how often do you agree with the bla? this is the first year in probably the last 6 or 7 that we haven't actually. um, so for my clarity, the total amount that you do not want to give up is 3.3 million. no 3.3 is the amount that we agree with, the total amount of disagreement is bear with me. it's. about $740,000. and then just out of curiosity, those two senior management positions that you talked about, how long have they been vacant? i mean, those two senior analyst for hr, how long have they been? those are substitutions. supervisor for the two of you first explained? yes. and you talked about the toolkit and i know you talked a lot about a focus on not just discipline, but is there any focus in the toolkit around culture change and culture shifts for the department and yeah. supervisor thanks for the question. we do have an office of diversity equity inclusion and belonging to eib that's staffed by at this point 5 or 6, and that is the office that really drives our racial equity action plan that has over 90 recommend

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and we get the recommendation from the bla. so there are some concerns in the waste water and again, it's one of the reasons why i called for the audit. we want to walk for the puc, this is not advosaryial but we do want to run the cost. >> i do not want recall which is the one that bla did not recommend for approval? >> well i cannot remember off the top of my head, it was a strong recommendation to hold the contract, it was a couple of weeks ago. >> let's deal with that. >> i'm sorry supervisors i was not at the mighting where that recommendation was made. >> yeah, it was with nick. sorry. so we can get back to you. >> i do not recall those contracts without recommendations. i do recall a contract on the analyst that to require reporting to be on file and to be consistent. and that is for the clean power assess and to make sure that we have those on file before you come back for increase, if i recall that correctly. but i think that, it sounds like i'm going to break this tie whether we're going to go two years or one year. i

and we get the recommendation from the bla. so there are some concerns in the waste water and again, it's one of the reasons why i called for the audit. we want to walk for the puc, this is not advosaryial but we do want to run the cost. >> i do not want recall which is the one that bla did not recommend for approval? >> well i cannot remember off the top of my head, it was a strong recommendation to hold the contract, it was a couple of weeks ago. >> let's deal with that. >> i'm sorry supervisors i was not at the mighting where that recommendation was made. >> yeah, it was with nick. sorry. so we can get back to you. >> i do not recall those contracts without recommendations. i do recall a contract on the analyst that to require reporting to be on file and to be consistent. and that is for the clean power assess and to make sure that we have those on file before you come back for increase, if i recall that correctly. but i think that, it sounds like i'm going to break this tie whether we're going to go two years or one year. i

we are in agreement with the bla for their budget reductions. happy to answer any questions through the chair. our recommended reductions to the proposed budget total $110,000 in fiscal year 2324 of those recommended reductions, 10,000 are ongoing savings and 100,000 or 1 time savings in addition, we recommend closing out prior year unexpended encumbrances of $13,122 for total general fund savings of $123,122. our recommended reductions to the proposed budget total $10,000 in fiscal year 2425, all of which are ongoing. and as the director noted, we do have agreement. thank you. thank you both. thank you. thank you. and then our next is human rights commission . good morning. cheryl davis with the human rights commission. and we are in agreement and accept the recommended recommendation recommended reductions. thank you. through the chair, our recommended reductions to the proposed budget total. one $154,958 in fiscal year 2324. all of which are ongoing savings . in addition, we recommend closing out prior year unexpended encumbrances of $1,046 f

so i'm inclined to accept the blas recommendations. i mean, we can't just keep rejecting the recommendations. we're going to be left with not a lot on the table to work with to deal with all these other shortfalls. we have so i agree with chair chan in this situation for sure. supervisor ronan yes. can i ask a question? just a clarifying question. so for the recommendation, five policy recommendations station are you combine two positions into one? is that for the city archivist position? no, no, that's for the, the materials and supplies supervisor. no, it is currently it's a full time position. okay so it's a promotion. it's not combining two positions into one. okay. is that and that's that's a case for all of these positions. yes okay. yeah. you know, i'm i'm, i'm leaning more towards supervisor mandelson. i think you've made the case. however for i hear our chair and supervisor. so can we just continue this and continue to have this discussion? that would be great. sounds good. supervisor walton, thank you. chair chan and i just w

we asked for to do more analysis witness we had that analysis, we also learned the process that -- bla brought a couple weeks prior. a large contract to the budget committee. wastewater division. and it was highlighted there that there had not been performance standards measures in the contracts since 2018. and that there was that division has been without the gm for a time and so similar to when we have done on the budget committee. of examples where dph come in left year 2 years ago time is blurring. asked for professional service contract regard to laguna honda. we asked questions about the billing process and it is way they were incorporating them. and found out that the company that was selected was charging the city for time they were traveling from chicago to san francisco. and there was a significant line item and cost to the citizens of san francisco we put in on hold. and dph said they are e eliminating that line item. part behalf we want to do with this management and i told the -- gm today this is about looking for [inaudible]. in this process and so the efficiencies will p

bla? >> item 7 this is a resolution rateo active low approving an agreement with the housing authority to provide 50 project based vouchers to the permanent housing project. this agreement 20 years the max term. this you can have for an agreement. and 50 is the max number this can provided to the site. under hud regulations. we details the impact. on page 21 of our report. which essential low provides about 2.4 million dollars total to this site. completely off set our almost entirely off set the costs hsh funding this would be used to manage the property. the supportive service cost born by hsh recommend approval. >> thank you. open this up to public comment. mr. chair are there members in the chamber this would like to comment on this item? no members are here. >> you are dial nothing dial star 3 to be added to the speaker queue. zero caller in the queue >> public comment on item 7 is closed. i thank you is grit. good to see the will freeing the housing authority able to hsh and housing

blas, the desert flood peaks its way through a trench abandoned by rush carrying for cover. again, they break, dropping the weapon, they downgrade me and come on. those will have sent another fresh. what happened to the previous squad for i'd screeching the hughes of not being grateful and now they have to wait here earlier this week, 3 minutes within the block hills should not be here publicly, is watching. the minister wants something special. they should chip with the british minister of defense, a wonderful relationship termed when she said that the issue of the morning she will wake up and call ben wallace to something to have some, some, some, some, some defense. well, i guess the crating and bass control with the western press for zalinski after the ukrainian president showed up with that snarky mouse to match shafter he was chest sized by 46 times just to drive home with a point. it's like when you ask the kids assuring of western public support for continued transfer, all was the self centered spoiled brat attitude and the big sure of a degree of gratitude for that

we do have bla report. >> thank you. item 6, this is resolution approving a new agreement with zones llc, microsoft reseller. microsoft use resellers. the zones identified through competitive procurement the lowest cost bidder. they are one of two bidders and the lowest cost, so they were recommended for a contract. we detailed the budget for the contract on page 14 of the report where you see a break-out of $55 million not to exceed authorized by the resolution and recommend approval. >> thank you. what i appreciate is the effort of trying to have a cost saving in this contract, and clearly being able to save even just a little over $700 thousand per year throughout the term of this contract is a effort that i appreciate and glad to see and look forward seeing consistent approach throughout time with these products and software contracts from here on out, so with that, supervisor engardio. >> thank you. you had mentioned that all city departments participate accept mta, so for the benefit of people in the audience and w

we asked for to do more analysis witness we had that analysis, we also learned the process that -- bla brought a couple weeks prior. a large contract to the budget committee. wastewater division. and it was highlighted there that there had not been performance standards measures in the contracts since 2018. and that there was that division has been without the gm for a time and so similar to when we have done on the budget committee. of examples where dph come in left year 2 years ago time is blurring. asked for professional service contract regard to laguna honda. we asked questions about the billing process and it is way they were incorporating them. and found out that the company that was selected was charging the city for time they were traveling from chicago to san francisco. and there was a significant line item and cost to the citizens of san francisco we put in on hold. and dph said they are e eliminating that line item. part behalf we want to do with this management and i told the -- gm today this is about looking for [inaudible]. in this process and so the efficiencies will p

itit is a space ththat will fefeature bla and d businesseses. hehe said wantnts to creatate a black k w street . >>> san jose saying goodbye to the cities only michigan starred restaurant. they say they are closing permanently in december after an eight year run . the owner say it is to make way for its more affordable situation -- restaurant to open. >>> last week this is happening . the restaurant chain operates in out workers in nevada and several other states will not be allowed to wear masks and was they have a medical note. >>> throughout the bay area and throughout california we had a major heat dome sweep its way away from us and we are left with cooler temperatures heading into mid-portions of this week. daytime highs today are comfortable. 80s and 70s in the santa clara valley. upper 50s and lower 60s along the coast in in the east inland hills where earlier this week we were talking about triple digits. brentwood was at 102 degrees yesterday. we see mid-90s and we will cool down more tomorrow. today, san francisco at 64 degrees. 80s a

crucial momentum. this this is what this is why it's bla crucial point,nentum. this this is what this's bla crucial point,nenturis this is a crucial point, which is that nigel's reaction to this has sparked a response from politicians , but also from the politicians, but also from the fca. why are banks scared of the fca? yeah this is i mean, this gets to the heart problem. >> so the banks are terrified. so the banks have got bad form on all of this. the crisis of 2008, the banks , the government 2008, the banks, the government came down very hard on the banks, quite rightly, and legislation was introduced. we then saw the bribery act a couple of years later which introduced this concept of the politically exposed person. but we've now ended up with this absolutely mad situation where the banks are more worried about the banks are more worried about the regulator and they're more worried about their staff and staff woke feelings than they are about the customers and that is the heart of the problem. i'm afraid, because these banks , afraid, because these banks, natwest bank, barclays

at least 6 people have been killed and dozens more injured and bummed, blas and serious capital damascus stay. media site explodes if was inside of taxi parked outside a. she a most chemist ready, security minister to the alex, a mosque is unacceptable. it's a mom and give you entity 2000 despite the ultra nationalist settlers in to the occupied east jerusalem sites on the police. god choose a mocking of religious holiday. all muslims are allowed inside the come of the not permitted to pray under the agreement known as the states as quote for some israeli settlers and politicians have increasingly being defined that by almost to day and displace differences between us and nothing will separate those 2 unit 2 of the nation of israel is important and in this place is important for us. and if we have to turn to improve our sovereignty, how about challenging reports? so the mount of olives and occupied history is a it is a flash point. now today there have been tense moments. uh nothing a has um, we've not seen wide scale violence or anything spill over beyond the size is sort of slight conf

but basically the, the idea is to cold rushes, uh, withdrawal a blas got it. we understand that russia launched over night air strikes on several ports of ukraine, including the black sea port cities of nickel live in odessa. what more can you tell us about that? now this was expected as the retail you to measure measure for the last on the crimea bridge. yes. today the damage this a, by a bridge that's vital for the russian supplies the. it's also probably, you know, co incidence that uh these uh, drones and uh, missiles were launched at port infrastructure. there was damage in, in the port in odessa, the authorities upside that was from full deb rebate. we don't know the details. the poets are of course, many, many things happening in the ports including axes. are of course classified um, but that would also hint at russia, but the yeah, it's reinforcing its point about withdrawing from the grand deal. mathias barely go in keith. many thanks. rush decision to lift the green deal expire has prevail criticism from numerous world leaders, including from germany

governor also sees the emergency services cruise there at the scene and investigating what caused the blas more all involved. when at we hear more verified information around this economy seems to be swimming against a huge tide of sanctions. a recent world bank report predicts this year we'll see. and that's all the spike, members of the european economic area lining themselves with the latest e restrictions onto route are to use use of july reports and around. so i cannot make expo on a standing, the continual pressure for science of the city of on free trade zone serve as gates where a to international commerce, which has long been choked off white and heavy western restrictions imposed against the wall here and this expos off it was free as special zones, investment credentials, representative companies from all of the last 3 for ford or how come under one roof . i don't know if people still wants to wait with the world. if one has 14 free trade zones and $33.00 special economic zones, and the number is on the rise to this event, the running government seeks to develop the infrastructu

criminals who defiled the holy qur'an. hezbollah praised all these that condemned this heinous act from has bla is a political party and has a public face. what has will it can do is condemn an issue? statement permits is to take political and diplomatic. stands through the eviction of swedish investors in a re b and, and as long as the countries and through withdrawing their investors and sweden boycotting sweetest products and boycotting any countries to commit such changes that started to have some offensive and disgraceful things happening there as well . but these are heinous and condemned and denounced acts also barbaric and totally unrelated to freedom of speech. it's a systematic targeting of his last of all religions. in general. there was a long history of the targeting of religions in the west. we believe that there was a mastermind running these matters and planning it. and through it, they want to target values, nero's religions, and believes to spread the 8 p as a vice and corruption of people's minds. freedom and respect are 2 contradictory things. every group of people must resp

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in light of these recommendations, whether we want to have further inquiry potentially from the bla or through lafco or would love to help convene that discussion of how we move some of this forward in light of these recommendations. commissioner williams. >> thank you commissioner preston. i promise this question isn't going to be scary, but i wonder in your research if you've kept an eye on the regulations being implemented to control the intending doom that is things like, uber eats robots and (indiscernible) and cruz. maybe that is a question for commissioner preston, but i wonder-yeah, anything--spark anything for you or did any alarm bells go off and is there anything we should kind of keep our eye on? yep. >> thank you for that question. nothing in my research came up regarding those factors in regards to electric bicycles and like using them in the gig economy. i think that is definitely a good thought to consider just moving forward as this is developing so much compared to when i did in the beginning of the year. it progressed so much with autonomous vehicles and artificial i

there was another blas for postage to the west of moscow. the cities, the new corvette international apple, which was briefly closed for about an hour and the s face of the moscow and surrounding areas was temporarily closed for any aircraft. my friends and i rented an apartment to come here and unwind. and at some point we had an explosion, and it was like a waste. everyone jumped and then there was a loss of smoke and you couldn't see anything from above and you could see fire. meanwhile, the rushes president flooding and pollution says initiatives presented by african leaders and china could be a basis for pick piece with ukraine speaking and most go off. amazing applicant heads of state. you said some of the steps proposed by them already implemented. so just now you should go to the things that are virtually impossible to implement. it's like a cx 5, but the creighton is advancing there on a strategic defensive. how do we hold a fire when they're advancing on us? i think we'll begin piece talks. we've never said no to that, but if key,

a european space agency telescope has blas it off to explore the mysteries of the universe. 3, it was launched on a space ex, walk it from the us state of florida. telescope will investigate dark energy and delta mass. so we'll, we'll say top law just massive universe 7 created in speeding up to 2000000000 galaxies. overall i have is a professor, astronomy university, college london. he was involved in counting the mission and told us about what he hopes will be achieved. it's the major at the logical advancement at looking at the universe for space as part of the universe. you'll kids with a map about the 3rd of the sky, and it will see all the way to about 10000000000 years ago, right. the whole universe is 13800000000 years old. so it would see the universe all the way to execute, so to speak. and by making a read us of galaxies, it would be able to tell us by some in direct methods it, what's univers may do, you know, we wanted to get outside the cave. we can, we then people travel from one country mentally in other, discovering your new places. and i think this, this journey of e

over the blas sites you printing this all set the regional cups of done yet leaving at least 2 siblings dead and the wounded, including a child. it's the cause of both to the car adult with nato supplied weapons wanting to view as you may find the following footage, disturbing. it's a neighboring market. i've got a hospital that was possibly destroyed with a small health care facilities damaged by ukrainian shilling. person was killed at least $36.00 of his wounded across the city, including 2 children. well, thoughts, his report, the several upon the buildings were damaged as well. some of the survivors inside the hospital had to say, we heard what sounded like thunder. so we ran deeper into the building and then it all the again, everything started falling, breaking and there was a very strong blow. we didn't understand what was happening. broken window glass was flying towards us, and we had to call to lay down on the floor. lou, that was the last, the window smell, blowing out. so i said everyone should leave their rooms and hide here in the corridor, but not a single dates from the

deficit we are all aware of, and will not repeat but echo the thanks to all the other folks involved, bla, controller office, mayor budget office, city attorney. takes a ton of work to move this forward and appreciate everyone's efforts. let me start by recognizing-i think the budget committee was put in a very difficult spot this year. i think the mayor's budget funded some important shared priorities, including tenant right to counsel, various mou's with unions, wellness hubs and are many other essential services, but at the same time, that budget also sought to defund key and crucial priorities like affordable housing, food banks and services for domestic violence survivors just to name a few. as some of my colleagues referenced, the community really activated to push back on that initial proposed budget and really thanks to the advocacy of residents across san francisco, and the work of this board lead by chair chan and the budget committee and as a number of folks recognized in particular, former chair ronen's work on the major ballot measures and others on the committee who really t

. >> cÓmo estÁs, blas? >> bien, un poco nervioso. hay que estar un poco nervioso, es normal, claro. todavÍa gallardo, tiro de esquina, comete faltas sobre bÁrcenas, habrÁ balÓn para las ——la selecciÓn nacional de panamÁ. >> un tipo que le puede cambiar la cara al partido con su velocidad, le gusta pisar el Área, necesitarÁ por Él, o por alguno de los interiores, ya sea chÁvez o romo, pero Él acompaÑa. >> quinteros puede ganar esta pelota, se mete el corredor, lo marca vÁzquez, recordar que los dos centrales mexicanos tienen cartÓn preventivo. vÁzquez, pelea con quintero, muy cerca del banderÍn, falta del mexicano, asÍ que serÁ balÓn para la selecciÓn de panamÁ en tiro libre. veamos los jugadores clave. quiÉn por mÉxico? >> innecesaria esa falta. henry martin, jugador clave. es importante que la clave. >> ismael dÍaz, ha tenido oportunidades, no hay estado un poco claro, pero ismael siempre es clave. >> centro de davis, remate de cabeza que se va desviado, dice el Árbitro que fue el Último tocarla el panameÑo, y si, casi un tiro de esquina, para las elecciones final de panamÁ. >> en

in light of these recommendations, whether we want to have further inquiry potentially from the bla or through lafco or would love to help convene that discussion of how we move some of this forward in light of these recommendations. commissioner williams. >> thank you commissioner preston. i promise this question isn't going to be scary, but i wonder in your research if you've kept an eye on the regulations being implemented to control the intending doom that is things like, uber eats robots and (indiscernible) and cruz. maybe that is a question for commissioner preston, but i wonder-yeah, anything--spark anything for you or did any alarm bells go off and is there anything we should kind of keep our eye on? yep. >> thank you for that question. nothing in my research came up regarding those factors in regards to electric bicycles and like using them in the gig economy. i think that is definitely a good thought to consider just moving forward as this is developing so much compared to when i did in the beginning of the year. it progressed so much with autonomous vehicles and artificial i

of my first term we cut it in half, we stopped crazy government spending, allowed interest rates to blas up, how many jobs in new jersey, we should do the same thing across the country. inflation rates from brought inflation under control, not anything joe biden has done but by the way, that's hurting americans every day, if he want this to buy a car, borrowing money for their children's education, want to buy a new home or first home and we have to get the interest rates down the way to do it is slow down government spending. i've done it as a governor, i can do it as a president. >> john: governor, i'm sure you saw some of the chris wray hearing across the street from me on capitol hill, he was an attorney for you during the bridgegate scandal, and i believe you recommended him to president trump to be fbi director. do you believe there were forms that wray insist he has implemented will fix the problems. >> i think they are starting to fix the problems as the director talked about today. look, i've known chris a long time, we worked together in the bush justice department, post-9/11 p

these are all issues that the republican party was, it was once the national security party, they blas and have reverence for. now it's biden who standing up for them. and i hope that independent voters who lead republican see, that and take notice. >> right, debbie, i have about 60 seconds left. but i take rick's point about the fact that this doesn't normally motivate voters to the poll. what does, the economy, and their sense of their economic reality. you have president biden heading to philadelphia on thursday this coming week, to tout his economic record. what is it going to take for that to breakthrough? >> look, as we see americans all over the country really taking advantage of the bidenomic boom, which i completely have seen americans feel the results of that, i think that he needs to make a contrast on what's happening in states like florida, with a disaster no inflation rates that we're seeing. we have here in the state of florida, some of the highest inflation rates in the country. we are paying four times more, in property and insurance taxes. desantis campaign, right now

the contents of the report are largely duplicative of what ted's and the bla has told you already. so i won't go through that slide by slide. i'm happy to take any questions about the measure or our report. thank you. and i wanted to understand because i think i also am proposing the difference is that from the mayor's proposal, colleagues, i just there's amendments before you today. the mayor's proposal originally there's two parts to this. the first part ten, this is item ten. oh no, no, no, no. all good. so in this legislation, there are actually two parts. one is the postponement. but in terms of the tax rates increase , that's actually a voters approved that we're proposing pausing while postponing is technically very self explanatory. it's the second part that i want to have this discussion with you. and it's also where our city economist, mr. egan, comes in with the presentation here that we're seeing, particularly also what i would like to point to you about my suggested amendment here is that that we discuss about limited to certain zip codes to really the downtown unit, s

deficit we are all aware of, and will not repeat but echo the thanks to all the other folks involved, bla, controller office, mayor budget office, city attorney. takes a ton of work to move this forward and appreciate everyone's efforts. let me start by recognizing-i think the budget committee was put in a very difficult spot this year. i think the mayor's budget funded some important shared priorities, including tenant right to counsel, various mou's with unions, wellness hubs and are many other essential services, but at the same time, that budget also sought to defund key and crucial priorities like affordable housing, food banks and services for domestic violence survivors just to name a few. as some of my colleagues referenced, the community really activated to push back on that initial proposed budget and really thanks to the advocacy of residents across san francisco, and the work of this board lead by chair chan and the budget committee and as a number of folks recognized in particular, former chair ronen's work on the major ballot measures and others on the committee who really t

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