predict it for the

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but i need to ask you a few questions, i don't want any questions. actually, your husband was killed. and what should i cry now? somov bastard was decent. he ruined his whole life with his women. didn't miss a single cute face. although he hid, of course, but i knew about all his women. and now he was shot with another mistress. there and the road is cruel, but on business. i'm listening to you natalya. you still tell me what to do? running who are you, my driver? what a handsome young man? i have the right. yes of course, it's your right natalya semyonovna tell me, after the death of your husband, did you have any property left. left. well, a lot is left, unless of course it's not a secret, you still know. i'll save you time. three apartments in moscow one in st. petersburg a house in new riga a house in montenegro an apartment in london only your suspicions are groundless, almost all of our property is written down on me, if somov, divorced me in shorts, would have left. so i’m not warm or cold from his murder, but why did you already know about lo

if you it doesn't make any sense any more of them. after we pass those that lines, they continue to negotiate. why? because they knew quite well that your mind is not pursuing a nuclear weapon. if you want, wanted nuclear weapon. iran would have had a nuclear weapon a long time ago. so ok, there is center for a deal. but apparently, since they know that the iranians are pursuing a nuclear weapon, that particular incentive is, is much weaker than the issue of energy. and obviously all the parties are looking forward to see exactly what happens next. what, what would be the ramifications of a deal or a no deal? hillary if you, when you go back to 32015, a think the key element of the deal. the ticket from a western perspective from an american perspective was putting limits on the stockpile. and also on the number of center fisher's there was be sufficient enough to give the americans what was called back then the breakout time of one year. that would give the americans more leverage to see what happens next. now what do we see? the i e

and this can happen in any way last year in the us. how many people were killed by the police without a shot? have some reports say that's more over 1000 people. i don't get where they investigated. thank you. that a newspapers that and western countries are one of the western countries in the u. k. how we still have to and during 28 weeks more than a t women, it's not lost, their lives hasn't been investigated. but what's the reason was and how that dramatically and who do to whom negligent? so to show you, we must not look at the issues of human rights. we should not assess them with the body is 2 different views. we are calling to serving justice. i say that we regarding this lady ought to be guarding any citizen that makes it public. if it is, this one's ability that no one's rights should be neglected. at 11, i got a position on you did and there is an official assessment that there was no signs of torture on the body. and that as you give me, that as you can see. and also another official reform suggested that there was no signs

and i'm happy to answer any further questions. >> thank you, any questions? no. we can now open this item up for public comment. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to speak on this item and joining us in-person should line up now to speak. for those lining up remotely, should call, with meeting id 24979780139 and then press pound twice. and for those in the queue please continue the wait until the system indicates that you have been unmuted and that will be the queue to give your comments. seeing no speakers in the chamber, madam chair we have no speakers on the telefonic line. >> i would like to move this forward with positive recommendation. roll call. >> clerk: on that motion to move forward, vice chair safai. aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> we have two aye with member mar excused. >> thank you very much. that passds unanimously. can you please read item number 4. >> item number 4, saint vincent society and supportive housing. to provide shelter and operations and services at the center south increasing the grant agreement by 31 million for a total amount not to

were there any others around? these are questions that were coming up, but what could not be answered without this kind of forensic analysis? and what's difference here is that our work is can beyond the journalistic work, our work is admissible and national and international court of law. it will be used to mobilize as evidence, legal actions for the justice of shooting. so do you think that some of this could apply a part in the international criminal court claim that has just gone ahead this morning? we hope that all our work, including this one is giving evidence material and concrete evidence that hasn't been given before. our list of findings is long and thorough and precise. and we do hope and think that it will push us to, to see for ourselves what we knew all along. that there was a deliberate targeting, that they could identify them as journalists, as they were shooting that they denied shooting off their medical aid. after she had been hit and that there was no one else around that there was no cross fi

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any questions? >> thank you. commissioners, any questions? seeing none, public comment, please. >> public comments on item 12, please raise your hand to speak. anyone wishing to comment on this item? seeing none, mr. moderator, are there any callers with their hands raised? >> madam secretary, there are no callers for public comment on this item. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> we have a motion and second. >> roll call, please. >>clerk: [roll call] >> four ayes. >> item 12 passes. next item, please. >> >>clerk: 13. approve the terms and conditions of and authorize the general manager to execute a soil fill agreement allowing google llc to perform work within an easement granted to the city, through the san francisco public utilities commission, within property acquired by google and located at 1400-1450 bayhill drive in san bruno, california, in return for a $190,000 payment by google llc; and approve the terms and conditions of and authorize the general manager to execute an easement amendment allowing google to perform addition

get any idea. people are wondering, is it, will there be any chance for stability to return to work in of us? i think it's difficult to say at the moment in the past, a lot of people would look to the regional body, west africa, regional body echo us to say, you know, maybe they would have some influence. but in the past, this qu, as well as a recent ones in neighboring mildly, we've seen, the equus has not been able to influence things the way it normally would. and if anything, if sanctions that it imposed in an attempt to deter these, cuz i'm not really been effective. so i think we'd have to wait to see how the, this current or whatever this is at the moment how this ends up. and then to be able to look to the future, told me thank you very much. rhian size told me love, you know, from the w. news brings up to date there on what appears to be a qu, underway in burkina faso. you are watching d. w. news from berlin, if you're just joining us, a big news happening burkina faso i just mentioned. an

i mean, will any, any sound law expert actually agree to this? i see that a, israel's a behavior in this investigation is not incredible. the question is how to deliver that by the palestinian lawyers and the i c c. the fact that there was a several conclusions from day one. first of all, the hesitation coming back and forth in the investigation and delivering it is basically something that also can show the an credibility if specially of the palestinian lawyers before the i. c, c can show that this is and they can show because it's very easy to prove that there is a systematic refusal and the political refusal by israel to open criminal investigation . and even if they open criminal investigation on the local level, they don't reach. they almost never reached a situation where they would a basically say that there should be a criminal liability imposed on the assault or that shot until the palestinians are there's no and case in that. now i think that is still, israel has an interest in delivering the conclusion from today because they can show

the army does not fully control any of them.rticular, it does not even control the regional center of zaporozhye. the kremlin believes that in this way they will become subjects of the russian federation, neither ukraine nor the world will recognize the annexation to announce this crime. organizations of donetsk and luhansk of this republic and collaborators of kherson oblast and zaporizhzhia. russian officials also gathered there. putin was late for his speech by almost 20 minutes in a straight line. he also remembered how the great country was destroyed in 1991. from the kherson luhansk and zaporizhzhia and donetsk oblasts regarding the illegal annexation will not be discussed, there will be fictitious agreements concerning all four oblasts, he also announced so far that the agreements will be signed on acceptance into the in russia, the leaders of these four oblasts declared that they would be separate subjects. because earlier they said it might be the crimean crimean separate district to justify this decision . putin referr

go to any chinatown in america, you do not see any policeman stopping and frisking, shooting and murdering. they have their own policeman in chinatown. thank you. guest: our survey did not necessarily ask black adults about what they individually could do, but certainly we asked lack adults to weigh in on the pathways to advancement they think would work. on the one hand nearly 70% of black americans said discrimination is the main reason black people cannot get ahead, but around 30% of black adults set of black people cannot get ahead they are responsible for their own condition. on the one hand nearly 60% of black adults said working hard is no guarantee of success, but about 40% said if you do work hard you can get ahead. while we did ask individual black adults about their particular pathways, certainly there is a sizable minority of black adults who think in terms of self responsibility and pulling your own self up is the pathway to equality versus looking at racial discrimination as a barrier. host: west virginia, republican. caller: yes. i had a comment. about the survey results. in

do we have any idea what to expect? well, huw, rahael any idea what to expect?expect? well, huw, raphael rowe c. _ any idea what to expect? well, huw, raphael rowe c, the _ any idea what to expect? well, huw, raphael rowe c, the chief _ any idea what to expect? well, huw, raphael rowe c, the chief of - any idea what to expect? well, huw, raphael rowe c, the chief of the - raphael rowe c, the chief of the iaea posted a video at the end of today, saying the structural integrity of the site had been repeatedly violated and in his words, it shouldn't be allowed to continue, but, look, it's been messy, it's been unpredictable but the sight of that un convoy moving into the zaporizhzhia plant symbolised a major breakthrough. the route they took is a place where both sides are accused of bombing it to try and delay the inspectors' arrival and trying to undermine the whole mission and then, once they arrived, the claim from ukraine was that they were heavily monitored, escorted around, which meant that they were not able to speak to staff candidly, heartheirtestimony, s

any questions about that? >> any questions? >> if not, let me close with some views of competitive risk and return. there are several charts. if we go to page 15 this is simply a chart where each of those dots is a public fund greater then a billion, plotted against the return on the vertical axis and the volatility on the horizontal axis. you like to begin the higher return with lower volatility and san francisco is that dark blue circle, so well above median returns for the one year period. still a lot of plots above and to the left. the other points if you compare the dark blue circle with the light blue circle, the light blue circle is san francisco policy result and so the actions of manager selection and positioning have improved our results substantially over what we would have been had we simply been at policy. to give a little more context if we go one page further to 16, same results but looking at 5 and 10 years and again, you can see how extraordinary san francisco's performance has been over the 5 year period liter

we're checking to see if we have any callers and no we don't have any callers mr. clerk. >> all right. public comment is closed [gavel] >> and i understand that supervisor peskin is also supportive of this license transfer so given that i will make a motion directing the clerk to prepare a resolution determining that this license will serve the public convenience or necessity and we send the resolution forward to the full board with positive recommendation as a committee report. madam clerk. >> on that motion vice chair stefani. supervisor melgar. >> chair mar. >> aye. >> there are three ayes. >> this will go forward with positive rise as a committee report. thank you to the officer. >> thank you. >> thank you to chief sf for this project. madam clerk is there any further business? >> that concludes our business for today. >> all right. we're adjourned. thank you. [gavel] >> this neighborhood was lived for approximately 22 years. >> yeah, like 21 years. >> 21 years in this neighborhood. >> in the same house. >> we moved into this neighborhood six months after we go

any discrimination based on any ground such as sex, race, color, ethnic or social origin, genetic features, language, religion or belief, political or any other opinion. membership of a national minority property, birth disability, age or sexual orientation shall be prohibited. discrimination on the basis of birth is also a if no, no for the you, but that hasn't stopped baltic, you member states, lithuania, latvia, and estonia from unilaterally planning a total russian visitor ban at land border crossings for later this month. and on september, 1st, finland, cat, the number of visits issued to russians by 90 percent. all this means that russian visitors to the e. u who enter through land crossings in these neighboring states. because we call that direct flights between the you and russia have been suspended, are being singled out. these member states are violating the e principle, not to discriminate against people based on birth. and brussels. well, really doesn't seem to mind. apparently, when it comes to russia, anything goes for the you. as long as the end justifies the means. a lot eu

but we strongly encourage our government also to create any channel of dialogue, any channel of possible or any possibility to avoid the accident or avoid the crisis of the war. if we can man have the channel of dialogue between taiwan and china, all pigeon and washington. i think the risk could be reduced. william, you heard that it's true, the talking of a dialogue. is that something present saying when's d? p. government has rejected the present time when government has been calling for dialogue with china since she took office 1st in 2016. but the difference is really coming from beijing. it. beijing has made it really clear that it has no intention or interest in engaging with the current d. b, b government, who they view as a secessionist and independence at the kids where as they have in the past made it very also cleared. the cavity is still the preferred political party that they want to have engagement or dialogue or even deeper cooperation. so i think now the choice is not really in the hands of the tony government, even if they want to make any kind of real dialogue with beij

uh, undesirable for any for any uh visits. this is a paradox.ut i think that we absolutely do not need to follow this path, we need to turn into this country and what we were 30-40 or 50 or 70 years ago definitely does not follow. we walked this path, we left it. in past. we must maintain our openness to uh, humanitarian contacts, youth exchanges, educational exchanges, sports exchanges. that's all that is not, let's say, so struck by spasms of political, uh, political disagreements. in my understanding. it should remain outside of this regulation, and i would only welcome it if it were the final decision of our side. it is natural to introduce certain elm restrictions, but they concern only those people who are responsible for the relevant policy in the european union, or nato needs to talk about it. this should be done, but a decision that would not affect people who are not responsible. these erroneous decisions and those who are ready to come to our country and, uh, it is better to find out what is happening here. well, in the end, maybe eve

we haven't detected any violations. we're pretty sure the situation and other putting stations is the same. i can't tell you for sure what's happening at the other putting stations at the moment. but from what we've seen so far, no violations have been detected, and it all runs in compliance with the needed level of transparency and international norms. are evidence of the dom boss, have mold, choosing the own path well ahead of the referendum, back in 2014 rizzi regime. changing here launched a so called anti terrorist operation in south east and ukraine. events became a point of no return for people in the don bus. let's take a closer look at one of our documentary on how those events unfolded. a with a picture of what's in the quarter, included throughout the blood ocean at 1st, pershing or showed he was ready to negotiate, but then totally changed his mind. negotiation only victory. what hold final victory before that he was playing around in ukraine, resumed filming, and shutting us citizen with us, your only town

in any case, there isn't any l n g to passing the world to make up for the russian exports to, to europe. they were running at about 14000000 cubic feet, and then we have to find the resources to replace. so that's going to take years. the nearest future will show whether the price cap agreement will backfire on those who introduced it, or really become an effective punishment tool against the russian government. well, independent journalist based in brussels, lucrative a believe's, the plan price comp on russian or will backfire on those imposing it. some would say it could be workable because all is a commodity, unlike gas, but i don't think it will to market will find its way. those who will be punished are again the europeans will certainly never work. is the gas sanction that misses, fatherly m, as, as them declared a possibility today in copenhagen, this can not work a toll. we absolutely need russian gas for the next 5 to 10 years. europeans will have to turn to all the sources don't brush because since they punish themselves by saying we will put a cap and we will not buy bought

clerk, do you have any announcements? >>clerk: just a reminder for those in attendance to please silence your cell phones and electronic devices. the board is now meeting in hybrid meetings and allowing public attendance and public comment and providing public comment via telephone. public access is essential. public comment will be taken on each item of the agenda. persons will be allowed to speak first and then waiting for those on the telephone line. for those watching on channels watch sf cable channel 26, 28, 78 or 99 (depending on provider) watch www.sfgovtv.org public comment call-in 1 (415) 655-0001 / meeting id: 2494 575 9138 # # when connected, you will be hearing the discussion. then you will be permitted to speak. press star 3 to the added to the speaker line. >> each speaker will be allowed to speak for two minutes. alternatively you may submit public comment in writing. to stream the live meetings and watch meetings on demand or watch live meetings on san francisco cable channels 26, 28, 78, or 99 (depending

any military the operation requires conditions of silence and what such a stir causes any news from thely very wrong in a hybrid war in an information war. you need to be aware that any actions, even if they are very inspiring, they must be carried out and have a logical conclusion and mats. eh, the eternal completion is despite the fact that any semblance, success mode always. it illuminates the most widely informational silence is simply not in his style and, accordingly , it is not difficult to guess what is actually connected with requests to remain silent tass i plan on a counter-offensive operation, it failed and and those fakes that journalists can now stick on, who were, uh, sitting at a low start, were ready just to work out an information operation. they could simply, but carry out a false start and write about what cannot be in nature already, and the western press, the western media found out that ukrainian journalists run too fast. so counter performance. not yet, so it has been done. here is a message. where they said that please bye. shut up in the end, the ukrainian medi

it may be a few days passed a 45 day deadline for disclosing any purchase, any exchange of stock or any related financial implement. but in some cases, it's been months or even years that have passed the deadline that congress has established for itself. the rules of the ruled -- the rules of the road that congress created for themselves. when it involves hundreds of stocks trades being months late and perhaps being tens of millions of dollars unreported. and the only penalty for that which has come to bear is a $200 late filing fee? which in all of these cases that i've mentioned, that is basically the extent of the penalty that we found. and the critics of this law that say the stock act is too weak and toothless, they are just going to keep doing it. there is no ramifications. a police officer isn't going to chase after you if you rob a bank you might keep robbing of bank. it's an imperfect parallel but you can see where it's going. >> the deputy bureau chief of insider says, this is as dave mentioned, the headline of one of their recent pieces. 71 members of congress have violated a

do you have any new information on that? >> no new information on that. >> you know, john miller earlier was talking about in those photographs that the justice department have that there are sleeves notifying -- indicating they had classified information that are empty that don't have documents in it. do you know what that means, exactly? is that just those documents were elsewhere or those documents are missing? >> yeah, i think that's part of the mystery of that case. of course, you know, our select committee on the january 6th attack is not interested in all of these crimes related -- potential crimes related to the pilfering of information and the concealment of evidence and so on. we're focused on the january 6th events and the causes behind them. to the extent that things surfaced in that mar-a-lago investigation that bear upon our investigation, and of course we would be interested. but it looks as if in classic donald trump manner that's just a completely different set of crimes. >> in terms of your committee, the j

i don't have any support. i could die. my baby could die. i don't have any money or a doctor. i don't have anything, nothing, no food or drink, no medicine, not even a pill for the pain. her me the is do any time now and has been suffering for days . twin brothers amar and musgrave, now 10 days old, came with the last wave of monsoon rains. their mother fled baluchistan province with them in her belly. but the floods followed their father is still there. roads cut off, and they have no way home. i don't want that in my head, but i have big hopes for them in my house, but look at these kids sport conditions therein. sitting here hungry, no bed lying here in the hate. she needs help. she says her children need help. ah, displaced by floods and seeking shelter, survivors occupied this government apartment complex in the city of supper. in every room, a story of survival and suffering. the city doesn't want them there and turned off power and water. it is hot and miserable. some tell us, it feels like a prison instead of receiving help, they say they've been accused of occupying t

or any appeal in this case. but at least i hope it does have some impact in the court of public opinion that it when donald trump has done, at least on his face, what appears to be the case based on the search warrants, a really profoundly disloyal act against the united states. and not only does he need to be held accountable if the evidence can prove the case, but we need to mitigate that damage immediately! and so any -- obstacle that gets in the way of doing that will harm our national security. >> paul butler, very tough decision at the justice department, whether to appeal this, william barr is saying the justice department should appeal it to protect its institutional position here. but that can cost them time. how do they make that decision? >> the justice department doesn't have any great options. it can appeal but as you acknowledge, that could take months and there is a good chance that judge will be reversed, but there is no guarantee even if doj lost the appeal, they would be back at square one. the

idon't see if anyone has any other option— i don't see if anyone has any other option really but toonscription, that those will be called up, that means that there are hundreds of thousands of russians, and mode looking at how this will affect theirfamilies, looking at the metro newspaper, some people have decided to oppose with the president is doing in the metro newspaper says russians, vlad is known as in the tablets. people being arrested and demonstrations. as you make that link with the headlines, this is anti—war protesters who may have felt this way all the way through, all the way to the conflict but with this threat now of the fact that vladimir putin is seeking 300,000 reservists, this is seeking 300,000 reservists, this is going to affect normal people, this would affect people who are really involved in this militarily. some people have military training in russia. and demonstrations across 38 russian cities, and demonstrating in russia is not something that you do that thinking about it seriously. it's a real risk and is extremely dangerous to openly demonstrate and ar