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any othermen comments, colleag? seeing none, then, this informational item -- let's move quickly to item six. >> clerk: item six, update from vision zero community groups. this is an information item. >> supervisor yee: miss deluca. >> good morning, noonish, good afternoon. good afternoon, chair yee, and commissioners. i am kathy deluca, the project coordinator for walk sf. so first, i'll start with the senior and disability work group. so this group forms in -- formed in 2016, and ad vocates from several departments came together and decided we needed to do something. it wasn't okay that two was killed. we knew that market was a high injury corridor. so we quickly formed this group, and we actually rallied together and made some changes. we were able to get leading pedestrian intervals on market street after we joined together. we got better turn restriction signage because we know on the safer market street project there are a lot of turn restrictions, and is it ae confusing -- and it's confusing, and we were also

listening to the conversation today, i have to wonder about some of my republican colleag s colleagues, not everybody, but since you apparently think that biases prevent people from doing their best job, it makes me wonder what happens when democrats call your office. do you not give them the same service as you give your republican constituents? because that's what you keep implying over and over and over and over. i yield back. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from south carolina, mr. sanford, for five minutes. >> i appreciate it, chairman. if i might, i'm going to yield my time to my colleague from ohio. >> ladies and gentlemen, for yielding, agent strzok, i want to go back to this e-mail you sent on january 10th regarding the buzzfeed publishing of the dossier. do you have that in front of you again? >> i do. >> okay. in my last round of questioning, you said you spoke with bruce orr several times in the 2016-2017 time period, is that accurate? >> that's correct. >> okay. and at the time you were working with mr. orr, did you know that he was meeting with representatives from

welcome to our witnesses today and i'm particularlyour colleags from the senate will start us off with observations they have about this critically important issue. also my fellow legislator from missouri i could learn about his company and the area a few weeks ago and i look forward to his testimony as i do of all the others. this is the second in a series of hearings on election security. during the 2016 election cycle , state and local officials were tested like they have not been tested before it even after the election were more aware of the threats that were out there and we need to have better information about those threats and more help how to deal with them. at the last hearing local officials told us they needed timely information and cybersecurity resources as well as technical assistance today return to federal officials who are in charge of helping to provide that assistance and looking at how they can better provide those resources as well as private-sector election vendors. efforts secure american elections are not new following the 2000 election help america vote act h

two of his colleags that i spoke to said they were shocked and a little bit afraid now. but they said we won't stop, we on't let hisacrifice go to waste. meanwhile, way down underground threat.oys face a new it is now a potential death trap. these images filmed just hours before ail diver died show the challenges they and the 12 boys face. fast flowing water often at head height, narrow passages, many completely submerged. local div saman gunn was delivering oxygenut tanks he didn't have enough of his own and collapsed on the way out. like most men he was experienced. if hee died, what about these boys? the, youngest just 11. none of them can swim, getting diving lessons now for a six-hour tre through a death trap. o had birthdays this week but there are noeb ctions here. and officials say there is now a new threat to them. from the very people trying to save them. there are now so many divers in the caves,n that oxy levels in the boys' cave are falling. so a three-mile line oxygen line is being rushed in along with power and phone cables. american divers are now in the