epc responded shortly after, but staff feel pretty confident we should move forward with aecom. i can answer any questions. i also have the city attorney here who worked with us on the response. >> i read the letter and reviewed the materials and i'm ready to make a motion. i'll move the item. >> second it. >> thank you. comments on this item? seeing none. all those in favor? opposed? the motion carries. so, shall we read items to be covered in closed session? >> yes. item 20, is existing litigation, joseph versus city and county of san francisco. 21, existing litigation. 23, existing litigation, pacific gas and electric. 24, existing litigation, pacific gas and electric. are there any public comments on the items to be addressed during closed session? seeing none, may have a motion on whether to assert? >> i'll move to assert. >> second. >> president ye all /* we are going to take five-minute break. maybe eight minutes. >> [laughter]. the commission has now reconvened in open session. the announcement following the closed session is the following. item 20 was settled. items 21

sector and even though there are awful stories down 10% today and let's call them the high-quality epcet cetera, relative to the current price of brent which by the way, is one of the best charts of any market, these things are trading very cheap relative to an oil or asset price and they're companies that are being run differently. the energy sector is underperformed and they have interest near record highs with the fundamentals that have gotten a lot better. >> real quick, disney has gotten ahead of itself and disney, and it was a $99 stock and legalized gambling and that was the lifeline and we had the conversation and now some 32% later you're wondering if the good news priced in crushed numbers on may 6th and otherwise they're 21 times next year's numbers in my opinion they're just pay too rich. >> bank leadership, how important is it right now? >> well, thank god it's been a long time coming and i've been waiting for that for a while. >> i still think they have room to run united rentals is the most interesting. it's upon a lot if we get this infrastructure deal >> did this meeti

let you all know that we are live-streaming this event on twitter at nico tweets as well as on the epc's main events page. with that, i will turn it over to chris ramon, who serves as the policy analyst for bpc's immigration project and is the brains behind their fantastic report. >> so i want to thank everybody for coming out today and thank our viewers who are watching this from home and their offices. and obviously i want to thank our apparents at neco a. i'm a policy analyst with the bipartisan policy centers immigration project, and i'm here to present our report today titled a call for clarity and compromise, the perspective of state and local officials in the national immigration debate. so, you know, this report really sought to find what state and local views have been on immigration issues, and so we're going to dive in today a little bit, you know, what we found in the conversations that we had in these roundtables. we're going to start off with the key takeaways before we dive in and talk about what the roundtables are and what we learned, and we'll end with a conclusion, jus

with the availability for those students and i encourage you to look on our website and epc did org but now let's turn to today's event but c-span is covering this life we are also live streaming on the website so welcome to the viewers and today's conference would be posted in transcript form and then we will publish the transcript in the next issue of the quarterly journal. and then to have a good impact because that content is disseminated. >> now i will briefly introduce our panel beginning the program with friends and colleagues and ambassador who is the acting principal assistant deputy known as a career foreign service officer and the diplomatic assignment the ambassador in algeria. jeff is the senior director regional security programs at the center for the national interest previously served as senior director with south asian affairs at the national security council. the third panelist is a senior fellow at the center for american progress also the middle east and pfizer at the white house department of state and in the senate. i would like to thank all three of you for being