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members have any? joe, i think you did right? >> thank you. hopefully that explanation will be clear with the department officers. each department has an election officer as well as the, using instruction package in the envelope that election, director sends out in the envelopes to all active and all retirees. all you do is make the explanation clear and hopefully people will understand and vote. >> we will make every effort to have it clear. >> i want to declare on who gets a ballot? >> not clear? >> no, what i mean, i will not get one ballot but i will get another ballot. >> you'll be getting. >> that's my point. >> okay, no no, i just i figure that if you're meant to get tuba lots you'll get them with an explanation. if you're meant to get one, you'll get one with an explanation. and hopefully that will go smoothly. >> any, and then, and then people can send them in by mail. >> everything is by mail. >> yes. >> right. >> any other and then do we accommodate if people are coming in for questions in t

any other questions or any questions from commissioners on this item? not seeing any, do we have public comment? >> any members of the public that like to comment on 16c? please open the phone line for 16c. we will allow time for callers to submit their queue. moderator, do we have caller er in the queue? no callers. thank you. >> we'll close public comment. commissioners, dee have a motion to approve item c? >> so moved. >> vice president spears and-commissioner bittner, but i'll get you to do it next time. can we please take roll call vote to prove item c? [roll call] unanimous vote. >> thank you commissioners. the next order of business is item d and requires a vote by the commission. item d, requesting authorization to modify the existing grant agreement with selfhelp for the elderly for the provision of adult day program services for older adults and adults with disabilities during the period of february 1, 2023 to june 30, 2024; in the additional amount of $218,692 plus a 10% contingency for a total grant amount not to exceed $1,121,636. staff sar

secondly, are there any alternatives being considered shooting it down, are there any options to take the balloon out of the sky intact to get a better look at that equipment? gen. ryder: this is a surveillance balloon operating at about 60,000 feet. we did a very close assessment in terms of what it is doing. as i mentioned, military commanders have assessed there is no physical or military threat to people on the ground. in that regard we will continue to monitor. in terms of the way ahead, we will review options but i will not have anything further to provide. >> you said this is violating our airspace. why not take it down? gen. ryder: as we assess options and considering the size of the payload on this, looking at the potential for debris and the impact on civilians on the ground or property damage, again running through the various factors and looking at in terms of does it pose a potential risk to people while in the air. right now we assess it does not pose a risk to people on the ground as it is currently traversing the communal united states. out of an abundance of caution,

is any of that going on right now? >> i don't know of any conversations right now, kelly.ons the president directed mr. sullivan to put together an interagency effort is to take a long look at that and try to learn a little better about who is up at that altitude doing what for completely legitimate purposes. i think we all recognize we need to have a better sight picture on that. >> what kind of intelligence might be happening in terms of the diplomacy that's going on or whatever if these are state-owned objects? >> i'm not sure i understand what you mean. >> is there a network of conversations that might be happening where someone might be able to say based on this octagonal description that, hey, that sounds like the so and so? is there some conversations that are happening that might be able to give us some descriptions? >> the short answer to your question is yes. i talked about that in my opening statement. the president directed secretary blinken, secretary austin, director blans to have these conversations with our allies and partners around the world, to share wit

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i will never have any regrets. i think regretted how the system treated me and then really overall how it treats whistleblowers in general. i think that is the crime here. agreed. you underwent something of a show trial jeffrey, even former secretary of state condo. liza rice came out to testify against you, but the ca had to admit that he had had no actual evidence that you had committed a crime. they had submitted data showing that you were in touch with rise and which you were clear about. but you argued that the 2 of you were talking about your racial discrimination lawsuit. nonetheless, you were convicted on a whole bunch of counts. this, of course being the eastern district of virginia after all. and even though you faced more than a 100 years in prison, you got 3 and a half. that in and of itself to me is evidence of your innocence. there is evidence that the c, i was upset with a sentence. busy the federal bureau of prisons claims that it tries to keep prisoners as close his family, sorry as close as possib

stiiiil have any information on that? still it is ve have any information on that?hrough the testimonies that they have left from turkey and iran 170 or 180 people and the people are in deep shock is so all this information will be surely confirmed by tomorrow. the israeli government and the palestinian authority say they will take immediate steps to end a deadly upsurge in violence this year. it comes as two israelis were shot dead in the occupied west bank. the israeli army said a palestinian gunman opened fire at an israeli—owned car and then fled the scene. israeli settlers have set fire to palestinian houses, shops and vehicles just south of nablus in the occupied west bank. joining me now is our middle east correspondent, yolande knell1. tell us about those talks injordan. this summit was really a quite unusual one, the first of its kind in many years, we have had the israeli and palestinian security chiefs meeting face to face with these other important regional players. the statement that came out really gave some important commitments towards working toward

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it outlawed making public any information that could in any way, quote aid or assist the enemy on quote. what that meant was opened to broad interpretation. the official secrets act was updated many times over the years. and again, in 1989, not to reform it, but to make it even tougher than 1989 version removed the public interest defense. thus making it impossible for a defendant to stand up in court and explain that what he or she released to the public was done in the public interest, such as reporting a crime that had been classified to keep it secret. in the fall of 2022, the british parliament began consideration of yet another revision of the official secrets act. a new provision would make it illegal to be an undeclared foreign spy in the united kingdom, even if that undeclared spy was not carrying out any active espionage, was not working on behalf of a foreign state and posed no threat to the national security. in essence, the act would make illegal whatever activity the government wanted. we're going to talk about this in more with our guest mohammed al muzzy mohammed is a u.

as you know, the operation took place without any damage or injury to any american lives or property. >> obviously that's great that there were no americans hurt by this, but is it acceptable that there were eight days that the spy balloon was over the united states, then canada, then again over the united states from idaho, montana, all the way through to the carolinas day after day? >> as the u.s. communicated, it's not acceptable at all that china sent this object into our airspace. in terms of how to handle it, that's something that was done based on assessment of the risks, making sure that there was no risk that outweighed the risks in terms of any damage that would come. it was handled appropriately. >> you say there was a seven-mile debris field over the atlantic ocean where it was shot down. can you tell us what, if anything, has been able to be recovered? obviously there's a lot of interest in getting the material, getting the debris and being able to conduct intelligence operations of our own, of the united states, against the chinese for this balloon? >> i really can't. an

we can't confirm any personal information about any of the victims at this time. again, we will have reiterate, to everybody, that we know there is a lot of information, that is being shared on social media. and been said on the scanner. please continue to get your information from us. we are committed to sharing timely and transparent information. our hearts are with those who have been affected by the senseless act of violence. giving an update like this is never easy, as a father, i can only imagine how parents are feeling right now. >> this will be the beginning of a long healing process for everyone who's been effective that is the initial information we can share this, point i'll conclude again by saying this is still a fluid situation. there are several different crime scenes that we are processing with our state and federal partners. and there's a lot of work that still needs to be done. >> this time, i'm gonna turn it over to a special agent in charge, james trust given the fbi. >> this evening, i'm going to ask, a special agent in charge of the fbi's mis

or any issues. but we as friends, the, the whole idea is if we have differences, we should try and resolve them peacefully, or at least a friendly way. that's what we're trying to say. and in the case of china, we do have extensive relations with china, especially on the economic front. and there's always been this understanding, at least for the past few years, that the differences we have in the westfield, b, c, or south trying to see or not the sum total of our relationship. nevertheless, we do have differences there. so while we wish to, let's say enhance our economic ties. and we also need to address the challenges we face in the south china sea. all right, let's get more context on the phone and secretaries remarks from richard head area . and he's also a columnist and political scientist and an expert in philippines, china type richard from the foreign secretary saying, do you get the impression that the philippines has a new way to tackle an old challenge from china in the south china sea? w

do any of the commissioners have any other business they like to bring up? i don't see any hands. is there any pubplic comment? >> nokes folks on the line, we are on item 9, other business. press star 3 if you like to comment on this item. no hands, commissioners. >> well then, if i read right, the next item is adjournment. is there a motion to adjourn? >> i will move adjournment. >> second? >> second. >> i will do roll call vote. [roll call] >> thank you is r all very much for the wonderful presentations. a lot of really positive news and all the hard work all the staff at dph is doing and we'll see you in person in a few weeks. >> take care everyone. >> thanks everybody. thank you commissioners. [meeting adjourned] >> >> shared spaces have transformed san francisco's streets and sidewalks. local business communities are more resilient and our neighborhood centers are more vibrant and lively. fire blocks and parking lanes can be for seating and merchandising and other community activities. we're counting on operators of shared spaces to ensure their sites are safe and accessible

are you seeing any signs of that? kirby: what we see jonathan is the russians continue to conduct offensive operations in the donbas area. fighting around their remains pretty vicious even as you and i are talking. over the last 12 hours, they are willing to barrage ukraine with missiles, knocking out infrastructure and trying to make life more difficult. we do believe he will try to take advantage of these winter months to restock, resupply, rearm and contribute to manpower. in what could be a renewed offensive operation come spring. have we seen all of that take shape now? i do not believe we are at a point where we have seen all of that. but we are anticipating that and so are the ukrainians. that is one of the reasons why you have seen in recent weeks the security assistance packages from the u.s. and others that are more advanced capabilities. the kinds of capabilities that will allow them to fight in open terrain, combined arms can -- capabilities artillery, and , all of that that is designed to help them prepar

so obviously, any, any military conflict there will most likely directly affect the things that is our, our main concern is preventing or helping to prevent conflict. so we don't have to undertake whatever emergency see emergency actions to get them that are safely when you say, helping to prevent the conflict. what does that mean? we always have told the, the main parties that was ample when the tensions rose last year that we urge them to stay in touch with each other regularly. we don't know how they stay in touch, but hopefully their military and political leaders are in such to, to talk and see whether to prevent any kind of incident from escalating. so that's something we have to certainly help to prevent. that's what i'm interested in this particular point. does the philippines have a say, do we have any leverage over these 2 countries that would prevent them from going to war with each other? well, we may not have leverage where we can voice our concerns to them. and we could also say, always mentioned the implications which we do whenever we talk about i one whether to the uni

didn't do anything with any hose. i didn't do anything with any dogs. >> was there anybody with you? >> no. >> all right. keep going please. >> you can't see it from the road. >> is it a house or a mobile home? sdwl it's a house. >> what's your name? >> my name is alex murdaugh. >> did you hear anything or come home and find them? >> was anyone else supposed to be at your house? >> no, ma'am. >> please hurry. >> we're getting somebody out there to you . >> alex, we just heard you say i should have known. what are you referring to? >> i said, paul, paul, i should have known. >> what were you referring to? >> i was referring to paul got so many threats. he didn't take serious. i was just telling him, paul, paul, i should have known. i don't specifically remember saying that, but i can clearly hear myself say that. >> what kind of threats did you understand paul was receiving? >> paul got the most vile threats, the stuff that was on social media. you couldn't believe it. you couldn't believe it. it was so over the top, t

or any issues. but we as friends, the, the whole idea is if we have differences, we should try and was of them peacefully, or at least in a friendly way. that's what we're trying to say. and in the case of china, we do have extensive relations with china, especially on the economic front. and there's always been this understanding, at least for the past few years, that the differences we have in the west. we would be in see or south trying to see or not the sum total of our relationship. nevertheless, we do have differences there. so while we wish to, let's say, enhanced our economic ties. and we also need to address the challenges we face in the south china sea. is it really possible to isolate economic ties with china, from the wider security concerns about the region? well, that's the challenge. that's why i think we live in a very complex world. that's why in many ways, it's not as simple as it was. let's say, during the cold war because you have differences yet you have strong areas of corporat

i'm going to play it now from 17:14. >> any direct threats between any of the people on the boat specifically do think there's been a small amount of yip yap between a couple of them but not recently. >> okay. >> what was the term you used for that? a small amount of yip yap? >> yeah. just to be clear, mr. waters, there was never, ever a point in time where i thought that the people that were involve in the boat were ek did this to paul and maggie. i've never thought that. >> never thought that but it is literally one of the first things you saw out of the 911 call. >> na. that's not what i said. i never, ever, ever under any point in time believed those kids that were riding in that boat or their parents or their families -- i didn't believe that any of the families, the people that were involved in the boat wreck had anything to do with hurting maggie and paul. >> okay. >> but i can tell you that at that time and as i sit here today that i believe that boat wreck is the reason why paul paul and maggie were killed. >> okay. >> i'm certain -- i believe that. >> random vigilantes, the vigilant

day after day went by and any attempt to assure any of us that they didn't collect intel is not credibleo me. is it not possible they had technology maybe we don't know about? we stopped them from collecting intelligence. do you know that for sure? i don't think anyone could answer that question honestly tonight but america needs answers. it's about our national security. why did joe biden fail to respond when he became aware of this incident? first on saturday, january 28th, the spy balloon flew over alaska. joe biden did nothing. two days later on monday, january 30th, it was flying over canada. joe biden continued to do nothing. by tuesday of last week, china's eye in the sky crossed into u.s. air space now for the second time into northern idaho and again nothing from your president. on wednesday, february 1st, it was in montana hovering over our most sensitive military sites including america's nuclear missile silos at nailstrom air force base. at one point, the billings airport had to be shut down because of the balloon overhead and still by thursday, the biden administration had d

it's focused internally on staff with performance evaluations and any, any staff ushz or disciplinary issues that we may have. i'm not going to spend a lot of time, i've been up here quite a while and i want to make sure that you have a copy and we can answer any questions you may have. so with that, thank you for the time. talented teams, jennifer and victoria who is our capitol planning director as well as the budget team listening in their office. thank you and happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, mr. robertson, commissioners, questions? >> thank you, for your presentation. just a couple of questions. will we get an update in march for the capitol funds once you figure out capitol funds? >> through the chair, commissioner, we can provide an update, we can provide a second presentation or many things they provide a memo and outline it in detail with their details of what has been approved in the budget which that is something that we can do and something that we plan to do after the budget is approved and we'll submit that, not just in march when we get idea of

any partial or trans benefit which the use can yield at any time of all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are indispensable supports in vain. would that man claim the tribute of patriotism who should labor to subvert great pillars of human happiness, the firmest proper of the duties of men and citizens? the mere politician equally with the pious man ought to respect and cherish. a volume could trace all their connections with private and public felicity. let it simply be asked where is the security for property, for reputation and for life? if the sense of religious obligation deserts, the oath oaths which are the instrument investigation in courts, justice and, let us with caution. indulge the supposed nation that morality can be maintained without religion. whatever may be conceded to the influence and refined education minds, a peculiar structure reason and experience both forbid us to expect that national morality can prevail in exclusion of religious principle. it is substantially true that virtue or morality is a necessary spring o

miss willa. dont have any clothes or any possessions any more than other than the streets and the rain without socks or anything man had they don't have anyone to stay with us. my siblings died in the leper while i had a hot inspection in the hand of rafa. and the other helpers in her, him who continued to hammer away until our mission is complete. and after that, they'll have another massive task rebuilding their village. to get a better picture of the situation, it's serial. joined by any more stuff. a venue, i mean, you and resident coordinator, we hearing reports about this 1st column void, making it over the border from talking to syria. could you tell us how significant that is? a significant these people have been waiting for help and assistance from the outside world for 4 days now and whatever we can get to them, whether it's gone, it's comes from the lot of the salt is absolutely needed. so i'm really happy that this is happening. that one across from mobile, our and i hope that we will have also the, fortunately to support from this side of my left side to the people who are

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that stuff is not going to win any type of favor or understanding with entre at all. so if it continues to go like this, there's already been tensions regarding the protests, up the p, k, k, u. s. e, o and 30 designate terror group and sweden. the kron burning was the icing on the cake. and if none of these terrorists are extradited, the ones that turkey is alleging our tires, if none of these are expedited to face, start is just the saw. i don't see any would shape way, shape or form out sweet and going to become a member of nato. alright, so not too much good faith effort shown on their part. so previously the finish and the swedish have said they were a 2 for one offer that one would not go to nato without the other. now that turkey has made their requirements clear to the swedes. where does this leave the fins? well, unfortunately, it seems like finland, it's becoming collateral damage in the tension between sweden and to get out about 22 months ago i had an opportunity to interview the swedish prime minister. and i had actually asked him the question, do you feel

so unfortunately, any time, any kind of whistleblower and there's been several over the years. there's always a huge car about cut out for nash security whistleblowers. they just, they don't get the same the same attention because the government clearly does not . you know, you would think that a massacre whistleblower of some of the most critical public interests whistleblowers of all the whistleblowers and the just given the nature of the secrecy system and the classification system. and yet see the word classified as sort of sacrosanct within the government. space, so if they think you violated it, it's, you know, it's a lot it's, it's a live, it's live it's, it's strict liability. so you can't even claim or pursue, or present a public interest defense of any time. and there's no current legislation that permits it. tom, there's a small handful of members of congress. i'm thinking specifically of senator chuck grassley of iowa, senator ron wyden of oregon and congressmen, thomas massey, of kentucky, who take national security whistle blowing seriously and often help whistleb

we cannot delay any longer. again, i want to emphasize that any u.s. or international sanctions include exemptions for humanitarian, medical, food and other aid. one last thing before i turn it over to the admiral. i want to make sure we address this from a white has. know there has been questions and concerns about this. there is no indication of alien or extraterrestrial activities with these recent takedowns. again, there is no indication of alien or extraterrestrial activities with these recent takedowns. i wanted to make sure the american people knew that. all of you knew that. it was important for us to say that from here, because we have been hearing a lot about it. >> [laughter] >> i am not -- i am, i love vt, the movie -- "e.t.", but i'm going to leave it there. with all seriousness, there are questions about the flying objects. admiral john kirby is here and has a couple of things to say about it, and will take your questions. ok? >> thanks for clearing that up. [laughter] >> makes my job easy. i have a few comments at the top. i hope you wil

any further discussion? >> the chair recognizes. >> but thank you, mister chairman. and it's great to call you mister chairman. i oppose the amendment, but i want to on a personal level,, ranking member raskin, so many of us have lost loved ones to cancer. i want you to fight, and i want you to win. god bless you. but >> the gentleman yields back. any further discussion? >> and again, we, the chair pledges to work with any member depending on the various circumstances, that has been the rule, that will continue to be the rule. and so if nobody else seeks it, the question on the imminent, again i urge my colleagues to vote no. all those in favor, say i. all those opposed, say no. in opinion of the chair, the noes have it, but will call votes will be postponed, and the time will be announced. but does any member seek recognition moving further? >> i have an amendment at the desk. >> the clerk will designate the amendment. >> and we not have the men. >> amendment number four. it is at the desk. >> amendment num

now any meshawn, welcome. any 1st i want to ask you about your decision to enter em. i 5 in the 1st place, you strike me as someone who has a conscience, someone who would never have been comfortable working on the other side of the law . it's clear that illegalities allegedly committed by m, i 5, bothered you from the outset. i was exactly the same way at the cia. tell me about joining m i 5 and about your initial impressions when you started reading those secret files, files that were clearly inappropriate. so i was recruiting in 990 long time ago now and, and this was one year off to my funds have been put on an official footings. the 1st time in 80 years of its existence, with the security have attacked. and also when the new official secrets had came into play, which was there to stop with away, that was based in 1989. during my recruitment, i was told time and time again that they had changed that they no longer have to look at counter espionage because the soviet union was disintegrating. they no longer had so correct under the bed. political actress, u. k. bec

we cannot delay any longer. i want to emphasize that any u.s.r international sanctions include exemptions for humanitarian, medical food and other aid. one last thing before i turn it over to the admiral, i want to make sure we address this. there are been questions and concerns about this, but there is no indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity with these recent takedowns. there is no indication of aliens or extraterrestrial activity with these takedowns. i want to make sure that the american people knew that, all of you knew that and it was important for us to say that because we've been hearing a lot. [laughter] >> would you tell us if there were? >> i love e.t., the movie. i'm going to leave it at that. there are a lot of questions about the flying objects and admiral john kirby is going -- has a couple of things to say and will take your questions ok? >> thanks for clearing that up. [laughter] >> makes my job easy. i do have quite a few comments. i hope that you will there with me and i would be happy to take whatever questions yo

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ford, any steps they could inflame tensions. mister president, we await the establishment of the facts around the incidence, the identification of those responsible and proper steps to ensure accountability. thank you mister president. i thank the representative of the united arab emirates for their statement and i now give the flu to the representative of gun suppressed . and i like to thank and the secretary general rosemary decarlo for her briefing to the council. we also find professor jeffrey sachs and mr. raymond mcgovern, for the perspectives when we met in the counselors september, we expressed great concern about the unprecedented damage course to the north stream one and 2 gas pipelines. as a result of what glib owner investigations by denmark and sweden, her establish to be a deliberate act of subject, we walk up the recent joint update submitted to the council by denmark, germany, and st in on the matter. and the confirmation of your respective ongoing investigation is by dana on institutions. we encourage our fellow

the germans almost did not use any of the pan to access the forbidden band. i internet addresses at all. now the, the usage of the dance has grown exponentially in germany. i, it was very rewarding to hear that and somebody who believes that you can completely block access to alternative information to alternative views is making a huge mistake. and they will learn that very fast and finally, residence in northern kosovo, have opened a petition, demanding the media suspension of building works. village messina plans to build a police space in the area following an increase to police presence. we heard from some locals who voiced the concern about the plan. this is bonnie booker. so the wrong or the learning little nauseous annual. as you see, we're trying to defend our lennon prophecy to any of those. they came with machines . i started digging into the, there is a village cemetery here, there for houses, everything ceiling, their police coil told us that they had been in a vase for, for the police. and that's, it was on. if they already decide to where to pu

is there any update? any update on the timetable within those will be delivered to ukraine? >> you are a little confused. the aprons tanks -- abrams tanks. i do not know where they are in the procurement process. that's a better question for the defense department. but it will be many months since they can be contracted for building and procured and getting into ukrainian hands. it will be a while. >> when the president says he will support ukraine as long as it takes, does it mean if president zelenskyy decides to launch a battle to retake crimea the president would support him as well? can you confirm pentagon officials arrived in taiwan for a visit? >> i will not get into hypotheticals about potential future involvement. that is up to president zelenskyy and his team. when president biden said, as long as it takes, he means as long as it takes. there is no special way to interpret that. as long as it takes. hopefully it won't take any longer than another day or so i think we all know that is not the case. i think all you have got to do is look back at the last year, at th

and look at any guidance on that, and what they follow. that is definitely something we have to look at because there is a does that answer your question? allen. >> thank you very much. allen levin with bloomberg news. i'm interested in these wheel baring detectors. have you done investigations in the past in which those were causal and do you have any recommendations on them? >> do you want to answer that, rob? i'm trying to not stumble over here. go over here. >> sorry. >> we don't have any current recommendations on those. i would point out that the hot box detector would not be causal. the cause is the bearings overheating. there are other detectors as well in addition to hot box. they use acoustic detectors to detect noisy bearings, which is another indication of a failure. >> but no investigations in which the hot box was -- >> at least not in the last decade. >> blair miller -- you talked about the testing of the equipment. whether from texas or here, how important, how key will that be in an investigation and? and question is how i

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well, 10pm tonight was the deadline for any bids to buy - the deadline for any bids to buy manchesterwe have had a bid from sheikh jassim bin hamad al thani. he is the chairman of a qatari bank. he is the son of a former president of qatar and says he is a lifelong manchester united fan. in a statement he says his bid will return the club to its former glories, both on and off the pitch. he says his bidders for 100% of the club and will be completely debt free through his foundation. remember, the current owners, the glazerfamily angered remember, the current owners, the glazer family angered the fans by plunging the club into millions of pounds of debt and he says his vision is for manchester united to be regarded as the greatest football club in the world, although he doesn't give any size or amount of his bid. one potential stumbling block is a qatari consortium already owns another major european club in paris saint—germain we understand that this consortium regards itself as entirely separate, so they don't believe they would be any conflict of interest. qatar of course has just

i will take any questions. >> thank you. i do not see any questions.n this item to public comment. is there anyone in the chambers, please come forward. it doesn't look like there is. we'll check for remote public comment. checking for remote public comment on item 7. there is no public comment. all right. public comment on item 7 is closed. thank you, mr. picksberd. is there a motion and second? >> roll call, please. >>clerk: [roll call] >> there are 11 ayes, the motion is approved. >> thank you. please call item 8. >> >>clerk: 17 8. approve the 2023 state and federal legislation program — action* >> good morning, chair and members. this is an item we bring to you every year basically setting our priorities throughout the year and informing positions that we bring to you for approval every month. it's comprised of the golden strategy. it's generally seeking programs and greenhouse gas emissions reductions. with respect to specific priorities in 2023 at the state level, the top priority is going to be seeking studying multiyear funding for transit oper

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