welcome to the morning ethics commission. declaring the existness of a local emergency dated february 25th between twenty. 2020.i would lake to ask our moderator to explean some of the procedures of today's meeting. >> thank you. this is taken in state and federal orders. note that today's meeting is live cable tv. publish pub comment will be available for each eye emmy on this a general awe. 6411545565001 the access code followled by pound and pound again it joan as an attendee. you'll be in less employing mode only. press star three and wait for the host to call on you. please mutiny electro electronid you. if you wish to withdrawal yourself press star threez again. if you wish to comment again, you may stay on the lean frerms .>> thank you moderator. as a friendly reminder for my commissioners and participate ans, we request that you mute number microphone to roa deuce it reduce.(roll call). >> iet sem two psm items appearing an in appearing -- we're checking to see if there are callers in the queue. we're currently on age

they re being taught to their children a new york ethics commission probes its own decision to a law, a former governor, andrew cuomo, to rick in $5000000.00 for his book about the pandemic. we hear from the daughter of care, home coven, victim, in this state. his whole entire investigation feels like one big shell to me are family members, a for us bleeding nursing home with families? they are, they're dead. they're not coming back. that it's exactly 20 years since the u. s. coalition invaded afghanistan with the country now. and melton families are having to resort to drastic measures when your stomach is empty, you can't think about the dark side. so i'm forced to sell a few of my kids to feed others. there is no option left. ah, coming live from our moscow studios every hour of the day. this is our t pleasure to have your company. my name's unit o'neill. europe's energy markets are reeling from extreme price volatility with natural gas rates. now edging back from an all time record though it's left high souls, feeling the impact ahead of what's forecast to be a colder than normal

you know, the ethics commission already allowed homo to keep the $5100000.00. he made off a lot of money, but the lies. so frankly, i don't see the point and having the ethics commission investigate themselves, i want to try to be optimistic. and on its face, it's a small victory, and it's a step that browser that a lot earlier. but i'm a realist in a month encouraged by this move, our family members a for us really nursing home families, their, their dad, they're not coming back. so number one, he should apologize. number 2 is she give every cent that he made off his book to his many, many victims, and number 3, what i hope and he won't voluntarily, he should do this, but i hope he ends up in prison. what he's done, cuomo is a big deal. it's just one of a series of scandals involving the former governor. he resigned in late august, often numerous allegations of sexual misconduct. now, earlier in the pandemic, the governor was praised for his decisive action to prevent the spread of coven. but in february, it emerged that new york authorities had massively unde

also in the program, a new york ethics commission probes its own decision to allow former governor andrew cuomo to rake in $5000000.00 for his book about the pandemic. though on the program we hear from the daughter of a care home coven victim, in that state. his whole entire investigation feels like one big show to me. are family members. a for us we the nursing home with families there, they're dead. they're not coming back. first is exactly, it's 20 years now since the us coalition invaded afghanistan with the country now and meltdown. families are resorting to drastic measures. when your stomach is empty, you can't think about the dark side. so i'm forced to sell a few of my kids to feed others. there's no option left with plenty of headlines for you today. and this goes a program. welcome to it on rural research. europe's energy markets all reeling from extreme price volatility with natural gas. now, edging back from an old time record, and households though, are already feeling the pinch just ahead of the winter season. ah mm. so russia is europe's biggest gas supplier, and presiden

there's no option leverage and also an ethics commission in new york launch is a probe into its own decision to allow for mega andrew cuomo to rake in $5000000.00 for his book about the pandemic that we hear from the daughter of a care home residents. who died in the states covered crisis. this whole entire investigation feels like one big show to mean our family members. for us me be nursing home with families there they're jet, they're not coming back. ah . thursday, october, the 7th on down just after 8 am here at moscow. a very good morning to you from all of us here at auto international. i'm role researching. so europe is in the grip of a full blown energy crisis, with natural gas prices soaring to an old time record. and households are already feeling the impact right ahead of the winter season. ah, a tooth . now if you didn't know it, russia is europe's biggest gas supplier, and president putin has said the current shortage is partially down to the e use on mistakes. he accused brussels of short sightedness for insisting on a switch from long tom gas contracts about of spot trading.

this time from the states public ethics commission over its own approval of his book on the pandemic. a cuomo who, who's missteps, i should say a blame for thousands of copa deaths in care homes is set to make $5000000.00 from the memoir. and the daughter of one of those k hm. victims gave us a response to the commissions announcement. the commission has voted to approve the retention of independent counsel to conduct inquiry into the legal and procedural operations of the commission. this whole entire investigation feels like one big show to me. you know, the ethics commission already allowed homo to keep the $5100000.00 he made off of his blood money book of lies. so frankly, i don't see that point and having the ethics commission investigating cells, i want to try to be optimistic and on its face it's a small victory. and it's a step that browser that a lot earlier. but i'm a realist in a month encouraged by this move, our family members a for us leaving nursing home families, their, their dad, they're not coming back. so number one, he should apologize. number 2 is she give every

welcome to the morning ethics commission. declaring the existness of a local emergency dated february 25th between twenty. 2020.i would lake to ask our moderator to explean some of the procedures of today's meeting. >> thank you. this is taken in state and federal orders. note that today's meeting is live cable tv. publish pub comment will be available for each eye emmy on this a general awe. 6411545565001 the access code followled by pound and pound again it joan as an attendee. you'll be in less employing mode only. press star three and wait for the host to call on you. please mutiny electro electronid you. if you wish to withdrawal yourself press star threez again. if you wish to comment again, you may stay on the lean frerms .>> thank you moderator. as a friendly reminder for my commissioners and participate ans, we request that you mute number microphone to roa deuce it reduce.(roll call). >> iet sem two psm items appearing an in appearing -- we're checking to see if there are callers in the queue. we're currently on age

new york. york's joint commission on public ethics has said that it will launch an internal inquiry into its approval of disgraced ex governor, unto kobe's books. d, a lusty with $5000000.00. the commission has voted to approve the retention of independent counsel to conduct inquiry into the legal and procedural operations of the commission. in his memoir, american crisis leadership lessons from the coven. 19 pandemic. cuomo shared what he called his hard won lessons in leadership. the book deal which allowed cuomo to profit from its sale was allegedly never put to a vote at the public ethics commission. that's reportedly according to several board members, another prob, looking into whether the ex governor used state funds to produce that book is ongoing. coma received scathing criticism this february, when it transpired, the new york authorities had massively under reported, the number of coven related deaths in the states, nursing homes. things went from bad to worse for cargo and a series of sexual misconduct allegations later emerged. and with pressure mounting eventually stepped do

new york new york's joint commission on public ethics as cited will launch, an in tanner inquiry into its approval of disgraced ex governor and her coma is both deal last year with $5000000.00. the commission has voted to approve the retention of independent counsel to conduct inquiry into the legal and procedural operations of the condition. tomo received scathing criticism this february, when it had transpired, or the new york authorities had massively under reporters, the number of covey related deaths in the states. nursing homes is also turned out that over 9000 patients were i prematurely sandbox to care facilities. leading to accusations that the authorities accelerate as the spread of the virus. and they say my mine, his memoir, american crisis leadership lessons from the curried 19th and tammy como shed what he calls his hon. one lessons in leadership, assistant director for voices for seniors. tracy, alina and i reports almost books, once again, it is a blood money book of lies, and it was written on the graves of over $16000.00 innocent senior citizens. and it's not only re

if you want them on the ethics commission website. if you want a centralized website, that's fine with me. so i think the reporting function itself is what accomplishes that and if the ethics commission wants to sit down and talk about how we do it and maybe give us coaching. i'm all for learning. [please stand by] >> we have to expect our city officials to follow all applicable laws. if the tickets are in fact necessary for the department to carry out its functions it's hard to say how that would be an affront to tax payers. it is important to push back on the concept that the city can obtain for free, it should do that, rather than pay for it. we talked about that for the free males. for a business lunch with a contactor, it's okay to pay for the free lunch. rather than save on the restricted lunch. especially on save appreciation. they recommend the city do more to pay for staff appreciation for that very within. it's much better that we as a city value that and consider it necessary. rather than rely on restricted sources to pay f

just how to set on both organizations have a consistent history of doing new york joint commission on public ethics has said it will launch an internal inquiry into its approval of disgraced ex governor andrew cohen was brookdale last year. it was $5000000.00. the commission has voted to approve the retention of independent counsel to conduct inquiry into the legal and procedural operations of the commission. i received a scathing criticism was february when it transpired that the new york authorities had massively under reported the number of her read related deaths in the states nursing homes. it also turned down that over 9000 patients work for prematurely sent months to have facilities leading to accusations that the authorities, accelerators, the spread of the virus coma has continued to deny anyone during assistant director, for voices for seniors. tracy albino told us that the in bottles, governors, initial response to the printer was promising when it 1st started and he was giving these reports and he was using the powerpoint slides. i was like, wow, he's actually doing a really good job of

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wise, so frankly, i don't see the point in having the ethics commission investigate and sells. no, i want to try to be optimistic. and on its face, it's a small victory. and it's a step that browser earlier, but i'm a realist in a month encouraged by the small one was book once again, it is a blood money book of lies. and it was written on the graves of over $16000.00 innocent senior citizens. and it's not only reason to write a book on how you conquered a pandemic in the middle of a pandemic. but it's still rate evil. actively omit jess from public health record to make money off of a book deal to my father's death may have been an inconvenient number that he left off the report to get a 5000000 dollar book deal. but to me, my father was my whole world era of today's and john, as for munoz and about 30 minutes, sign up next it's a news use he's ah ah can continue the internet, censorship and freedom of speech co exist. miss. all important question is being tested. how should misinformation be defined? who should be allowed to make this determination? today it's about vaccines

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that motion passes unanimously and the ethics commission requires that you submit the reason why youed to be recuse, commissioner diamond, and submit that electronically. do i hear a motion for item 5? >> commissioner tanner: move to approve item 5. >> second. >> jonas: thank you, on that motion to approve item 5 under consent calendar? >> commissioner tanner: aye. >> commissioner fung: aye. >> commissioner imperial: aye. >> commissioner moore: aye. >> commissioner koppel: aye. so moved, that motion passes unanimously, 6-0 and will place us under commission matters. 6, commission comments and questions. if there are no comments or with questions from commissioners, we can move on to item 7, director's announcements. >> good afternoon, no announcements today. >> jonas: item 8, review of past events at the board of supervisors, there was no historic preservation commission hearing yesterday. >> the committee considered supervisor peskin's ordinance that would -- this was heard last week and continued because of substantive changes to be made to the ordinance. linda chapman had concerns

but instead of we are looking at ethics reform, the supreme court commission didn't touch t didn't even study it. this reform, this commission was designed to do nothing to give biden cover for doing nothing. they have done their job very well. host: the president's commission on scotus was established by exec executive order in april, 180 days to study the legality of reform proposals. expanding the number of justices. 36 legal scholars, loirs lawyers, and federal judges held more than 17 hours of discussion. their mienl report was due. sippedy in woodbridge, illinois. good morning. go ahead. caller: good morning. i want to make one comment than then i'll ask a question. i had an abortion before i hit my 20's. after i hit my 20's, i'm 67 now, and i pray every day of my life for the lord to forgive me for what i have done. i want him to tell me if this is true or not. when they passed it in 1973 i believe my government, now i realize what they have done is they shaped it and crammed it in the constitution. so i have paper in hand right now. tell me where in the constitution or any paper

ethics rules. it is low hanging fruit and the commission won't even touch it. >> always a pleasure to speak with youave no mystery where you stand. i appreciate it. >> thanks for having me on, john. >>> all right, so with -- it turns out the tools to defend democracy from those who would tear it apart have been on the books for years. so why aren't we using them? a reality check next. >>> steve bannon is defying a subpoena from the house committee investigating the insurrection, the committee says it will refer a criminal referral to the justice department for not showing up. it is illegal, which is why they have them. john avlon with a reality check. >> if you refuse to answer a subpoena, you should be held in contempt of court or congress as the case may be. that's why the january 6th investigation committee is 100% right to pursue criminal contempt charges against steve bannon. one of the reasons we're in this mess is because the trump administration withered the muscle memory around actually enforcing the law. often through obstruction, and the general politization of the doj. when confronted by

controller's office public integrity review, preliminary assessment ethical standards for contracted award processes of the airport commissionand other commissions and boards. and hopefully we can bring this to the commission for approval in november or december. that is it on the by-laws announcement. anything else to bring forward in the future? hearing none we can move on to item 12. is that right, ashley? you are muted. >> public comment on item 11. dial star 3 for public comment. anyone have hands raised? >> there are zero hands raised. >> no callers, public comment the closed. 12 communications. any public comment on item 12? any hands raised? >> there are zero hands raised. >> public comment is closed. we are on item 13 adjournment. >> so moved. >> second. >> moved and jupiter jones seconded. all in favor say aye. >> aye. any opposed? we are adjourned at 11:11. >> after my fire in my apartment and losing everything, the red cross gave us a list of agencies in the city to reach out to and i signed up for the below-market rate program. i got my certificate and started applying and won the housing lottery. [♪♪♪] >> the c

them, that could be a reform an incentive looking at ethics reform the supreme court did even ask or study it so again this reform of the commission was designed, they should do nothing to give biden cover for doing nothing and then they've done their job very well. >> executive order in april 180 days to dispenser the legalities of the perform in front proposals but expanding the number of justices and 36 legals callers and former bipartisan just as of more than 17 hours of discussion as we stand on the report is due next month. let me get to the skull, cindy illinois republican. >> good morning, on the make a comment and then alaska question i had an abortion, in my 20s in africa my 20s, i am 67 now and i plate entered pray every day ofd my life for the lord to forgive me for what they've done. now i want him to tell me if this is true or not. in the past in 1973, believe that my government i realized they have done is they have printed into the constitution so i've paper in hand for a cat now, tell me where is in the constitution or any papers gives a woman the right to kill an unborn human being and i will write it down i will

preliminary review did not extend to the building inspections commission, but we know that unconflicted governance is critical to setting and enforcing ethical standard. d.b.i. and building inspections commission were established in 1994 via charter ballot measure proposition g. supervisor peskin, melgar and i are working together to explore potential options for meaningful structural and systemic d.b.i. reform via charter ballot in june 2022. finally, last but not least, i'm requesting a hearing on d.b.i.'s implementation of the expanded compliance control legislation that i wrote and passed in march with co-sponsorship of every member of the board of supervisors. the law is intended to protect the public by requiring tracking and reporting of parties associated with significant building code violations. i want to know the status of the expanded compliance control, whether candidates of the list have been presented to the building inspection, whether parties who made it on the list are reported to the state licensing board, whether the list has been published on d.b.i.'s website as required. we couldn't find it doing a quick search. and whe

commission believes this is not designed to advocate and make the recommendations. think of it this way the supreme court is the only court in the country that operates without ethicses there is no code of ethics that they are required to follow it is low hanging fruit to have the fx requirement i don't know maybe with sexual assault and then excuse themselves when women's rights come before them? but looking at fx reform the supreme court commission did not even study it so theot commission was designed to do nothing to give cover for doing nothing and had done their job very well. >> that can mental - - on executive order 180 days to study the merits and proposal such as term limits to expand the number of justices 36 legalld scholars and judges and more than 17 hours of discussion in the final report is due next month that morning. go ahead. >> ith want to make one comment. i had an abortion and my twenties when i hit my twenties i am 67 now and i pray every day of the lord to forgive me for what i have done. so when they passed in 1973 i believe my government but they beat it and stomped it and crammed into the constitution so i have pencil in hand right now so

controller's office public integrity review, preliminary assessment ethical standards for contracted award processes of the airport commissions and boards. and hopefully we can bring this to the commission for approval in november or december. that is it on the by-laws announcement. anything else to bring forward in the future? hearing none we can move on to item 12. is that right, ashley? you are muted. >> public comment on item 11. dial star 3 for public comment. anyone have hands raised? >> there are zero hands raised. >> no callers, public comment the closed. 12 communications. any public comment on item 12? any hands raised? >> there are zero hands raised. >> public comment is closed. we are on item 13 adjournment. >> so moved. >> second. >> moved and jupiter jones seconded. all in favor say aye. >> aye. any opposed? we are adjourned at 11:11. [♪♪♪] >> i just wanted to say a few words. one is to the parents and to all of the kids. thank you for supporting this program and for trusting us to create a soccer program in the bayview. >> soccer is the world's game, and everybody plays, but in the united states, this is a spo

controller's office public integrity review, preliminary assessment ethical standards for contracted award processes of the airport commissionand other commissions and boards. and hopefully we can bring this to the commission for approval in november or december. that is it on the by-laws announcement. anything else to bring forward in the future? hearing none we can move on to item 12. is that right, ashley? you are muted. >> public comment on item 11. dial star 3 for public comment. anyone have hands raised? >> there are zero hands raised. >> no callers, public comment the closed. 12 communications. any public comment on item 12? any hands raised? >> there are zero hands raised. >> public comment is closed. we are on item 13 adjournment. >> so moved. >> second. >> moved and jupiter jones seconded. all in favor say aye. >> aye. any opposed? we are adjourned at 11:11. due to the covid-19 health machining and to protect board members and public the meeting rooms at city hall are closed. commissioners are participating remotely as if physically present. we ask listeners to turn down divisions while listens on the phone. we ask

to go on any of the city's multiple commission websites and actually look at what meeting on web ex looks like. i know off the top of my head, too, which i staff ethics uses web ex. you can open a past meeting to see what it means to be on web ex. i will say it is very similar to zoom. usability i think is easier. i have found it easier to use than isp. >> thank you. jeremy lee. >> madam clerk. i am very clear with the task force and members of the public. the issue before us is asking us to migrate over from teams to web ex, is that correct? >> that is correct. we would like to use the channels on teams for the interpretation part of it. we have teams, you have been using it. we want to bring in a new platform to give you a quick training on in a short amount of time. then learn ourselves how to use the channels. how to host the interpretation. adrian has indicated she could provide interpreters for the november 1st meeting if we could get it. all of your usage up to speed. >> the main reason for the switch is security and just kind of the issues. >> no the main reason for the switch to web ex. it has more function ability for the public to see the

to go on any of the city's multiple commission websites and actually look at what meeting on web ex looks like. i know off the top of my head, too, which i staff ethics uses web ex. you can open a past meeting to see what it means to be on web ex. i will say it is very similar to zoom. usability i think is easier. i have found it easier to use than isp. >> thank you. jeremy lee. >> madam clerk. i am very clear with the task force and members of the public. the issue before us is asking us to migrate over from teams to web ex, is that correct? >> that is correct. we would like to use the channels on teams for the interpretation part of it. we have teams, you have been using it. we want to bring in a new platform to give you a quick training on in a short amount of time. then learn ourselves how to use the channels. how to host the interpretation. adrian has indicated she could provide interpreters for the november 1st meeting if we could get it. all of your usage up to speed. >> the main reason for the switch is security and just kind of the issues. >> no the main reason for the switch to web ex. it has more function ability for the public to see the