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brendan being the only happy commentator at the table today.ver grail congratulations to your bulldogs there. some day yam will be s.e.c.-caliber. i want to start with joe biden. yamiche, you cover the white house very closely. i want to put up his poll ratings, 43, 44, 46. we had him at 49. two weeks ago it was clear he was still going down. he hadn't hit bottom. perhaps this is bottom here. does the white house think they have an afghanistan problem or covid problem? >> i'll say this. these numbers underscore a real fact which is that presidents try to create agendas, but real life events and circumstances actually define their agendas. here you had a president who took such fierce criticism over his withdrawal from afghanistan, plus the idea that he declared independence of the virus or something close to it, talking about the idea of a return to normalcy on july 4th, only to then have americans say we have to put our masks back on, we have to see children have surging rates of covid. so this is a problem that the president is faced with, th

brendan: that is the big question.ople in the industry think it could extend well into 2022. we are looking at getting through the holidays, chinese new year in february. that is a big time for shipping. i think we can expect these disruptions, well over into the first or second quarter of next year. manus: you can't build a ship overnight. i don't know many things about engineering, but i know you can't do that. but there is a ripping trade in secondhand tankers and an older cargo fleet, and this is where the real money is being brokered. talk me through what you are hearing in terms of shipping companies. brendan: the shipping companies are making more money than they ever have. $100 million this year compared to -- 100 billion dollars as compared to $15 billion last year. and they are ordering more ships, like you said. ships take anywhere from two to three years to build a big container ships. so we are looking at all that extra capacity not coming online until 2024. so the strains on the system, the higher cost fo

from her tiny home now empty without brendan, marisol intends to seekjustice brendan, marisol intends for her son but just in mexico is rare in her journey for answers and punishment for any negligence is onlyjust beginning. a court in los angeles has found a property tycoon guilty of murdering his best friend in an attempt to cover up the disappearance of his wife. millionaire robert durst shot susan berman in the head inside her beverly hills home in 2000 in what prosecutors say was a bid to stop her telling police what she knew about his wife's death two decades earlier. the 78—year—old who's recovering from cancer�*s been subject to a number of murder accusations and cases after apparently making confessions on tape. but ms berman�*s is the only one to be proven. the former brazilian footballer, pele, has been re—admitted into intensive care after recently undergoing surgery to remove a tumour in his colon. the 80—year—old has been having treatment at sao paolo's albert einstein hospital since late august, after the tumour was detected in routine tests. his daughter has tried to r

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one thing, looking at texas something you outlined there is something fascinating there that brendand, years ago there was chatter about turning texas blue, and now you're seeing from guns to reproductive rights restrictions, voting rights. texas is on the vanguard of being incredibly conservative, and so to your original question, i think that they are also serving as a model in some places in a blueprint for other states and we are seeing that clearly on abortion restrictions where texas is not the only one who passed restrictive laws and i believe that's something the justice department is also looking into, and i think they filed a lawsuit challenging it, and these laws when republicans control the state legislature and when there is a republican governor, we should absolutely expect to see more of them nationwide. >> texas democrats, as we say came to washington and they put out all stops and tried to block this and they weren't successful and what does it look like going forward elsewhere? >> no, but i do think the effect of texas democrats coming to washington had a really pro

and according to one document, the brendan center was able to obtain the l. a. p. d were using g o video, which is a social media intelligence platform leaking post with one location. key words were found all across the board including b, l, m l, a hash tag, say her name to me, rice and donald trump. in this years budget the p d made a $73000.00 slot for another tech software called media sonar. the firm has stated it stays on top of drug game weapon at length, key words and hash tags. from our questioning, if this technology will enable police to prevent crime, or if it will merely be used as a surveillance tool reporting for new fees, hughes and tosh, tweets our team. well, we will continue to follow the reaction from president biden's vaccine mandate. so stay tuned here to r t and archie america programming as the rick sanchez, she will be following it very much. so i'm sure this evening, but for now that's all the time we have for today show. i want this conversation continue. i promise you, i'm on twitter as it is, it is very much engaged and we're having a ve

according to the brendan center for justice, the l. p d are now collecting social media account information from everyone. they interview include those who are not arrested or even accused of committing a crime. on the 3rd line of these field interview cards show a place for police to fill out a subject, social media information. the burden center for justice worries if this policy would pay the weight for mass surveillance or target specific groups. utilizing one social media could also share contact information of friends, which some say is a violation of privacy. i made con of stop l e p. the spine coalition said this is like stop and frisk, and this is happening with the clear goal of surveillance. and according to one document, the brendan center with able to obtain the p d were using g o f media, which is a social media intelligence platform leaking post with one location. key words were found all across the board, including b, l, m l, a hash tag, say her name to me, rice and f. donald trump. in this years budget the p. d, made a

with nearly 4000 after 141 days, brendan prinz is home. safety. he has navigated calm waters with stunning scenery, but it has not all been plain sailing. unpredictable summer weather slowed him down and he has also had to steer through breezy —— busy shipping lanes. breezy -- busy shipping lanes. to see breezy —— busy shipping lanes. trr see thousands of dolphins, seagulls, or because swimming toward you, these things are immense.- these things are immense. seven ears auo these things are immense. seven years ago as _ these things are immense. seven years ago as an — these things are immense. seven years ago as an off _ these things are immense. seven years ago as an off duty - these things are immense. seven| years ago as an off duty lifeguard, he tried but could not save the lives of three people in cornwall. the tragic memory drives him on. the effect of the tragic memory drives him on. tue: effect of that all the tragic memory drives him on. ti9 effect of that all of the tragic memory drives him on. ti9: effect of that all of those th

brendan howell -- brendan bell helps with the liz: later today, levi's stadium will be at full capacity the first time with fans. tonight, the 49ers in the packers will meet in the home opener. kickoff is at 5:20 tonight. this afternoon, the giants will play their final game of the road season against the rockies. it is fan appreciation day at the open coliseum when the a sick on the astros at 1:07. last night, the giants extended their lead over the -- here is sports anchor chris alvarez with the highlights. chris: good morning. saturday night, the giants held a one-game lead in the nl west. with a win, the giants will take a two-game lead with seven to play. is that an orange chain? top one, brandon belt, homerun number 28, team homer number 225. giants down 2-1. belt with his 29th and that sets the new franchise homer record. san francisco lead going into the ninth but no lead is ever safe in colorado. a nice play to seal the deal. the giants win 7-2, and the the is two with seven games to play. the longtime a's manager honored before the game. one mistake and there it goes. kyle tuc

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emily:emily: brendan murray. for a deep dive, ed ludlow with us now.to us about how bad the supply chain constraints continue to be. >> we have a record number of containers chips anchored outside the port of los angeles. 73 as of sunday night. he came down by about three over the course of 23 hours. they cannot get the containers off the ships fast enough good why? covid restrictions because of labor shortages. what about the customers paying to have their items moved? look at what is a pretty staggering chart. the cost of shipping has gone through the roof. it has rocketed. you can see the blue line. while volumes of shipping have remained steady, there are so many factors at play here. one is that demand remains elevated but there are so may constraints that are limiting ability to move things particularly when it comes to hauling freight on the roads. there is also an for investors. some of the best-performing stocks in the world. vr in july and, the bloomberg intelligence index has drastically outperformed the s&p 500 or the s&p 500 is not really

kind, before it came along running events were for the elite, not for the masses but olympic legend brendannd and decided to try it, over 12,000 entered making it the biggest race in britain and tempted the then england captain kevin keegan. alongside him many who had never thought of running before like aline and brenda, who have done everyone since then. we and brenda, who have done everyone since then. ~ ., , ., since then. we sought advertised on television, thappy _ since then. we sought advertised on television, thappy would _ since then. we sought advertised on television, thappy would do - since then. we sought advertised on television, thappy would do that - television, thappy would do that instead of the mad diets and it's just made us healthy, we could eat as much chocolate as we wanted. {as as much chocolate as we wanted. go for a run. as much chocolate as we wanted. go for a run- i — as much chocolate as we wanted. go for a run. i have _ as much chocolate as we wanted. go for a run. i have run _ as much chocolate as we wanted. go for a run. i have run for _ as much chocolate as

joining us now congressman brendan boyle who represents the greater philadelphia area.g for an investigation into the threats from the republican leader. what would be the point of that? >> well, first, kevin mccarthy is certainly acting like a guilty man with something to hide. the other part of his insanely strong reaction, threatening these private companies for complying with a s&p is that some six, seven years ago kevin mccarthy could have been speak over the house, but the freedom caucus at that time blocked him, blocked his ascension. and ever since then, kevin mccarthy has done whatever he could to appeal to the furthest, most extreme right wing within the republican caucus. we have seen the way he has bent the knee to donald trump constantly and consistently. so this is also part and parcel of that strategy. he unfortunately appeals to the marjorie taylor greenes, the absolutely worst trumpists. >> you have a couple of colleagues calling on liz cheney and adam kin zinger to be removed from the republican congress saying republican members who take orders from p

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down the stretch they come, brendan crawford comes up big. working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. hi, my name is cherrie. i'm 76 and i live on the oregon coast. my husband, sam, we've been married 53 years. we love to walk on the beach. i have two daughters and then two granddaughters. i noticed that memories were not there like they were when i was much younger. since taking prevagen, my memory has gotten better and it's like the puzzle piecesbe [click] put together. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance

i want to pick up on something brendan said that's important.lugs from a probusiness country club base to a fringe trump base. we have two political parties in the country, steph. we have the responsibility party which makes decisions based on rationality and evidence, and the irresponsibility party which makes decisions based on intuition, fear, and conspiracy. and ultimately, the republican party will have to make a decision, does it want to continue down this path and be left with an entirely fringe element or does it want to govern responsibly. >> steve, i want to turn and talk about the president's economic speech yesterday. listen, he made it clear and look at the $3.5 trillion package, they're looking to support the majority of americans. he said listen, i am a capitalist. people make a lot of money, great. just pay your taxes. here's the thing. still not all of it is paid for. there's not elizabeth warren's wealth tax, carried interest, which is the biggest give away to private equity industry is still in our tax code. when you look at t

oh i, brendan, brian did a full new a v pilot. he flew drones and opened fire on targets, enough ganawe's done, and iraq. but brandon himself was based in nevada. my 1st shot happened in eastern afghanistan, killed 3 individuals watched and man bleed out from the way that he was with the those happened on a regular basis. and there's probably about $300.00 bombs, a year from drone. in general. it's really just a mass. it's, it's point click and kill man it's, it's so easy that anyone can do it. they, it's treated like a game, you know, in a perverted way. i believe it's almost thrilling for certain people because it deals with real human lives. there's no, there's, there's a hire today. ah, and i think that some of these generals and military officers that took part these kinds of activities, had that to sort of thrill for the action. i was the guy who had follow orders. i got really injured in the military and thought that this is going to be my dad said confessional one particular instance where i was part of a crew that killed

as the member designated by congressman brendan boyle, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that congressman boyle will vote no on the garamendi amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the honorable gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. calvert: thank you. as the member designated by mr. carter of texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote no on the passage of the garamendi amendment. as the member designated by mr. issa of texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. issa will vote no on the passage of the garamendi amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. garcia: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yes on the garamendi amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. evans: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the hous

it was a pointless exercise. brendan, brian is a former u. s. military drone operator who has spoken out about such attacks as he believes he was responsible for the deaths of innocent men. after my 1st shot i took with the 3 innocent men killed, that i believe are innocent. i called my mother afterwards and cried. and she told me that it was good that i felt bad about it, because if i felt good about it, i would just be another psychopath. ah, anyway and in the military showed up one day and i will pay for your education if you sir, for a minimum of 4 years. and how can anyone ah, sergeant comes down and turns around now go to the military prater. actually since your job is to kill people and break things, so you got all these young enlisted and girls gallon and guys who are out of high school who have no experience in anything who are now basically video game snipers for months of training. made that put in the position to make these decisions. the are i the 1st 3 months i was in active missions. i watched enemy forces die or friendly force

police in sardinia on thursday, with accuses preached among physician for a 2017 independence ref brendan, which seems illegal by vanish. court and italian court still has to consider spain . tradition requests next hearing is sense for the beginning of october. lots of rainy absences, this update now from outsides that prison. it's been a busy day here at the court now here at the prison where i want to at least one of the believe high security prisons. there's even some high up mafia head held here and just a little while ago carl's on came out that gate. he was speedily putting a car and taken away, he didn't make any statements. and what that showed was that the judge here said, denny, i said, well, he's not totally been rule that this extradition order against him is a legal and that he can forget about it. but he is, even if you laura are allowed a border of the current president of colonial parliament spoke to reporters outside the prison right after he was released and says his plan at least now for a little while is to attend the cultural events here. now ghetto, which is very, w

university of colorado criminologists, brendan beck says investing money in social services does more to decrease crime. obviously all cities need some amount of policing, but the research is pretty mixed on how much each additional dollars spent really decreases the crime rate. council member xiang tao was among those who approved the budget, allowing for four police academies over the next two years. the mayor wanted six now, tao says she wants to fund those two other academies through cost savings from o p. d this week, the council approved one of those academies. tao said she worked with the chief on her proposal. and we were able to come up with a way where we can keep all the violence prevention interrupters as well as adding on another police academy, so it wasn't it's actually more fiscally responsible. critics say, towels flip flop that she initially voted to defund the police. but calcium member phife said despite all the uproar over defunding, there's no definition for what that actually means. it means so many different things to so many people, and it's used as a weapon b

brendan bell with a franchise record and a pair of home runs. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado.en married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> you can see some of the sea lions hanging out, being lazy on this sunday morning. let's talk sports. for the first time in 20 months, the 49ers played the packers levi stadium will be full capacity. the same two teams will meet in the home opener. the giants will play the final road game against the rockies. first pitch is at 12:10 p.m. the a's on the astros at 1:07 p.m. >> the giants held a one-game lead over the dot -- over the doctors. the dodgers lost so with the wind, the giants take a two-game lead. a big gold chain in colora

second baseman brendan rogers, he was hit on the helmet by washington national fisher desire gray clearly and 92 miles per hour for school for the element is no fun thing for the roger post concussion protocol after the game needed. that's what was supposed to been. i'm all coming up a little bit later the thought. yeah, thanks very much pizza. well, that's it for me to pay for this news for don't go away. i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with more of today's news to stay with us here on out of use . news. news. news. news, too often of kind of stone is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives fanny for decades reveals the forgotten truth of the country's modern history. the forbidden real park free the rise of the machine on a just the conflict between the if you can government and the regional take, great people with the original fund has killed thousands and internally displaced more than 2000000 over the past 7 months. 350000 people in the region a

richard brendan, he's a regional emergency director for the world health organization whose jurisdiction covers afghanistan. welcome, everybody, doctors are. i'd like to begin with you. you were the acting minister of public health before the transition from the us back government and cobbled to now taliban control. so i'm curious from you. what was the plan for ask in health care system by the us and by the government and cobble after the us announced that they were leaving thank you very much. the withdrawal and the transition happened just out of the there the way it was expected. it did not give the opportunity for health system specifically in the context where the last few months of the last regime was fully stay focused on fighting and ongoing conflict in 34 provinces. and i should say, i should say that even do endorse those days. the ministry of public health, the health sector was one of those sectors deprived of require inputs and resources needed in those at the phase of the operation. and as you, as you readily say, your report, we have our staff members with not receive the

remember, it was the person who said that the virus was brendan front, but also hung posters at paris, therefore, designed to prevent so far as from entering. and she lied about the mass. it seems only now politicians are finally discovered. serving the public interest comes with responsibility is on national skills ago, we launched back into our russian parliament reduction special coverage as the race heats up for seats in the state. duma. that's coming up for a 92nd the i think it will solve it or we're going to say something remarkable going to senior economy take on. the genie avenue is about to explode higher and that all ratings about to go fully bit going hyper pigmentation. and that's going to filter up to some bigger countries is going to go global and we're all living to something that is absolutely remarkable. driven by a dreamer shaped by those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me, ah ah, we'll come back to the international. we're now moving to the heart of moscow and our election h q overlooking red square rays, is embrace that to bring you the very best coverage of the

for brendan, that prolongs the pain of the last 16 months. this way, joan. joan.he only visitors' room they are allowed access to. she's off. i think that i'm more safe to the residents than some of the staff, because they are young people. they want to go out at weekends, they want to go dancing, they want to go to nightclubs and football matches and stuff. i don't go anywhere. life may be returning to normal for many. not the relatives and residents of care homes. it's now time to live with it, manage it. that's what they've got to do. there are few places in the world where the consequences of a changing climate are as plain to see as in turkana, in northern kenya. the land is so dry, some people are forced to spend their days simply searching for water. as world leaders prepare to meet in scotland next month to discuss climate change, the turkana community say they need help now. 0ur africa correspondent vivienne nunis reports. 0n the front line of climate change, a seven—hour trek brings something to drink. this grandmother is part of the turkana community, p

the critical humanitarian situation unfolding in afghanistan we can bring in which had brendan he is regional emergency director for the world health organizations office for the eastern mediterranean. he joins us now live from cairo many thanks for taking the time. richard, you still have stuff in afghanistan, one of the few humanitarian organizations to do so i believe. what are they telling you? what are the most pressing humanitarian concerns? enough chemist on well, we work in the health sector and as you rightly say, we have stuff on the ground. we have some national stuff in all 34 provinces across the country. and we have 5 international staff remaining and people directing our operations. so within the health sector, which is the focus of w, i show the big concerns right now, our access to medicines and supplies has been a real constraint on being able to bring them into the country of the last few weeks. secondly, just the availability of a central health services. we're very concerned that humanitarian needs have increased and therefore our health operation has to increase

it will then look at the lines in the bottom, brendan, all the people that were implicated in the verye the last segment. this will russian collision mess. so the credibility should have already been shattered but instead, the press just rolls them out and said, see these guys say so so it must be true. and yet, for the days when these officials thought carefully and soberly about putting the names on things like this because of the reflection it would have on these agencies we need to trust are not political and politicized in these guys, everyone inside, they were engaging in a political act. any americans are right to be worried about those things. sue and thank you both normally combat, by american males are disappearing on campus near giving up on college as the gender gap in education continues to widen pretty close look at what is behind the trend what it means for society, next. turns out deb's constipation with belly pain was actually ibs-c giving her grief. so she talked to her doctor because she wanted more relief. that's when she said yess to adding linzess. linzess is not

brendan. "i want a picture with the ball."ce officer. so the idea of a new york cop seeing this thing up close would be like mind blowing. >> i know. at one point i said -- use could see all the people, okay, cbs, how much longer is this going to go on. i said, how old are we? i said, ten. it really was. it was very fun. >> you want on the ferris wheel. i would not be so keen getting on that ferris wheel. >> you know i don't like heights. i was a little nervous, but it goes slow. drew was very comforting. i said, if i get upset, you can pet me like a puppy. it goes slow. it was very, very nice. i'm excited that we get to be down there. >> i'm excited, as well. i've got to play tv repairman for viewers at home. if you dvr our broadcast to watch later, reset your schedule next week. it's important, it won't record unless you change it to "cbs mornings." and found some really cool stuff... it was just a lot of fun. just to talk to my parents about it and to send it to my grandparents and be like, hey this person we're all related

we also have with us brendan judd, president of the border patrol council, who will be saying a little bit more later. as well as the director of the texas department of public safety steve mcgraw, who will also be making comments, as well as the general in charge of the texas national guard is here. importantly, we have members of the texas house of representatives with us including the speaker of the house. the reason why members of the house, as well as the senate, as well as the entire legislature are so important is a core component of the strategy for texas to be able to respond to this disaster on the border is funding that was appropriated by the texas legislature that i signed into law last week. altogether, the state has provided $3 billion for the state to be able to address this challenge. let me start by making a point about the challenge that we're dealing with. we need to understand that if you go back a year ago, president biden campaigned on having open borders at the united states. i'm sure most people when they heard president biden, either when he was a candidate or

host: with us is congressman brendan boyle.have been talking about the vote in the house along party lines to approve raising the debt ceiling and funding the government. how did you vote? guest: i voted yes. there are two major provisions in this piece of legislation. first, to avoid a government shutdown, no one wins and no one benefits by a government shutdown. i have been a member of congress now for several of them. they are all frustrating. they hurt our government workers and inconvenience a lot of people land cost more money than it would to just keep the government funded. the second provision is to avoid what would be a catastrophic failure to raise our debt ceiling. to be clear so folks understand, this does not issue new debt, it allows us to pay the debt that was already agreed to and run up in previous months and years. i voted yes, the responsible vote, and now we need the senate to do the same. host: the hill reporting that republicans in the senate, where you would need 60 votes, are fuming over democrats' deci

in order to cover his butt, brendan sent me a criminal referral against clinton to james comey.d he do with it? he buried it and he proceeded to use this lie is a pretext to spy on the trump campaign and to pursue an investigation of donald trump to ruin his forthcoming presidency and to some extent, he succeeded. so the people who should be indicted are people like hillary clinton, james comey, andrew mccabe and peter strzok and i've got a long list of those. >> sean: let me get your take on this, john solomon, what i basically take out of this is the whole thing was made up from the beginning to distract from hillary's email server problem so they would make up this whole trump-russia collusion they disseminated and that they are using campaign dollars to do it and they have willing accomplices in the deep state to help pull it off. let's get your interpretation. >> 100% right. in the book i wrote a year ago we talked about this poll that hillary clinton did in the summer of 2015, the money that was changing hands and the closest to the putin regime was the single greatest lia

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to fcc commissioner brendan car, what he makes of all of this.of this going and this pouncing on not only facebook but a lot of the other social media concerns. it does seem to have a sort of a bipartisan push. >> yeah, i think you're exactly right. what this really bombshell reporting exposes is that the so-called self-regulation efforts by social media companies have been little more than a smoke screen, and as these reports come out more and more people are seeing through it. i think the social media companies have banked on partisan divisions in congress and say we can keep making money , we can keep growing because they won't get enough votes together, to act in a bipartisan basis, but as they keep taking action, that's changing. right now, you've got senator blackburn, and senator blumenthal coming together going back after facebook for some of the same conduct so their actions are changing so that we are seeing more bipartisan concern. not just concern on different issues, but concern on the same issues and what's interesting here is at th

. >> brendan, as a former republican aide, i have to ask you, do you think that there is the hatred of the $3.5 trillion spending bill that, among independents, that could help a republican win an election in a democratic district that there was, for example, in terms of the passion against obamacare? i don't see it, but i don't know. >> i don't see it either. that's one of the interesting political dynamics at large. go back to the obama era and you had the tea party movement. there were rallies in the street. it led to republicans taking back the house. the resistance in the first couple of years of donald trump led to democrats taking back the house. it doesn't feel like the energy is there. republicans clearly have other plans, other issues, cultural issues they think are going to fire up voters. they made a bet that playing populist nativist politics is the solution. they don't need to focus on the policy. i wish there was more focus on the policy because there's plenty of things to talk about. we're a post-policy party right now. i don't think there's a lot of interest in getting

thanks. >> thank you. >> president brandon: thank you brendan, thank you so much for the report.thank you so much for this item. it's a great public/private partnership. and i think that it's a great use of the space. so i know that it's a win-win for us and for silverado. so i look forward to this item coming back so we can approve it. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> president brandon: call the next item, please. >> clerk: item 14a is an informational presentation on a proposed competitive selection process communications policy to support the integrity of the competitive selection process for port contracts. >> hi, commissioners. my name is stephanie thang and i'm here to present this item about the competitive selection process. can i have the next slide, please. thanks. i'm delighted to be joined from colleagues from the controller's office and the city's public integrity review process. and this policy is really a cross-divisional initiative, so we've had many colleagues who worked on this so i want to thank them. next slide, please. so this item supports and expands t