they have not done any interviews with any children and have any interviews with any parents or guardians who say yeah, my child has been kidding. i want my child that. all right, so further to your point, what sort of process do you think took place for the i c, c to issued this arrest warrant? and by that i mean, was there a valid fair investigation that was undertaken? interviews with witnesses or former putting himself soldiers or anybody at all, i mean doesn't carry any weight with it. i have arms the any evidence is all that any kind of forensic investigation had taken place. as i say, this was this report published by this u. s. government fund, the entity, it's yale university, they openly say and if you look at this report, they are open to say that they have not come about the any interview with anyone. so reliance entirely on what they call open source as well. open sources mean the ukrainian media so, and then the arrest warrant was just simply a piece of paper. there's no indictment accompanying it. you know, any, any list of actual victims or any list of the claims made by t

can you give us any more detail and how you knew about this arrest? and what they're doing about it from the russian foreign ministry. >> we are still very much in the early stages. trying to obtain and ascertain as much information as a we can certainly not at a place to specific on —- speak p to the specifics and that we are immensely concerned over russia's announcement to obtain a russian citizen journalist in concert with "the wall street journal" and we have not yet heard back from the russian foreign ministry affairs. we reached out to the appropriate channels as soon as we were made aware of the reporting. >>e . >> there is no privacy act waiver? >> correct. >> would you recommend people who are traveling in russia who do not heed your advice to leaveo immediately sign one? if they want you to speak about their case. >> i'm not offer legal advice and to say two things. and then to seek access. and then the travel advisory warning for russia continues to be a level four and has been for quite some time and that continues to be the case to anyui

compulsion from any any, any outside actor. it comes from india on civilized, additional understanding. and i think practically, if you allow me to add that there's a long relationship that i've had a russia has sort of a deal on some of the difficult decisions including him. you want to give the goals . so india is also important. the defense partner with russia, and these are not consideration that these thing people would like to know because somebody is willing in there to say something. and finally, i think it's also important, but i think i'm being what it is. so, when i say that in there distancing from russia under me brushes, we've really got the, the, because we're, we're dress show much closer to china, which is not something in there would like to see. so there are multiple layers and layers of linkages that me can be behaving the way it does, but ultimately, the deciding factor as to what the declared comes from did of on understanding and then deals on national interest. we have only a couple of minutes left and i

with that, i am happy to answer any questions or hear any comments any of you all might have. thank you. >> thanks dave. always appreciate you and your committee's work. your staff's work. andrea, you are the program liaison, if you want to- >> thank you so much dave. we did have a public comment. i think probably all saw it that was last week which i appreciate the public comments that come in before the meeting so we can highlight their concerns. one of their concerns was there was-i guess in the past-i'm relatively new to the whistleblower liaison role, but i guess in the past according to the commenter there was information in these reports about what proportion of investigations of wrongdoing are submitted against the controller's office and that is information they like to see in the future, which i thought was a interesting opponent and certainly something that would be good for us to disclose in future reports. the other was a breakdown of complaints for city departments, so we can kind of-the public can get a idea of whether or not there are any hot spots. i thought t

i don't have any new updates to add in terms of any specific transactions. >> seek, look for or actually applying? brig. gen. ryder: we talked before about evidence of the wegner group obtaining some munitions from north korea. we know that russia is seeking additional ammunition from north korea and iran, but i don't have any details to provide today. >> my second one is is china geing closer to sending legal aid to russia, have you seen any final decisions, evidence of actual shipment? brig. gen. ryder: at this time, we have not seen the transfer yet of any legal assistance from china to russia for use on the ttlefield. it is something we are keeping a close eye on. i know there are some press reports talking about some trade deals. that in and of itself is not unusual. china and russia share a trade relationship. the key point, as of right now we have not seen any legal assistance transferring from china to russia for use on the battlefield in ukraine. >> are they still sending imagery, things that can help the wagoner group or russia? brig. gen. ryder: i don't have anything on that.

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

are there any other amendments? the clerk will designate the amendment. >> amendment number seven to the rules on oversight and accountability as offered. >> mr. donald for five minutes. >> mr. charan and to the members it's what we've actually been doing under the discussion of the rules of the committee. for the freshman who were just here in my colleagues who've been here a long time the process of the committees in congress typically happens and you're ready recognition so the members typically come in by seniority and you are recognized and not all members but a lot of members do leave at the end of their five minutes, so we have witnesses in the room and there's a situation where there is no dialogue between the members of congress. there's a back and forth of those in the room and there's no broader discussion by the committee. the rule changed what would provide disability for all members to be recognized through the chair so at the discretion of when they want to engage in dialogue would go to the chair it

i am again happy to answer any questions. >> any questions? commissioner driscoll. >> no, just move adoption of issuing the rfp. >> great. second? seconded by commissioner bridges. any members of the public wish to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. motion made by commissioner driscoll, seconded by commissioner bridges. any additional questions? discussion? seeing none, all those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> all those opposed? the ayes have it. motion passes. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> madam secretary, next item. >> item 16, discussion item. review of quarterly retirement services dashboard. >> commissioners, you have before you the quarterly dashboards that we have prepared that really highlights the retirement service operation division. it should be self--explanatory. there are two separate reports. one is for the end of the year and there is one for the quarter and i'm happy to answer any questions. >> i got one question. it is productively related. looking at--page 4. connecting with members and processi

you should consider any expert opinion received in evidence and like any other evidence, give it the weight you think it deserves. if you decide that the opinion of an expert is not based on sufficient education and experience or if you conclude that the reasons given in support of the opinion are not sound or that the opinion is outweighed by other evidence, you may then disregard the opinion entirely. an expert witness' testimony is to be given no greater weight than that of any other witness because the witness is an expert. further, you are not required to accept an expert's opinion even though it is not contradicted. in regard to evidence of other crimes and evidence of alleged bad acts on other occasions, this evidence is limited to consideration by you as it relates to the motive of the defendant for the offenses charged in this case. this evidence cannot be used ford any other purpose. this type of evidence must not be considered in any other fashion. this particular, the south carolina rules of evidence provide that evidence of other crimes, wrongs or acts is not admissible

the motion asks to quote preclude, any state prosecuting agency from presenting or utilizing any evidence or testimony derived by the special purpose grand jury. and the motion quote requests that the district could district attorney's office be disqualified from any further involvement in this matter this motion is based on the fifth and 14th amendments to the united states constitution and the georgia constitution. joining us now is professor laurence tribe who has taught constitutional law at harvard law school for five decades. professor tribe when i read the fifth and 14th amendment of the constitution being cited we desperately reese outshoot you for your interpretation of what you read in this motion today that unlike any i have ever seen right but the very existence of a special grand jury well it was indeed a remarkable document i was a little worried at first i thought it was going to be someone set of 485-pound document. it turned out to be 485 pages most of them were just filler it was very easy and a quick read over dinner, in fact. doesn't say much of anything. it makes biza

and he doesn't know any pro ukrainian groups any kind of punish, shrugged it off. i don't know about you, but tom, i get angry when somebody borrows a library book in my name and it seems like he isn't too upset that somebody or some pro ukrainian groups are running around commuting terrorism and basically linking them to it. legal on media analyst line, also the mainstream media has resorted to repeating, instead of reporting while failing to carry any actual facts. i have read this story. 10 times. i keep thinking they, they must have cut off a portion of this. this doesn't say anything. 3 authors, 3 from the once vaunted harold in new york times mainstream media today, i don't of it's american event western by mainstream media are repeaters, not reporters. they repeat their proxies, their agent here, their correspondence, they're there, they're propagandist who had the motive. if you ask somebody nord stream to a pipeline between russian, germany who would have the motive, who would benefit from this coin, bono, qui pro dest. oh, benefit. ask yourself. and the 1

any public comment on item 10? any remote? seeing none, is there commissioner discussion or questions? >> i just have a question on the ev parking spaces. install e rks have charges in 5 percent of the spaces. is that additional 5 percent? >> that is one of the biggest changes, so previously the state did not require actual chargers to be installed, it just required various types of wiring for spaces in san francisco also had requirements that expanded on that. for the first time there is additional 5 percent of spaces that need chargers installed. >> ifia you have hundred spaces you add 5 percent on top to meet ev charging or 5 percent of the hundred? >> the latter. the number of parking spaces to be constructed is a determination made by the planning process and entitlement process and just once that output of what is approved of the number of parking spaces to be constructed, then the math of what ev charging infrastructure applies. >> that would be not in addition or in addition? >> i think i misunderstood your question at

well, the truth is, the europeans don't really have any well, tommy, any identity of their own, that being completely americanized and now pursue a policy that is all busily detrimental to european interest. but it is a policy favored by washington. washington has, over the last decade, essentially created a totally new european lead, whose only real interest is to maintain good relations of washington. they're not interested at all. you don't have to apologize. i forgive me, please. i'm going to interrupt you. i do apologize. the russian president vladimir putin is now discussed in the countries of foreign policy strategy with the russian security council. that's all have a quick list adjusted to the documents of our strategic planning on including the concept of the foreign policy of the rifling ration. we defined the principles of the goals and priorities of our people, matic, etc, deal the foreign ministry in regards of the principal as part of foreign policy which is independent, living and willingness to create positive conditions for the consistent development of russia. impro

any questions so far. if you're still wondering, the government in richmond really hates this that they can't do anything at this point. you have to sort of accept the fact that if secession from the union is unkind to to know that this can all happen, that what richmond did, but what the secession convention did and then the state government did in richmond, made any decision they had on what's going on out here, sort of null and void. now it's going to go to congress. now, the issue here and i want to make sure we go through this carefully. there are still some sticking issues that have not yet been resolved to the point it needs to be. and one of the major ones is slavery up to this point, west virginia is going to be a slave state when it enters the union in the convention debates, there have been very few people that we would even suggest abolition abolitionists, the only one really is this gentleman here, gordon battelle from ohio county. he's a minister. he has been one of the more vocal supporters

so first, does the secretary have any concerns that u.s. weapons have been -- may have been used in occupied west bank in violation of human rights in light of the recent escalation we saw? and does he support measures to make sure that no u.s. weapons are used to violate the rights of the -- or kill for that matter, civilians within the palestinian population? brig. gen. ryder: a couple of things there. as it pertains to congressional correspondence, we, of course, will respond to congress appropriately, so i don't want to get ahead of any kind of response. when it comes to security assistance to israel, you know, our commitment to israel's security is ironclad. we will continue to be committed to their qualitative military edge in the region. but you've also heard us say, most recently when secretary austin visited israel, speaking with israeli leaders and highlighting that our focus continues to remain on communicating with israel with the palestinians and our partners in the region to try to de-escalate tension, restore calm and rewould

compulsion from any any, any outside actor. it comes from, it goes on civilizational understanding and i think practically to allow me to add there's a long relationship and i've had a russia has sort of a deal on several different divisions including him if you want to give the consul . so in there is also important the defense partner with russia, and these are more controversial that doesn't the same people would you know, because somebody is willing in there to say something. and finally, i think it's also important, but i think i'm being selfish. when i say that, in their distancing from russia, under the brush, will be very called the, the, because that or dress show much closer to china, which is not something and they would like to see. so there are multiple layers and layers of linkages that make in the behaving the way that does, but ultimately, the deciding factor as to what the declared scum someone did of on understanding and then build on national interest. we have only a couple of minutes left and i would like to

any, any, any diplomatic initiative for more peace and stay busy in the middle east is going to come to my office. and i, she wrote in welcoming or to what has been achieved in bringing this out there to country is have been changed or far to goal that has been met an article that you put ation exchange between them nearly honestly or in a set of circumstances in 2019, so i personally welcomed this initiative and i will the, the big chinese or little guardian would be able to go forward and we'd be able to success will be address the radius matter that the way. now, one of the reasons why i think the news of the saudi iranian deal astonished me is that we have come to take this risk for granted as almost the natural rather than manmade. stayed off by international affairs. how much do you think geopolitics, and by that, i mean, this fluid mixed up, there is interest and various influences. how much has it influenced the initial rift and how much has it influenced it's apparent resolution? now, i don't have the idea that there is any inevitability in international relations. nor do i

and we welcome any initiative, any suggestion, any proposal that will help me to resolve the humanitarian blockade and gammon. we welcome you. many talks and manners of trade of konami corporation are translated call of investment corporation between iran and russia, and the persian gulf nations. we believe that the fraternity to make the region prosperous into the north and south quarter palistine in the us here is also and in our focus is on to get past the c c s. dan, welcome to document that was been across tennis off endorsed by the security council recently thought regarding big stream this action by the zionist regime. and we hope this has the stomach was that the world community will focus on the implementation on carrying out the lawful ryan. so the philistine in people clinic and as for janice and we also hope for the establishment of the inclusive government. and again, it's 10 years i thought you don't. good afternoon, i'm yet from the state radio company of the ran. i've got 2 questions. one question for you minister la bra. and the 2nd question just put in for a minister on

it can be hit anywhere at any time. well, there's no british mainstream journalists here in russian held on bass. if any journalist being here and on boss this side of the conflict, there's a few stories that you just have to cover. one of them being the fact that you create an arm has been sheylan, a dumbass civilians for 8 years and continues to do so. now, the other one being the majority of people in dumbass supports what the russians are doing here and one to the other independent parts of russia. and that point of view is simply not being explained to the british people. what the british people, a hearing is that russia's evil ukraine or the good guys, a rush is committing lots of war crimes. and that's about it. and most people in britain don't understand this conflict, but then what happens then? things could escalate. and i worry that nato don't want peace or prosperity and ukraine. i worry that they want endless war here with any independent journalist telling the truth about don bass, is it risk? everywhere,

with that, i am happy to answer any questions or hear any comments any of you all might have. thank you. >> thanks dave. always appreciate you and your committee's work. your staff's work. andrea, you are the program liaison, if you want to- >> thank you so much dave. we did have a public comment. i think probably all saw it that was last week which i appreciate the public comments that come in before the meeting so we can highlight their concerns. one of their concerns was there was-i guess in the past-i'm relatively new to the whistleblower liaison role, but i guess in the past according to the commenter there was information in these reports about what proportion of investigations of wrongdoing are submitted against the controller's office and that is information they like to see in the future, which i thought was a interesting opponent and certainly something that would be good for us to disclose in future reports. the other was a breakdown of complaints for city departments, so we can kind of-the public can get a idea of whether or not there are any hot spots. i thought t

make any requests of the russians d if they are able to salvage any portions of it that it be returned as a matter of good faith and has there been any recompense gen this is a expensive piece of equip meant? brig. gen. ryder: not to my knowledge. >> general milley yesterday talked about thiss a wer pattern of behavior by russi is there any incident that this other others like it -- encouraged by the russian government? brig. gen. ryder: the short answer is i don't know. as general milley highlighted, we have seen and uptick in this kind of aggressive behavior. but whether this is a coordinated effort i can't tell you. i can tell you it is unsafe and unprofessional. the stakes are high. this is why it is important to keep the lines ocommunications open to prevent this miscommunication and we will do our part to continue to fly, sail and operate safety -- safely. >> yesterday, north korea launched intercontinental missiles on each floor at higher than 6000 meters for about 70 minutes. does the dod think this type of technology? brig. gen. ryder: it is somethinwe observe every time north

are there any questions? >> any questions from any commissioner? no, web open to public comment. >> we'll begin with public comment here in the room. are there any public comment wishing to speak? seeing none, we move to remotel public comment. kyle? >> members of the public, should now press star-3 to be placed on the queue. for those in the queue, please continue to wait until it's your turn to speak. seeing no callers on the queue, public comment on this item is closed. >> next item, please. >> item number 12 are there any members in the room that wish to speak? seeing none, we will proceed to remotel public comment, kyle? >> members of the public participating remotely who wish to make public comment on this item press star-3 to be placed on the queue. if you're on the queue please continue to wait until it's your turn to speak. we do have one caller in the queue. hello caller you're unmuted. your three minutes begin now. >> caller: thank you hear me okay? >> yes. >> caller: so on this item, i'm a little confused. the agenda says that the close

any other questions or any questions at all from colleagues? no. okay, great. i would like to move the clerk prepare a resolution making a determination that the issuance of type 20off sale beer and liquor license thoothe applicant serve the public convenience or necessity. >> on the motion offered by chair stephanie r the resolution prepared to support the applicant- [roll call] >> madam chair, there is no opposition. >> thank you mr. clerk. motion to send to full board with positive recommendation? so moved. >> who is the mover? >> supervisor dorsey. >> okay. >> on the motion offered by member dorsey the resolution recommended to the board of supervisors considered march 21- [roll call] >> madam chair, there is no opposition. >> thank you. mr. clerk, will you please call the next item? >> item 2 is hearing to consider person to person premise to premise transfer of general beer wine disstilled spirits to save mart supermarket llc3801 third street serve the public convenience and necessity of city and county. >> thank you, and i like to welcome officer samalso

there's not really any, any debate. it's just assumed that what canada is doing is good and the question is, should we do even more? not whether we, you know, helped over throwing out a co bridge in 2014 not whether we undermine the midst to piece according to our operation. unifier, training mission, not whether we should have, you know, opposed us moves to put more and more nuclear weapons in eastern europe. it's just to sort of assume that, you know, russia is all bad and our side is all good. and we didn't need to keep, you know, candidate foreign minister didn't need to go to keith in, in january, didn't need to go there and push for nato expansion. not that was absolutely unnecessary. and other things we did to stoke the consulate if you don't know any of that, then you think that can is just, you know, putting money into a good cause. but you have lashed out the west african nation of the quino for suspending. the state broke off the false $24.00 after it as an interview with a reputed leader of the terrace organ

well, andrey andriyovych in any - in any case, we are witnessing a generally unprecedented return to not about the confrontation between russia and the united states, if one dreamed of selling this business in the kremlin, it is not about a much deeper watershed, in particular this china and its numerous satellites, allies, friends, business partners, partners in the club of autocracy, and so on. and so on, and the world of western civilization feels that it has suffered a defeat, and the very fact of russia's defeat in china does not concern china. in the case of this defeat, the person will lose the probability of putin's loss to power, and putin is rightly considered by beijing as the driver of the chinese party of russia, well, in the event of a crushing defeat of the obvious russia to putin's power, whatever wet it was, there was very little hope that some european democratic forces would come sooner. what is nationalist, well, it won't be just any. so, let yourself down in the throat in relation to china, and one of the charges that will be brought, i write to president putin,

well, in any case, there is reason to say that these were doubles after all, but in any case, this tourupol first of all, and let's now listen to how the russian propagandists commented or how did they present to their society why putin went to the city of a terrible crime that he actually initiated and the russian army implemented it. residential houses try not to mention it. why? well, he clearly made it clear that this is all. вы when will you restore it, yes, of course not, it should show concrete basements , where still, where the corpses were left lying there, or what kind of drama theater was there, where hundreds of people were killed? putin went to mariupol, what was it like, you know how in the movie briantovaya rukka, tomorrow i had enough for fishing, i didn’t have enough time to go, it ’s the same and here it looks like i had enough, i went to mariupol, but in any case, the presentation of this trip well, we’ll see later communication communication with people let's start with the presentation of this trip well, this kornilov is a former by the way, a political scientist wh

i think it is well deal respect from the indian side, any initiative, any diplomatic initiative for more peace and stupidity in the middle east is, could be welcomed by all of us. and as she wrote it in welcoming, what are what has been achieved, engaging in, bringing together saudi arabia and iraq. there go, countries have been changed or far to goal that has been local, that you put ation exchange between them. they nearly came to conflict or in a set of circumstances in 2019 through i personally welcomed this initiative and i will the, the chinese or they're gonna be able to go forward and we'd be able to success will be addressed the radius matter right now, one of the reasons why i think the news of the saudi iranian deal astonished me is that we have come to take this risk for granted as almost the natural rather than manmade. stayed off by international affairs. how much do you think your politics and by that i mean, this is fluid mixed up, there is interest and various influences. how much has it influenced the initial rift and how much has it influenced it's apparent resolution?

is there any way to know yet how his baseis there any way to know yet how his base is understanding whatmean, we have the election next year which many people will be wondering exactly, you know, where those people may or may not go. you know, where those people may or may not 90-— may not go. yeah, well, look, i would say _ may not go. yeah, well, look, i would say the _ may not go. yeah, well, look, i would say the base _ may not go. yeah, well, look, i would say the base is _ may not go. yeah, well, look, i would say the base is firmly - may not go. yeah, well, look, i | would say the base is firmly with donald trump. you had some supporters turning up outside his club in florida, showing support for him, saying that they do believe that this is a witch hunt, just meant to hurt his chances in the election. and look, i think donald trump has been very aware of his messaging and how to portray this to his base. we have seen him make comments like, "look, they have impeached me twice, investigated me over russia, over ukraine and now looking at what has happened with classified documents

any public comment on item 10? any remote? seeing none, is there commissioner discussion or questions? >> i just have a question on the ev parking spaces. install e rks have charges in 5 percent of the spaces. is that additional 5 percent? >> that is one of the biggest changes, so previously the state did not require actual chargers to be installed, it just required various types of wiring for spaces in san francisco also had requirements that expanded on that. for the first time there is additional 5 percent of spaces that need chargers installed. >> ifia you have hundred spaces you add 5 percent on top to meet ev charging or 5 percent of the hundred? >> the latter. the number of parking spaces to be constructed is a determination made by the planning process and entitlement process and just once that output of what is approved of the number of parking spaces to be constructed, then the math of what ev charging infrastructure applies. >> that would be not in addition or in addition? >> i think i misunderstood your question at

you don't want to give any help. you know, where's the trust on, on your side to trust goes both ways and they, they just, they don't want to talk about it. they just want to say, well, this is our problem, you gotta do something about it. i don't understand why that affects china, but that's the attitude there. so no trust, no going forward. well, it's very interesting, gentleman is that when something's important to washington, they want people to listen and act. but when other countries have issues is the russian, they leave the u. s. and it was to now, i says, brush it up, i go, go back to this statement. they are, are back of december, 17, 2021. when the russians had, here is our proposal for european security and it was completely brush. wait, because washington is an interested in that jack. let me go to you in paris on the issue of trust here. you know, who below update the nord stream pipelines, do you want to trust those people in negotiations? well, i certainly am the nor stream by plunk, but will be 11 to

are there any comments? any further comments from board members? if not, we'll have public comment. >> thank you president scott. public comment is now open. instructions are being displayed on the screen. in-person will be first and then remote public comment. for those listening, press star-3 to speak. we'll begin with our in-person public comment and no one has approached the podium. so we'll move to our remote public comment and our moderator will notify us of any public comment at this time. >> board secretary we have three callers on the phone line, zero callers have entered the public queue at this time. a reminder to all callers, you must star 3 now if you wish to join public comment. wile wait 5 more seconds and then close public comment for this agenda item. there are still no callers on the public comment queue at this time. >> thank you, mod rater. public comment is now closed. >> thank you and i would have it noted that we did post the sign that we probably should have been posting each time that we went through the public xoment secti

did any point, any of the did you at any point, any of the events were going when events that you werethe were taking you to the advisors were taking you to 7 the advisors were taking you to ? look at hindsight. it's a ? i look at hindsight. it's a wonderful in retrospect might have thought about things a post pursued post to the beginning of the of the of the coming to light of everything that did come like i have thought about it. but i know at the time i thought we were working. i thought we were working. i thought we were working. i thought we were working and that what i promise you that is what official in number 10 thought they were doing as well . thank they were doing as well. thank you very much, mr. johnson . can you very much, mr. johnson. can we now turn to the issue , the we now turn to the issue, the assurances that you mentioned to the house on numerous occasions? and i'd like to ask alberto costa to ask you the committee's questions on the issue. we assurances. thank you, charles. good afternoon . mr. johnson, good afternoon. mr. johnson, thank you very much . coming t

is there any debate on this motion? hearing no debate, all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? that is unanimous and the motion passes. the corrected minutes and the resolution will be posted to the commission's website. i also want to on a prior matter on commissioner newhouse segal's question on the banner and did speak with someone from the district. he said the guidance on the banners can be found on 1.78 of the code. the comment will be within dp -- dwp. all right. we are onto the next item. >> we will now go to regular items of the calendar. regular items for consideration 6. various locations pavement renovation no. 59 & sewer replacement - contract award this item is about the $5 million threshold. this is an action item. >> good morning commissioners, paul, public works. we will go over the sewer replacement. i have ten slides for your review today. our commission action request is we recommend the award of san francisco public works contract at various locations no. 59 and sewer replacement in the amo

are there any comments? any further comments from board members? if not, we'll have public comment. >> thank you president scott. public comment is now open. instructions are being displayed on the screen. in-person will be first and then remote public comment. for those listening, press star-3 to speak. we'll begin with our in-person public comment and no one has approached the podium. so we'll move to our remote public comment and our moderator will notify us of any public comment at this time. >> board secretary we have three callers on the phone line, zero callers have entered the public queue at this time. a reminder to all callers, you must star 3 now if you wish to join public comment. wile wait 5 more seconds and then close public comment for this agenda item. there are still no callers on the public comment queue at this time. >> thank you, mod rater. public comment is now closed. >> thank you and i would have it noted that we did post the sign that we probably should have been posting each time that we went through the public xoment secti

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. >> are there any additional injuries or anything else that has happened or any other strikes? >> no additional strikes and that is correct eight militants were killed as a result of the airstrikes. in addition to the seven injured service members that i highlighted there were anmb additional six us service members diagnosed with tbi as a result of the iranian backed attacks specifically for us service members at the coalition based during the march 23 attack and admission support site green village on the march 24 attack the standard procedure all personnel in the vicinity of a blast are screened for tbi so these were identified during post attack medical screenings. >> you are all screenings complete? >> they are ongoing as a matter of standard procedure. there is a possibility there can be additional but that is where we are at. >> the white house announced earlier today russia has reached out against north korea for some weapon support for the war. has these pentagon seen any additional weapons or military support is preparing from north korea to russia? >> we have not beyo

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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] [♪♪♪] ♪ homelessness in san francisco is considered the number 1 issue by most people who live here, and it doesn't just affect neighbors without a home, it affects all of us. is real way to combat that is to work together. it will take city departments and nonprofit providers and volunteers and companies and community members all coming together. [♪♪♪] >> the product

liability or any injury that mohela can peence? >> because the state speaks for mohela the state represents mohela. >> they've decided to give this entity the right to sue and be sued. so it chose to say'm not injured in fact. speaking is not the same as injury. >> your honor the federally createcoorations in cherry cotton mills andrison had the right to sue and be sued but that did not stop the federal government, asserting their interest. in addition if we are focusing on the right to sue or be sued, the secretary has that right. that does not disable the department of ste from speaking. >> let's bk to lewis and clark a moment. the arrangenthat mohela a the state engaged in it the pandic correct? startedn 2009, 2010? >> the lewis and clark fund? >> this is mohela's contritis. >> started in 2008. isn't it a series of speculations that in 2004 absent this program, that t ste will not continue that arngement that it currently has and continue to defer obligations? mohela said -- they've already said publicly that it does not think c

because on fire, it can be hit anywhere at any time. oh, there's no british mainstream journalists here in russian held on bass. if any journalist being here and on bass this side of the conflict, there's a few stories that you just have to cover. one of them being the fact that you, crean army has been shelling a dumbass civilians for 8 years and continues to do so. now, the other one being the majority of people in dumbass supports what the russians are doing here, and one to the other independent parts of russia. and that point of view is simply not being explained to the british people. what the british people, a hearing is that russia's evil ukraine, the good guys, rushes committee, lots of war crimes, and that's about it. and most people in britain don't understand this conflict, but then what happens then? things could escalate. and i worry that nato don't want piece of disparity in ukraine. i worry that they want endless war here with any independent journalist telling the truth about done bass. is it risk? everywhere. jim under

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