>> item 5 is executive officer's report. members of the public who wish to comment on this item call 415-655-0001. enter meeting id24942221523 and pound twice. if you have not done so already dial star 3 to be added to the queue. the prompt will state you raised your hand, wait until the system indicates you are unmuted and you may begin your comments when we go to public comment. thank you. >> thank you. now we'll hear from executive officer jeremy pollack. >> hello commissioners. go briefly through the report. this slide summarizes what is in the report that is posted online accept for i think the resolution passed by board of surprisers and sponsored by supervisor chan supporting the lafco mou. that was passed unanimously january 24 and we saw the cosponsorship from president peskin and supervisors preston walton melgar ronen and safai and that supported the establishing that mou and also request that lafco continue to monitor clean power sf and advice the puc and clean power sf-that should say the puc and board of superv

>> item 5 is executive officer's report. members of the public who wish to comment on this item call 415-655-0001. enter meeting id24942221523 and pound twice. if you have not done so already dial star 3 to be added to the queue. the prompt will state you raised your hand, wait until the system indicates you are unmuted and you may begin your comments when we go to public comment. thank you. >> thank you. now we'll hear from executive officer jeremy pollack. >> hello commissioners. go briefly through the report. this slide summarizes what is in the report that is posted online accept for i think the resolution passed by board of surprisers and sponsored by supervisor chan supporting the lafco mou. that was passed unanimously january 24 and we saw the cosponsorship from president peskin and supervisors preston walton melgar ronen and safai and that supported the establishing that mou and also request that lafco continue to monitor clean power sf and advice the puc and clean power sf-that should say the puc and board of superv

francine: russell hardy, chief executive officer of vitol.an sachs leaders take the stage ahead of investor day tomorrow. what the wall street firm is looking for, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> right now, stay the course. it is not the time to debate whether we have the right inflation target. because that debate would swing us away from the main purpose, central banks to bring back price stability. it is important for consumers, and it is important for investors, that we return to price stability. and of course, as we make progress to see core inflation going in the right direction, there can be a discussion around how does the future of central bank targets look like? it is true that what we're seeing are some structural factors that are going to impact price levels. for example, moving away from cost being the only definer of where you place production. to also security of supply. if we are to provide some backup for security of supply, that would increase cost of production. and that would have systemic significance for the level of price

jonathon that'llly president and chief executive office, officer of keyon and work around clock to produce successes and they're hering to here tonis and gentlemen we thank you all for making 2022 a record-breaking year in south carolina. and this year let's do it again! [cheering and applause] >> thank you. thank you last year presented numerous dmarnlings the people of south carolina including those resulting from the misguided and unconstitutional policies in the biden administration such as dramatic inflation and sharp interest rate hikes. left unchecked, run away federal spending has created the speck tore of a recession on our horizon and yet i am confident about the future of our state, because i have faith in the people and in those they elected to represent them in this general assembly. and i'm excited to renew our successful partnership one based on working together through collaboration, communication, and cooperation. today, we are presented with an opportunity to take bold transformative actions that will build prosperity for generations to come. the foundations of our succes

duncan wanblad, the chief executive officer of anglo american.e will have plenty more on some of the companies that reported earnings. we also talk about president biden saying putin has made the world less safe by suspending participation in a nuclear treaty. later on, we also speak to the nato secretary-general, mr. jens stoltenberg. we have all the details. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 22 minutes into the european trading day. cautious optimism across european stocks, gains have .2%. the ftse 100 is down 17 point so far. strength in the cac 40 end of dax. u.s. futures higher, we have jobless claims out of the u.s. and a gdp data later today. but broadly risk on, dollar lower this morning. francine: president biden says vladimir putin has made the world less safe five suspending participation in a nuclear treaty, but he does not believe it signals the russian leader will use the weapons. >> we do not see anything where there is a change in his posture and what they are doing. the idea that somehow this means they are thin

. >> the executive officer's report. member of the public had wish to comment on this item call 415-554-0001, access code: 2499 048 6443 ## then press star 3 to enter the speaker's queue. thank you. now we will hear from executive officer jeremy pollock the floor is yours. >> this. jeremy pollock executive officer for lafco. i will keep my report brief here. and i would refer the commission and members of public to the attach am on the agenda for all of this information. and i'm going over the highlight what is is in the report. one thing not included in the report that chair chan asked >> neeha: mention she introduced air resolution to support the lafco pucmou and the request for lafco to keep the oversight on cleanpowersf that would be on the next agenda on the next meeting. an introduction of [inaudible] the month of january walk are woodard will do a policy survey on policy options for promoting electric bikes for delivery workers. unfortunately the program has conflictos friday. we might have him present by video fo

before he enter on the execution of his office he shall take the following oath or affirmation -- i do solemnly swear or affirm that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states and will, to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. mr. cline: i now yield to the gentleman from south carolina, mr. fry. mr. fry: section 2. the president shall be commander in chief of the army and navy of the united states, and of the militia of the several states, when called into the actual service of the united states, he may require the opinion, in writing, of the principal officer in each of the executive departments, upon any subject relating to the duties of their respective offices, and he shall have power to grant reprieves and pardons for offences against the united states, except in cases of impeachment. he shall have power, by and with the advice and consent of the senate, to make treaties, provided 2/3 of the senators present concur, and he shall nominate, and by and with the advice and consent of the senate, shal

i'm the executive director of the office of community investment and infrastructure. i'm just going to say a few words to round out the program. mission bay was designed from the ground up to be a place, an innovation capital, a hub for life sciences. gladstones was the first private company to take that risk and lean into that vision in 2004. since then, mission bay has grown a lot and lots of new housing, over 6,000 homes, approximately 40% are affordable and office space and biotechnology space and 25 acres of parks. this gladstones expansion will ensure that in san francisco we can continue to make advances in research in hiv, alzheimer's, and heart disease and cancer right here in san francisco. once again the innovation of the bay area. this project has also created many new jobs. and while we will still say international hub of this vision. i would like to thank the team and supervisor dorsey, who is not here but for his tireless support and would like to thank the gladstones team, and karen johnson from hms, and lastly mark, the project manager and niki henry

william jefferson, in violation of his constitution and oath faithfully to execute office of president of the united states. and to the best of his ability preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states and in violation his constitutional duty to take care that the that the laws be faithfully executed has prevented obstructed and impeded the administration of justice and has to that end engaged personally and through his subordinates and in a course of conduct scheme designed to delay, impede, cover up and conceal the existence of evidence. testimony related to a federal rights action brought against him, and a duly instituted judicial proceeding. the means used to implement course of conduct or scheme included one or more of the following acts. one on or about. 17th 1997. william jefferson corruptly encouraged a witness in a federal civil rights action brought against him to execute sworn affidavit in that proceeding that he knew to be perjury was false and misleading to on or about december 17, 1997. william clinton corruptly encouraged witness in a federal civil

the main culprit is sarpas mokhtari and reza shah himself, the entire court president and the execution officer did not pay attention to the screams and according to the newspaper report, the verdict of the state court on execution was read out . for 6 minutes, the rope was tied around his neck and the moment after that, ahmadi went to death. in all the past years, historians testified that the ahmadi doctor was the only person responsible during reza shah's reign, who was executed for disappearing or innocent death. have disappeared and no sign of them has been found. at the same time, in competition with the agents of 230 writers of the city, many of its old cossack veterans and former companions of the king in the capacity of real estate brokers or officials in the document office of the owner sold the property. forced and sometimes the owner's name to they were praised from the whole page of existence, the same historians have written in the history books that reza shah, despite his interest in keeping the crowd of supporters quiet, never stopped accumulating documents of high-quality lands

the murderer is sarpas mokhtari and reza shah himself, but the head of the court and the execution officer." he didn't pay attention to the verdict, and according to the newspaper report, the supreme court's verdict was presented to execute him. ahmadi took out his tooth array from his mouth and put it in the door at 6:20. all past years , historians testified that the ahmadi doctor was the only one responsible it was during reza shah's reign that he was executed for disappearing or innocent death . some unofficial sources and memoirists have said that more than 30,000 people disappeared during that 20-year reign and no trace of them was found. shahrbani writer, many old cossack veterans and the king's past companions in the capacity of real estate brokers or officials in the document office forced the owner to sell the property and sometimes praised the name of the owner to the whole page. the same historians, of course, in the historical offices. they have written that reza shah despite his interest who, by keeping his followers away, never stopped accumulating high-quality lands and inc

general, they shot but some survived two and after the war came to germany to the one who was an execution officerecutioner by this time was already a professor, spoke at scientific conferences. stalingraders gave interviews to journalists. they wanted to look into the eyes of the person who shot them when they were helpless children, perhaps they were waiting for an apology, but nothing happened, the german met them without a shadow of remorse, such as today in japan for the bombing of a nuclear town. here is the question. you know who the bomber was war? footage of the nuremberg tribunal the soviet prosecutor proves the fact of making soap from the corpses of people, and products from their skin. think about it was out of the people. they did not do it out of evil, well, a corpse. it is necessary somehow in favor of fertilizer from bones, and soap from people. you see, now the next question, but someone washed himself with this soap, bathed and washed his eyes, so to speak, rubbed his hands diligently washed with this soap. all crimes had to be documented for being recorded and presented. who on

applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] >> members of the legislature, executive officers, members of the judiciary in people of oklahoma, it is my distinct honor to recognize my friend the chief executive, our governor. [applause] [applause] [applause] thank you so much. thank you. thank you everybody. thank you so much. lieutenant governor, mr. speaker, mr. president pro tem, members of the 59th legislature, members of the judiciary. tribal leaders, to sarah and my family and most especially to my fellow oklahomans, it is such an honor to be standing before you today. i stood at this podium to give my first state of the state address four years ago after promising to deliver oklahoma's turnaround. and a turnaround we delivered. we said we would put a fresh set of eyes on state government. kutch red tape and create a more transparent government and we delivered. we said we would eliminate our budget deficit and replenish our safe savings and we delivered. we said that would boost economic growth and bring more jobs to the states, and we delivered. we said that we would su

they were shot, but some two survived and after the war came to germany to the one who was the execution officerner by this time was already a professor speaking at scientific conferences. stalingraders gave interviews to journalists. would like to see in the eyes of the person who shot at them when they were helpless children may have expected an apology, but none of this happened the german met them without a shadow of remorse, such as today in japan for the bombing of the nuclear city of hiroshima nagasaki, how many of our people traveled to japan that's the question . do you know who you bomber was the war? footage of the nuremberg tribunal the soviet prosecutor proves the fact of making people's feet soap, and from their skin. products think about it was from people, they didn’t do it out of evil, well, a corpse. it's got to be somehow in favor of the bones fertilizers, and soap from people. you see, now it's all the next question, and someone is the same soap. washed fell down and washed his eyes, so to speak rub hands diligently washed with this soap all the crimes must be documented for

you must be untrue yeah hi hi local uncial guard is an executive officer at the ngo. one commission is. about to start they have just done the mahogany. the initial. letter thing about the plan and how long does it keep -- it it takes about -- minimum five to six hours five to six hours i can see your eyes are watering yeah because of the the pollution. and you can see it started dog smoke yeah it really does. this is the actual pollard and i see that is a little bit more activity now. see now -- the chief more not on the sun. he will do the most important part of the admission process. he will take this bamboo and he will hate. the head of the dead person there discord compile clea. to give salvation with a deceased person. everything is part of this time honored tradition. the gods in the open air. the mourners gathered around the body even the use of what is significant. but it's also a major contributor to the environmental problem. all of this is the word that they have gathered here -- which gets chopped up into smaller pieces. as the day goes on and as they get

does an executive officer say, well, others, i remember the gathering of people, with the people, the market is still there , and they will be important, we are important, in the world, telecommunication, in the taxi . let's talk about it a little bit, but if there are children, there may be some, and even those who don't. now that it's like this , let's continue in our old way. i imagine something bad. go to work if it is already 10 in the morning we did it, now it is possible to start again in the agenda, you mentioned an important point, well, the first 22 bahman happened in our dear iran in these 44 years. in a historical turn of the wire, my situation is sensitive, the reason is that a revolutionary country is becoming a revolution . hazrat agha said that revolution means movement, move, you will be pressured , you will be hurt, stones will not hit you , let me create an obstacle, and you mentioned the point land. it is conceptual and perceptive that this minister or representative the governor's assembly, who was on the street, after the tv shows these scenes to him, did we do a

can say this a lot of this would not happen without her leadership the president a and chief executive officer for nasa the only national organization dedicated solely to ending discrimination in housing the national affiliates have been instrumental to bring cases of discrimination and to introduce n some special guest and are not here to see me but i want to take care of a few housekeeping items please follow at brookings metro. take pictures and tweet and do your instagram thing. [applause]e] >> thank you so very much. also thank you to the brookings institution for all of the work you have done to make this incredible event possible with the pioneering researchan to make chant on —- tangible thatex so many experience when homes are devalued. as the documentary shows the erasure of the families assets in the place that is their refuges and attack on their dignity and it the appraisal bias is not a bug in the system but to require systemic reform and also like to take the opportunity to acknowledge maureen. [applause] went to thank her for her leadership to those barriers of equity released

before her promotion she was the executive officer. she took over from captain david dees who led the charge for two years. >>> they're suspending the search. why wildlife officials say they can no longer look for the mountain lion that attacked a 5-year-old earlier this week on the peninsula. >>> up next on "nbc nightly news," the new bill from your doctor. what you need to know before you email with a question. lester holt, next. >>> tonight, the suspected chinese spy balloon on >>> tonight, the suspected chinese spy balloon on the move across the u.s the pentagon saying the balloon, roughly the size of two school buses, is moving east over the central u.s chinese officials disputing that it's a spy balloon. what they claim it is. >>> the diplomatic fallout, secretary of state antony blinken postponing a trip to beijing next week and why the military hasn't shot it down. >>> also tonight, the once in a generation arctic blast from the midwest to the northeast. life-threatening cold and historic windchills as low as 60 below how long

geoff: david coleman is chief executive officer of the college board, and brandi waters is director ofican studies for the college board. thank you both. david: thank you. brandi: thank you. amna: according to the gun violence archive, there have been well over 3500 firearm deaths in the u.s. so far in 2023, including the recent mass shootings in california. william brangham recently traveled to oregon to report on a voter-approved measure that aims to reduce gun violence. but, as he discovered, the new law has sharply divided the state. william: at portland's augustana lutheran church recently, interfaith leaders gathered for prayers and song. ♪ but the reason for this meeting wasn't not religious, at least not overtly. rabbi cahana: we know that the status quo means more death, more gun violence. william: this group called lift every voice oregon was behind a gun control ballot measure known as 114. it passed with nearly 50.7% of the vote in last november's election. molly: i have a very personal story. william: 21-year-old molly ramos worked on the campaign. her brother deshawn was

so much for joining us and then it did a chief executive officer of the american civil associate where thank you. all right, let's get a view from on the ground in syria for that we can talk to him a small, he is a team member with a non profit syrian form join just now from finishing it live. and oh my you, i understand i've been traveling through it live this week. tell us about your experiences, what you've seen, what you found. okay, 1st of all, let me offer my condolences to the families of the victims in boston, syria, turkey. the 2nd of all, i'd like to thank al jazeera to chipping delight this syrian conflict and the syrian a crisis after they're squeaked, which hit on monday morning. in fact, in on monday morning on people who are living in their homes are suddenly an artic quick hit. the area, a lot of buildings are destroyed with the ground. and a lot of people, a lot of traffic under those ruminant, oregon, or syria, has suffered from a 12 years of war and a no and no materials. and no, they are not equipped to face this crisis. in fact, it's bishop especially i think we ar

were very flimsy and they were all gathered together, also in the executive office building.one day a moving van pulls up, and president ford had continued in office, president nixon's chief of staff, alexander haig, the i'm in charge guy of the reagan era. and the the president, and y his team, wondered what's going on, and they said stop, to the process of moving the materials to the president, the former presidents home in san clemente. and the asked the justice department who owns the papers. this matter was extremely important not just for historians, , though i think wee really important, but because there were a bunch of lawsuits that were in the air, not simply the famous watergate once, but there was a lawsuit regarding people who had died at wounded knee. and there were many people who were seeking, were already actually issued subpoenas for presidential records. and so president ford's team asked the justice department who owns the records, and the justice department's lawyer, who was a man you named may have heard of him, antonin scalia, would write president nixo

joining us is marcus rusk, chief executive officer of rose conforms.nd here is the virus department. and in england, is the head of the avian influenza group who focuses on diseases and farm animals. marcus, let me start. with you todayrose akers farms is the second largest a producer -- egg producer in the u.s. how are you coping so far? >> we have lost one farm of our own company. we have another joint venture, we 50%. we lost the farms twice. all -- each of the three times he lost over one million birds. >> you mentioned your farms have been hit badly. one of your farms that was hit twice, how many hens have you lost? what is the biggest risk to your farms? >> the farm in colorado, we lost 1.8 million the first time, back in may or june. then, we lost 1.2 million in december. the farm wasn't back full again. the state of colorado in the u.s. has probably lost 90% of its chickens. >> how concerned should we be at this point about all of this? >>>> i think it is unprecedented what we are witnessing. particularly the shift in the global distribution of

let's talk to the chief executive officer of the mercy corps, an organization working in syria since8. i know you have teams up in the north. terms of aid getting up to those rions, how are you doing it at the moment? >> we have been working in northwest syria for almost a dede, since the conflict .tarted. . we have already established a set of suppliers and routes the challenge and what we worry about is northwest syria is at the end of a line of very complicated supply chain and supply routes that go directly through turkey. we do have some concerns about people being able to get through and get in, but there are organizations like us weapon on the ground for some time, already had some supplies that we are using. it i critical we are able to maintain that supply chain. kasia: that supply chain. we mentioned a lot the crossing and we saw the destruction of the road leading up to it. are your teams reliant on that particular crossing? >> we are reliant on those crossings. we have these relationships with suppliers and others who are used to working around and doing what they need to

the ticket to hedayat qom school is all a document of the fundamental transformation of the executive office. it does well in the provinces there are various schools in mazandaran. fortunately, some government schools in the city government are important. this is a fundamental transformation document that is being implemented. we are looking for changes in the indicators . there are some non-government schools in the school. there are also some non-government schools. at the very beginning of the educational issues, the non- government schools are good. the public schools are good. you have a good body of schools. good government, you have good non-government schools, then government schools and bad non-government schools , according to the product that i vote for. registration of school programs that exist, the type of circuit, the division of good schools and schools of the ministry of education . sometimes in other schools there is a government. one look at this. this issue originates from here . one look is that non-government schools have been established. it helps the government school

february 1, employees of the dbr searched the management of the kyiv dps, in particular , the ex-executive officer the heads of the prosecutor general's office are currently deciding the cause of this crime, the criminal proceedings are being investigated based on the following factors, based on the fact of abuse of official position by persons without love in the city of kyiv regarding the publication related to the illegal refund of vat, at the moment, as an investigator of the mentioned criminal proceedings , i cannot confirm or deny this information, it requires a transitional way of conducting investigative actions, and currently the head of the regional military administration, oleg sinogubov, reports that during the last strike that happened at 10:30 in the morning there was a hit in the kharkiv district and seven people were injured, two of them in a serious condition, there was also an explosion in khmelnytskyi and part of the city is currently without electricity the regional military administration reports, this was all the news at this time at 12:00, wait for the updated news release,

they were all gather together also in the executive office. one day, a moving van pulls up. president ford had continued in office, president nixon's chief of staff. alexander hague the i am in charge guy of the reagan era when. the president, and actually his team, wondered, what is going on? they said, stop to the process of moving the materials to the former president's home in st. clementa. they asked the justice department who owns the papers. this matter was extremely important, not just for historians, though i think really important to, but because there were a bunch of lawsuits that were in the air, not simply the famous watergate ones, but there was a lawsuit regarding people who had died but we -- and there were many people who were seeking, already had issued subpoenas for presidential records. and so, president ford's team when asked the justice department, who owns the records, and the justice department's lawyer we -- was a man named antonin scalia, would write the presidents we owns them, nixon owns these papers. well, people thought, oh my god, if he takes t

and sanctions was able to implement large investment programs in this country, as noted chief executive officereft. even though the world energy market is destroyed, the actions of the world hegemon, trying by any means to maintain this hegemony, destroyed the united energy fish. to date, a single global energy market does not exist as a result of these actions. destroyed all the principles of market trade, in fact, canceled the market price of education contract law destroyed logistics chains that took decades to create, a vivid illustration according to bloomberg data, the abandonment of the russian energy resource has already resulted in losses of about 1 trillion euros. the imf predicts a recession in all industries in europe . capital flight is observed the us was planning to turn out to be oil majors, focusing on the extraction of traditional hydrocarbons. one of the few exceptions is bp, which bet on the green the agenda and turned out to be the loser, the total volume has already been specially announced by the company and is about 30-8 years. we glowed. he is seeing surprised annual er

and then you would, in effect, change the system so that there would be dictation from executive office rather than legislation under the present system representation. well, is the system, but it is not applied. so many southern states that is take the state of mississippi as an example. you have about 20,000 -- registered to vote. the state of mississippi. now, many of these people are not because all types conniving methods are still being to keep -- becoming registered voters. and in fact, some are even killed. seeking to lead voter registry drives so that the democrat process is not operative in such a way. sounds like mississippi and alabama. so many of the other states, southern states where there is this determined effort to keep from becoming registered voters. well, let me say this, that if the right to vote, which is a basic civil right, is prescribed both by the constitution and by statute, i think there can be no one to impede that. but i'm confused over what you turn to be basic constitutional rights, which would give the federal government authority to direct private busi

sanctions, was able to implement large investment programs in this country, as noted by the chief executive officer of rosneft. even though the global energy market is disrupted the action. uh, the world hegemon, trying by any means to maintain this hegemony, destroyed the single energy market. today , a single global energy market does not exist. as a result of these actions , all the principles of market trade have been destroyed, according to in essence, market pricing has been abolished , contractual law has been destroyed, and logistics chains that took decades to create have been destroyed, a vivid illustration of the current situation is the exploded nord stream. uh, the pipeline continued along one e-baltic. as a result , europe is now forced to pay 3:5 times more for gas, according to bloomberg, the refusal of the russian energy resource. already returned with losses of the order of one trillion euros the imf predicts a recession in all industries in europe observed capital flight us gains planned to be oil. major, focusing on the production of traditional hydrocarbons, one of the few exce

often call it presidents' day and it is meant to observe our presidents and think about the executive office, but it's not like the fourth of july. we are not celebrating. i think that's because the rankings you mentioned are may be less obvious. we don't just sit around and go i really like george washington. we think about different criteria and one of them is charisma. kumasi: i was just was just going to ask what the criteria were. >> charisma is one of relationship the president has with congress is another. their ability to legislate effectively, and so i love the criteria because as a histo particularly a presidential historian, you are trying to look at things objectively, but you are human. when you ask name charismatic presidents, i'm going to say george washington, john f. kennedy, and you have to put donald trump in that group. it's not a personal opinion, it is the effect the president had on the electorate. so it makes it a really challenging and fun and interesting exercise. kristen: i know you enjoy that process. you are one of several historians in the composite results are

whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill h.r. 347, to require the execute office of the president to provide an inflation estimate with respect to executive orders with a significant effect on the annual gross budget, and for other purposes. the first reading of the bill shall be dispensed with. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. general debate shall be confined to the bill and shall not exceed one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on oversight and accountability or their respective designees. after general debate the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. the bill shall be considered as read. all points of order agait provisions in the bill are waived. no amendment to the bill shall be in order except those printed in the report of the committee on rules accompanying this resolution. each such amendment may be offered only in the order printed in the report, may be offered only by a mber designated in the report, shall be considered as read, shal