chairman cline: i get that. but at some point, someone will review the last set of documents to go out of the door and they will say, ok, i approve this going out the door. who is that person? witness: i don't believe it comes down to a single person at the end of the day, that is not how it operates within the department. chairman cline: somebody has to send those documents out the door, right? witness: yes. chairman cline: so who was the person who sent the documents at the door? was it an assistant or secretary, somebody with the authority to look at the documents and say, yes, these are the ones we approved to send out? witness: congressman want to , i verify but i believe at the end of the day the person who actually pushes the button is not necessarily someone who's part of the chain of determining what goes out of the door now . chairman cline: that does not give me the warm and fuzzies you say the person that's going to push the button is not really the person involved in determining what goes out the do

chair cline: thank you, mr. ivey . >> in the spirit of cooperation i will withdraw the motion. >> thank you. >> the motion to adjourn is withdrawn and i will recognize myself for five minutes and then we will exchange chairs back to mr. klein. let's get back to the questions. ms. buetow , i want to talk to you about may 5th, 2022 request for documents about the disinformation governance board around november 18th, 2022 and again january 17th 2023 by chair jordan. i want to show you a couple of documents because we are talking about that about, we want to be reasonable about what we are doing. let's take a look at these documents. this is a redacted document. can you tell me anything about page one? >> the office of legislative affairs works with these components to determine what material will be redacted. i cannot speak to the document right now, and i would be happy to work with your staff on any specific production. >> are you able to tell me about anything of these pages? we have page two, completely blank.

cline.e best and see if he can take me. >> the crazy thing to me about this whole thing is how there is not much you can really do about it except wait. and i quote that you put out there really stuck with me as a runner. you said, as an athlete you get injured and you think you can fight through it and you know that your body can heal itself. but pericarditis is different. you can't will yourself to get better. what was the process like for you? because you have to be so stagnant to get better. >> the process was very frustrating. you are used to getting injured and you seek treatment and then you follow the rules and then you get better. but with pericarditis you have to medicate. you have to arrest. and dr. cline will say basically sit down and have a coffee. and we are in the middle of our season. it's actually the season where we're gonna win our national championship. so he is, like sit down and i'm like no i have to go go go. i do believe my process was a lot longer because i did not

cline, for five minutes. mr. cline: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, once again members of the far left are disregarding this document, the united states constitution, in order to undermine americans' right to keep and bear arms. just a few weeks ago, new mexico governor issued an executive order suspending the right to carry firearms in public across albuquerque and bernidia counties for at least 30 days and fining those who don't comply. this political power grab is a blatant attack on the second amendment and should infuriate every american. it sets a dangerous resident for the rights of law-abiding americans and threatens the very freedoms we hold so dear. we cannot allow it to go ignored. that's why i urge my colleagues to join me in support of the resolution condemning the actions of governor grisham for attempting to deprive the citizens of new mexico of their right to bear arms. the people of this great country understand that the house republican majority will always fight for their second amendment rights and uphold the constitution.

joining me virginia congressman ben cline a member of the judiciary budget appropriations committee.olleague jamie raskin's criticism of the investigation? >> augurs been raskin is still upset about his two failed attempts to impeach donald trump and we have a lot of evidence that is being collected in spite of the biden administration stonewalling and what we don't have our bank records, those will come but joe biden is clear and accepting money from his son and his son was accepting money from agents of foreign governments. we have a lot of advocates and were getting more and impeachment inquiry is warranted because we have to get to the bottom of what the biden collusion in his family was all about. cheryl: todd piro's onset, go ahead. >> there is a subtext that bothers me and it seems to come from the left, it's the following if you don't like a log you don't follow it we heard this from the governor there in new mexico and the subtext from jamie raskin you guys don't have any evidence, to your point there is a stonewalling going on from democrat to the president in the entire ad

president went to cafe milano and had din we are the clients of hunter bide whon believe he is got those clines because he was selling the brand? do you believe hunter biden when you saw the voof him driving a porsche that he got $143,000 to buy that porsche the next day? do you believe the $3 million from the russian oligarch that was transferred to the shell company that the bidens controlled after the dinner from cafe milano took place? do you think the president lies when he said -- >> is lying impeachable? mr. mccarthy: i'm not saying impeachment. i would like to know the answer to these questions. that's what impeachment inquiry provides. reporter: how long should that go? >> house minority leader hakeem jeffries also talked with reporters about a potenti

cline, for five minutes. mr. cline: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, just a few weeks ago the white house press secretary said president biden has, and i quote, done more to secure the border than anybody else. she could not be more wrong. the biden administration's open border policies created the worst illegal immigration crisis in our nation's history. and it's making our communities less safe while the mexican cartels thrive. deadly fentanyl has poured across our southern border in record high amounts, endangering countless american lives. criminal cartels are now making $13 billion a year smuggling illegal migrants into our interior. even more troubling, the department of homeland security has admitted that 40% of illegal migrants caught and release food our communities have disappeared. with no way to track them. a secure nation requires a secure border. which is why earlier this year house republicans passed h.r. 2, the secure the border act. the strongest border security legislation that congress has ever considered. while president bi

safety and the communities response to san francisco and bring our knowledge of pretrial services and clinese serve. i really appreciate your consideration. >> great. >> thank you. i want to express my appreciation. i know it is in the like have you, lot of time given the role you have i appreciate your willingness to serve in this expand the capacity. i don't see anyone with questions, i do. supervisor safai >> thank you for stepping forward this . is extremely important body. and advises us with a lot of direction when it come to the areas around addiction and employment and i than is stuff you have been wing on and a number of qualified trained individuals there those are 2 of the things i care beeply about and dorse and he others do as well. just making that a top priority. is important to mow. i appreciate you stepping forward and look forward to working with you. >> thank you. why thank you supervisor safai and appreciate your leadership on these issues as well. no one on the roster, thank you for your time. mr. clerk, can we open up to public comment? >> members of public had wish to

went to cafe milano and had din we are the clients of hunter bide whon believe he is got those clines because he was selling the brand? do you believe hunter biden when you saw the voof him driving a porsche that he got $143,000 to buy that porsche the next day? do you believe the $3 million from the russian oligarch that was transferred to the shell company that the bidens controlled after the dinner from cafe milano took place? do you think the president lies when he said -- >> is lying impeachable? mr. mccarthy: i'm not saying impeachment. i would like to know the answer to these questions. that's what impeachment inquiry provides. reporter: how long should that go? >> house minority leader hakeem jeffries also talked with reporters about a potential government shutdown. and an impeachment inquiry into president biden. mr. jeffries: earlier today house democrats met with secretary becerra. it was an illustration of the two different approaches that house democrats and house republicans are taking as it relates to solving problems of the american people. house democrats met with sec

dollar as the world reserve currency, 90% of most deals are done in dollars, that will... gradually the cline is not going to be overnight, but the proposal to have a bricks currency is viable proposal, and of course it's in the interest of brazil and india and china to have a common currency so as not to be subjected to dollar subjugation, you see the problem is that the united states and i'm an american citizen, the united states has weaponized uh the dollar, has weaponized uh the uh swift uh system, and appreciate your input. mr uh john roster joining us out of london and mr. alfred dezas joining us from geneva and viewers that brings us to the conclusion of this segment to your press tv's news review program. thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. new study has shown that britain's cost of living crisis is set to cost premature that's among thousands of people this years of britain's have been hit hard by levels of inflation not seen in decades that has been blamed a number of reasons including the war in ukraine covid, brexit and the government's economic policies. a new study has

and in addition, they create a threat for, so to speak, the entourage of our troops who are in this cline, and whether they will be able to implement it, well, there are doubts, why there are doubts, because they are forced in the zone where there should be a large number of precisely the mechanized component, they are trying to implement an encirclement operation, and having at the same time a serious shortage of the mechanized component, in order to somehow solve the problem of this shortage, they even from the east, from the center and west groups of troops, are pulling seven units of the 76th airborne assault division, namely 234 of the 10th, to this location regiment and 230 e-e seventh airborne regiments in order to strengthen their resource, and therefore they are trying, but the resource is not enough. in addition, on the flank, we have gains regarding the advancement of the most important along the route 0.00008 settlements such as us prokopiv katalchenkov also questioned the probability of the encirclement of our troops there, as for me, then again, who perceives the terms as fo

however, as our next guest says, cline's slowdown is still weighing on south korea's post pandemic recoverys post pandemic recovery-— recovery. well, if you look at exorts recovery. well, if you look at exports that's _ recovery. well, if you look at exports that's contracted, i recovery. well, if you look at l exports that's contracted, and the fact that china accounts for 20% of korean exports, that's suddenly imposing a drag on the overall export sector. the can yous data year—to—date — total korean export revenues are growing about i2%. but if we isolate exports to china, that's fallen by 25%. so that's a key driver of the export sector within this.- a key driver of the export sector within this. and in the months ahead, _ sector within this. and in the months ahead, what - sector within this. and in the months ahead, what are - sector within this. and in the i months ahead, what are some sector within this. and in the - months ahead, what are some of the other key sets of data that you will be looking out for? we'll be watching the high frequency data, and so far, what we have seen so

total would take from me is the totaled i take from everybody in 2012 as part of a method to reduce cline the government commission to study that looked into the background of prison is it found that 63 percent of the inmate surveyed had been eva temporarily permanently excluded from school. the link between abide education and future incarceration is so distinct that it is known as the school to prison pipeline. to meet the project on the full front project, work specifically with young people that have been excluded. how important do you think it is to engage with young people who are being excluded from schools? when you marginalize on people from education has passed time, they will experience exclusion from society. and i think that has a knock on effect and how they perceive themselves and how they perceive the world and how that will be afraid, well, for and on from that many schools, very disciplinarian and punitive, and same young people up for imprisonment set and young people because outside of just school exclusions, which catalog and attention, i think there's a whole spectru

safety and the communities response to san francisco and bring our knowledge of pretrial services and clinese serve. i really appreciate your consideration. >> great. >> thank you. i want to express my appreciation. i know it is in the like have you, lot of time given the role you have i appreciate your willingness to serve in this expand the capacity. i don't see anyone with questions, i do. supervisor safai >> thank you for stepping forward this . is extremely important body. and advises us with a lot of direction when it come to the areas around addiction and employment and i than is stuff you have been wing on and a number of qualified trained individuals there those are 2 of the things i care beeply about and dorse and he others do as well. just making that a top priority. is important to mow. i appreciate you stepping forward and look forward to working with you. >> thank you. why thank you supervisor safai and appreciate your leadership on these issues as well. no one on the roster, thank you for your time. mr. clerk, can we open up to public comment? >> members of public had wish to

. >> so much benjamin work in my office and he is the one that is the one that is has cline assistance work. and work is emergency rental assistance program. the challenges has been land lords don't want to come in the program than i have to become a vender and go through the press. with good samaritan we're finding if as well not a guarantee when folks exit or return to the original units we have trouble with property ordinance and land lords coming on board and doing good samaritan. wanted identify the challenge for you. >> thank you. with this thank you to all the presenters and let's open up for public comment. >> thank you, mr. chair are there members withhold like to make comment on item 1? lineup to the right. remote call in members press star 3 now to be added to the queue. for those on holds continue to wait until the system indicates have you have been unmuted. speakers have 2 minutes. there is i visual time they're will change from grown to yellow with a warning bell sign and red to final bell. for call in participatesil alert you. welcome, you may proceed. >> good morning s

cline. can you yield to mr. roy in the maybe mr. bishop? >> i will yield to mr. roy. >> i think the gentleman from virginia. despite enormous levels of encounters. relatively 46, thousand far exceeding what obama dhs security said work crisis levels that being 1000 a week. we can agree, possibly, it is possible a decrease from fy 22 to defy 23 of total border patrol encounters. they're going down about 20% according to the 90 level is that right? >> congressman i think they are going down further in light of the approaches that we implemented in post title 42. >> assuming they are going down -- hasn't there simultaneously been a significant and continuing increase at the ports of entry? more than offsets the reduction in illustrates a shell game being counters from fy 22 and fy23 the data that i have a current is a hunter percent increase. fy 20 defy 23 a 360 increase from 241,000 to 1.1 million. in other words, the american people need to be told the truth about what is actually happening. the told numbers, looking at the nationwide encounters, fy 20 to fy 2021,

mike: congressman ben cline. thank you for your time.reat to have you on this sunday i know you have a busy week ahead. appreciate you visiting with us. on "fox news sunday" bill hammer is filling in for shannon bream. he has interviews with -- tim scott and democratic congressman from texas. that is coming up right after that show. ophelia weakening to a tropical depression after a weekend of heavy flooding and strong winds. remnants stole parts of the mid-atlantic region with coastal flooding of flash floods. no call valdes is on the ground in north virginia with more. hello. >> a sigh of relief from this blood from community preparing for th having the pump station staff in preparatio all across downtown norfolk damage across the state of virginia minor in comparison to what we have seen play out just to the south of us in north carolina. we will take you to some images there appeared reports of four- six speed of storm surge. you can see that downtown area inundated. city hall flooded along with several local businesses there. new vi

fre% of clines blkor african-american. 19%. lettin x. 12% lbgtq+ and 12% tgnc i'm joined by meghan from 5 key fist there are questions. >> if you add in the the cost we are not paying what would be the per night cost be per bed? >> 124 a night. >> seems like a bargain. to -- staff used in other places. and then the other question is about the it looks like this is now up from 83 to 128 beds as of last month. in terms of like capacity. so when are they at in terms of when they actually how many of them are filling. >> 95%. >> as of august 30. >> great. >> mr. minard? >> item 94 a resolution that approves the second amendment to hsh guarantee agreement with 5 keys school and programs to operate the bayshore navigation center. this amendment extends the agreement by 33 months through june of 26. and increases the not to exceed amount by 15.2 million dollars. for new not to exceed 1.1 million dollars. we show the budget on page 27 of our report. which shows that the budget increasing by 4.8%. to 4.7 million dollars a year. driven b

>> i money mystery predealt my cline's ownership j. what about the within this is don'ts. >> there were several of them. somewhere contingeant on approvals that took 2 years and commence w on restoration they determined the estimates were off and could in the move forward. but -- still does not teem seem any work was done is this correct? no work done on most of the permits your client filed. i don't think i can answer your question. may be you were client can it is an important question. i believe we have done some work. the first work we explained the fwent 17 permit halfway. and then because of a structure condition we stop that is one thing. then we -- got a big project and that was 2019 per nit is included all the work together. and -- this is one thing. second thing for graffiti. we own the property 8 years so far. we constantly clone it almost every several months. the picture showing you almost can take a graffiti picture any time. once removed come back. so there is time lag different low. heard to tell when was remove exclude

>> move to acert attorney/cline privilege >> a roll call >> president, jamy >> aye yoochl maxwell. aye >> rivera. why aye >> stacy. >> aye. >> >> thank you. please stand by. we will go in closed session. we issue back the commission recommend the board of supervisors, prove the settlement. items 47 and 15 and the commission has selected commissioner maxwell as the representative labor negotiator. who will engage with manager herrera in this conversation. >> and colleagues can i have i motion not to disclose the discussions during closed session? second. >> can we have a roll call? president ajami >> aye >> vice president maxwell >> aye >> commissioner rivera. >> aye >> commissioner stacy. >> aye. >> thank you i think that was our last item. we are adjourned. thank you. 2023.) >> good morning today is wednesday, september 20, 2023, this is the regular meeting of building inspection commission please mute yourself and the first item on the agenda is roll call. >> a president alexander-tut here. >> commissioner chavez here. >> commissioner neumann here. >> commissioner shaddix. >> com

chair cline: thank you, mr. ivey . the motion to adjourn having been withdrawn, i will recognize myself for five minutes, >> in the spirit of cooperation, i will withdraw the motion. >> thank you. the motion to adjourn withdrawn, i will recognize myself for five minutes and then i will exchange chairs back to mr. klein. so, am i saying your name correctly? >> yes, congressman. >> good. i want to talk to you about may 5th, 2022 request for documents for the governance board reiterated on november 18th, 2022 by then ranking member jordan and again on january 17th bike-share jordan. i want to show you a couple of documents up here because we are talking about being reasonable. i appreciate mr. ivey talking about that. we want to be reasonable with what we are doing. so let's take a look here at this document. this is a redacted document. can you tell me anything about this produced for the governance board? >> with respect to redactions, the office of legislative affairs works with the office of general counsel to determi

cline. >> thank you mister chairman, director wray, thank you for being here. since we last spoke on april 27th, special counsel john durham delivered his report detailing intelligence activities investigations arriving out of the 2016 presidential campaign. when mr. durham president here at the committee i asked of these questions, and he was able to answer me, and i would ask you the same. but the fbi had an adequate basis on which to launch crossfire hurricane? >> my understanding is that mr. durham found that it did not have a proper basis to elevate it to a full investigation, but that he thought it was a assessment or a preliminary inquiry was appropriate. >> the fbi failed to and -- investigate all exculpatory evidence? >> did you say to examine it? certainly i think there were failures significant failures with respect to exculpatory information. >> the fbi interview aki witnesses and this? >> i think mr. durham i think found that they did not. the >> did the fbi abuses authority under the foreign intelligence surveillance act? >> certainly there are vi

cline for five minutes. the gentleman from virginia excuse me is recognized. >> mr. durham, your report is not just sobering as you have stated, it is outrageous, and deeply troubling. can you confirm these several main points that it found. the fbi did not have an adequate basis on which to lost crossfire hurricane. is that correct? the fbi filed -- evidence, is that correct? >> correct. >> fbi leadership continue the leadership, even when case agents were unable to verify the evidence. correct? >> that's correct. >> the fbi did not interview key witnesses in crossfire hurricane, is that correct? >> correct. >> individuals within the fbi abuse their authority under the foreign intelligence surveillance act. correct? >> correct. >> the fbi immediately opened crossfire hurricane as a full counter intelligence investigation. what other options could the fbi have taken rather than immediately opening such an investigation? >> the attorney general, edward lady, he essentially created the guidelines in this area, at these three divisions of assessments, preliminary, altho

become and put the submit in the system once the system sees the estimate we push ternity goes to the cline t. is i press. than i, prove it. and say, okay we approve did. weave agree. then they fund it. once they funds at this time same service order show the funding source and show up our money is here. upon then we start the w as we start the w we push start date. the client is able to see no received the money and received the request. when we started the job. pictures. documentation. change orders. when we complete the job we put up videos. e mails. pictures. all of that is socialityed that service request and this is all in the system. yes. it is connected and tied to 311. and our clients. >> also when it come like -- when it come to the request, tell route through will our when we have the maintenance planner. and -- sometimes the clients don't know which diameters we have to source out if it goes to carpenter or sheet metal. in the cmms, it electronics, let of things and one thing is a request come in and we have it order materials. we get the funding and we can change the status to

and department of homelessless and supportive housing and focus grant award to supporting vulnerable clinel in the community the department of public health identified. the home safe program funds come from the state and the grant will help san francisco aps fulfill the mandates associated with this accepting these funds by providing intensive case management for shelter residents when moving to nursing permanent supportive housing. the other service model is intensive case management and providing a funding bridge for housing transition for individuals currently in the community to transition to residential care facility for the elderly that ultimately be covered by the california assisted living waver program. thank you. >> thank you. any questions from commissioners on this item? or any comments? >> good morning. expecting you to do a dance too. [laughter] >> no song, no dance. >> this program-i want to understand better. it is a-it fills the interim need between a more permanent program of care? >> right. so, there's-the continued component that's supporting aps clients that are experi

household and as your president, i'm not going to let that happen and reverse this country's i did clined choose strength not surveillance vender coming to the ccp. >> america is not a country in if decline. under joe biden, we're a country-specific friendsatfoxnewcountry -- counte citizens of the united states, under what legal premise will you expel u.s. citizens? >> so the first i think i agree with everything and the republicans on the stage are on the right side of the issue, militarize the southern border, stop funding sanctuary cities and send aid to mexico and southern america to stop coming across. i go a step further and favor ending birthright citizenship for the kids of illegal immigrants in this country. now the left will howl about the constitution and the 14th amendment. the difference between me and them is i've read the 14th amendment. it says that all persons born or naturalized in the united states and subject to the laws and jurisdiction thereof are citizens. so nobody believes that the kid of a mexican diplomat in this country enjoys birthright citizenship. not a jud

i'm chris cline and this is k lin i. left week i came and listened to you talk about concerns with over dose. as much mentioned electric of public health experience or knowledge. i took extra public health classes to have i better understanding of the function. 90 days ago i spoke to the crisis mode for san francisco and when i call running with the devil i start stated then we did not have 90 day tos act our infrastructure which starts to collapse. over dose numbers for august are due out and we are expected to be on pace for 800 plus over doses for 2023 in january of 23 san francisco recorded 75 opinion 5 deaths per within00,000 policing 7th worse in upon counties over 500 citizens. referred to internal, firs if the police use surveillance it shalling referred to internal, firs and the police commission if approximately tigzs are using surveillance it shall be referred to the da. the concern here is that you have people in this city using surveillance. to cheat at soft ball and billiards. and instead of focussing on pu

the clined everclines i work with are often put you have by i'm sure you are aware by processes that are potential low strict but also there is a lot of electric of clarity which way something will go. a strict regulation is fine if we know where we sustained when we go through a lengthy press to figure out if we can do something my cloinlts are like low to pull back without trying. i think in -- speaking to mall are project this is may be able to add one or 2 units throughout the city does in the meet the comboo,000 need in a year it is added housing potential i see being missed. buzz of the process and hear other presses theory uncertain. thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm gordon a practicing architect in the city. . and i was -- like to um -- to reminds you that the planning department has been in routine violation of permit stroll lining act for many years and unsupport believe we can't let this request on the cost to property ordinance is e normous. i think this legislation will go a language way to allow the planning department to better comply

in addition to spending and revenue issues, this committee has questioned amtrak about its clines with the americans with disabilities act, rising crime nits stations and train, potential transportation of illegal immigrants from the southern border on its trains, and generous executive bonuses despite losses and service problems. amtrak must work to attract customers and revenues and operate as a reasonable steward of taxpayers' dollars. it should ensure its network is safe and secure. further it is necessary for amtrak to strengthen its relationship with the state, including through the development of a transparent and fair cost allocation policy for state-supported amtrak routes. finally, any potential expansion of amtrak system must allow for railroads to provide input on track sharing issues. the recent supply chain crisis further emphasizes the value of freight railroad in efficiently moving goods across the nation. amtrak's passenger expansion efforts should not be allowed to obstruct critical movement of freight railroads. i now recognize ranking member payne for five minutes f