so we'll pause there, happy to answer any questions if you have any. >> any questions? comments? public comment, please. we need a motion, i'm sorry. >> move to adopt >> staff:'s recommendation. >> second. >> i'm going to make a comment but that's okay. >> i have a question but i'll wait until it's not going to affect the motion. >> not mine either. >> okay. multiple companies are now, what we're seeing on the news are changing the ai policy. where when you do something, you look at their at their policy for the number of people working there and whether they have any kind of a dei policy or maybe just it's a subject and not really part of our policy? i'm just, if companies are going to delete that policy is it going to go back where we're going to change our opinion or any other current investments? >> so we don't have an explicit voting guidelines around corporate dei, we can anticipate shareholders this year related. >> will that affect our voting. >> topic there have been already this year and the in the past. >> okay, that's a way to look at it, thank you andrew. >> okay, th

and again we did not use any of these in any operations last year. next item please. >> chemical agents and launchers. so in addition to the pepper spray that all of us carry on our belts, we have the ability to deploy chemical agents through these devices. they're called launchers. we have different types which are all listed in our inventory list. there has been no field deployment of these in the past year. these are used only during training. and i will touch upon that further down in the slides. in addition to that next slide please. we have what we call impact weapon launcher and less lethal impact munitions. these are basically rubber bullets that are used to make sure that we have intermediary use of force steps other than firearms and lethal to and potentially life threatening situations. the irwin is one of those items that we use. i believe that we use them in our training and we've deployed them in the field many times but they have not been fired at all in 2024 not currently in use or the items listed here as well. heckler and koch mp fi

so any public comment on any item on the consent agenda calendar? oh oh. >> so we have the applicant. >> the applicant wants to speak . no, no, no, you don't need. >> i want to hear from the public, not from the applicant. okay. hand is lowered. there is none on zoom. all right. >> we will close public comment and or do we hear a motion i motion to approve with staff recommendations? second. okay. president lyman, i. vice president wong i. commissioner davis i. commissioner perez i. commissioner lander. all right. commissioner thomas i. all right. >> the consent calendar has been approved. if the applicant who is raising their hand has something important to say, just follow up with our staff and they will communicate with us in the future. >> now we can move on to the regular agenda. i believe. oh, i'm in the wrong place here . who's introducing this? whoever is introducing can vote. >> and president blake, i'm going to read the first item. thank you. i hear you already. >> okay. wait. i didn't get to see your new title projects and communication m

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donald trump in a press conference talking about ending the war in ukraine but without any input fromeaders. lebanon withdrawal, losing soldiers in five locations. usaid pause brings uncertainty to organizations around the world, including those fighting for humanitarian aid in sub-saharan africa. ♪ hello. it is great to have you with us. the u.s. and russia have agreed to go ahead with negotiations aimed at ending russia's war in ukraine. diplomats held four hours of talks in saudi arabia, the first of its kind since the full-scale and quick vision invasion of ukraine. diplomacy focused on ukraine this week, but neither ukraine or europe were granted a seat at the table, when u.s. and russian officials met in riyadh tuesday. while the u.s. and russia were talking, yesterday, european leaders held an emergency summit in paris, a discussion for ukraine, underlined the urgency being felt by president donald trump's plans to resolve the war. a little earlier, the bbc asked u.s. president trump about kyiv and how it has been treated in these negotiations. have a listen. pres. trump: i'm r

happy to answer any questions. appreciate. >> so with respect to the general fund so i noticed that you're losing some fte so there are being told by the math you did for the fte counts for each fiscal year that you're it's actually being reduced. it's not just being frozen in your budget. >> yes, this is on fte. he's in a couple of things going on. number one and two point to note is our budget fees are actually higher than we're running because we have vacancies so we have a total of ten vacancies now six of which we will fill and 4 or 4 of which we're giving up as part of the mayor's goal to the cost reduction goal to fix the structural deficit in the general fund we have a hiring freeze. so any positions that need to be hired we have to file for an exception and we have filed for an exception for those six positions and it's currently under review. okay. so it is affecting it is it is affecting our service. i think that when the call volume peaks and isn't the issue the savings from vacancies actually is costin

so not yet, and we don't see any indication that this is going to happen any time soon. mobile homes and fence are much needed right now. so we are more than 20 days into the ceasefire. close to 2 weeks of people returning to their home in northern part of this trip garza city and other parts of the story including the southern part where a city of robot, incomplete devastation. but we don't see any of this coming in. this is really quite concerning for people who are returning pretty much to nothing homes are destroyed, rumbles are everywhere, the blocking major roads, the block industries and competing. peebles move in an ability to set up tents and temporary shoulders. what people are resorting to now is more of what the use do have in the past 15 months, and they're in force displacement sites in the masi evacuations on, in the western central area. and many of the other evacuation center that was set up by either the local residents or by this place, people without the move i in on without the 10 the situations are going to all the get difficult for people here. is that forget,

or form any time soon. they've got their book on the key. every james throat, they're not gonna pull it off. they're not gonna play that hollywood game of. i should've killed you when i had the chance this time. i think they're going to go all the way. and i think trump has made a couple of statements in the past week that show that he actually understands the position that the u. s. is in, in these negotiations and on the battlefield. he said that russia doesn't need a deal. they can take all of you crane if they want. he said that he also pointed out that russia could of a bomb the key of into the ground. it could have destroyed it several times over and has no interest in doing so. and that's also true. and he also pointed out that russia has all the leverage all the cards and negotiations. he pointed that out because russia has already taken so much of ukraine's territory. so obviously trump is informed enough between that and the statements we've got from higgs of the trump administration is now aware

we have not seen that we have not any, we receive any confirmation or we don't have any indication that it's going to happen any time soon. it's almost the end of the day. now sunset. very soon. it will get dark. as soon as it gets dark, it's fully by area will become deserted. people will not be out in the streets or waiting or are for you or expecting something to happen. so is, is be another delay for another day. and it keeps going like this for the past 20 days or so since people return back has been causing many of the problems were really tired population. honey, thank you very much indeed. that's honey. in my code in guys the city a us president donald trump's commented on the exchange and a post on his social media platform tooth social. he says, how much has just released the 3 hostages from garza, including an american citizen. they seem to be in good shape. it goes on to note that this difference from the groups statement last week, but it would not release any hostages. president trump says israel will have to decide about what to do about the 12 o'clock deadline for the re

questions we have any. but again, we use the city's credit facility pool that is currently managed by the airport and rfp from there. this facility will as i mentioned, not be based on commercial paper but instead is based on its own rate established under the agreement based on an index call. so for many of you have probably heard of the libor index, the london interbank offering rate that was eliminated so far is the replacement index that is used. the rates on these facilities is should we ever use them would be based on this index. it's important to bear in mind that as we've explained before, we obtain an advantage by simply having these facilities simply entering into the agreement gives us the capacity to release those those amounts that are on controllers reserves very efficiently without having to issue bonds and incur interest costs. these are three year agreements. wells fargo bank has high short term ratings. we can borrow on both a tax exempt and taxable basis under these facilities. under sb 4

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reporter: any spending agreement -- [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: our position in terms of the budget and any agreement that we reach in connection with the american people has to protect social security, medicare, medicaid, veterans' benefits, nutritional assistance provided to families and children all across america and the american people. hands off social security. hands off medicare. hands off medicaid. that's not a position that is new. house democrats articulated from the beginning of this congress on january 3 when i spoke on the house floor. >> do you want to talk about layoffs at the social security administration? mr. jeffries: my statement speaks for itself. [indiscernible question] mr. jeffries: two questions are that donald trump needs to answer. why has he failed to do anything to lower the high cost of living in the united states of america and why has the trump administration unleashed far right extremism on the american people in a way that represents an assault on the american way of life? paul. [indiscernible question]

but again, he said that he saw no real hope in any last thing solution, nor indeed any initials piece plan being put together for the praise trump at least, but foot by making an effort and in no way but little america's role in trying to come to some sorts of some sorts of solution. he said that the, the prospect of any kind of concession by ukraine with respect to its territorial integrity, was completely out of the question. and then he said that the way forward was for ukraine to get nature membership. and for the europeans to basically offer the defensive security guarantees and security support for ukraine. so a pretty negative response from somebody very close to zalinski is a 2nd member of these are in policy a very high up and government here. tomorrow we are expecting the arrival of the us special envoy to ukraine keys kellogg. but in more, as that goes woods, he said that he sold his mission by the us special and boy at this stage is being nothing more than a fact finding trip. so. ready nothing really positive to report in terms of reaction out of keys today. all right, th

kind of deal, any kind of agreement. you need your peons to implement this the you need the ukrainians to implement this stage. yeah, you can't break up with me, you need me. that sounds not crazy at all. you even have the german defense minister yelling from the kid he table over to the adult table trying to tell trump and food and how they should be conducting negotiations. now the dollars using this is obviously, it's unfortunate, and i say this truthfully, the trumpet ministration had already made public admissions to prove them. before negotiations. i've even, but gone on from my point of view, it would have been better to talk about ukraine's possible nato membership or the countries lots of territory only at the negotiating table and not take it off the table beforehand. yeah, every one is really keen to hear about advice for peace and peace making from folks who strategies so far as results in perpetual war. that's fairly a step above you. on the toddler, the one who was picking his nose was standing beside his d

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reaction any time soon. because for the e. u officials, they're darling can do absolutely anything, as long as it hurts russia. while we are just getting warmed up here, this tuesday pen to move to come throughout 1000 special pools from re out. so do stop by that nation. the, [000:00:00;00] the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as fast? can you see through their illusion going underground? can the military vehicles likes of mine is a political dance can be read below is fighting range, do you have to use today with damaged vehicles? the front line has moved on soldiers here. search and salvage seemingly met the the the.

meaningful way and there wouldn't have been any violation like any violation whatsoever. so it was the content of the communication that created the violation not not necessarily the coordination alone. and in this case there was no indication no evidence that we could find that the staff of supervisor preston had any knowledge or input into the substance of the communication. got it? yeah. thank you for that. i think at the same time highlights kind of the the concerns that if campaigns are talking to other campaigns that there may be lines you're crossing. >> so it's a good thing to folks to be aware. any questions for my colleagues ? >> yeah. yeah. just one quick question. i mean i do think that the penalty up here is fair given the circumstances that you described. >> i'm wondering if in speaking with the respondents they highlighted, you know, any part of the law that they found confusing or they kind of expressed what it was that led them astray here or what they wish they would have seen in order to kind of avoid. >> it's a good question. also allows me to note so

but so we should hardly be expecting of any reaction any time soon because for the e. u. officials, very darling can do absolutely anything, as long as it hurts, flush off. all right, trip on call. sort of joining us live from the national public debt. thanks for bringing us up to speed. all right, let's go ahead now to uh, a struct, live to retard united states army general major general poll valley, joining the right now, general american or business is, are among the stakeholders. shareholders of the company that owns the space and we're talking about that right now. so how's the news of this attack going to go down with that met and, and what about the washington couldn't damage relations with kids? well, they're going to be very unhappy about that. they are 25 percent of interest in those oil production companies. uh, president trump, uh is going to be very of us as well, but the europeans in which that is there like spoiled children right now. i'm not getting their way wanting to keep pushing the war in supporting the wrong tax over there. so they've got to chang

i'm happy to answer any questions. thank you commissioners. any questions or comments? ms.cale could i ask you to expand a little bit on why this phase two has been delayed? when i look at both the staff modifications and your request today it's almost double the time frame and is the work more complicated or are we doing something different there that we didn't anticipate? >> so the when the contractors submitted their submittals for the installation of the line shafts it did not meet the recommended installation through the the owner manuals. therefore they're going back and forth and going back and forth at the end of the day we coordinated with the manufacturer itself and we were able to get the work done based on the auto own manuals, instructions. >> so that took a long time. so the con so the contractor didn't follow the manufacturer's instructions at the beginning? >> yes. okay. okay. all right. thank you commissioner. >> leave aroney just a clarification. >> i think in looking at this document that i have in the contract is there was an increase of the contract amo

but uh, we should hardly be expecting any reaction any time soon because for the e. u officials, very darling can do absolutely anything, as long as it hurts, flush off spy, stay with our team to national for all the latest and around the world. thanks for watching the the, [000:00:00;00] the .

so we didn't have any any of those types of problems. i know there was a lot of just public anxiety, you know, several years ago and hopefully you know, hopefully we won't go through that again. but as far as our values, we're very clear on where we stand on those issues. and as city attorney said, you know, they come these these agreements to make sure that if there's language that is contrary to what we're willing to do and it's against our values in that that gets addressed and that was the case for the joint terrorism task force in 2017. >> and your opinion? >> well, there were some other issues. it was up for renewal and there was just there were other issues that caused that. >> but that was i had to know a couple of weeks into that that administration that was i don't recall any anything else and i don't believe there was anything else that even came close to to that in terms of public scrutiny. and you know, we didn't have any other issues with our other task forces or as you mentioned that that one happened have been up for rene

i mean, well this will be absolutely insane for any leader of egypt, any leader of jordan, to go along with what would be millions of people being displayed. i mean, there's low, there's low rate for them. there's no money to how's the but as your level, you're just creating terrorism, you would destroy the egyptian state and destroying jordan. well george, these are vassal states of the united states. they can have regina change. i'm sorry, i'm just cynical is cynical, is both of you. well, if these 2 lead leaders are a barrier, then we should replace them towards calico try. i mean that by spurts where they go try. but again, if you don't do that, you're going to create an absolute uh, tell them, well, in the for what you're going to get game for home. big, big country. i mean, you turn turmoil for home, mark. yeah, bread and turbo is real free is real for everyone, right? for, for egypt, for israel and for the united states. because if you remove c, c home is a quote unquote elected military dictator. he came to power over throwing a popularly elected is law, missed government, righ

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we have rejected any notion that there is any legality in russia's efforts to annex crimea. we do not recognize russia's attempt to annex crimea. we agree to disagree with russia on that front. and our crimea sanctions against russia will remain in place until russia returns the peninsula to the correct and moscow eventually has to end its occupation of ukraine's sovereign territory. crime may is still sovereign territory of ukraine. even on the state department website, you can still find this wild claim that just doesn't correspond to reality, that the us is a does not and will not recognize crimea. crime is democratic decision to become part of russia, which the website calls an annexation. right? but there's also another big take away from what the us secretary of defense said. because this also ties into another thing that the us said that the or, or rather that russia said was one of its goals in the military operation to prevent ukraine from being becoming part of nato. and the secretary defense just said that this idea that ukraine might get nato membership is not go

of any kind. at this time i will take role. >> commissioner baroni expected to be absent. commissioner baldauf, your commissioner vergara you're commissioner right here. >> commissioner foley vice president no sworn is expected to be absent and commission president matsuda here. great. we have five members of the commission here. >> we will move on to our general public comment at this time. members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except for agenda items with respect to agenda items your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached. >> each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. okay. any members of the public please come to the desk. you may 2nd. yeah i'm just trying to figure out how. >> there we go. gotcha. commissioners, can you hear me? >> here we go. good afternoon. i'm catherine petrone and i'm here to talk for jus

any further discussion? >> i support the ranking member amendment which clarifies for the public what the debate is about, i thought i might offer if my colleague is willing to engage me, former committee members mr. massey offered the most salient indictment thus far when he released a statement saying quote if the budget passes the deficit gets worse and i wonder, this has been debated? enjoying my service, i would be remiss if i did not give you the opportunity for is this inconsistent? mr. massey: we debated this earlier and mr. massey is not here to make his point. and i have a lot of respect in agreement including spending if , mr massie were here we would have engaged in a coloy between the two of us and with you about these issues we explained earlier when mr arrington was here about uh my belief that assumption of two and a half% growth pegged between historic 3.2 and cbo 1.8 which is basically the middle spot of there um that plus the spending cuts which i understand there's some disagreement on sp

what sort of future do you see for any ukraine - do you see for any ukraine peace _ do you see for any a very early stage of _ troops on the ground? were at a very early stage of the _ very early stage of the discussions at the moment. the word is going on and the quickest way to end the war is of course for russia to cease its aggression and this is very early stages. i do think that it's right that european nations including the uk show a willingness to do more in our own collective self—defense. this is a generational moment for that reason. this is not a new issue, it's an issue that we've talked about many, many times about europeans to stop up. including if necessary security guarantees, but they must be part of a package with us backing. because otherwise, i don't think they will operate effectively as guarantees because they won't be an effective deterrent and that is why am so clear on this point. that's what we these discussions is to thesediscussiens is to the principal of peace m stren th. what strenth. what i mean through strength. what i mean by is making sure that by tha

and the last of which was buried without any honors. but in march, 2006, tens of thousands of ordinary sobs came to pay their respects, the health and the funeral. it became known that 2 days before his death, milosevic had managed to write and send a letter addressed to the russians. russians by appeal to old russians, residents of ukraine and bill roost, as well as those in the balkans who consider themselves russian. look to us and remember, they'll do the same to you when you dis united to give into weakness. the west is a mad dog and change the 2 by 2 in the throat brothers. remember the fate of yugoslavia don't let that happen to you. the trial of the lowest president of yugoslavia was just one of hundreds of the hague tribunal, initiated against nearly all prominence supporters of state unity during the civil war. or if a crime is what common on both sides, strangely, the international tribunal. as prosecutors only some of those responsible for mass killings and violence among so it'd be in military and political fig goes mostly

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s. government, any u. s. administration of ashley champion and palestinian identity or palestinian sovereignty and all of that then no matter what is what has done or do they do that, americans will always maintain that position. but think about it this way be, are talking about, oh well, you notice just clean up the mess and this going to get the gardens out 1015 years because come back or maybe some of them don't. this damage the initiative or this is the initiative. and the power back in the hands of the americans. and this is what i feel like the fear that many, many of us many palestinians outside outside does, doesn't mind you are experiencing is, is unrealistic. because the fact is, for 471 days pushed back. and that's only i guess it is what you need to tell me. but it gives the worst of intelligence that gives american arguments against italian, german, french, and british course abuses that is what introduced like the entire western world of food in both sides to the device in world war 2 piles o

any conflicts -- i told elon "any conflicts, you can't have , anything to do with that." so, anything to do with possibly even space -- we won't let elon partake in that. yeah, please. reporter: on immigration, sir, you said you would be sending the worst of the worst to guantanamo bay. what we're finding out is that there are a lot of low-risk migrants who don't have a criminal background who are also being sent. are you thinking about this differently now? pres. trump: no, they are going to be brought back to their countries. and with some persuasion -- every one of those countries, every one -- as you know, every country is taking the people back. so, some of them are going to be brought back. any of them that are low risk, as you say -- are going to be brought back to their countries. go ahead, please. reporter: can you give us a bit of an update on where you stand with venezuela? there's basically a monthly license that could soon -- pres. trump: well, you know, we had venezuela on the run. and it looked like that was going to be very good. and when biden came in, as

vice-chair any more directors any other comments? um then i'll i'll jump in because i'm involved in many of the regional conversations also and it's and there's no easy path right now. i think there's a lot of conversations and from a pragmatic standpoint with some of the legislators i've talked myself tax if that's the choice is right at 9.8 and i don't think there's any advocacy to go above ten in sacramento so if you live the ten and many of us are 9.7, 9.8, 9.85 whatever there's going to be winners and losers and the formula. and so we need to look at different different ways to move beyond this. and santa clara county has already said i'm not in and so that leaves the other four counties and i can my counties leaning to be not in but we'll know more in the next 30 to 45 days because there are multiple polls out in the field not just mtc but caltrans out in the field. i think bart is going to be a field we're all trying to figure out what the tolerance and support levels are from the voters because no matter what we come up with

so uh they haven't, they haven't been any, any initiative, any collective initiatives. so far as the u. m. platform. i know that there were individual the marshes, by the arabic states, by police, the new representative mystery of my sort. who rejected of these uh, these plans. uh, totally, but i think this, this was so beep and this seems the so on the radio. and uh, so reaching every, every possible uh, building block that, that we have constructed for many, many years. uh that there is no, not yet. it'd be the desire to react to these. i think people just not want to, to wait and see a live will be, it's probably to materialize. and you mentioned to yourself that the state secretary of the united states has already to take them a little bit of a lower tone. and let's see how these position involves to what it develops, i think. what is, what is really more important maybe to which wouldn't be that would be the overall position of the united states towards the basics of, of policing in uh, is there any of the supplements? 2 state solution, for example. you know that d

thanks. >> any other questions? okay. are there any public comments, mr. secretary are there any members of the public that would like to comment on agenda item 12? see moderator please open the phone lines for agenda item 12. >> see we'll wait for some callers. >> thank you. moderator there's no callers here in no further requests to speak on item 12 c may i have a motion so moved so it's been moved and seconded mr. secretary, will you please take a roll call vote for item 12 c president general i spirits how do you vote yes vice president nelson lum how do you vote? yes commissioner martha knutson how do you vote yes commissioner sasha bittner how do you vote yes commissioner wanda young how do you vote yes and commercial linda parker pennington i vote yes thanks. >> we have a unanimous vote thank you very much commissioners. our next item is requesting authorization to modify the existing grant agreements with multiple providers for the provision of nutrition services during the period of february 1st 2025 through june 30th 2025 in the additional amount