>> yes. >> commissioner cornet. >> yes. commissioner dickersonson is absent. >> commissioner hub bert. >> yes. >> commissioner ortiz. >> yes. >> and vice president. >> yes. >> motion passes, congratulations. [applause] regular stating itself for off site consumption. >> hi. >> speaker: good afternoon, i think it's great that i'm after the legacy businesses, it's very apropos. >> otherwise referred to as d.a. o regulations. administrative code chapter 26 was passed in 2006 to ensure that businesses that sell alcoholic beveragages are not the source of nuisance in the community. ads mrd the daemd approved alcohol use education and out reach program and its related costs. according to the department of public health, the annual fee was 310 dollars and the fee is tied to the consumer price index to increase yearly with inflation. this proposal to repeal the d.a. o code was initially included in office of small business, economic report and response to supervisor ferrer. outside alcohol have had historically high compliance rate

>> yes. >> commissioner cornet. >> yes. commissioner dickersonson is absent. >> commissioner hub bert. >> yes. >> commissioner ortiz. >> yes. >> and vice president. >> yes. >> motion passes, congratulations. [applause] regular stating itself for off site consumption. >> hi. >> speaker: good afternoon, i think it's great that i'm after the legacy businesses, it's very apropos. >> otherwise referred to as d.a. o regulations. administrative code chapter 26 was passed in 2006 to ensure that businesses that sell alcoholic beveragages are not the source of nuisance in the community. ads mrd the daemd approved alcohol use education and out reach program and its related costs. according to the department of public health, the annual fee was 310 dollars and the fee is tied to the consumer price index to increase yearly with inflation. this proposal to repeal the d.a. o code was initially included in office of small business, economic report and response to supervisor ferrer. outside alcohol have had historically high compliance rate

>> yes. >> commissioner cornet. >> yes. commissioner dickersonson is absent. >> commissioner hub bert. >> yes. >> commissioner ortiz. >> yes. >> and vice president. >> yes. >> motion passes, congratulations. [applause] regular stating itself for off site consumption. >> hi. >> speaker: good afternoon, i think it's great that i'm after the legacy businesses, it's very apropos. >> otherwise referred to as d.a. o regulations. administrative code chapter 26 was passed in 2006 to ensure that businesses that sell alcoholic beveragages are not the source of nuisance in the community. ads mrd the daemd approved alcohol use education and out reach program and its related costs. according to the department of public health, the annual fee was 310 dollars and the fee is tied to the consumer price index to increase yearly with inflation. this proposal to repeal the d.a. o code was initially included in office of small business, economic report and response to supervisor ferrer. outside alcohol have had historically high compliance rate

another first for the side as chelsea cornet scored her first international goal, making it five.r for ukraine. wales dropped to second, but the top three qualify for the play—offs. it's back to back defeats though for northern ireland — who were beaten by portugal in county armagh. andreia norton with portugal's winner in a 2—1victory. portugal have 4 wins from 4 — northern ireland drop to 3rd in the group. novak djokovic has withdrawn from the french open with a knee injury — the defending champion was scheduled to play in the quarter—finals. djokovic blamed the roland garros clay courts for aggravating the problem during his fourth—round victory yesterday. that means casper ruud gets a walkover into the semi—finals. our tennis correspondent russell fuller has more. it has been described as a torn medial meniscus, right knee problem. we don't know the severity of this injury, but it is a huge concern to novak djokovic with wimbledon starting injust under novak djokovic with wimbledon starting in just under four weeks' time and the olympics beginning in just under eight. he is de

two, to leverage and help to cornet u.s. foreign assistance while promoting international cooperation. three, to elevate global health security as top national security and foreign policy priority for our country. we have already made tremendous progress. let me highlight three examples. first, we continue to make progress in the fight against hiv/aids. kris has enabled us to save over 25 million lives. the bureau has the most -- in leveraging the pepfar platform to address health security threats such as ebola. i look for to working with this committee in a bipartisan fashion to pass a clean life your pepfar reauthorization in 2025. second, i recently chaired the pandemic response committee which was launched five new strategies later this month. and lastly, the bureau launched foreign ministry for global health security in march which will work to coordinate, cooperate, , collaborate and commit effectively with like-minded countries to fight infectious disease threats. it is not a question of if, a new threat will emerge.

for example here, the uk and other couthat as a venue to come together and figure out how can they cornetrate on developing and deploying evals earlier. i think it's all very positive. we've established we're what we a contact group of around 40 countries will be talked with general ai governance issues abeen a very coordinate on a range of issues. >> so let's audience. if you would raise your hand and wait for the mic to come your way. yes, secondd row. >> thank you. my name is alice here i am a china taiwanese subject matter expert for indo-pacific. i think what you discusses very interesting. and my question we talked a lot about how to apply and spec with cultures or countries deep culture and social influence such as the middle east or china specifically on their language, how can wf the risks of using ai and generating wrong or misleading results? and had we mitigate that risk? >> so i think especially in the intelligence sphere i think we are very conscious about ensuring that any adoption will have to meet the rigorous analytic tradecraft requirements and standards that exist. he

s anybody else we need to cornet with their we do this or transportation operations center and emergencysupport function assigned to us by statute and we stand ready to help. we hope it is hurricane season anybody can get there without incident but we know were up against and we will be there to help. >> thank you very much. and the last one. several members of my district have expressed concerns over your agency's goal to achieve through emissions other electric vehicles, mainly like public transport and those kinds of things. does usdot plan to mandate a forced face in overtime electric vehicles on the agency continue to allow transit system to determine what type of alternative fuel technologies works best for the? >> our approach has been to create options and provide economic support whether we're talking personal or those low emission buses whereby for a lot of transit agencies. we know it's not a one-size-fits-all and want to work with the transit agencies on answers that make sense for them. >> very good and we yield back with 22 seconds. thank you. >> the gentleman yields. the c

s anybody else we need to cornet with their we do this or transportation operations center and emergencysupport function assigned to us by statute and we stand ready to help. we hope it is hurricane season anybody can get there without incident but we know were up against and we will be there to help. >> thank you very much. and the last one. several members of my district have expressed concerns over your agency's goal to achieve through emissions other electric vehicles, mainly like public transport and those kinds of things. does usdot plan to mandate a forced face in overtime electric vehicles on the agency continue to allow transit system to determine what type of alternative fuel technologies works best for the? >> our approach has been to create options and provide economic support whether we're talking personal or those low emission buses whereby for a lot of transit agencies. we know it's not a one-size-fits-all and want to work with the transit agencies on answers that make sense for them. >> very good and we yield back with 22 seconds. thank you. >> the gentleman yields. the c