which is the co-chair report. and in the sake of brevity and a packed agenda, i'm going to not make my report today. we'll do it at the next monthly meeting. i will just say that we really do appreciate all the public comment. i was going to make that as part of the report. we want to do as much follow-up as we can and we're glad to have this agenda today. these are important items. all right, let's move on to information item number 5. we're going to have a report from the mayor's office on disability from nicole bohn, the executive director. >> thank you. hi, good afternoon, everybody. thank you for being here. i'm nicole bohn, the director of the mayor's office on disability. i have quite a number of follow-ups items to announce today, which i'm going to announce verbally and then there will be written follow-up that will be posted next monday as well. so as many of the council members know, may has been a very packed month of activity for our community. so, first i want to report back on the mayoral forms, spe

>> co-chair blacksten: thank you for your comment. i think we have a second one. >> we do. >> hi, everybody. golden gate r center. my question is first it feels like education, community engagement, accessibility weren't weaved into the fabric of the business plan from the beginning. it sounds like the companies know that government and legislation is slow, so you just did things and then asked for forgiveness. is this the first conversation you've had with t city, with disability communities? how many of these conversations have each of you had to gather feedback before launching? >> co-chair blacksten: we appreciate your comment. are there any more comments from the public? >> no. >> co-chair blacksten: all right, well this has been a great time to have a conference with you. we expect to continue this conversation going forward. so i think that's going to conclude the 8 information item on scooters and now l proceed to number 9, information item. improving the quality of muni/bart elevators at powell and civic center stations. our

. >> co-chair blacksten: so let's have the reading of the roll call. co-chair denise senhaux? absent. co-chair blacksten? >> here. council member tatiana kostanian? absent. council member tatiana kostanian. >> present. council member sally coghlan mcdonald. >> present. counsel member orkid sassouni? absent. council member helen smolinski? absent. council member kate williams? absent. >> co-chair blacksten: all right, i think there is supposed to one or two of the council members who may be joining us by the bridge line a little later on. so we will proceed. i don't believe in this is a quorum but we'll proceed with the meeting. second action item is reading and of the agenda. >> item number 1, welcome, introduction and roll call. item 2, action item, reading and approval of the agenda. item 3. public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. we welcome the public's participation during public comment periods. there will be an opportunity for public comment at the beginning and end of the meeting as well as after every item on today's agenda.

. >> co-chair blacksten: i see. ok. that's excellent. i'd like to go to staff. do any people, joanna or anyone else have questions? >> lieutenant molina, thank you so much for this presentation. it's always a pleasure working with your office. i keep contact with your accomplishments through donna and it's always a pleasure to hear you come back and report. it's wonderful work indeed. being located in downtown and market, we've seen your officers in action and it's been wonderful. i have a couple of questions about the makeup of your calls. do you do -- i would imagine you do quite a bit of work with the homeless population? >> there is. >> and crisis situations. would you say what the percentage is between responding to somebody's home who is trying to kill themselves or harm household member, versus people on the streets? >> i don't have that percentage for those numbers, but i can tell you that based on my conversations with the director of the pes, he says that it's 70% of the people that come to psychiatric emergency services are homeless. 70%. >> so that's

i hope you come. 1:00. >> co-chair blacksten: thank you very much. do we have any comments on the bridge line? no comments. all right. this is a very interesting and compelling subject. as i said, mental health is absolutely a leading issue of our time. and we really appreciate everyone's comment. however, we're a little bit behind schedule. we're supposed to be at break right now after the second presenter. >> to the chair? this is joanna, i am wondering if we can actually go ahead and give a break for the interpreters and captioner? and proceed with the presentation after the break. >> co-chair blacksten: i really appreciate that. that's great. so according to my watch, it's 2:16. let's come back at 2:30. we'll se of our program. we're ready for number 7 on the agenda. presentation by tanya mera, jail health services, director of behavioral health. and re-entry services, department of public health. welcome to the council. >> hi. i'm melanie, i'm the deputy director of the re-entry services, tanya had to go home very sick today, i'm sorry, she apol

the countries are staying closely co—ordinated.tionship with north korea but it was irreversible denuclearisation. those words we have heard again and again. and talking about the security guarantee with the united states. let us listen in to mike pompeo. we tried to address them comprehensively. three things worth mentioning. there is not any difference between the three ministers and our leaders are peer with respect to how we are going to address it. the declaration incorporates all previous agreements between endocrine agreements. that is important as accompanist and the agreement that was signed between the united states and north korea. when we refer to the mistakes of the past, they were providing economic and financial relief before the com plete and financial relief before the complete denuclearisation had taken place. that is not going to happen. president tom may backley not only in his press conference but when he was with chairman kim jong—un himself. the sequence will be different this time. it is central to the under

today, the bold act has 35 co- sponsors. but i know by the time the members of this audience are finished with all their hill visits, we will be up to 50. the challenge i gave you last night. or better yet, 60. the number that assures senate passing. i am proud of the actions that the state of maine is taking to promote early detection and improve data collection. the maine centers for disease control and prevention has distributed the state plan for alzheimer's, including a special insert with cognitive assessment tools to help primary care professionals make early diagnosis. maine cdc has collected data through the cognitive decline and caregiver modules in its surveillance system. in bangore, maine, the public health department has distributed of hundreds of know the 10 signs brochure. the public health nurses are hosting talks on alzheimer's to connect people with resources. it's important that we all note that alzheimer's is not a normal part of aging. it is a disease. it is a public health issue with a course that pote

today, the bold act has 35 co- sponsors. but i know by the time the members of this audience are finished with all their hill visits, we will be up to 50. the challenge i gave you last night. or better yet, 60. the number that assures senate passing. i am proud of the actions that the state of maine is taking to promote early detection and improve data collection. the maine centers for disease control and prevention has distributed the state plan for alzheimer's, including a special insert with cognitive assessment tools to help primary care professionals make early diagnosis. maine cdc has collected data through the cognitive decline and caregiver modules in its surveillance system. in bangore, maine, the public health department has distributed of hundreds of know the 10 signs brochure. the public health nurses are hosting talks on alzheimer's to connect people with resources. it's important that we all note that alzheimer's is not a normal part of aging. it is a disease. it is a public health issue with a course that pote

most of our funds have co-fund heads. the whole approach of work ther in partnership just runs in the halls. it's a natural extension of that culture that we have and the ability to sync up at the top. jason: when we were talking backstage, you started to talk about this, this idea of the broader capital world being poised for another step. one of the elements people talk a lot about is the possibility of feeling that -- fueling that is bringing more investors into the fold, rets and specifically private equity. how close is that too >> i will take a stab at this. the retail big picture looks incredibly alluring. there is so much money that we could attract into this alternative asset management asset class, and it is a type of ,nvesting that generically generally speaking, retail has not really had access to. big picture wise, itms like a huge opportunity and we are exploring it really carefully and intensely. there are also lots of complications that come with retail, operationally, liquidity, regulations and regulatory

this is commvens, bipartisan, i thank the co-sponsor -- co-sponsors and with that, i ask my colleagues to support it this and yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 5907. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman pr texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table the bill h.r. 5515 with the senate amendment thereto, disagree to the senate amendment and request a conference with the senate thereon. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5515, an act to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2019 for military activities of the department of defense for military construction and for defense activities of the department of energy to describe military personnel strength for such fiscal year and for other urposes. the speaker pro

they could not be sentenced until the case of the fourth co-defendant was resolved.ederick melton proclaimed his innocence. he has voluntarily spent the past seven months in a sparse segregation cell preparing for trial. but now there has been a major development. and melton is headed back to general population. after nearly a year of proclaiming his innocence, melton has changed his plea. >> now that i've already pled guilty i'm going to go to prison. so i don't want to be over there until i ride it out. so i just came over here. >> what made you decide to plead guilty? >> more evidence was, at the last minute, was brought up against me. so i decided to swallow my pride on some of the charges i didn't do for sure and take the plea, you know. pled no contest. fight it on appeal. >> what did you plead to exactly? i pled guilty to all charges except csc. i pled no contest to that, those three charges. >> are you saying that you were actually there that night? >> i'm saying, yes, i was actually there. i'm just not accountable for everything that happened. >> the worst o

i also want to thank supervisor stefani for co-sponsoring this with me today. i could not ask for a better ally, who has dedicated so much of her professional career to ending gun violence and this epidemic in our society. i will hand it over to supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, i am very happy to co-sponsor. i was sitting in rules committee on valentine's day when we heard about the shooting at parkland high school, where 17 people were shot and killed, 14 students and three administrators and several others were injured. i just happened to be sitting in rules committee on friday, where, again, we heard about a mass shooting at a high school, where this time 10 were shot and killed, 8 students, 2 teachers. our culture in this country make it commonplace. after every shooting, you will hear, we say things like, never thought it could happen here, and yet it happens over and over again. what breaks my heart is that our students say, we always knew this would eventually happen. it just was a matter of when. since columbine alone, 150,000 stude

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and co-star joe dempsie. but the style standouts? sophie turner in a head-turning bright red minidress with over-the-knee louis vuitton boots. sophie's plus one was maisie williams, not fiance joe jonas, who spent the day solo at paris fashion week. anna kendrick summed up twitter's reaction to sophie's look saying, when your friends have a traditional wedding but you're fashion as hell and not gonna hide it. the newlyweds were seen the day after, walking hand in hand. at a lunch reception with family and friend. the red outfit was a bold move. i kind of like it. >> i heard you're not supposed to wear red to weddings. is that an old wives tale? >> e i don't know. she looked great. >>> somebody else gearing up for her i-dos, "bing bang theory" kaley cuoco. she had a bachelorette party. she had a britney spears danceoff with brad gor receipt ski. >>> our favorite "fixer upper" couple chip and joanna gaines have something big to celebrate. the arrival of baby number five. welcome to the world, baby boy crew. >> number five. >> the numbe

they've just heard that cos of those ethnic albanian. will declare independence from serbia in the coming days as they warre on what this mean as bizarre as it is no matter how hard they're trying to take it away from us we are staying i haven't stolen anything from anyone this is mine and mine alone it's all i have. on the other side of the village and of course avails divine. is an ethnic albanian working the land a verdict of over thirty years a tough life because even afford to send his children to school but he believes independents will change everything if. they're bored. god willing it will be soon things will change for the better. we waited one hundred years for this and. so how did he and his family feel about serbs coming back to the village what. they've come back to their property lines that have done something wrong will not come back and they don't come back but the ones who have returned have done nothing wrong so i'm not going to harm them they will be in their homes and we will be in our homes so everything is normal.

before nafta, the cost of the p tariff wassed on to you, theer co.ta essentially eliminatedar moiffs, making importedch goods per to buy. but the sireement also made it er for u.s. companies to relocate to other countries.ga president ronaldn laid the framework for nafta in the early 1980's. prneident george hw bush sig nafta in 1992. both chambers congress approved the agreement in 1993, in office, and he becalinton was president to sign it into law. president trump has called nafts tht trade deal in history, and blam it for the loss of manufacturing jobs. estimates america loststitute 800,000 jobs to mexico between 1997 and 2013.a but partisan report from congress published in 2015 says america has lost more jobs to a machines automation than toxi co. >> when we return, rodney smith is on a mission to mow 50 lawns in 50 states soledad: we think that this is an awesome grassroots effort to pay it forward. >>te is your staext? soledad: one man is hoping to change the world, one lawn at a time. his name is rodn smith. he's traveling the country e mowi

. >> co-chair blacksten: alex, we need to move on. make it quick. >> council member madrid: this is pretty much for sfmta possibly give those individual ticket or what possible will you do? >> for the mta, we would not issue individual citations to the users, we would documenting citations of the vehicle parked improperly. it would be up to them to decide to follow up with the user, or not, but we'll be tracking the amount of citations and the amount of tickets. we'll be tracking those. >> co-chair blacksten: any other colleagues her oethe council? sally? >> council member mcdonald: you say you could pull their permit, and that seems drastic. and i wonder if there is anything in between, any kind of deterrent in between yanking the permit, because i don't see that. >> first of all, based on that repeat infractions, we wouldn't say, oh, your permit is revoked tomorrow, we'd say we need to see this improvement in this amount of time. but we're also thinking about and asking the companies to provide information about this in their applic

this bipartisan, comprehensive bill builds on legislation that i have co-sponsored in the house since 2009 to re-authorize the coral reef conservation act of 2000. i want to thank each of my 13 original co-sponsors for their pport, represenve sot wasserman schultz, hastings, kris, castor, hanabusa, gabbard, raddy wagon, gonzalez-colon, sablan, plaskett and mast. our bill for this 115th congress makes amendments to update and strengthen the 000 law and reflects coral reef conservation work governmentwide. coral reefs are god-given natural infrastructure that provide real, tangible benefits to our coastal and island communities, as well as the nation at large. healthy, resilient coral reefs safeguard against extreme weather, shoreline erosion, and coastal flooding, and serve as natural break waters for maritime ports and harbors of refuge. without the reefs to absorb the blunt force of wave action, many island and coastal communities would simply wash wa coral reefs also support countless american tourism jobs and valuable fisheries across the united states. according to the national oc

the number of responses is about a quarter million and ti co. giving oxygen to a heated national sconversation over perhunexpected places. where our politics leave a bitter taste. kate. >> kelly o'donnell at the white house tonight. thank you. >>> in south carolina a republican candidate who got a lot of attention after president trump endorsed her and s won a key primary victim is in critical, but stable condition tonight after being injured in a c crash. confiscate representative katie arrington and a friend were driving last ni was hit by another car driving in the wrong direction. the driver in that other c was killed. arrington defeated congressman mark sanford in house republican primary earlier this month. >>> there is promotion er potentially s weather to contend with stretching al the way from the south. nearly 40 million people at risk for storms. janua thunderstorms are possible, stretching from dallas to memphis all the way over to atlanta tonight. and also a small section in mount richmond philadelphia and as well as eastern colorad

. >> supervisor yee: is it okay if i co-sponsor that? [laughter] i wanted to be sure. >> supervisor tang: all male colleagues are welcome. >> supervisor yee: i would like to co-sponsor that. i'm introducing a resolution that means a lot to my family and myself. this resolution calls upon our congress to award the congressional gold medal to chinese-americans from world war ii. last week we came together to commemorateemiaday t honor the fallen men and women who have sacrificed for the country. there are so many communities that have made contributions with little or no credit. during world war ii, more than 13,000 chinese-americans served in all branches of the military, despite having totalling only 120,000 in population, meaning over 10% of the population served in the military during world war ii. now that meant during this time, asian-americans were faced with widespread, blatant racism and discrimination. 40% of chinese-american soldiers were not native-born. and were unable to fully naturalize until after the war ended, because the

sheriff javier salazar/bexar co.e case are quite frankly heartbreaking, disturbing, disgusting, and infuriating all at the same time, to be honest with you./butted/the mother of this little girl is is an undocumented immigrant. and my understanding is that this suspect utilized that to his advantage to place the the the mother in fear that she would be deported if she did report it." police believe this was not the first time the former detention officer abused the four -year-old. they are concerned other victims may be involved. she suffered minor injuries -- but is now safe. (ken) powerful images from hurricane irma ... seawater surging into the lobbies of miami beach highrises.a new report says scenes like this could become common.the union of concerned scientists predicts that rising sea levels will almost certainly drive tens of thousands of americans from their homes by the year 2045. drone nathundreds of miles of shoreline in the bay ... the report says by the year 2045, thousands of people now living on the w

workers have relationships with their co-workers?motion integrity structures, so it is about transparency. if something is going on within a team and there is a direct report, there should be some transparency about it, and then some shift injob transparency about it, and then some shift in job descriptions can be made, and! shift in job descriptions can be made, and i think that was the issue here. there was a report that contravene their internal policy. what is interesting about this, it was a historic affair, so it had happened previously. an investigation had come to light, i don't know if there was a whistle—blower or something, and he admitted to it, so there may be people literally all over the world looking at what their rules may be in the company, and they may not have any at all. let's have a look at the story of the tablet. it says intel faces big challenges as he exits after a third... we have had a lot of tweets about this. one says, "don't hang with co—workers, don't go out and drink with them, and only have them on s

apartment had had -- co-opted. to change the narrative to honor the prophetic arm of the church, what does it mean to speak truth to power. and while we seek mechanisms to serve those who are struggling, those who are wounded, hurting, there's also a mandate to speak truth to power to those in high places, as paul says, spiritual wickedness in high places. there's a mandate to speak out against injustice, to speak out against policies that are rooted in unjust thoughts, beliefs and practices, while at the same time trying to cushion the blow of dysfunctional policies that seek to deepen the wounds of the oppressed in our culture. so you speak prophetically and create faces and places by those impacted by negative social policy can be healed again. >> over the last week a lot of folks speaking out against what attorney general jeff session himself to say. we've seen folks quote other passages from the bible here. is that inherently a good thing we're hashing this out? >> the hope is that the conversation is actually

. >> co-chair blacksten: i want to thank you for your presentation. and this is of real interest, what you're doing in the jails. it's faasc. kno that there are some community organizations which includes religious groups that come in and try to help as well. so you're all out there doing good things. i want to open this up to the council. are there any members, colleagues, who would like to ask questions? >> council member madrid: i do i have a question. a couple of questions for you. one question is i know that the problem is that -- >> could you repeat the question? >> is my primary work with jails? >> yes, or community? >> my job is interesting, it's a bit of a hybrid. my office is in the jail. and i'm in the jail every day. i'm also in court every day. and i'm often in the community every day. and i sort of follow people from the time they get arrested until we get them into some form of stable treatment that will address their needs. and then i'll follow up with them during the court process. >> council member madrid: so my question is, how do y

i have a good co-parenting partner.haled is partnering up with his buddy justin bieber. >> you posted with justin bieber. >> i'm working on my new album. me and justin bieber. we definitely got something in the works. >> but as "the four" team heads to tend of season two, will there be a season three? >> we're halfway through the season now. >> half time. >> i got ka ask already. season three? [ crickets chirping ] >> um -- i -- i believe there's going to be a season three. but, you know, we gotta see what fox feels. to be honest. >>> coming up -- can derek hough teach a bear to dance? only we have gryllss' private lesson in the wild. >> so embarrassing. >>> plus, think dinosaurs are scary? >> give you vertigo. >> our thrilling helicopter exclusive with chris pratt and bryceallas howard in hawaii >>> nancy o'dell was among the guests of marcus to unveil his ♪ >>> it goes -- step, step, step. >> hold on, hold on. you gotta go slower. >> running wild turns into dance wild. derek gives bear a private lesson. >>> meanwhile,

first question on that, the co-homes, i believe it was one of the speakers who lives in a co-housing situation. co-homes in new areas will still be able to petition to get more than two r.p.p.'s >> the hard cap is four, soft cap is two. you can petition for more. that's how we do it. >> chair c. brinkman: we do have precedence for excluding r.p.p.'s for new development. because i believe the dogpatch area there were a couple buildings in there excluded from getting r.p.p.'s because they are built with a certain amount of parking, it's assumed the other residents won't have cars, the parking is unbundled so they are excluded getting r.p.p.'s, correct? >> most of the time that's done on a direct neighborhood association negotiating with the developer basis where the developer agrees to do that on their own. we can also draw r.p.p. areas strategically, like we did in dogpatch to exclude new buildings. >> chair c. brinkman: excellent. vice chair heinicke? >> vice chair m. heinicke: thank you. thank you for the presentation. one thing that's a part of this, or at least summarizes a part o

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we recommend the board continue to urge co-location at 945. wemmen reco approval of both resolutions. >> supervisor cohen: all right, thank you. i appreciate that. we will accept those suggestions. let's go ahead and go to public comment. any members of the public to comment on items 1 and 2? seeing none, public comment is closed. i will make a motion to accept the b.l.a.'s suggestions and would like to send these two items with a positive recommendation as a committee report to the full board. >> refer committee reports as amended to the may 22nd meeting of the board of supervisors. >> supervisor cohen: all right. thank you very much. we will do that without objection. all right, thank you. item 3, please. ofoximatly 12,000 square feet at 1305 and 1309 evan street, with 13 pag stalls with raul and denise araza as undivided 50% interest and olsen family trust dated october 16, 2014 for 5-year term commencing upon approval by the board of supervisors and the mayor with one option to extend for five years monthly rent of $38,070. >> supervisor c

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that's why i co-chair the problem solvers caucus.t's why i'm willing to embrace and engage in some very contentious, honest disagreements, because we need to do more of that. soledad: congressman reed, it's so nice to have you. thanks for talking with us. rep. reed: great to be with you. keep up the great work. soledad: thank you. appreciate that. >> coming up next, is america losing more jobs to trade -- or technology? we're separating fact from fiction. yards, 50 states. why this man is on a mission to mow grass across the country. soledad: now, to a weekly feature we like to call "we're paying attention even if you're too busy." before canadian prime minister justin trudeau said his country would fight back against u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminium, talks to rework nafta were already on the rocks, with president trump reportedly frustrated that negotiations have stretched on for 10 months. nafta, or the north american free trade agreement, is a lengthy and complex treaty between canada, the united states, and mexico, allowing go

the seventy seven year old co-leader of the f.t. alexander garland has been accused of dismissing the crimes of nazi germany as a blip in history in comments at the f.t. youth wing's congress he said that historians have placed too much emphasis on the twelve years of hitler's rule. yes we recognize our responsibility for the twelve years but dear friends hitler and the nazis are just a bird dropping in over a thousand years of successful german history. going on has repeatedly argued that germany should be proud of its world war two veterans he's also been criticized for failing to rein in the extreme fringes of the party. the a.f.d. tapped into n.t. immigrant and anti establishment sentiment to win twelve point six percent of the vote in last year's parliamentary elections that makes them the third largest party in the bundestag and the largest opposition party. now those comments from the f.t. of co-leader alexander garland have sparked a massive controversy here in germany and political correspondent but build about is with me h

so we co finance. we are maybe originating in a local market and a local country, in local currency, on local law, and i would say this is very unusual. and opic will co finance together or risk share. that's really developmental. >> so can you give us an example of that, what that actuay looks like in terms of a real project or investment? >> sure. i mean, we could look at -- we just recently did one in ghana, it was about $40 million to a ghanaian bank. 6% of the population has access to formal banking credit. 6. so small, medium-sized enterprises. you know, it is just -- as said, very expensive and very hard to access. and that financing, you know, is one example of what we might do together. in jordan, we worked together relating to a micro finance institution. and a micro finance institution there or in turkey or elsewhere will be lending to small entrepreneurs. in those cases, we originate a loan, lend in local currency and opic is one of those risk-takers. it would not be possible to do the volu

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and he's been led to a car by a nearby serbian monastery giving him the freedom to drive across cos of zero if he feels safe doing so. today he's going to the nearby town of cleanup. had been attacked by albanians even since the war with the money problems so far we've had no problems whatsoever neither with people nor with the police your thing is not of money however what you have are most of our license plates which helps to spot as i'm concerned with drive all the way to pristina if you want to. know when you cross over the drive. shopping in cleaver solve always treated politely by albanians but sums say they're worried about their safety in this town and they dare not go to bars. they're not all over the world they're in bourke of oh salvato film this delivery of free grain from the serbian government. it shows how belgrade tries to keep the loyalty of serbs who live in kosovo giving them aid the serbian government undermines cost of those independence. by big november it's kosovo's albanians who are part. of the very same prestigious streets where that celebrated nine months bef

as such i'm a co-worker of mark mau. i'm reading a statement from a co-worker who could not be here this afternoon. i'm fred stump. i have 47 years of engineering experience. i feel that mark was not treated fire fairly by sffd or h.r. and was terminated without getting to tell his side of the story. mark took it upon himself to try to correct the perceived conflict of interest. it is a shame that this person took it the wrong way. from my working with him he was very respectful of everyone he interacts with, both in the public and sffd. i feel this was a learning moment but not a termination offense. i feel this was too harsh. mark deserves better and should be given another chance. sffd is missing out on a grate "politico"y. he tries to do the best for the sffd and the citizens of the county and city of san francisco. at the time, our plan check backlog is very large, and losing an engineer like mark makes the situation worse. sffd needs mark to help clear the backlog and provide excellent service to the city. i'd like

weow have over 140 co-sponso to this resolution. this is a resolution that points out that we have high standards for government service. and it is unacceptable to have scandal after scandal, the waste of taxpayers' money coming ow -- out of the environmental protection agency's administrator's office and scott pruitt. what we know now scandal after scandal that comes to light is that administrator pruitt, he has a penchant for luxury travel at taxpayer expense. class at fly first taxpayer expense. he likes to stay in luxury hotels at taxpayer expense. and this is unacceptable. federal ethics laws bar public officials from using their position or using their staff to enrich themselves. in addition to his luxury travel and luxury accommodations, we now know that he installed a secret privacy phone boo in his office tohe tune of $43,000, paid for by the taxpayers. he's installed biometric locks on his door at the e.p.a. -- that cost over $5,000. due to good journalism, we know that the e.p.a. administrator scott pruitt rented a condo