good afternoon welcome to the ethic's commission. minutes reflect this meeting is held pursuant to the 45th is up element to the mayor proclamation the existence of a local emergency and subject to conscience of that proclamation. today's meeting is live on soft sfgovtv. for public comment members mail attends in person or by phone. can you explain how the remote public comment will be handled today? public comment available on each item on this agenda. each member allowed 3 minutes. for those in person opportunity to speak during the public comment will be made available in 416, city hall. for those remote, public comment can be provide by calling 415-554-0001, access code: 2486 188 0913 ## press star 3 to enter the speaker's queue. when the mess anning says have been unmute third degree is you should turn on peek you will hear staff say, welcome. we encourage to you state your name. when you peek have you 3 machines to provide comment. 6 millions if online. you will hear a bell had you have 30 seconds remaining. if you change your

go ahead, please. >> part of the materials that was provided was a run down description of ethic's commissionf. and i want to make sure that description includes information that was provided to the commission as as a result of the board budget and legislative analyst review. the controller's review, the grand jury reviews and also the ethic's commission response to the board of supervisors. when they held their hearing on the issues that were raised. there is a consistent theme that has gone the past perhaps 6 or seven years. which is that we are more duties given to us than upon funds allocated to get the work done. >> i think that -- i candidate needs to be aware that to -- date we have operated under the restrictions of a budget set by city hall. rather than one we set ourselves. okay. i have a couple of questions for miss derby in terms of the brochure i agree that we don't need to kill more trees by making them in paper. what i would like to suggest is -- because we competing with so many other people looking for very selective poof candidates, if you can add like an opening statement.

the ethics commission includes representatives of the defense, from all regions of the country the commission will begin work this year. in addition, lawyers will continue to improve the quality of their knowledge at the youth educational and methodological center. belarus and russia together will restore places of collective memory of the victims of the great patriotic war through joint projects. this year was discussed during the video of the bridge between moscow and minsk the online meeting was organized by the parliamentary assembly of the union of belarus and russia. the youth chamber proposes to equip partisan camps and camps in the border areas in belarus, where the mogilev gomel vitebsk region is another landmark object of restoration, which the allied youth will begin to become a bonic field. there, for the first time , a mass people's militia was created, and the tula divisions actively opposed the germans. there is a certain memorialization there , there is the bunin field itself pavilion, but at the same time, i absolutely agree with the mogilev executive committee that it is her

that we have safeguards under a labour government, that we'll have an independent integrity and ethics commissionwork, that we actually have experts to scrutinise what labour is doing in government. it's really important for people's faith in politics. the housing secretary, michael gove, has accepted that the failure of successive governments to implement safety regulations over many years was partly to blame for the grenfell tower fire. 72 people died in the incident in 2017. new rules could see developers banned from the market, if they fail to fix unsafe buildings. richard galpin reports. the fire in this high—rise apartment block was the worst of its kind in the country in living memory. 72 people lost their lives. flammable cladding helped the fire spread quickly up its 2a stories. hundreds of other tower blocks in the country are wrapped in the same or similar flammable materials — in part, the government admitted today, because of lax building safety laws. it was collective over many years... it was a collective failure of government? yeah, totally. and it was a failure to effectively hav

that we have safeguards under a labour government, that we'll have an independent integrity and ethics commissionwe're not marking our own homework, that we actually have experts to scrutinise what labour is doing in government. it's really important for people's faith in politics. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, will be injerusalem on monday, to discuss how to de—escalate growing tensions between israelis and palestinians. more than a dozen people have died in recent days. the israeli security cabinet has now approved new measures in response to friday's shooting outside a synagogue in which seven people died. our middle east correspondent, yoland knell reports. in shock at their sudden loss. the grief—stricken family of rafael ben eliyahu, killed by a palestinian gunman outside a synagogue on friday when he was trying to help another victim. "dad, you're my hero," his son says. "you chose to sacrifice your life for others." seven people were shot dead in a due settlement in the deadliest attack of its kind in years. now, israel's cabinet is promising a strong response, making it easi

that we have safeguards under a labour government that will have an independent, integrity and ethics commission expert scrutinising what labour is doing in government. it is really important for people's faith in politics.— it is really important for people's faith in politics. thank you ever so much. i faith in politics. thank you ever so much- i have _ faith in politics. thank you ever so much. i have to _ faith in politics. thank you ever so much. i have to leave _ faith in politics. thank you ever so much. i have to leave it _ faith in politics. thank you ever so much. i have to leave it there, - much. i have to leave it there, thank you for rejoining us. anneliese dodds speaking to me there. the scottish prison service has announced an "urgent review" of all transgender cases in its prisons. it says it will pause the movement of all transgender inmates until the review is completed. the move follows outcry about the case of isla bryson, a trans woman convicted of raping two women before changing gender. she was initially remanded to cornton vale women's prison, before being moved to a male

these lobbyist should be required to register the state ethics commission just like those who are fadelobby the legislature. and it is good for the state house is good for the schoolhouse. leaders of the general assembly send me this leanings i will sign it into law. [applause] >> we know that access to an affordable degree skill trade certificate is essential to ensure that our state has the trained and educated work force to compete for jobs in investment in the future. manufactures in particular view the availability of skill labor and critical to their decisions to invest here. to address the critical labor shortage, affecting key centers of our economy, i'm asking the general assembly to invest in additional 78 million dollars and lottery funds to expand work force scholarships for the future through the south carolina technical college system in the last two years, this highly successful program has empowered over 10,000 south carolina to earn industry for digital and high demand careers like manufacturing, health care, computer science, and information technology transportation,

. >> i know how to candidates like sports >> house speaker kevin mccarthy says that an ethics commissionis the right next step. and for now, santos is vowing not to resign. coming up right after this break, the search for a 5 year-old boy who was separated from his mother during a flash flood continues today the latest details. >> from the search efforts. plus, the newest inflation report is out. why analysts say this could be a good one amid some recession concerns for 2023. but first months after declaring a public health emergency for the number of monkeypox cases, they're not falling. why health officials are crediting health officials are crediting with this decline. dancing is everything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her. my skin was so itchy. and my outfit was uncomfortable. now, my skin's not as itchy. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us, to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside, to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can c

good afternoon welcome to the ethic's commission.ct this meeting is held pursuant to the 45th is up element to the mayor proclamation the existence of a local emergency and subject to conscience of that proclamation. today's meeting is live on soft sfgovtv. for public comment members mail attends in person or by phone. can you explain how the remote

this is a little bit more obscure, a little bit more hidden some folks in the ethics community think these commissions need to be scrutinized a lot more because is allow had enormous influence from people in the industry who benefit from some of those decisions. >> it's rita reporting, thanks for bringing it to us. >>> let's get to bertha coombs for the cnbc news update. >>> here's what's happening at this hour. the fbi searched the penn biden center offices in mid-november, about two weeks after president biden's lawyers found classified documents there from his time as vice president it's unclear whether the previously undisclosed search turned up more classified records or anything else of importance >>> video has been released of former president trump's deposition this summer it was part of a probe by new york prosecutors into business practices at the trump organization over four hours of questioning, trump invoked the fifth amendment more than 400 times. >>> and a new study has found black americans are between three an five times more likely to be audited by the irs than nonblack taxpayers res

a law firm and represented police officers and disciplinary cases that appeared before this commission. ethices and reputation were never questioned. as a kwam, especially a woman of color i'm will held it i different standard it is unfair and should not be happen nothing san francisco. rather than judging me for who i am and what i accomplishod this commission. they cast dispersions on my legacy the focus is never on my work or accomplishments or accomplishments of the commission or my work ethic. and iment to say enough is enough. the sexism needs to stop and have no accomplice in san francisco. i'm a proud latina, filipino prosecutoring and take my job seriously. i can and i do exercise sounds judgment in my duties as a commissioner and i do it without my husband's involvement. because i'm a woman of color a hard working ram of color i'm an asset to this commission. i bring personal perspective other don't bring to the tain. my participation is important and needed especially when it come to racial and gender disparities that the san francisco police department struggles with. i am speaking

isaid i said that labour would propose an integrity and ethics commission which looks at how we can bedly from many years ago. have you ever jumped on the back of a cab, engagement from engagement and not put on your seatbelt? well, i can't say categorically i haven't but let me be positive about this and then serious. positively there shines a light on why those seatbelts are necessary and the safety of people in the back of taxis, in the back of cars and the importance of that so i think rishi sunak, the fact that he has had two fixed penalty notices in the past nine months shows a lack of judgement on his half as chancellor and then as prime minister, and i think you should use this opportunity highlight that safety does matter in vehicles, and, you know, the public are arguably more aware of that now so i think it is important we stressed to people that seatbelts are all serious reasons and they can save your life. and seatbelts are all serious reasons and they can save your life. and i su ose and they can save your life. and i sunpose given — and they can save your life. and i sun

have a make sure that we get, we put to commission and accounts or to join that we get the european ethics body. this is for example, or something where we need to touch the institution of agreement, which we cannot decide ourselves. but there's a lot of things that we can decide ourselves that we can say, listen, we have to also make it mandatory that you meet people from 3rd countries that you put that, that is transparent, that you say with whom you met. i mean, i, i don't want us to be a locked in and talk to nobody. it's important that we talk to lobbyists to environmental and g o z to trade unions to representative of interest. she chamber of commerce is, you know, this is, this is, this is our work, but we have to tower to it's. it's not as i don't see any problem to say with whom you taught. switched to, to talk to others. and it's no problem to show to him. you talked thank you very much. you're very welcome. yad vashem is the world holocaust remembrance center in israel. this year. it turns 70 and it's holding commemorative events around the world, including here in germany, situ

general's office, the eastern district of new york, and just yesterday an ethics complaint was filed to the federal elections commissionege that santos violated federal campaign finance laws by claiming he loaned $705,000 to his campaign, but it actually came from unknown individuals or corporations. his team has declined to comment to nbc news. we have yet to hear a response if his lawyer as well. but when will we hear more from santos? here's what he told reporters. h. >> i want to bring in capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles, brendan buck is back with us. ryan, is gop leadership showing any sign of concern or any sign they might take action, even maybe not giving committee assignments, or is mccarthy waiting for someone else to take action? >> it seems as though george santos is taking incoming from all different directions. local prosecutors, theics committees, federal elections commission, a all of them are looking into his inconsistent background. but the one group that has remained quiet is the leaders in the republican party, and they are the ones that have the ability to take the most direction action and q

commission. this ordinance is absolutely necessary. it is i basic matter. ethic in how our city works the point of, pointing people to commissions they have expertise or sfrns that is useful not for them to be proxy of the elected official who appointed them. there should be independence there. and i think the [inaudible] brought up it is like in addition to the mayor appointing police commissioner and the chief and to have this and have the commissioners with the threat of resignation any moment. this is not a billions in the government. i think the ordinance is necessary. and would like to [inaudible]. thank you very much. >> thank you. why can we have the next caller? >> good morning allen calling and i'm calling to support the comments of my supervisor, supervisor mandelman. to hear supervisor preston talk about how this will help guard undue influence on commissions seems absurd to the public. we just watch third degree board 5 months before [inaudible] her appointment was expired watched this board shove her through and so, we think that undue influence thi

commission on civil rights and the president's council on ethics. judicial scholar at the u.s. supreme court where he received the justice thomas and clark award. he's hold jb and degrees from harvard university, several from oxford, and received u.s. presidential citizens a metal and princeton university president award for distinguished teaching. and what are my things about robby is the compassion with which he deals with people whom he's had very deep and profound disagreements. i've seen an action on more than one occasion. an hour beloved brother cornell west professor of philosophy in christian human theological seminary pretty also held the endowed chair class of 1943 professor of african-american studies at princeton university. practice of public philosophy in the divinity school on the department of african and african-american studies at harvard university. he graduated magna cum laude in eastern studies from harvard in three years, as mam phd in philosophy at princeton. he is the author of hundreds of books, chapters, essays and in 2021 he won a grammy award along

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commission on civil rights and the president's counsel on bio ethics. he was a judicial fellow at the u.s. supreme court where he received the justice thomas clarke award. he's a graduate of swarthmore halls imtiaz degrees from -- degrees from oxford and receive the u.s. presidential similar citizens metal and princeton university's award for distinguished teaching. one of my favorite things about robbie is the compassion with which he deals with people with whom he has very deep profound disagreements. i have seen it in action on more than one occasion. our beloved brother cornel west was a dccc professor of philosophy at union theological ceremony. he also held a -- professor of african american studies at princeton university. he's the former professor of the practice of public philosophy in the divinity school and the department of african and african american studies at harvard university. he graduated magna cum laude in near eastern studies from harvard in three years, obtain his m.a. and phd and philosophy at princeton. he is the author of hundre

election commission, and santos is already under investigation by the district attorney in long island and by brazilian authorities in a 2008 fraud case. norah, this could also trigger a house ethics review. >> o'donnell: lots of investigations. scott macfarlane, thank you. now to that remarkable recovery of buffalo bills safety damar hamlin. well, today, he was released from the university of cincinnati medical center and transferred to a hospital in buffalo. hamlin's recovery turned into a league-wide celebration yesterday as the bills played their first game since he suffered cardiac arrest one week ago today. the first play of sunday's game was straight out of a movie script when the bills returned the opening kickoff, 96 yards, for a touchdown. well, doctors say hamlin was so excited that he jumped out of his chair, setting every alarm off in the i.c.u. can you imagine? well, hamlin tweeted throughout the game, including this image, giving the heart signal for his teammates and fans. that's good news. the american academy of pediatrics is out with new guidelines for the first time in 15 years when it comes to the treatment for childhood obesity. a.a.p. now says weight loss dr

commission for possible misuse of campaign donations. two democrats have filed a complaint against him with the house ethics committee.carthy who has been quiet finally commented about this today telling fox that santos will continue to serve at least for now. >> the voters are the power. the voters made the decision. he has a right to serve here. if there's something that rise tos the occasion that he did something wrong, we'll deal with that at that time. >> and martha, mccarthy said that he would get committee assignments, although not on top committees. martha? >> okay. aishah, thanks very much. bill hemmer is here with us. so bill, this has been unfolding throughout the day. it's heating up. >> seems to be a bit of a whopper. if you look at his resume, he made a claim about his education for nyu. there's no proof he went to school there made a claim about his job at goldman sachs. there's no record of him there. his claim about his religious heritage is what has the people in his home district the most upset. he comes from a heavily jewish area of long island. he made the claim that his mother's parents survived

a complaint with the ethics committee about questions over his finances, resume', and federal prosecutors in new york and now a complaint filed with the federal election commissionossible misuse of campaign donations, john. and finally, speaker kevin mccarthy speaking out about santos telling fox it is up to the voters to decide what happens with him and until they decide he will "continue to serve." he did add that santos will not be sitting on any top committees. >> do you think george santos will be on the key committees? >> no. >> democrats don't think it's enough, because mccarthy accepted santos' vote to get the gavel, they say there should be consequences. >> he owns george santos, the only reason why he was seeded is to give george santos that ability to vote for kevin mccarthy. so, let's call this exactly what it is, there should be repercussions. >> we are expecting him to return for votes later this afternoon, perhaps he'll take some questions. he has not so far. >> john: mccarthy was definitive whether he would get assignments, we'll see where it goes. >> sandra: exposed the deep rift in the republican party, looking for the house speaker, and inside

commissions out of business. i think we need to align their incentives. we might get afoul of some some ethicalconcerns with that. let me switch gears for thinking what incentive is better than bounty. but anyways, let me let me switch gears just a second. we haven't talked as much about species preservation, but there is this wonderful anecdote that i think sets imagination running. and i was you could tell us about turtles and poaching rings how does that unfolds and why does that matter? what are the implications? other environmental questions? yeah. so sea turtles across, the globe are threatened and endangered. and one of the biggest problems is poaching of turtle eggs. turtle eggs. people eat. them, they're a delicacy in many cases. they're not for subsistence, but they are sort of like a bar snack. but they are valuable. and poaching a clutch of turtle eggs can be very valuable to people, especially in places like nicaragua. so when turtles come in, they dig a hole they lay their eggs and the poachers grab those eggs and then will sell them. so there's a wonderful group, passo pacifica,

now likely face ethics inquiry in congress and officials in brazil say they'll reinstate fraud charges against santos now that they've found out where he is. the federal election commissionfact that dozens of expenses listed were just below the commission's threshold to keep receipts. santos' lawyer, joe murray, responded, quote, saying this -- "the suggestion that the santos campaign engaged in any unlawful spending of campaign funds is irresponsible at best." much of this you've already heard, but here's the question we need to address which transcends this one mythomaniac -- how did he fly under the radar in a race run in a pretty sophisticated area, queens and northern long island, where more than a quarter million people voted? the answer is diminished presence of low lowe cal news. gone are the days when local news has the sources to cover the council, the school board, the county courthouse, and the area's congressional race. in its report on the state of local news 2022, northwestern's university's school of journalism found in the united states two newspapers are disappearing every week. and we've lost more than 2,500 papers in the last two decades. further mor,

the threshold that the commission requires receipts for expenses and a numb of theses expenses struck us. >> at this point there's really no legal action against him. the ethics, but prosecutors are looking at him. he's not answered any of the questions. >> i spent a few days in d.c. following the congressman around. he has really only answered questions about where he stands on issues like who should be speaker of the house. he's talked about supporting the house rules package, which includes rules that effectively thanked the office of ethics in some ways. we haven't heard answers about his finances yet. we're still waiting to hear about that. >> thank you very much. that does it for this disof "andrea mitchell reports." remember to follow the show online on facebook and on twit er. chris jansing is right after this. chris jansing is right after this by analyzing data from billions of emails to offer suggestions for how to improve engagement and revenue. guess less and sell more with intuit mailchimp. type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. for how to improve engagement and revenue. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some

election commission, and santos is already under investigation by the district attorney in long island and by brazilian authorities in a 2008 fraud case. norah, this could also trigger a house ethics of investigations. scott macfarlane, thank you. >>> more than 7,000 nurses at two major new york city hospitals went on strike today. the nurses are demanding increases in pay and staffing, saying they're being forced to work long hours and are unable to properly care for patients. one of the impacted hospitals, mt. sinai, moved newborns in intensive care to other hospitals ahead of the strike. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." suffering from sinus congestion, especially at night? try vicks sinex for instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, relieving nasal congestion and sinus pressure by reducing swelling in the sinuses. try vicks sinex. bounty versus the old family dish towel. drying with a fresh sheet of bounty leaves your hands cleaner than a used dish towel that can carry and redistribute food residue. so ditch the dish towel for better hand hygiene. bounty, the quicker picker upper. ah, these bills are c

ethics and transparency that are manageable that would help tome clear away some of that troubling contention that's not in anybody's interest. and by the way i should mention even though the commissionrge bipartisan competition was not charged with making formal recommendations to the president there are some hard judgments and therefore example there is no particular reason why it is justices should on securities it is very cleare the opinion even though the conclusions express a hard recommendation with the attempt to move the conversation a particular direction. >> in both areas of the supreme court those that we can address in terms of reform to garner partisan support hopefully in the future that as well you have expertise on a variety of issues and the third area we have not talked about his campaign finance and there are many different controversies and efforts surrounding campaign finance would you like to see for your future quick. >> i will say something that's not entirely consistent from my own party but the campaign finance reform program of the 1970s partly but not entirely response to watergate it has sprung' weeks and it's fair to say the ship is headed below water s

ethics committee. they're taking issue with the timing and of course the accuracy of his financial disclosures. it comes just a day after a watchdog group asked federal election commissionntos for allegedly using campaign funds for his personal expenses. now on top of all of that, federal prosecutors in new york are also investigating his finances. this appears to be just the tip of the iceberg. the long island republican has been caught in a growing number of tall tales. that is putting it nicely. facing questions about his work history, is education, this fourths of his wealth, whether or not he is jewish and even how his own mother died. here is how gop leaders say they are going to deal with it. >> this is something that is being handled internally. obviously there are concerns about what we had heard. so we are going to have to sit down and talk about it. what >> we are going to sit down and talk to him about it. joining me now to talk about this, democratic congressman pat ryan of new york. congressman ryan, thank you for being here this evening. you know, for so many people we are still sort of recovering from the entire speakership election. however -- you joine

integrity report and are what i like to request director short is if this commission annually have a update on the department's ethic training for both staff and commissioners, updates on it contractor policy and how the city whistle blower program is encouraged by the department and use said by department staff. a annual update ethic update will be very helpful to us. second, as the months go by, i like to request presentation by the department new hr director mrs. hill on how her progress is coming building her new department and the goals for it and introducing her self and senior staff to the commission since we haven't had a chance to say hello yet. third, i think it would be helpful if we have a presentation on the san francisco department of the environment. what it is, how the work intersects with dpw and perhaps this can be a joint presentation, i will leave it up to your discretion but perhaps a tag-team presentation between the department of environment and dpw on how they work together on behalf of taxpayers. last, and you mentioned this directser short earlier in your remarks now prop b passed and depar

ethics and transparency that i think are manageable reforms that i think really would help to clear away some of the troubling contention that has settled over the court. i should mention that even though the commission, because it was so large and bipartisan, was not charged with making formal recommendations to the president. there is some hard judgments in there. for example, no particular reason why it is that justices should own rabidly traded securities. there are ethics, it is very clear where the general opinion was even though the conclusions expressed were sort of hard recommendations, there was an attempt to move the conversation in a particular direction. silvia: again, i think in both areas, there are definite low hanging fruits that we can address in terms of reforms that can easily garner bipartisan support and hopefully in the future, they would be tackling those as well. again, your expertise on a variety of issues, the third area that we haven't yet talked about his campaign finance. there are many, many different controversies and reform efforts surrounding comp in finance. -- campaign finance. what do you see as the most pressing issues you would like to see addressed? mr. bauer:

commission, he made as many as 50 investments through personal money and entities he controls and is part of in artificial intelligence companies. that also raised the question of conflict of interest and ethicsthey didn't think that was the right thing to do at the time. this time schmidt will approach this one differently, jon. >> all right, disclosure issues around business ties and information in washington yet again. this time not directly involving congress eamon, thank you >> reporter: you bet >>> guys, meantime s.n.a.p. is set to report after the bell, shares down over 60% in the last 12 months. investors are hoping snap can maintain its strong user growth from last quarter looking to add 12 million daily active revenue growth, however, expected to grow significantly to just 0.5% for the quarter. there will be a sharp focus on ad revenue as the broader pullback in spending from advertisers may signal what'st come for other names reporting this week, and those would include meta and alphabet. it will be key, guys, as we know sometimes on the heels of these snap print there tends to be a little volatility. to the judge and "the half." >>> welcome, everybody, i'm scott wapner front and c

commission. law enforcement in brazil say they intend to reinstate charges against him connected to a stolen checkbook in 2008. a complaint has been filed with the office of congressional ethics. all the while santos has denied any wrongdoing and is proceeding forward with his freshman term of congress, tweeting that these distractions won't stop me. at this point there are a lot of distractions. omar jimenez, cnn, new york. >>> despite intense negotiations among the west's most senior defense officials, germany still won't agree to send its leopard 2 tanks to ukraine. thousands of the heavy tanks are already deployed to more than a dozen nearby european countries, but they can't be sent to ukraine without germany's okay. even without the big armorer, ukraine still receiving sophisticated weapons and equipment that require training, and much of the defense meeting in germany was aimed at coordinating those shipments. u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin offered no hint whether the u.s. might be willing to send its own top of the line battle tanks to ukraine. here he is. >> we're really focused on making sure that ukraine has a capability that it needs to be successful right no