ate madame hid the chain in her pocket, jumped into a taxi and hurried away. hoping that the woman will return, the decoration of the young man proceeded in a taxi together with her, however, being in the car, the woman openly stole the wedding ring from the victim, which he had previously put in his pocket. then she asked the taxi driver to stop and ran away in an unknown direction by the police officers, who were quickly identified. location of the woman. her action. a legal assessment was given against her, a criminal case was initiated. let's continue the issue and tell you what else happened in the country of the world, another victim of telephone scammers was a 104-year-old minsker, a woman courier was detained a 42-year-old resident of the capital found a job in a telegram channel and offered to pick up parcels with cash at the specified addresses from a 104-year-old woman who became another victim. she took 9,000 dollars and 6,500 rubles. for personal courier. immediately handed over to the intermediary in a similar way by a woman. took money from anot

madam secretary. >> thank you. we have no in-person public comment at this time. callers press star three to be added to the queue. moderator, are there callers? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you. hearing no calls, public comment is now closed. >> roll call vote, please. >> commissioner bridge. >> >> aye. >> commissioner driscoll? >> aye. >> commissioner gandhi? >> aye. >> commissioner heldfond? >> aye. >> and commissioner thomas? >> aye. >> thank you. we have five ayes and motion passes. >> great. call the next item, please. >> item no. 8, action item. approval of the recommended guideline changes for portfolio associates, cash security skeletonization rebalancing and overlay services. >> commissioners, as many of you know, we had a relationship with the para metric since 2017. they provide pers with synthetic exposure to fixed income and equity markets either in the form of cash securitization meaning we take our existing cash and we ex what ties it and get it into public equity or provide us exposure, cash funded exposure for reb

i like to thank the staff at sfgov.org. madam clerk. >> today's meeting is held through video conference and members will participate in the meeting to the same extent as i

. >> thank you very much at madam chair for convening this important hearing and thank you you to our panelist of fury -- witnesses for your expert choate -- testimony. it is necessary for all eligible families to take advantage of the programs like the lifeline program. ensuring internet access for snap recipients requires the fcc to submit reports on the various advertising efforts of the program. could you elaborate on how these reports can insist in increasing the utilization of the lifeline program among snap recipients? >> we really need to know where the gaps persist. i would say that something, as a relates to outreach efforts that we can lean on in the national urban league talked about in recent comments of the sec, the cdc had a program, partnering for vaccine equity grant program. that is a model that the sec can use. the national urban league with conjunction with our amazing affiliates, we were able to train 76 thousand trusted messengers. we were able to open to open non--- vaccination sites, and do about a thousand events and reach 32 million people our efforts. if we

at m &g. the ecb forum kicks off today with madame lagarde do to give her speech in under an hour's time. we speak to the bank of latvia governor. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 10 minutes into the european trading day. seeing stocks elevated, just because there is restrictions easing in china. we are back in sintra for the ecb forum kicking off with president lagarde due to give her keynote at 9:00 a.m. u.k. time. joining me now is martins kazaks , the latvia bank central governor. talk to be about what the ecb, could do in, july, this 25 basis point still of the table. martins: my base case is 25 in july, 50 in september. it is just natural, with the current situation, it was the right move. francine: we are looking at inflation at another record high, what would warrant a 50 basis point hike? martins: it is what happened to the labor market, what happened to the anchoring of expectations? do the expectation start going up. do we see that -- becomes more regular, more often. in this case, nipping the bud as the president has said. in my view, frontloading in th

>> supervisor dorsey: like to thank the team at sfgovtv and our producer jason. madame clerk, would you call the roll? >> yes, chair. chan absent. >> supervisor dorsey: present. >> supervisor mandelman: present. >> supervisor mar: present. >> supervisor melgar: present. peskin absent. preston absent. ronen absent. safai absent. >> supervisor stefani: present. >> supervisor walton: present. we have quorum. >> supervisor dorsey: thank you, madame clerk. as chair, i am excusing commissioner chan and commissioner preston from today's meeting. i'd like to invoke rule 3.26 from the timma rules of order to limit public comment to 30 minutes. each speaker will have two minutes to speak on a given item. madame clerk, will you call the consent agenda? >> oh, my apologies, i forget to make a public announcement. for members of the public interested in participating in the timma board meeting, we welcome your attendance here in person and the legislative chamber, room 250 in city hall or you may watch cable channel 26 or 99 or stream the meeting live at www.sfgovtv.org. for those w

if you can say at madam's expense , then madam actually got fired for something, i specifically checkedd. uh, prisoner exchange program and it makes these decisions. no, yes nikolaevich well, about the perception of information. these are my feelings. it may be true, it may not be true, but when i read that toilets and washing machines are from cities ukraine in the outback of russia is sent by sdek. yeah, i understand that only a person, well, lives somewhere in the west of france and absolutely does not understand. what is cdek and how does it work. can you believe it, siberia is located here. you see, when they tell me that well, i think on the internet. i saw these roses, and everything else. so, when they tell me that they are sent from the donbass by the russian post, i, too, somehow , uh, yes, that is, you are confused only by the method of transportation. i am the fact that i send. it toilets don't call you. i understand that, and the facts of looting can be. here, war is war. i don't see anything like that here, what, well, what can i say here. e in general, you can’t speak on

stopped the civil war in ukraine and led to peace but we do not see a backlash from kyiv, said madam matvienko atting with the president attention mozambique is a kind of strategy, a country that is a strategic partner of russia, so do you have the feeling that the russian troops are expiring or have they reached the final limit of their strength? it is possible to say or negotiable- they are possible, but they are not happening not because ukraine does not no no no does not want from the point of view of some kind of peace negotiations, and this is a challenge , uh, it remains, and relatively speaking, all these negotiations between other heads of state with putin do not lead to anything, because, conditionally speaking, putin needs at least some kind of victory, which he needs to pack for his population, i think that this it will be just after the north donetsk attempt of such conditional tv with tactically its uhu temporary success to package it in a strategic victory in relation to other prospects and the exhalation of the russian army, then also the british intelligence you mentioned yesterd

lives, and with appreciation for the graphity -- gravity of this issue that we come and be at this floor. madam, as the families in buffalo and uvalde, bury their loved ones. just last weekend americans watched in horror at least 13 mass shootings unfolded across the country from philadelphia, to chattanooga, phoenix, and grand rapids. the data shows the challenge of gun violence goes further than these mass killings. every night on our streets americans are being killed on gun crimes and every day our nation loses americans to suicides and accidents. this is a tragic daily massacre which rarely makes the headlines or evening news, but it is there. here we are for the children. when those who were advocating gun violence or perpetrating it went into the classrooms, they crossed a line. it was terrible the gun violence we have in our country. but that they would go into n newtown and shoot little children who were barely out of diapers, and again now in texas, these beautiful children in elementary school and everything that happened in between, it was an assault on the culture of our country th

madam speaker. on september 1 of 1980, inflation was at almost 13%. on that day then-governor ronald reagan said, a recession is when your neighbor loses his job. a depression is when you lose yours. and a recovery is when jimmy carter loses his. unfortunately today's looking a lot like 1980 and the carter and the biden presidencies fair far too much in common. president biden has unnecessarily spent trillions of dollars spiking inflation into a 40-year high of 8.6%. and as a result of this inflation, american households will pay an additional $7,620 as they buy gas, food and other things over the next 12 months. $7,620 annually. since biden became president, real wages are down 4.2% while mortgage rates have doubled, have gone up 2.4 points. our economy our economy shrank 1.4% last quarter. many economists now agree these signs point to a recession. the president points to the federal reserve to get him out of the inflation mess that he created. today i'd like to point out what that may mean. and talk about the challenge that the fed faces to rein in

at this moment. we'll continue to do what we can to change this dynamic. madame clerk, please call item 13. >> clerk: item 13 is a resolution to extend the lease term with 1170 market street for a building located at 1170 market street from june 30, 2022 through december 31, 2022. at a base rent of $75,000 per month for total amount of $450,000 for six months and authorize the director of property to execute documents and take certain actions in furtherance of this resolution, including amendments or modifications to the lease that do not materially increase the obligations to the city. >> president walton: thank you so much, madame clerk. please call the roll on item 13. >> supervisor mandelman: aye. >> supervisor mar: aye. >> supervisor melgar: aye. >> supervisor peskin: aye. >> supervisor preston: aye. >> supervisor ronen: aye. >> supervisor safai: aye. >> supervisor stefani: aye. >> supervisor walton: aye. >> supervisor chan: aye. >> supervisor dorsey: aye. there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: thank you, madame clerk. without objection, this resolution is

committee clerk today is erika imagine o i would also like to acknowledge the folks at sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, the board of supervisors and committees are convening hybrid meetings that allow in-person attendance while still providing remote access and public-health via telephone the board recognizes equitable access is essential and will be taking public comment as follows. public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda so those attending in-person will be allowed to speak first and we'll take those who are waiting on the telephone lines. for those watching, you will see the public call-in number streaming across the screen. >> the meeting i.d. is 2497 167 1345. again, the number is 2497 167 1345 and press pound and pound again. you will hear the meeting discussions and be muted in listen only. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, those joining us in-person lineup to speak and those on the telephone line should dial star 3 to be added to the queue. if you are on your telephone, please remember to turn

. >> madam president, 23 years ago after the massacre at columbine high school left 12l students ad a teacher dead, the gun lobby and its allies insisted that quote now is not the time to talk about gun laws. in shooting after shooting sense america has been stunned and grieving and burying its children the gun lobby has demanded we not politicize the they say we should wait until passions have cooled before taking any action to reduce gun violence in america. well, madam president the current reality is this. it is no longer possible to wait months or weeks or even days after a mass shooting for passions to cool. the shootings just keep happening. so far this year we have seen 246 mass shootings and a 157 days. more than one mass shooting every day. just this past weekend a string of 11 mass shootings left at least 15 people dead and more than 60 others wounded. an tense tennessee, pennsylvania, south carolina, arizona, texas, georgia, new york, and michigan. madam president, no other developed nation on earth as even a fraction of the mass shootings we have in thes united states. pr

madam secretary, please call public comment. >> thank you. no in person public comment at this time. moderator, are there any callers? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you. hearing no calls, public comment is now closed. >> thank you. commissioner driscoll has made a motion and seconded by commissioner heldfond. before we take the vote, i want to say i appreciate the opportunity to serve as president. i was filling out of the infill term of former commissioner casiado, i appreciate working with commissioner heldfond and all you commissioners and our new city attorney and our biggest accomplishments was finalizing and hiring a new ceo and cio who will begin monday. i will have the honor of swearing her in on monday. so, thank you all. i look forward to this. i know normally we rotate and i believe in that rotation and so, i will fill out this term until the beginning of next year and then we will have the transition back to the normal alternating leadership, so thank you all for your support. madam secretary, please call the roll. >> commission

madam chair. again, thank you for your time. when you look at this issue, like any issue in congress, we need to focus on where we can have compromise because obviously the two parties have very different ideologies, not just on the second amendment, but just about every major issue in america. but there is good sensors to protect our school children. we all want that. i have three kids in the public schools. my mom was a schoolteacher, a public school teacher. we need to -- i think you look where at the areas where there is consensus track now, do something no, they are to harden our schools, to invest in better infrastructure. we had a school shooting in marshall county, kentucky, a few years ago, and there was overwhelming support, by biden's bipartisan support, to harden those schools. you have to go through two doors now in just about every schools in the state, elementary, middle and high school. to be brought in through those doors to go in. we need to invest in more school resource officers and we need to better train those school resour

who qualifd and they typically are minorities and many live in rural areas. >> madam secretary thank you for your leadership aty department in all that you are trying to do and i yield back mr. chairman. civic mr. evans. let me recognize the gentleman from texas mr. arrington. >> madam secretary party cove and an after-tax or wrigley truly if we as a nation experienced economic prosperity. all boats rhoda -- rose on the tide of prosperity the lowest and unemployment decades in the lowest poverty rate in history and jobs. we were hitting on all cylinders. today, today after 18 months of his administration i believe this administration has sown the wind of reckless economic policies. the american people felt the economic pain. inflation that is consumed every american, every worker. consuming their wages in their purchasing power consuming their livelihoods. irresponsible unemployment policies, welfare without work requirements reasonable stuff. small businesses who are trying to get on their feetfisi after d can survive. they couldn't hire anybody mada. secretary. supply-chain turmoil. tractors -- farmers could

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madam chair, we have no speakers at the podium or callers in the queue. >> chair ronen: thank you. i'm just going to read the c.o.p. we will have $20 million for site acquisition of sites, $20 million for the acquisition of affordable housing in district 5, if possible, and if not, then to be added to the pot of affordable housing and higher resource areas. $20 million for capital improvements or public housing. $10 million for elevator repairs at s.r.o.s, and $30 million for the a.p.i. community stabilization projects. so with that -- yea -- [applause] >> chair ronen: so with that, mr. clerk, can we have a roll call vote? >> clerk: on that motion by chair ronen, seconded by president walton -- [roll call] >> clerk: we have five ayes. >> chair ronen: that motion passes unanimously. >> supervisor preston: chair ronen, were the amendments taken. >> chair ronen: yeah, it was one item. >> supervisor preston: thank you. >> chair ronen: no problem. mr. clerk, can you please call item 4? is. >> clerk: yes. item 4 is a resolution authorizing the recreation and park department to amend its

>> at yourdiscretion madam chair .we can totally take public comment on12 and three now . >> chair: let's do that. >> members of the public who wish to speak on items 12 and three regarding the selected departments budget and are joining us in person should line up now . for those listening remotely pleasecall 415-655-0001. enter the meeting id of 2480 069 6647 . then press pound twice. onceconnected you willneed to pressá3 to enter the speaker line. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and that will be your cue to begin comments . seeing no in person speakers , please unmute our caller. >> speaker: can you hear me now? >>still okay . >> speaker: david pilpel. i was going to ask about posting the slides from last week. the long slides were put up for the department of the environment butthat's been fixed .the schedule for the budget process i finally found buried on supervisor ronen's website a budget hearing schedule was as of last week but it still shows hearings starting at 1:00 including tod

i like to thank the staff at sfgov.org. madam clerk. >> today's meeting is held through video conference and members will participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were present. public comment will be available. channel 26 and 99 depending on your provider and sfgov.org comments or opportunity to speak period are available calling 415. sick 55-0001. id2497418961 then pound twice. >>you will be muted in listening mode. when your item come up dial star 3. call from a quiet location. speak clearly and turn down your television. you may submit comment via e mail. or by u.s. maim to 1 doctor carlton b. goodlet place if you mean commit in these ways tell be forwarded to the commissioners and include as part of the file. >> that concludes my announcements. >> thank you. i like to give my colleagues a reminder to put your name in a chat if you want to peek it is the official roster and raising hand will be upon difficult to track. for minutes. madam clerk call item 2. >> and would you like me to take roll call. >> i do. >>

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we also heard from madame lagarde at the ecb giving details about the rate hike cycle, recommitting to 25 basis points in july. opening the door for a september hike as well. even though she said that wage price increases are starting to be felt across the euro zone. s&p futures pointing to gains of 1.5%. the u.s. 10-year at 3.27, 1.05 on euro-dollar, and brent $114 gaining .2%. let's check in on some individual stocks we are focused on. some capital raising from ocad o, the e-commerce company in the u.k., down 5%, also a 300 million pound revolving credit facility saying they need that cash to meet commitments of existing customers and expand growth. nordex is down more than 8% on the back of a drop in profits. they sell a loss in the most recent quarter compared to profit of 10 million in the same quarter last year, they are describing the current environment is very difficult. easyjet saying they will buy 56 airbus a320 neo's, they will come online between 2026 and 2029, paying below the list price of 6.5 billion for those aircraft. let's get more reaction to that interview with blo

russian, daniel met at the depth is playing this wake in a warm up to wimbledon, a tournament in which russian players will be banned because of the invasion of ukraine. but now madame has learned russian plays will be allowed to play at the us open in august. he commented on the decision after his 1st round match and holler in central germany, where he bid david goffin in straight sets that i have said he was happy with the ruling of usaa is great. i heard this news yesterday. probably like everybody in, you know, my always say that i have to follow the rules um and where i can play, i'm gonna play, i'm gonna try to play my best. i'm happy that i, i will be able to defend my title. it would be really disappointing. if i would not be able to defend my title and use open and that is all the news for now. i'm anthony. how they'll have more news headlines for you at the top of the outdoor films next. stay with them and everything. it happened 175 years ago. the young start up entrepreneur at a specific goal. 1 build the best article instruments in the world size.

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lives, and with appreciation for the graphity -- gravity of this issue that we come and be at this floor. madam speaker, as the families in buffalo and uvalde, bury their loved ones. just last weekend americans watched in horror at least 13 mass shootings unfolded across the country from philadelphia, to chattanooga, phoenix, and grand rapids. the data shows the challenge of gun violence goes further than these mass killings. every night on our streets americans are being killed on gun crimes and every day our nation loses americans to suicides and accidents. this is a tragic daily massacre which rarely makes the headlines or evening news, but it is there. here we are for the children. when those who were advocating gun violence or perpetrating it went into the classrooms, they crossed a line. it was terrible the gun violence we have in our country. but that they would go into n newtown and shoot little children who were barely out of diapers, and again now in texas, these beautiful children in elementary school and everything that happened in between, it was an assault on the culture of our co

at our. . . . >>. , -- ,,,,,,. ,. >> -- and madam chair, i yield back my. time has expired. thank you, mr. womack, and then ms. capture. >> thank you, madam chair. generals, thank you for your service to our great country, and the work that you're doing presently to the distinguished secretary. i want you to know that you are not alone at fourth week in november. even though you are situated between two air force generals. that when you try to channel that inner black knight loyalty that i'll be with you. i have your back. >> thank you, congressman. >> football aside, i'd like to just ask you a question but the british tanker program a. i know it's a program you are tracking closely, one that you've been asked about in your at the hearings on the hill. i know the air force hasn't determined the requirement yet for this british tanker. can you share with us when you expect the requirements to be finalized and what amc is looking at in developing these requirements, a critical piece of our national defense strategy? >> well, thank you, congressman. we are looking at what our operational need

they could potentially lead people to the violence that we saw and at the capitol that day. >> madam s you are at the epicenter of many political stories and controversy how big of a problem are you facing in these upcoming cycles, not with just election deniers and accused insurrectionist on the ballot, but trying to infiltrate the electoral system itself? >> it is illegal in michigan to have access to our voting machines for third parties. it has not stopped many from pressuring them to gain access to local machines. this is to provide more fuel to the misinformation and the deception that has been really affecting our projects for the last several years. we see this with candidates living -- running for governor, state attorney general, who have not and will not and refused to accept the will of the people from 2020 which is clear and unequivocal. it is unconscionable, in my view, that anyone would seek public office in a moment like this, without being willing to tell the american people the truth about our democracy and who won in 2020. >> to that point, you have been extremely o

madam president, 23 years ago, after the massacre at columbine high school left 12 students and a teacher dead, the gun lobby and allies insisted, quote, now is not the time to talk about gun laws. in shooting after shooting since, as america has been stunned and grieving and burying its children, the gun lobby has demanded that we not politicize the issue of gun violence. ey

madam chair. i yelled back. >> the gentlelady yields back a mask in is an issue at allowed without jackson's order. the gentlelady from is jackson-lee is recognized. >> madam chair a thank you and i thank all members for their generosity. i wanted to to be sure to be at this committee meeting today. i've just come off the floor of the house into all of these witnesses we are debating. i want to acknowledge buicks and kimberly rubio the previous witness and the witnesses that are here are what technology you as well and mayor adams for his presence here. my time is short so i will be asking very pointedd questions. mr. suplina i hope i pronounced it correctly said 2021 was the deadliest year and we are now close to that 2022 year. the bill that i've introduced the safe storage act among others in a protect architect which i will comment on specifically deals with the point-of-sale for storage devices. in the instance of kimberly barnes the sun stole guns from an unlocked unsafe area of which goes to the use of suicide in homicide. it's an important issue as it relates to gun violence. >> it's a chi

mcbath: thank you, madam speaker. at this time i would like to yield three minutes to representative carbajal. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for three minutes. mr. carbajal: thank you, representative mcbath. madam speaker, eight years ago my own community of ilya visa near u.c. santa basha saw firsthand the horror and trauma that a mass shooting brings. and in eight years since that attack we stood in solidarity with other communities, reeling from the hundreds of mass shootings in our schools, our shopping malls, our houses of worship, and our main streets. madam speaker, i share the outrage and frustration of the majority of americans and many of my colleagues here in congress that there are some in congress who have kept us from doing our job, from protecting children by blocking commonsense gun safety measures. but i stand before you today as the author of a gun safety measure that has enjoyed bipartisan support. that has been implemented in republican and democratic-led states

and i want to thank our crew at sfgov tv for staffing this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any meetings? >> the board of supervisors are convening hybrid meetings. the board recognizes that equitable public access is essential and will be taking public comment as follows. first, public comment will be taken on each item of the agenda. those atend in-person will be allowed to go first and then those on the telephone line. for those watching channel 26, 78, 99 and sfgov tv.org t public call in number is streaming across the screen. the number is 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2487 464 4742, then pound twice. when connected you will hear the meeting and discussion, but will be muted and in listening mode only. when the item of interest comes up and public comment is called, those line in person should line up to speak and those on the telephone should dial star 3. remember to turn down the tv and all listening devices. you may submit them to the clerk at jessica.perkson@sfgov.org. if you submit public comment, it will be forwarded to the supervisors and included

madame lagarde on what could mark major shift in major policy shift. joining us from rome is peter oppenheimer, chief equity strategist -- chief global equity strategist at goldman sachs. start with a look ahead to the ecb and the decision from madame lagarde. what and how will increase the interest rates whether it is 25 basis points of -- or 50 basis points, what would change your thesis at this point? peter: i don't think that itself will change the outlook. it is expected that they will change -- raise rates and guide the runoff from qe. the question is what is going to happen to interest rates over a period of time and what guidance we get out of them. do we get back to back rate rises through june of next year? the risks are probably on the upside but bear in mind that is still a negative level of real rates at a time when nominal gdp is reasonably strong. and valuations have come down along daily -- a long way. i would argue that is reasonably attractive for people taking a 12 month view. we expect much happiness in the near term, but there is value in the european market. francine: good morning. where do you see that value and also good to see so

help us ensure the lgbtqi+ community is represented in policies aimed at closing disparities and helping underserved groups. madam speaker, i urge a yes vote on the rule and the previous question and i yield back the balance of my time and i move the previous question on the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on ordering the previous question on the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. mr. burgess: madam speaker. on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-s of house resolution 8, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess for a period of less than 15 minutes. you can get thu get your podcast. washington journal continues. rep. jim himes

jackson lee: madam speaker, amendment at the desk.he speaker pro tempore: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 1 printed in part b of house report 117-381 offered by ms. jackson lee of texas. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 1191, the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas. ms. jackson lee: i thank the speaker and, again, i thank the sponsor of this legislation and the chairwoman providing over the oversight committee. data collection is a tool to understand and address changes facing the lgbtqi+ community and other sexual and gender diverse communities. i ask unanimous consent to put into the record from american progress collecting data about lgbtqi+ and other sexual and gender diverse communities, i ask unanimous consent. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record the new survey data shows lgbtqi+ youth mental he

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