board member bridges aye. driscoll aye. board member gandhi absent. board member heldfond aye. stansbury aye. thank you. >> president casciato: now we need the motion to -- on whether to disclose the discussions held in the other two closed sessions. >> i move that we do not disclose the decisions -- or discussions in the prior two meetings. >> i secretary. -- second. >> moved and seconded. any discussion? any public comment? >> thank you, a reminder to any callers to press star 3 to be added to the queue. moderator, any callers on the line? >> madame secretary, there is one caller on the line. >> thank you. caller, please state your name, your two minutes begins when you speak. hello. caller, you may begin. >> i'm actually waiting for a different item or general public comment. >> thank you. this is in regards to the closed session. moderator, do we have any other callers? roll call vote, please. >> commissioner bridges: aye. >> commissioner driscoll: -- >> commissioner driscoll: aye. >> commissioner gandhi: aye. >> commissioner heldfond: aye. >> supervisor safai: aye. >> comm

state board and the massachusetts management organization, state of wisconsin board. again, all of them manage investments, they do not manage benefits administration, but the executive -- or the chief investment officer also carries the executive director title because they do have external stakeholder relations responsibility with legislatures and/or stakeholders. that involvement can be significant or not be, simply by state. there are other public pension plans similar to san francisco where both the investment management responsibility and benefits administration have adopted the dual role model. recently, just this past june, illinois teachers, roughly $53 billion in assets appointed $c.i.o. into the dual role. i know this system, i know the c.i.o., and we placed him 18 years ago. the model seems appropriate for their situation, and i would expect for him to excel in that role. another example is new york teachers' retirement system. the executive director and c.i.o. isn't one person. he's been in that position since 2007 and been successful. they manage about $

the medical board says it requires it to rehabilitate doctors when possible, and the board tells us it is currently looking into the criminal allegations against dr. heliwell. tomorrow, in part two of our investigation, you will hear more from our exclusive interview with california board member t.j. watkins who says the birthday allows dangerous doctors to keep practicing. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. do you struggle with occasional nerve aches in your hands or feet? try nervivenerve relief from the world's #1 selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. it's dry. there's no dry time. makes us wonder why we booked fifteen second ad slots. >>> the ongoing pandemic has affected all of us in one way or another, and this morning we have a personal reflection from one of our colleagues, reporter meg oliver. like many of us, meg's family faced a series of challenges over the past 18 months. that includes a sense of isolation and 18 months of education online for her kids. now with a ne

board and when it was at the board when it was over at gio at the end of july.o into this. it is complicated. i learned a few things with the discussion just now. i am still on the fence about this. i think once again you could send this out of committee without recommendation. i think it is arguable. the budget analyst recommendations in support. i might have said policy matter for the board. it could go either way. one hand maintenance cost that argue replacement. on the other hand it is a significant expense and hardware should have been procured the last time to last longer than this. we shouldn't be replacing hardware so quickly. finally, when staff said and i hadn't heard this before. there are a lot of batteries used and tossed away. i think tossed in the trash. i hope we are not tossing batteries in the trash. they need recycled properly. if this new arrangement would minimize or eliminate use of one-time batteries and go to rechargeables that is a good benefit. i think that broader issue of the accident of waste and materials we generate and use in cont

i, as well, started on board 2. i'm now on board 1. i'm a certified general appraiser and involved in real estate. i've been appraising since the '80s, and been in real estate that long as well. so i understand real estate values and hope to continue and help with board 1. >> chair: thank you so much. and that takes on to paul beller. >> thank you. i appreciate it. i am residential appraiser here in san francisco. i only focus on san francisco county. i have about just over 10 years' experience, and i have enjoyed the past three on the board, the assessment appeals board, and i would like to continue. thank you. >> chair: thank you. ms. nelson, if you could turn your camera off, that would be great. and why don't we open this up for public comment. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. >> there are no callers. >> clerk: thank you, mr. atkins. >> chair: there are no callers for this item. okay. colleagues, i want to thank all of the ap applicants for board 1, the complex assessment appeals board and make the following suggestion to keep thing

within the board's jurisdiction. we ask that you refrain from using employee and student names. if you have a complaint about a district employee, you may submit it to the employee's supervisor in accordance with district policy. as a reminder, board rules and california law do not allow us to answer public questions during the public comment time. if appropriate, the board president will ask the staff to follow up with speakers. number two are comments by sfusd students. we will hear from sfusd students who wish to speak on any matter. you will have up to one minute to speak for 15 minutes. students may also speak at any other public comment time, and can our translation clarify for the public what this item is. >> operator: translation, can you repeat that the next 15 minutes is for student public comment on any item they wish to speak to? it's for the next 15 minutes, and it's only for students. [speaking spanish language] [speaking cantonese language] >> operator: thank you. any students wishing to speak at this

board and when it was at the board when it was over at gio at the end of july.i appreciate you are taking more time to go into this. it is complicated. i learned a few things with the discussion just now. i am still on the fence about this. i think once again you could send this out of committee without recommendation. i think it is arguable. the budget analyst recommendations in support. i might have said policy matter for the board. it could go either way. one hand maintenance cost that argue replacement. on the other hand it is a significant expense and hardware should have been procured the last time to last longer than this. we shouldn't be replacing hardware so quickly. finally, when staff said and i hadn't heard this before. there are a lot of batteries used and tossed away. i think tossed in the trash. i hope we are not tossing batteries in the trash. they need recycled properly. if this new arrangement would minimize or eliminate use of one-time batteries and go to rechargeables that is a good benefit. i think that broader issue of the accident of waste

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they certainly have an executive board. i believe this is the appointment to the regional planning committee. so i think both in the short title and the long title, the reference to the executive board should probably be struck and this is simply the reappointment to the a.b.a.g. regional planning committee. probably not a reference to the executive board. i believe that's a separate appointment unless i'm confused. but the executive board and the regional planning committee i believe are different entities. thanks very much. >> chairman: i would refer that to legal council. are there any other members of the public for this item, number three? >> clerk: we are double checking. i believe that completes the speakers for this item of public commentors. >> chairman: okay. public comment is closed. madam deputy city attorney as to the last speaker's comment on the title of this matter in any advice. >> i apologize. i didn't hear the suggested revision. could you repeat it? >> chairman: mr. clerk, you want to unmute the caller,

board based on the advice of board of supervisors did not do fare. this is our current best projection. we will change these during the budget process. this is where we stand today. we also looked at our expenditure projection. same thing here. the blue line represents our 2009 expenditure projection at the time of central subway project. the purple line represents the actual in our expenditure future. what we expect the cost to be. you will see again, in that period of unprecedented growth in san francisco, that our cost came in lower but revenues came in about the same. that was the period that the agency did build a fund balance. currently that's what we're assuming for restoring 100% of prepandemic service. it doesn't need a policy decision today but for this model, this is what we assumed. believe it or not, when we put in the cost of living in the bay area, and other factors, the purple stays same with our projection of expenditures. when you put all those things together on the next slide, you can see what our actuals like like. a period of ti

the names of your honorees to my office and the clerk of the board by the thursday before each board meeting. my team will follow up with each office and we will work with the office of the clerk of course to bring the honorees on for the special portion of the meeting. today's meeting, we do not have any minutes for approval. madam clerk, let's go to the consent agenda. >> clerk: these items are routine. >> chair: thank you. colleagues, does anyone wish to severe any colleagues from the consent agenda? seeing no one, please call the roll. [ roll call ]. >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> chair: these ordinances are passed unanimously. madam clerk, please call item 5. >> clerk: this is a resolution to retroactively authorize the police department to spend an approximate $1.16 million grant from the department of homeland security federal management agency for the fiscal year 2020 for august 2020 to august 2021 and to waive and direct costs. >> thank you, president, and the colleagues for the one-week continuance during which time i've been in continuation with port staff and sfpd staff

board members are asking for protection.lso, how to fight disinformation threatening our democracy. first, is someone you love opposed to the covid vaccine, masking, and you don't know what to do? the issue is tearing friends, families apart. joining us is ben rosenberg, psychology professor at dominican university of california. thank you for being with us. thank you for your time. dr. rosenberg: thank you. >>>> four that points out that many doctors, scientists and politicians are involved with these conversations, and rightfully so, but it is time to involve psychologist and sociologist as well. how does our country to the public good? dr. rosenberg? there are a lot of who can persuade people to engage in the behaviors we want them to. although the doctors and public health folks is invaluable, the expertise of social scientist has been overlooked. we can contribute something to the conversation with all that we know about opening to shape people's behavior >> you have been trying to figure out why was so much data about

the names of your honorees to my office and the clerk of the board by the thursday before each board meeting. my team will follow up with each office and we will work with the office of the clerk of course to bring the honorees on for the special portion of the meeting. today's meeting, we do not have any minutes for approval. madam clerk, let's go to the consent agenda. >> clerk: these items are routine. >> chair: thank you. colleagues, does anyone wish to severe any colleagues from the consent agenda? seeing no one, please call the roll. [ roll call ]. >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> chair: these ordinances are passed unanimously. madam clerk, please call item 5. >> clerk: this is a resolution to retroactively authorize the police department to spend an approximate $1.16 million grant from the department of homeland security federal management agency for the fiscal year 2020 for august 2020 to august 2021 and to waive and direct costs. >> thank you, president, and the colleagues for the one-week continuance during which time i've been in continuation with port staff and sfpd staff

another question is for the board -- the rent board. filed, in what way it will constitute -- i know that there will be petitions to declare services and it would be under those kind of circumstances when a tenant petition is filed? and it says here that it will be 90 days to transmit. can you talk about the process, what happens when a petition is filed. >> yeah, so under the legislation, the rent board would have 90 days to issue -- to issue a decision and transmit that to the planning department from whenever the tenant objection was received. so during that time, the rent board would have to hold the petition with a hearing before an administrative judge law. so some of the scheduling delays that come up is that the parties have to be available. we don't know the party's availability, and we don't know if there are witnesses they want to bring with them to a hearing there could be postponements for good cause that we would have to grant. but eventually we'd schedule the case for a hearing and the parties present their evidence and t

we'll speak to a member of the school board coming up. again, this could be a key turning point in terms of vaccine requirements. children now represent more than one in four new coronavirus cases in the country. among all age groups we should note that hospitalizations are now back up to more than 101,000. we had been watching as the numbers had dropped some, but not anymore. president biden is delivering what the white house is calling a major speech on covid later today. he's expected to lay out a new six-part plan which will include an emphasis of extending certain vaccine requirements. so let's start with what could be the most consequential vaccine mandate in the country. what is expected to happen in los angeles schools as soon as today. stephanie elam from los angeles this morning. walk us through it, stephanie. >> reporter: john what this really means is what we're expecting to hear today is this proposal for this quickly-put together meeting for the board of education for the l.a. u.s.d. is to say that all students all that are

board member bridges aye. driscoll aye. board member gandhi absent. board member heldfond aye.you. >> president casciato: now we need the motion to -- on whether to disclose the discussions held in the other two closed sessions. >> i move that we do not disclose the decisions -- or discussions in the prior two meetings. >> i secretary. -- second. >> moved and seconded. any discussion? any public comment? >> thank you, a reminder to any callers to press star 3 to be added to the queue. moderator, any callers on the line? >> madame secretary, there is one caller on the line. >> thank you. caller, please state your name, your two minutes begins when you speak. hello. caller, you may begin. >> i'm actually waiting for a different item or general public comment. >> thank you. this is in regards to the closed session. moderator, do we have any other callers? roll call vote, please. >> commissioner bridges: aye. >> commissioner driscoll: -- >> commissioner driscoll: aye. >> commissioner gandhi: aye. >> commissioner heldfond: aye. >> supervisor safai: aye. >> commissioner stansbury: ay

president honda's summary of the board by concluding the board was using no patron use and from what i see here, nothing has changed. the only thing that happened was bloom's was asked to file some permits which they failed to do by the deadline. then when they did, they still have open questions about whether they can even be legal in the first place, but nothing has changed in regards to the use of this property and the appropriateness of having bar patrons back here. so i would urge the board to please fall your own conclusion from the previous meeting by making this a permanent outcome of this hearing that this is not for patron use. thank you. >> director: thank you. commissioner lazarus. >> commissioner lazarus: i actually have a question for our deputy city attorney, so i'll stand back if anybody has questions for this appellant. okay. mr. rossy before we get too far down the road, if our action is to simply uphold the appeals and deny the permit, it doesn't seem to me that we can go a whole lot further in what other restrictions we might want to impose because all we're doing

plan to have timma staff come to tida board meetings update for the board as well. two do have a hearing currently scheduled for september 30 with -- on the litigation, environmental litigation. and hopefully we'll hear some positive news there. i e-mailed board members that return to in-person committee meetings was not expected before october 1. it is now not currently expected before november 1. but we'll continue to keep you apprised as that date gets closer and wanted to acknowledge again kate austin's work as a volunteer service worker with the city. she has been on a part-time deployment in support of the city's covid programs since may and that assignments will wrap up the end of the month and be able to have her back full time with tida. and that concludes my report. >> thank you. are there any questions from board members? >> yes, thank you. thank you, nella and thank you for the updates. i have a couple of quick questions and thank you for the update on the batteries because i saw that there was an outage and thank you, bob, for letting us know what the s

within the board's jurisdiction. we ask that you refrain from using employee and student names. if you have a complaint about a district employee, you may submit it to the employee's supervisor in accordance with district policy. as a reminder, board rules and california law do not allow us to answer public questions during the public comment time. if appropriate, the board president will ask the staff to follow up with speakers. number two are comments by sfusd students. we will hear from sfusd students who wish to speak on any matter. you will have up to one minute to speak for 15 minutes. students may also speak at any other public comment time, and can our translation clarify for the public what this item is. >> operator: translation, can you repeat that the next 15 minutes is for student public comment on any item they wish to speak to? it's for the next 15 minutes, and it's only for students. [speaking spanish language] [speaking cantonese language] >> operator: thank you. any students wishing to speak at this

for those reasons, the board staff recommends approval by the board of supervisors. one additional note, we found in preparing for this hearing, in the second "whereas" clause we have a typo that notes that the initial lease was signed in i believe it was january of 2007, and the accurate date is june of 2007. that is not material to the transaction, but we wanted to make sure we were accurate in the resolution. with that, i'm available for any questions you may have. >> chairman: colleagues, any questions? is there a b.l.a. report on this item? >> chair haney, we do not have a report on this item. >> chairman: all right. are there any questions or comments? i'm glad that there was this ability to get this agreement and to be able to move forward. i'm definitely familiar with the foundation and the work that they do at the museum, and i grateful it was able to be worked out. so thank you for your work on that. and thank you to everyone at the port for the role that you played. i'm glad we're at this point. with that, are there any members of the public who wish to sp

this implicates a gentleman who was put on the board of appeals by a mayor and now was put on the board of appeals by the board of supervisors. this is pretty systemic, and i think in addition to having a closed session at the board of supervisors around the things that are privileged, i think we should explore whether or not we can invoke emergency powers to put temporarily at least d.b.i. under the city administrator. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: supervisor peskin, real quick, before turning this hearing back over to chair melgar, mr. riordan, was anyone referred to the city attorney? >> i'm not aware of that happening, supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: mr. keeffe? >> the individuals we refer for criminal prosecution, we keep as confidential. >> supervisor ronen: chair melgar? >> supervisor melgar: thank you, supervisor ronen. so just going back to something that supervisor peskin was talking about in terms of the potential for legislation to increase penalties, especially -- of culture change within and without the department, so i hope that we can work together to give you t

we haven't had a board meeting since the election because of the suspension of all the board.o i've never worked alongside him or know him personally. so again i can only speak for myself. and what i can -- >> you megan, megan, let's not dodge that. because you don't have to work alongside someone to know that they promote replacement theory or that they attack women being in military roles that men are in. i mean, you know, you know the record of some of these people. so do you think that it makes sense that some of these people would be scrapped? >> so i think it makes sense that any president can look at those that are appointed and make the decision to assess on an individual basis. i absolutely think the president obviously has that ability and that purview to do so. i think wholesale scrapping every appointee and throwing kind of the baby out with the bath water sets a very dangerous precedent because this sets a precedent for future administrations to do the exact same thing. and it prevents the ability of what i spoke about previously the ability for people with differ

this implicates a gentleman who was put on the board of appeals by a mayor and now was put on the board of appeals by the board of supervisors. this is pretty systemic, and i think in addition to having a closed session at the board of supervisors around the things that are privileged, i think we should explore whether or not we can invoke emergency powers to put temporarily at least d.b.i. under the city administrator. thank you. >> supervisor ronen: supervisor peskin, real quick, before turning this hearing back over to chair melgar, mr. riordan, was anyone referred to the city attorney? >> i'm not aware of that happening, supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: mr. keeffe? >> the individuals we refer for criminal prosecution, we keep as confidential. >> supervisor ronen: chair melgar? >> supervisor melgar: thank you, supervisor ronen. so just going back to something that supervisor peskin was talking about in terms of the potential for legislation to increase penalties, especially -- of culture change within and without the department, so i hope that we can work together to give you t

i briefed the board on that last thursday. and very, very proud of where bart is going from a sustainability standpoint. then the sister slide here on 11, it's more about bart being local. you know, again, pre-pandemic and the commissioner who talked about comparisons of the pre-pandemic and pandemic -- or post pandemic i guess, i'm with you on that. i get on my team all the time, you can't compare it like that. but pre-pandemic, 75% of our weekday trips either began or end in san francisco. and many of the office spaces are located within a half mile of bart station. so it just reinforces the concept that bart is local to the city and the county of san francisco and then there is some stats here about sales tax and some property tax and stuff like that. but the point being that, you know, bart is local to the city and county of san francisco. then i wanted to jump to slide 14. here we go. we are very committed to as bevan alluded to, not really shiny objects if you will, if i could use that phrase, but really investing in our

obviously, the board has oversight. so let me talk to abbie about this and we'll get back to you. >> i think it needs to clarified. because we get into sort of a blind alley. so i appreciate you looking into it further with your colleagues and with h.s.s. thank you. that's the reason i brought it up, to make sure we're all on the same page well in advance. other comments or questions? hearing none, we'll open this up -- thank you, again for the presentation. we'll open up for public comment. >> thanks, president follansbee. visual instructions. public comment will be available for each item on the agenda. each speaker is allowed three minutes in length. all public comments are made concerning the agenda item presented. as a reminder, they may ask a question of the body, but there is no -- opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available by dialing the number on the screen. the dial-in number is 1-415-655-0001. again, 1-415-655-0001. when prompted, use access code, 146 446 4192. again, 146 446 4192.

sanchez and to the rent board folks and mr. t.that, madam clerk, let's take public comment on this item, please. >> clerk: thank you, madam chair. d.t.a.'s checking to see how many callers we have in the queue. please press star three to be added to the queue. for those on hold, please continue to wait. the system will indicate you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. we have ten listeners and seven in queue. maria, if you can unmute the first caller, please. >> good afternoon supervisors. much appreciation to supervisor peskin for calling this hearing and his aid for her work on this important issue. in the past few years, the short and intermediate linked rental business has exploded. billions of dollars converted. so they're hard to find and hard to regulate for the future of our city, it's imperative we take this with active enforcement before 2023. otherwise, tenants will continue to get displaced out of the city and speculative will turn our desperately needed housing into tourists and corporate uses. membershi

for new boarding care that want to open. i know jacob mentioned two of its properties, but i believe this legislation was helpful in helping us require a 29-unit or a 29-bed board of care facility in district nine and we were also able to use the $10 million that we had put aside last -- not this last budget year, but the one before particularly and so the two work together to really put a dent, a small dent, but a dent in this crisis we're experiencing, but even more so, we were able to preserve what had previously been a board and care and was going to go away if we didn't have the law to help us preserve this type of housing available. i'm so proud to be a co-sponsor and i really appreciate all the work of supervisor mandelman's office and supervisor mandelman in bringing this forward. thank you. >> supervisor melgar: thank you so much, supervisor ronen. supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: thank you, chair melgar. i just want to thank supervisor mandelman for all the work on this and also supervisor ronen for her c

she was on the air force academy's board of visitors. their board of directors.s a gift and i think this really highlights the fact that it's a system that is basically more about patronism than helping the institutions at this point. >> you say she was on the air force academy board and wasn't qualified to be there but what role do conway play? do we know what she was doing on the board? >> she hasn't had time to do anything on the board because once coming into office, lloyd austin, the defense secretary said we're going to hit pause on all of these boards especially because of how many of the seats had been filled by trump right before he left office. he said we're going to pause on these boards and take a look at them. there's so many of them 37 we're going to do a zero review of them to see do we need. he came to the conclusion that no, they should not be on it. because of that review, none of the boards have met so far this year. >> she's the only one fired up about stepping down. here is what sean spicer said. >> remember during the inauguration when presi

tomorrow the same board will be discussing the possible removal of the board president.for that. >>> and new at 11:00. our first look at the damage from a powerful earthquake in australia. 5.8 magnitude quake hit northeast of australia. the second most populous city. causing bricks to fall off of buildings. the shaking caught on camera at one news station, the anchors so surprised they did not really know what to say. no word of injuries tonight. this is the strongest earthquake in australia in two years. >>> okay. in the forecast if it had started to feel a little too warm for whatever part of the bay area you are in, there is a very hopeful sign of a change. maybe you liked it warm in which case it will cool down tomorrow. that is your sign. this is the camera that sits on top of the tower. we are looking out over the west end of the peninsula for the city and that is just a little bit of the marine layer. that is how you break heat waves. there will be a lot more of that after midnight. coming in through the golden gate and it will fill in the bay area tomorrow. it wi

we provide the mayor, the board of supervisors local homeless coordinating boards, other agencies of interest and, of course, the public with accurate information about the conditions in an operation of congregate shelters to improve the health and safety and treatment of residents, clients, staff and of course, our homeless committee. the committee seeks to ensure general and permanent in the condition in shelters and empower residents to have a voice. we conduct regularly monthly announced and unannounced visits. we have a voicemail where folks can leave their concerns and we do our best to investigate every concern. we also have an e-mail that's provided to the public and both voicemail and e-mail are monitored daily. the committee's mission is to recognize individual human rights and promote universal standard of care for congregate shelters in the city and county of san francisco. s.m.c. consists of formerly homeless individuals, advocate, service providers, and representatives of the city agency. we have the capacity for 13 members. currently, we have three renewals up today an

rockies put a ten spot on the board, won 10-5. giants lead over dodgers in the west is now two games with ten games left in regular season. a's bob melvin said the magic words and got tossed. visiting mariners held the a's down again. one run in his homecoming. oakland had four hits and while a's bats were silent, mariners found holes. a's lost again 4-1. that's three straight. they have fallen three and a half behind in the wild card playoff race with ten gaming remains. nfl and 49ers, game plan day was set in yesterday in santa clara. what wrinkles is aaron rodgers not seeing in his career? remember when packer quarterback requested trade, 49ers were one of the teams that called about the cal bear's availability. shanahan said yesterday it was brief. >> i thought it would be a quick no which it was what i thought it would be. it didn't seem worth the call but i know how we would have felt if it was going to happen and we hadn't called. so you call and move on. >> what was your initial offer going to be for aaron rodgers? >> [ la

the board voted to exchange my resignation for the july and the board introduced a 90 day extension asiew process versus a 90 day. the board transmitted the initiation to the department on august 11 which started the review for this item will be hpc at thebeginning of next year and early 2022 . i also wanted to invite you on a few landmark designation items. the tentative hearings for the golden gate valley designation have been altered slightly to accommodate the housing element october 20. and as well the department wants to continue to coordinate the administration staff for allowing for their full involvement in the landmark in process. this item is scheduled for initiation on october 6 and that's landmark designation on november 3. finally, on september 13 the board plans to use the transportation committee to consider the ordinances for two landmark recommended for designations. the diego rivera mural developing the city at the art institute and ingleside terraces sundial park. the land-use committee continues to make, to show the building for one week so that's september 20. to

n. . >> in my eight years on this board i've not encountered another board member who has been so negative about our process as mr. watkins. >> reporter: while the mission of the 15-member california medical board is to, quote, protect health care consumers, 2 of the 15 seats are occupied by former presidents of the california medical association, which lobbies lawmakers from its headquarters here in sacramento on behalf of nearly 50,000 doctors in the state. >> did you ever run into an opponent as fierce as the california medical association? >> no. never did. >> reporter: few know more about the california medical association or the cma and its lobbying power than jerry hill. >> their ability to bring money to the table, to bring support, all factors into their ability to control the medical board. and control legislation going forward. >> reporter: the former state senator chaired the committee that oversees the board and spent years of his political career trying to make the medical board more accountable. >> today i introduce the patient right to know act of 2018. >> reporter: the cma

it is right - across the board. the problem is, if across the board.to choose what they put on board. there is so much product still sitting in china that hasn�*t been able to get on the water as yet. we normally would have all our goods on the water at this stage and some actually in store. but at this point, we have about 10% on the water and just waiting then for confirmation as to when the rest will leave. i confirmation as to when the rest will leave-— will leave. i imagine this is impacting _ will leave. i imagine this is impacting on _ will leave. i imagine this is impacting on your - will leave. i imagine this is - impacting on your functionality as a business? one last question, are you having to compete online, are people heading online to try to get those toys, or is it across the board? that toys, or is it across the board? at this toys, or is it across the board? git this point in time, people should take advantage of where there is availability. that will dry up very quickly. you know, everyone is affected. it is notjust toys, it is right