that's a line and i'm curious for francesca's take on this. when i talk to republicans, they say, they want to tell suburban voters that they're taking this serious seriously. that they're studying and going through it. but that's very different than coming out and calling for someone to be removed from office. and that's what i heard there. >> francesca, weigh in on this. ? there's an absolute difference, even within the democratic party, there's still a split on this. if democrats believe that president trump should be impeached, or they had enough evidence to do so, which are also two different things, they would hold an impeachment vote right now and they're not ready to do that. because they're continuing their investigation. we heard adam schiff and nancy pelosi talk about it this week. they do not believe they're at a point yet where they can do that. and they would have public opinion on their side. whether or not they think they can get to that point this year, that's an open-ended question. and there's also a question of not just thi

and with that -- >> i just wanted to point out, anand this is for francesca. i went back to rec and park conscience. >> yosemite creek, they are interested in teaming up

and with that -- >> i just wanted to point out, anand this is for francesca. i went back to rec and park conscience. >> yosemite creek, they are interested in teaming up with us but artificial turf because they're concerned of the gopher holes they have in the park and they female

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wow, what a room to be in, francesca chambers. good evening, everyone. >> hey, ari. >> paul. >> hi, ari. >> hi. paul, what did we just see in that briefing room? and what would you do with a suspect if you had them on a charge and they talked like that? >> i would think this is my lucky day as a prosecutor. it's not every day you get the co-conspirators all admitting to the conspiracy on national television. so here's the thing about -- >> if you were investigating a case that involved a quid pro quo bribe and you got that, just what we saw there in that interview, would you take them into custody? >> i'd arrest, i'd prosecute and i'd get a big fat conviction, because what we have is a confession. so here's the thing. a quid pro quo could actually be legal in some contexts. nobody has a right to military aid from the united states. and so the united states can condition its aid on legitimate state objectives. so if trump really were concerned about corruption in ukraine and he wanted to make sure they were doing something about th

one of the commissioners francesca vetra she lost her brother and she's served this commission as best as she can. and in doing so, she serves us and so i think it's fitting that we offer our condolences to you and be strong. also i want to congratulate the women on this commission the president and the vice president and i want to now going to the nitty-gritty. so we have had some letters between the administrateor from the epa and the governor's office and the sipuc and as an environmentalist politics is one thing and being an environmentalist is quite another. so this both can be done by anyone. any attorney. i know that just from reading the letter that he must have delegated some attorney to read the letter and then reviewed it. the others who may have reviewed it but you know when we focus on the facts we environment oceanside treatment plan and one at the bayside and then one in the treatment plant. that's mentioned in the letter. secondly if you know how the system works most of the wheels, the blue eirs are not working. who's fought is that? it our fault. thirdly, there are in

thank you for waiting. >> good afternoon, my name is francesca napolitan. hank and alex couldn't be here today, so it's just me representing the parking and curb management group. i'm here to talk about an effort that they're undertaking. so quickly what is curb management? we're the agency charged with managing the curbs, so we're responsible for regulating the curb, dictating who can use it and when, for what purpose and if they have to pay. before i dive into the strategy and some of our draft recommendations, i wanted to talk about why curb management is important and we as an agency are creating this document. so curb management has been a challenge for a long time in the city. photo on the screen is a picture from the 1970s when the first transit-only lane was implemented. even then, double parking was a problem with the bus having to veer into on coming traffic to get around the cars. jumping ahead to the present day, we're still facing many of the same challenges which negatively impact modes that the agency wants to support, like muni, para transit

let's talk more about all this with francesca chambers and jillian, historian and professor at princeton. julian, you first, your reaction to this white house and rumors about you know, constant maneuvering of shaking up that perhaps even this acting chief of staff wasn't on solid ground. what does it say about this white house or what it takes to continue to work in this environment? >> well look, it's always been unstable white house with a lot of turnover. many people who are in there without even being confirmed. and then you take that and you layer on a major investigation and impeachment investigation with a president who says all sorts of things, there's going to be a lot of instability like this and key members are going to get caught up in front of the cameras saying things that are not beneficial to the president and not beneficial to themselves. >> and so francesca, we understand that you know, mulvaney was prepped, prior to that press conference on thursday about talking points. what they perhaps wanted him to you know, get out in front. is there a better explanation about wh

good to see you, francesca. thank you very much. >>> democratic congressman from illinois member of the house oversight and intelligence committees and was inside that room when that protest broke out today. congressman, thank you so much for joining me, and, goodness. i have a lot of questions. first, your reaction to cnn's reporting today that the action by all of these house republicans storming into that skiff was actually set up a week ago and that the president knew about it beforehand. so congressman, we heard a source describe the scene as a mob. how would you describe it? >> i think it was an appalling display. it was -- it looked like an act of desperation to me, brooke, because quite frankly, none of the people who came wanted to talk about the substance of the allegations. instead, they made the allegation that the process was unfair. despite the fact that more than 40 republicans are partoning in the parting in the proceedings, equal time to question the witnesses as the democrats and despite the fa

what francesca and i were talking about about this incident, he finally backed down. something finally scared him. was it the republicans, actual legal threat. >> first of all, you are cutting out my work for all of today for me. his property is losing money. that's something that my colleagues at the "miami herald" have been writing about, 70% loss in profit for that particular property the last couple of years. even though mull vapy said, no, he will do it at cost, that was one of our questions do which is that do at cost mean? he would still be getting money for that for his property. and local authorities prior to that hadn't been contacted. so it was, at least not to our knowledge. so it was also kind of shocking when they announced it at that particular briefing. and then the white house said afterwards, well, they knew it would be a site they could secure because he's been there before. that sort of thing. >> the ingress, egress. there are other problems too. if you have ever been to doral. and i concede i was at doral years ago. it is a great facility, don't g

representing san francisco airports, front seth -- francesca garcia, and on her way is the sharp directorkelly densmore who is the new director of the office of sexual harassment and assault response and prevention. so tonight's theme is building pathways to safety. we recognize that domestic violence is an issue that impacts every gender, race, sexual orientation, immigration status, and we need to meet our diverse community members where they are. we are so proud of our partner agencies that work so hard every day to expand women's safety. if you are from one of our partner agencies, make some noise. [cheers and applause] please stay until the end of the event. as the sunsets, city hall will be let -- let purple for domestic violence awareness month. this is the only time of the month that it will glow purple. it is truly magnificent. a wonderful selfie shot. so i want to welcome -- we are welcoming

commission, and the entire body of the san francisco public utilities commission sent flowers to francesca, in memory of her brother. any further business? seeing none. the meeting is adjourned at 5:09.

and with that -- >> i just wanted to point out, anand this is for francesca. i went back to rec and park conscience. >> yosemite creek, they are interested in teaming up with us but artificial turf because they're concerned of the gopher holes they have in the park and they female that they identify artificial turf, which is more tornadmore -- i guess they movey from the rubber. >> there's a call for an update and that you let me know and i appreciate you bringing that back to life. i think it's an important highlight to explore and see if we can then replicate. i don't love artificial turf and it seems to somewhat defeat the purpose of green infrastructure. >> how does that help our sewer system? >> that's a big fight at rec and park of having natural turf versus artificial turf. having sons that play soccer and baseball, you step in the gopher holes and that's why it's been something of contingency in rec and park. >> of course, i was going to say the same thing and i recognise the gophers and the gopher holes. there must be some way to do it because i can't

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frances francesca, start with you.he point how the president said it was perfect, it was exact and now you have vindman saying what he did yesterday. how is the white house responding to all this? >> the president is the one saying it was exact. i don't think that everyone else in the white house is necessarily saying that. but i had heard prior and after to him saying that, that it is just a raw transcript. also i was told that they believe it's mostly accurate. i had asked whether or not there could be words that were missing, important words, and that the stenographers generally get everything down correctly. so there hasn't been much of a need to correct the president when he said that, but you're right. it's not exact and other people are saying that it is. >> colonel vindman said most of the transcript was accurate. are there anymore potential issues as far as how the white house handled it? >> my understanding, he said the word burisma, the entity that hunter biden worked for and then also that the president ref

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