spread if we were to buy an upside call spread, the stock has to go above the call strike by at leastey that you pay. before you see profits, you will see losses at any number below that if you sell a downside put, financing the purchase of the call spread, if you can get it to pay for all or cover more than the premium of the call spread, then essentially, you're going to either see profits if it rises or not see losses unless it falls below the put strike in this case, if you were just going to buy -- and i think i was looking specifically at the 3.80, 4.50, call spread, the stock has to rise 5% there is a 31% probability of profit out to february if you did that trade if, instead, you also sell the downside put, you'll be able to put that trade on for just about even that downside put is nearly 13% lower than the current stock price. so for one thing you will see profits on a lower level than if you bought the call spread because you don't have to offset the premium spend. and also you're only going to see losses if the stock falls more than 13% from the current stock price. this m

[roll call] >> clerk: mr. president, you have a quorum. >> president walton: thank you so much, madam clerk, and colleagues, can i get a motion to excuse supervisor ronen from today's meeting as she is out of town attending a family emergency and is unable to participate. motion made by supervisor chan, seconded by supervisor peskin. >> clerk: on the motion to excuse supervisor ronen -- [roll call] >> president walton: thank you. the motion to excuse supervisor ronen is approved. colleagues, please stand with me to recite the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] >> president walton: on behalf of the board of supervisors, i would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgovtv. today, we have kalina mendoza and matthew ignejo who record the proceedings and make the transcripts available on-line. madam clerk, do we have any communications? >> clerk: thank you, president walton. as you have already stated, supervisor ronen issued a communication to the board asking to be excused from today's proceedings. the boa

started playoff what they call their father. so president bush was called poppy. i think almost until he went into the navy at age 18 after pearl harbor and he wrote somewhere, it predates this book, he went off to the navy, he found out poppy was not a good name for a young man in the navy who wants to be a navy pilot, he really tries to drop the name, i'm thinking of him writing about no one in texas called poppy but she called him pops until the very end, it was sweet. this was a problem for you, too. president bush's name was george herbert walker bush, he went by george bush his entire life. he does not like having more names. florida and man named george walker bush was elected president of united states in 2000 and all of a sudden you had to president george bush's. lord knows this is a problem because there's a lot of confusion about who you were talking about and recommendations to number 41 that he start using his initial because the 33rd president already went by george w. bush, he distinguished himself from his father. my boss was urged to go by george

that's all i'm calling about.ost: let's go to carolyn, who is calling from mount vernon, new york. carolyn, good morning. caller: good morning, jessie and c-span viewers. first of all, this little killer , and that's when he was, killed two white people and injured a third white person. now, the media was very clever that they never, in the beginning, told you who they killed -- who he killed. they never said they were white or black. we did not find out they were white until later. the media was complicit in that. they said he killed people. where were his relatives? where were the people he shot? they never showed their relatives on tv. all they showed was the killer side of the family. now, -- killer's side of the family. this was a miscarriage of justice and the killer got off. if he was black, believe he would have been in jail from the beginning. but, they let him go. the police let him go. they thought he -- they saw he had a rifle and was underage. they let him go. if he was black, they would have shot him

please respond when i call your name. [ roll call ] commissioner brackett is absent. commissioner bycer is absent. commissioners brackett and bycer are both absent. we have a quorum. next order of business is item two, announcements. the next regularly scheduled meeting will be held remotely on tuesday november 16, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. the announcement of public comment procedures. please be advised a member of the public has up to three minutes to make public comment on each agenda item unless the commissioner adapt a shorter period. during the public comment period, you will be instructed to dial (415)655-0001, access code, 2484 068 2515 press the pound sign and pound sign again to enter the call. please press star three to submit your request to speak. when you dial star 3, you will hear the following message. you have raised your hand to ask a question, please wait to speak until the host calls on you. when you hear your line has been unmuted, this is your opportunity to provide public comment and you will have three minutes. please speak clearly and slowly. you can

and now these protest says the blame called himself for a crack and for what they call, cracking down on the protest of $280.00 b. and now where hundreds of thousands of people have been rallying in several cities in support have government forces, baffling, a rebel advance. the largest demonstration was held in the capitol. ideas of concern is growing up. the long conflict against to brian rebels intensified the tpl. f has captured strategic towns along the road to the capitol and threatened to move on, addis ababa if he is prime minister, has recently had his social media post blocked by facebook and twitter for violating its policies against inciting, and supporting violence. but on sunday ivy on it took a different time and called for national unity. he tweeted, ethiopia, al beauty is in our unity. when we stand together, we can overcome anything. we stand on the shoulders of our ancestors. today we stand committed to laying a solid foundation for generations to come. mohammed a tao has more details from the capital. they very much to present the sentiment on the streets of a subu

and now these protest says the blame called me himself for a crack and for what they call cracking down on the protest of hundreds of thousands of people have been rallying and several ethiopian cities in support of government forces. battling a rebel advance. the largest demonstration was held in the capital id shop of concern is growing after the year long conflict against dig. ryan rebels intensified the c. p l. f has captured strategic towns along the road to the capital and threatened to move in on the sub about. many countries have asked their citizens to leave after the government declared a state of emergency. while in recent days, if your prime minister has had his social media posts blocked by facebook on twitter for violating their policies against inciting, and supporting violence on sunday night took on a different tone instead, calling for national unity, it's weighted this if the p r. beauty is in our unity. when we stand together, we can overcome anything. we stand on the shoulders of for ancestors. today we stand committed to laying a solid foundation for generations to

i am calling down on that. i was retired last year and most of us retired people, i guess we going vacation. we cut that back mainly because of gas prices. is going to be a couple dollars on the gallon, and that definitely eats into -- you know, with the inflation, so that is my big problem now. caller: let's talk to william, calling from scottsdale, arizona. good morning. host: -- thank you for taking my call. i am retired and it is tough on us. one other issue that i think might be important to you, this thing at the border was created by biden,, and the issue i have with it is all i am hearing lately is problems with trump. what is going on with the biden administration? he totally is ignoring what is going on. and it is costing our country a fortune. and all i hear about is the bad stuff that trump supposedly did with the administration. host: let's talk to mike from connecticut. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. the term "supply chain problem," i have a problem with that. th

don't call her. >> dennis called a lawyer in the philippines.ion, he said, hoping he at least put some heat on sonia. but instead, said dennis, he became the target. >> i got maybe 200 death threats, just by phone. >> what would they say on the phone? >> your family has had it. you've had it. watch every step you make. it was almost like they were watching. >> and this happened to you why? who is doing it? >> i believe it's sonia's family because i had done some things that scared sonia. >> like reporting her to the local police and the fbi. dennis said he also showed them death threats he got in the mail. then one day, it was fishy near his home and -- >> all of a sudden, something is sitting beside us. i could see a guy across the lake and then you can see the buzz of flash. >> the mystery shooter missed, said dennis, but that wasn't the end of it. later he said, it happened again. right outside his very own garage. >> they were standing right back almost were you were, for those two bullets there. >> who were these people? >> i don't know. >>

call 1.877.only.att.ity in select areas. of people quitting altogether, employers are finding it increasingly difficult to recover as well as expand. ktvu tom baker gives us a closer look at what's creating this dynamic. recent reports of healthy hiring or creating confidence for getting better, higher paying jobs. but then you must factor in inflation, which robs workers of purchasing power, even if your wages may be increasing by two, or 3% of the inflation at 6.2% you're not doing better. in fact, it's fair to call inflation a wage cutter. and the fact that millions of people are not coming back to work seems due to new cold weather covid fears and a myriad of other longstanding unresolved issues. some. reconsidering careers, some still lingering concerns. the schools have reopened but again in a very fragile manner. and, um, childcare has come back but again. by no means how it is, so it really differs among workers add to that workers continue to quit their jobs at record rates. 4.4 million. that's t

, "los fantasmas de la calle héroe"., han hecho un monumento para ellos en esta calle; pero la razón por la cual se llama, la calle de los héroes, es porque en esa callecita, que solo mide una cuadra y media, de una ciudad, de un pueblecito ahí, este, mandó más, enviaron más de sus hijos, padres, esposos, a batallar a estas guerras, entre la segunda guerra mundial y corea, mandaron 57 hombres a la guerra, a las guerras, y de esos, fallecieron estos 8; pero cuando, este, hablaron con el departamento de defensa, se dieron cuenta que, esa cuadrecita, que mandaron ahí, esa calle tenía, ni tenía pavimento, era un estrecho de tierra, que se convertía en lodo y polvo, todo el tiempo, pero en esa callecita, enviaron más de sus hijos, y padres, y esposos, a las guerras, que cualquier otro, este, calles, de parecido o similar en tamaño, este, como decirlo; y por eso es que se llama calle héroes, pero obviamente, los que más reconocidos son, los que son los fantasmas, los que dieron su espíritu en total, para estar ahí presente, y

he said he asked his father about the cops being called. they call the cops all the time. this is not like it's a new thing for the mcmichaels to call the police. here when they say call the cops, now he bolts, and it's on that bolting that travis thinks this guy knows he's caught. he knows he's caught because he's bolting. he's looked at me and won't talk to me. that's odd. i'm not talking to him in too aggressive of a way and he bolts, and travis stays right where he is, and he watches. he watches what happens between his truck. he has no clue who this black truck is. in terms of evidence there is no evidence of any communication between these people, any cooperation between these two people, no help, no assistant, no encouraging, nothing. so he sees this truck and he tells you it's one of a couple of thing. it's either the guy from up at 220, it's his buddy, maybe trying to give him a lift or now that i'm watching him he's being very aggressive against this truck. he's watching it from 200 feet away, but he's thinking this guy is really being aggressive. this is somethi

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[roll call] . there are 11 ayes. >> supervisor: without objection, this ordinance passes unanimously. call item 7. >> clerk: resolution retroactively approving amendment no. 1 to the agreement between healthright 360 and the department of public health (dph) for fiscal intermediary check-writing services, in an amount not to exceed $46,766,160; to extend the term by one year and eleven months, from july 31, 2021, for a total agreement term of january 1, 2021, through june 30, 2023; and to authorize dph to enter into amendments or modifications to the contract, as defined herein, that do not increase the obligations or liabilities to the city and are necessary to effectuate the purposes of the contract. >> supervisor: thank you. madame clerk, please call the roll. >> clerk: on item 7 supervisor haney. aye. supervisor mandelman. aye. supervisor mar. aye. supervisor melgar. aye. supervisor peskin. aye. supervisor preston. aye. supervisor ronen aye. supervisor safai. aye. supervisor stefani. aye. super

that lady that called -- the guy that called about the stimulus, i would say go to work. where you get money. you don't rely on the government. we need to get biden and harris out of office because they are running this -- ruining this country. they are doing nothing for this country. host: let's talk to john from las vegas, nevada on the republican line. good morning. caller: how's it going? i'm calling to speak to my fellow americans. everybody is obviously figuring out something is wrong. i will keep this short and simple. there is no doubt that the communist government is trying to take over america and the democrats are traitors to our country. this is weird -- are you still there? host: keep going, john. caller: it's very suspicious this pandemic started just before the 2020 election. everybody pays attention and follow the money. if you look, where the people that hated donald trump the most? the democrats of the chinese. we were prospering the most? the democrats and the chinese. what is with dr. fauci saying there would be a pandemic in donald trump's presidency

he read out a statement which basically calls for an end to the violence calls for a negotiated settlement express. it's thanks to the african union for the steps that it is taking in this ongoing crisis, but still not clear as to exactly why this meeting was postponed. as to whether another statement is going to be drawn up in coming days, once again by island and kenya. now the involvement of kenya is absolutely critical, according to a number of diplomats. i've spoken to. the reason for this is that the prevailing view and the security council at present is that african problems require african solutions. they've got to be direct african involvement in resolving this crisis. hence, basically the desire that the african union takes the lead along with ethiopia as african neighbors. okay, and that could be say, is a former president of the aroma studies association. he joins us live on scott from washington d. c. thank you so much. he a time. so the government has dismissed this new alliance off of opposition. factions as a stunt. what do you think? how might this coalition change their t

no response to the phone call. just dead silence on there and-- chris: two weeks after susan submitted her complaint, the dot pinged her carrier. susan: the next day the airline said, "we're bumping you up in the queue for a refund." chris: in the end, susan got ten grand back in full. to file a dot airline complaint, pick up your smartphone, snap this qr code right here. that's the easy part. be prepared to explain what happened and when. uncle sam will also want to see your documentation, which i'm sure you have. all right, we're gonna stay on the topic of travel and focus on vacation rentals. your host might be watching you or listening in or both. so we decided to look at how to look for spying eyes and ears. chris: if you think cameras are totally forbidden from vacation rentals, i'm afraid you're wrong. your host might be able to have a camera outside the house and inside some parts of the house. let's look at the ground rules. vrbo permits cameras outside. it says, "surveillance devices such as security came

role call, please. >> clerk: [roll call] thank you. we do have a quorum. >> president: call the next item, please. >> clerk: item number two, communication. through the covid-19 health emergency and to protect board members, city employees, and the public, san francisco employees retirement system is closed. however, members will be participating in the meeting remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to local state orders and directives. board members will attend the meeting through video conference and participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments or opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available via phone by calling (415) 655-0001 access code 14666804497 and then pound and pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, press star three to be added to

the final statement was diluted the call to face down the call rather than face it out. dozens of migrants have been detained after crossing into poland from bella. ruth's police say 50 migrants cross the heavily guarded e, u and nato border on saturday. it comes as a european union proposed to impose more sanctions on valerie and bulgarians. a back at the pulse of the 3rd time this year. elections in april and july failed to form a government vote is, are angry about widespread corruption. those are the headlines. i'm emily, ang women. news continues here on al jazeera. after the listening post, talk to al jazeera, we ask, how would you describe taliban relationship with the us? we listen copies, one tedious nato for coffee. 19 has been terrible. demonstration of the failure of human story that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera p o. p. s. government has declared a national state of emergency and the decision came after him to bring him forth is claimed in recent days to read capture, to strategic council or the arch with as this conflict.

call now.arris: fox news alert. minneapolis voters say no to a measure that would have dismantled their police department. a win for law enforcement in the radical left's war on police there. fox's own pete hegseth if "focus" on what the result means for communities across america. >> this is an overwhelmingly democrat city. what this says is you can have a black lives matter sign on your lawn or a black lives matter written sign in the front of your business but ultimately when you go into the ballot box you are probably voting your own personal and private interests which is policing isn't perfect but what i don't want to do is scrap the police department, slogans don't affect people's lives, police do. minneapolis found common sense last night. even democrats voting to keep the police department. >> harris: outside groups such as the aclu and move on.org poured in cash to support the ballot initiative. it failed. 56 to 44%. as crime in minneapolis is rising squad member house representative

we're calling the cops. calling the cops. called the cops. and mr. arbery bolts. now on the subject of police, travis told you got in the car with my dad. i said, dad, are the cops coming? yeah, yeah, yeah, go this way. very clear he says he asked his father about the cops being called. they call the cops all the time. this is not like it's a new thing for the mcmichaels to call the police? here when they say call the cops, now he bolts, and it's on that bolting that travis thinking this guy knows he's caught. he knows he's caught because he's bolting. he's looked at me. he won't talk to me. that's odd. i'm not talking to him in too aggressive of a way, and he bolts. and travis stays right where he is. and he watches. he watches what happens between this truck. he has no clue who this black truck is. in terms of evidence, there is no evidence of any communication between these people, any cooperation, no help, no assistant, no encouraging, nothing. so he sees this truck, it's one of a couple of things. it's either the guy from up at 220 or it's his buddy maybe try

it comes down to this, when in trouble, smear the others, when in doubt, call the bigots out, call themem sexist but never tell the truth. it's the difference between this white house on the previous one. who did trump go after? the media, china, the nba, the nfl, democrats and republicans, to liberties. he punched up, not down. he didn't single out citizens or voters. here the white house sees you, the individual, as the problem, and they see group identity as its protection. it's a racket. they are the victims, even when they're in power and you are not. if [scattered cheers] >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests! in college he caught passes, now he knocks libs -- whitaker! she's more buzzed than it be shaving with an electric razor, fox news anchor julie banderas! he has crowds lined up at the box office asking about the refund policy. writer and comedian joe devito! and finally, her teachers encouraged her to run with scissors, fox news contributor kat timpf! you know, julie, i used to you are the biggest hot female mass i ever met, but actually, kamala harris is more of a mess th

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like what do you call the baby [ light laughter ] >> we call him big kahuna. >> seth: big kahuna. [ laughteroing vibe. he's kind of like a good ole boy already in a seven-month-old package, yeah. >> seth: the big kahuna. >> the big kahuna. >> seth: i love the big kahuna you -- the first time you were here, speaking of family, your grandmother was in the audience. >> yes >> seth: the next time -- because i got to meet her, which was lovely and then the next time you came, you said she sent a big texas howdy, which was very sweet. did we hear from her >> we did hear from her. >> seth: okay. >> and she wanted me to make sure that i relay this message to you >> seth: okay. >> "mr. meyers --" >> seth: very nice of her to use -- [ light laughter ] >> she's much more formal in text than she is when she's just talking. >> seth: right >> she usually calls you old seth >> seth: yeah. >> but -- "mr. meyers, just a big texas hello from jesse's granny, and to wish you and your family a blessed and wonderful thanksgiving." so - >> seth: i mean, she's just a-1. [ audience aws ] there's just no -- i got no

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the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. cornyn: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, are we currently in a quorum call? i would ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, our democratic colleagues in the house and, to some extent, here in the senate have talked about how the so-called build back better legislation is popular, but i think the main reason it's popular is because, frankly, many members of congress and certainly the public at large don't know what's in it, and so i'd like to spend just a few minutes talking about that. first of all, there's the size of the bill. originally the budget committee chairman, the senator from vermont, floated a $6 trillion spending bonanza. this of course was on top of about $5 trillion we spent last year in a bipartisan fashion dealing with the covid-19 pandemic. but, of course, this wasn't designed -- the $6 trillion more was desi

i want to call on you people.ant to call on men and women to come together to search for solutions together. it is not going to be the way up the past. it is not what we have donin the past, it isn't going work. we must construct new paths based on ecologil constant nests and love of humanity. -- consciousness and love of humanity. amy: d'amico, thank you for being with us. leader from ecuador. and finally, as you race off to the airport, if you can speak specifically about the banks, the protests that have been taking place, most recently on wednesday, the indigenous leaders demanding j.p. morgan chase halt fossil fuel financing and overall, the other banks as well like the new commitment from the dutch bank ing announcing that the latest to commit to ending new oil financing. they are with all financing. but what this all means, what these banks are responsible for. >> in order to drive the goal of the 1.5 degrees of the paris agreement, in order to stop the collapse of the biosphere and the tipping point of the

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if you get a call from anybody call me. milley is not in the chain of command but he wants to be part of the procedure and he supposed be part of the procedure and he says to them each as he goes around the room, got it? yes, sir. got it? yes, sir. it's quite a moment because he is not a psychiatrist but he's a senior military officer in the united states making a conclusion that the president he is seen up close is in serious mental decline is also giving the speaker of the house that same day nancy pelosi calling him and saying he's crazy, speaking of president trump. and we have the whole transcript in the book, transcript that's ever been revealed to the public before. and she is saying he's crazy, you better make sure you get some control over this nuclear arsenal so something that could trigger war press even war with china or another adversary doesn't happen. >> you know, it's just i guess i'm asking because it's certainly not the first crazy we saw from trump or not the first crazy, you know, chronologically in the

call] >> chairman: thank you. supervisor mar is excused. can you please call item one. >> clerk: item number one is a resolution approving the amendments to cleanpowersf's power purchase agreement with the blythe solar iv, llc to add energy storage capability to the existing solar energy facility and increase the contract amount by 83,096, $000 for a total not to exceed cost of $220,280,744. to commence in october 2022, with no change to the term. members of the public if you would like to speak on this item call (415) 655-0001. meeting id 24933411331. mr. chair. >> chairman: great. and welcome p.u.c. who's here to present on this item. >> good morning, chair haney and supervisors. my name's mike haimes. i'm responsible for the cleanpowersf program. at the hearing last week, supervisor safai asked about the community benefits being provided under the contract with blythe solar. i wanted to reiterate the item before you is an amendment to an existing commodity contract for cleanpowersf to purchase clean power and s

and then the phone call. >> my phone rang around 8:45 a.m.s bible study in doylestown, pennsylvania. >> hello? >> so i didn't answer, and then my phone immediately rang again. so i excused myself and walked outside and it was a trump staffer. they were asking if we would be amenable to them having a press conference at four seasons total landscaping. i thought, why not? >> by about 9:45 the deal was sealed. it's just insane. out of all places, it's here. >> we're a landscaping company. we're experts in ground maintenance, irrigation, seeding, planting. not press conferences. bogeys on your six, limu. they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual so they only pay for what they need. woooooooooooooo... we are not getting you a helicopter. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ frequent heartburn? not anymore. the prilosec otc two-week challenge is helping people love what they love again. just one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. because life starts when heartburn stops. take the challenge at priloseco

the judge calling for a break. the prosecutor pressing rittenhouse, who came to kenosha and was armed with an ar-15, did he expect to be in danger by going to kenosha? at one point, the judge becoming furious at the prosecutor for something else, though, for appearing to be ready to mention something that the judge had already banned. tonight, what the judge is now saying about the defense calling for a mistrial. abc's alex perez leading us off from kenosha. >> defense will call kyle rittenhouse. >> reporter: tonight, an explosive day of testimony. jurors for the first time hearing from kyle rittenhouse himself about the night he shot and killed joseph rosenbaum and anthony huber and injured gaige grosskreutz. a high-stakes move from the defense to put rittenhouse on the stand. >> i didn't do anything wrong. i defended myself. >> reporter: then, this dramatic moment. the now 18-year-old breaking down sobbing, unable to talk, on the witness stand after he described encountering rosenbaum, who he says was chasing him

a total of 7 calls are made to them regarding this, letting them know that on each call that you should become more and more breathless . the situations game worse and throw all initial calls. nobody stayed on the line with me. no one said ok, this is what you need to do to help your mom. no, nothing like this. the only time, you know, they gave me instruction was on the final call when i'm on was passed out on the floor and they gave me instructions to give a, c p, r. and i see all the time, the state on the phone, all the calls the only time. and that's because she was, you know, she stopped breathing if they told me a half to know the typical way in times going to be about an hour. at that point, i could have taken it downstairs into the, into the car, to the hospital, but by that time it was too late because you know, they can tell her 3, but they told me initially, okay, look, the current wait times is an hour. maybe i could, i could have percy arranged or the alternative transport to get to the hospital has and filed a complaint against the ambulance service and is now carrying an

call off the dogs. a good job as president -- which, clearly he is not doing -- then let the voters decide what they want going forward. host: let's go to ben, florida on the democrats line. caller: good morning. how are you doing mr. schlapp? guest: how are you? caller: how do you live with yourself after i just listen to you -- you twist everything around. first of all, military. do you think military men should be vaccinated? guest: i think everybody should be -- i'd love to answer your question. i think every teacher and every american and every cop and person in the military should make their own health care choices. caller: in the military? guest: yes. caller: do you understand military got certain protocols? guest: yes, i do. caller: so if you join the military that is not your decision whether or not you get vaccinated. you joined the military. is that right? guest: you join the military. don't conscript anybody into the military. everybody and our military made a voluntary choice to join. calle

it's called s.f. live, great name, and we're going to be giving out grants to local venues and artists and promoters and have a series of concerts and plays in various city owned property around the city of san francisco. this is very exciting. it also has the potential to be something that is not just a one-year thing. it's something that we have on going and it's funded. this has been the brain child of the bearded brain, ben van houten. it's free money from the state, i'm excited about it, and i've literally had calls from people. it made a splash. two, shameless self-promotion, i have a podcast now. it's called the fun police -- scratch that. i don't think i'm going to promote that. commissioner thomas i think will be the next to come on and talk about harm reduction. commissioner wang is in patagonia, and she got engaged to her partner today. >> oh, how sweet. >> president bleiman: she sent me a wonderful picture, too. all right. i think that's it. is there any other comments? none? public commen

roll call, please. >> motion. supervisor chan. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. >> thank you, please call items 2 and 3 together. >> item 2. motion approving or rejecting the appointment of julie soo to the oversight board term ending march 1, 2025. item 3 is appointment of dion-jay brookter for a term ending march 1, 2025. >> last week ms. soo had a bad connection. we have an opportunity to hear from here this morning. we have tested her line and it is working perfectly or so we have been told. we will hear from ms. soo. i will ask the same questions we asked the other two nominees last week. the floor is yours, ms. soo. >> thank you, supervisor peskin. i took your advice and left twin peaks. as to the questions, you have my background. i am no stranger to city hall and public service is personal to me. my family dates back to the late 1880s. public service is about my reputation, family reputation. background in mathematics and statistics.

host: part of the book "integrity counts," the ninth chapter is called "the call." it is the transcript with the call from president trump, mark meadows and people from your staff in georgia. you make annotations. what was your purpose in getting the entire call into that chapter? getting that entire transcript published? guest: i think it is important that, right there, you can read the entire conversation we had for one hour and 10 minutes. when i respond to president trump, president trump had several people. we don't know who else was on the call. they spoke into that. everyone's comments. it's out there, you can go ahead and go to the internet and ask to hear the audio. you can hear what was said and come to your own conclusions. host: brad raffensperger is our guest. we open -- we welcome your calls. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. and for independents and all others, (202) 748-8002. if you are a georgia resident, that line is (202) 748-8003. i wanted to read just a bit from that ninth chapter, the call. president trump in that ca

and can we have the roll call? >> on that motion -- [roll call] >> did you call my name? >> yes. we're voting to -- >> yes. [roll call] >> we have three ayes. >> great. thank you again. we'll go to the full board where a positive recommendation. thank you, director. mr. clerk, please call item four. >> yes. item number 4 is an authorize for the department of public health to submit a one-year application for calendar year 2022 to continue to receive funding for the integrated h.i.v. surveillance and prevention programs for healths departments from the centers for disease control and prevention requesting $5 million in h.i.v. prevention funding for san francisco form from january 1, 2022 to december 31, 2022. members of the public who wish to provide comment on this item should call 415-655-0001. meeting i.d. 24951037123 and then press pound twice. if you are not already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates you've been unmuted and you may begin your comments. mr. chair?

is calling them racist. i've never met a racist person, a person that didn't like people of other races, whether they were black, white or asian that didn't know they were racist. if you come on and say, i feel like they are attacking me, only people who realize they are not racist realize they are not racist. i'm going to give you a quick suggestion and then i'm going to go. the thanksgiving today, family gatherings, a lot of things are hard to talk about but either before or after you gather and you say the lord's prayer, sing the theme song for all in the family, and for good times. we all know the words. then sit down and discuss the difference in those two songs. maybe that will open you up to crt. host: that was paul in kansas city, missouri, our last caller in this first segment of "washington journal." a lot more discussion about thanksgiving in this country coming up over the next two hours of the "washington journal ," including up next, we are joined by author and hudson institute senior fellow le

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don't call him right away, he has a newborn. but do call him sometime. just give him a break. okay. so madam clerk, could you please call -- see you soon jeremy. madam clerk please call item number 8. >> clerk: approval of the 2022 regular meeting schedule for members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item, call 415-655-0001. meeting id 2481 940 8777. then pound and pound again. please dial star 3 to line up to speak. the system prompt will indicate you raised your hand. please wait for us to call public comment on this item and the system indicates you have been unmuted and then you can start your comment. madam chair. >> supervisor chan: as a reminder colleagues, this is our last meeting of the year of 2021. so before you are propose dates for 2022, i would like to note for june 2022, we have a special meeting to approve the fiscal year budget for 2022-2023. and that is a requirement. we do not have lafco meetings in august or december of 2022. there are conversations that we will be having in january about budget as well with the purpose to align our budget

and can we have the roll call? >> on that motion -- [roll call] >> did you call my name? >> yes.- >> yes. [roll call] >> we have three ayes. >> great. thank you again. we'll go to the full board where a positive recommendation. thank you, director. mr. clerk, please call item four. >> yes. item number 4 is an authorize for the department of public health to submit a one-year application for calendar year 2022 to continue to receive funding for the integrated h.i.v. surveillance and prevention programs for healths departments from the centers for disease control and prevention requesting $5 million in h.i.v. prevention funding for san francisco form from january 1, 2022 to december 31, 2022. members of the public who wish to provide comment on this item should call 415-655-0001. meeting i.d. 24951037123 and then press pound twice. if you are not already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. a system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates you've been unmuted and you may begin your comments. mr. chair? >> thank you. and

but trump also didn't just call raffensperger. he called raffensperger's chief attorney general.o the u.s. attorney to resign. republic u.s. senator lindsey graham from south carolina is not even from georgia, he called raffensperger the secretary of state to. trump's chief of staff, personally showed up to view a georgia election audit. rudy giuliani told the georgia legislator that they needed to overturn the election results. it was all part of the same project. a recent report from the break-ins institution by several high-profile legal experts concluded that trump's post election conduct in georgia leaves him at substantial risk of possible state charges predicated on multiple crimes. these charges potentially include criminal solicitation to commit election fraud, intentional interference with performance of election duties, conspiracy to commit election fraud, criminal solicitation and state rico violation. as in, racketeering charges. something that fulton county prosecutor has previously suggested she is looking into. but again, there is a lot going on right now, both in