our clerk today is john carol in for stephanie cabrera and our tanks to the team at sfgtv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk any announcements? >> yes thank you mr. chair. the board of supervisors and its committees convene hybrid meetings for public comment and remote access via telephone of the board recognizes that equitable public access is essential and first public comment is taken on each item on today's agenda. those attending in person will be allowed to speak first and then hear from those waiting on the telephone public comment call in line. if you wish to provide public comment please dial 415-655-0001. then enter today's meeting id 2498-734-0614. then dial the pound symbol twice. when you're connected you will hear the discussions but you're muted and in listening mode. when the item of interest comes up on the agenda and public comment is called those in person should line up to speak on your right hand side here in the chamber, room 250. and then those who wish to speak on the public comment telephone line should when prompted dial star three to be added to the public

submit comment in writing e mail them to myself john. carol sfgov.org. or send comments by postal service to city hall that is room 244 the clerks office at 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place san francisco, california, 94102. if you submit ment in writing i will forward it to the members of life landfall and comed your communications as part of the file which you are commenting. that concludes my announcements. >> i would like to limit comments to a minute. and also.ed to let the presenter know that you will have a 5 minutes for your presentation. of course, i understand you have exceeds 5 minutes we would like to really allow time for dialogue and especially given the fact we will have discussion on lafco upcoming fiscal budget conversation around lafco's budget and work plan. really would like to have time for the conversations. with that said. mr. clerk call item 2 >> item number 2. is approval of lafco minutes from march 17, 2023 regular meeting. >> i don't see name on the roster. looks like there is no changes to the minutes. seeing that would like to

submit comment in writing e mail them to myself john. carol sfgov.org. or send comments by postal service to city hall that is room 244 the clerks office at 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place san francisco, california, 94102. if you submit ment in writing i will forward it to the members of life landfall and comed your communications as part of the file which you are commenting. that concludes my announcements. >> i would like to limit comments to a minute. and also.ed to let the presenter know that you will have a 5 minutes for your presentation. of course, i understand you have exceeds 5 minutes we would like to really allow time for dialogue and especially given the fact we will have discussion on lafco upcoming fiscal budget conversation around lafco's budget and work plan. really would like to have time for the conversations. with that said. mr. clerk call item 2 >> item number 2. is approval of lafco minutes from march 17, 2023 regular meeting. >> i don't see name on the roster. looks like there is no changes to the minutes. seeing that would like to

he to my left is supervisor safai who is here as a subconstituted for chair stefani the clerk is john carol i would like to thank jason at sfgovtv for staff thanksgiving meeting. >> thank you the board of supervisors and committees have hybrid meetings and providing remote access and public comment via telephone. equal access is essential and take public comment today first from people in person. then we will hear from those on the phone line. for those watching cable channel 26, 28, 78 or 99, or watching through sfgov.org the call in number is scrolling on the screen now. that phone number is 415-655-0001. you will hear a prompt to enter the meeting id for today. it is access code: 2497 672 9580 ##. after you entered the meeting id press pound twice and you will be connect. you will heart discussions but line will be muted in listening mode only. when your item come up those in person here in the board chamber room 250 are invited to speak on the west wall of the room. we will hear from each speakers in person and then hear from folks connected throughout phone line. if you are on the phon

also would like to call out and thank nikolas from puc and victor young and john carol from board of supervisors for their guidance and sympathy. now i will pause and a questions you may have. >> thank you. colleagues, questions, commissioner maxwell >> thank you for your work. i continue is, lot and thank you for why you were responsibles much appreciates. >> thank you. >> other questions or comments go ahead. you want to take the time to be public servant and w on this stuff is important thank you all, thank you. >> commissioner. >> thank you. >> thank you i also go ahead. please. >> thank you, president ajami i want to mention that i. a personal friends of [inaudible] here and i'm absolutelies delighted see he is involved in this. he is competent and i think we are in good hahns with his leadership and thank you again for all the hard work you and your committee have done. thank you. >> thank you. >> i personal low was very impresseded regular the bios of the people on this committee. irrelevant appreciate the service you provide and i really enjoyed reading the report and have mi

john. this carol valard speaking to us from charged capital and jemina noon. i billed bassett, left sudan for egypt on saturday. she described what it was like. flinging the violence with her family, getting out of sudan was not an easy decision to make. it was not an easy journey. what i would recommend my sister's number, they are trying to think that on right now is on the you need to be brave. please take care of each other. don't carry too much money or too many clothes pack, like we make sure you have sent. you would plenty o thinking, watch the journey is really long and when you think about it, just go for it. don't think of the what ifs. just please try to get out and be face. getting out of the bomb was definitely the most difficult part of this entire journey. having to go through the checkpoints where you don't know whether you're going to be robbed or killed or i'm just holding my mother's hand looking into my gram as i just all holding each other's hands and praying that it all goes smoothly. i would say that even though it was the shortest part

john: yeah. a christmas carol i wrote in second grade. teacher had called my folks and said "i just want to tell you that john wrote a christmas carol. is that all right? because i know you are jewish." [laughter] >> stephen: what did your folks say? was that okay? >> john: it was fine with them. they tried to explain to me that there was more to it than that. [laughter] >> stephen: you wrote for so many years. you wrote for over 40 years with your partner, fred. what is it like to continue to compose and create songs without him? what are the challenges and what are some of the discoveries you made? >> john: well, after freddie died, 2004, there was some left over projects which i vowed to finish. and i began to work with other people, with myself, and i think i found out that i couldn't not right. i couldn't not write, and that's really the whole secret. it's like a habit that you just can't get rid of and i have been really, really lucky that i get to play in the sandbox with people like him. [applause] >> stephen: lin, i know that you

our clerk today is john carol in for stephanie cabrera and our tanks to the team at sfgtv for staffings meeting. mr. clerk any announcements? >> yes thank you mr. chair. the board of supervisors and its committees convene hybrid meetings for public

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our clerk today is john carol in for stephanie cabrera and our tanks to the team at sfgtv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk any announcements? >> yes thank you mr. chair. the board of supervisors and its committees convene hybrid meetings for public comment and remote access via telephone of the board recognizes that equitable

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deadline for the da's office and for trump's team to respond, john all right, carol well, one way or the other well here either. today or tomorrow. great to have you there. keep us posted. kate so reminder to everyone. this will be the first time a former president has been has been arrested on criminal charges and with that, especially when it involves donald trump brings huge security concerns with it. let's talk about that. joining us right now is cnn chief law enforcement intelligence analyst john miller and cnn senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid. it's good to see you guys, john, what do you think of the security preps? that you have learned about so far around all of this. what are you hearing? well, the nypd secret service in the court officers are basically taking an all threats approach, kate. first of all. there's a balancing act here where they want to treat. you know, the defendant, donald trump, like any other defendant to allay the concerns of special treatment, but then they have to balance that against the needs of the secret service, which is to protect him

brendan buck who served as an aide to republican house speakers paul ryan and john boehner, and an msnbc political analyst, and carolb is a federal former -- rather former federal prosecutor, also an msnbc legal analyst. welcome all. ryan, we'll go to you first here. what do we know about pence's testimony and where it's going to fit into jack smith's investigation? >> you know, we know it was rather lengthy. there was plenty to talk about obviously. you can talk about all these things leading up to january 6th on january 6th itself, a lot of material to cover. we saw those vehicles enter yesterday early in the morning and they ended up leaving not until very late, several hours before the grand jury on the third floor of that courthouse here in d.c. a lot of material to cover. it's a really big moment in this investigation, but there's two sort of separate tracks happening. there's the political track and then there's the legal track and i think the way that these two things are intertwining at this moment is really interesting because you have mike pence, who of course, you know, is considering a run for office, a

john dr. jane goodall will be here on the one and only carol burnett will join us too saw please join us for allht is a two-tie oscar-nominated actor and avenger who beat thanos, loki, d a 14,000-pound snowplow. we are happy he is here. he has a new show called "rennervations" premiering wednesday on disney press. please welcome the indestructible jeremy renner! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ eah! >> jeremy: one look at this. this is ridiculous. is this a publicity stunt? >> jeremy: absolutely. even if there was any question as to who the toughest avenger was, that's settled now, right? [cheers and applause] forget downing, forget these guys. it's you, you're the guy. >> jeremy: i guess so. >> jimmy: i think i speak for all of us when i say thank god, look at you. you look great. [cheers and applause] this was, i imagine everybody knows the story, but we've heard it from you when you spoke to diane sawyer, but on new year's day, you were -- you walk your nephew up to help you plow some snow, and your snowplow started sliding towards your nephew. you got in front of the snowplow, is that correct?

host: that is john in new york city. this is carol, lebanon, ohio, republican. good morning.lo. i tried to call last week. thankful to get in today. thank you. i am talking about the supreme court. and i've been thinking about confidential information. the young man who apparently stole the documents from the pentagon was arrested in about one week. it has been many months since the leak about roe v. wade, about the supreme court's decision was stolen. i believe this proves that the supreme court was leaked by a high up person. he or she is too high up. to be identified and prosecuted. host: do you think we will ever learn who did it? caller: i am afraid we won't for a long time. i am afraid it will be when that person dies. and i think it is pitiful. i do. and that is one reason why i have really gone down in my belief on this up in court. host: this is rick, hudson, florida, independent. good morning. caller: good morning, sir. how are you? host: doing well. what is on your mind? caller: on my mind is really the d&r, democrats and republicans. we are in serious trouble, whe

john. paris canal for us outside the courthouse watching these developments unfold. thank you very much. and sarah. it's clear the judges. carolas just saying they're fully does understand the gravity of this moment. absolutely and how could he not? this is a historic moment. and at this moment, donald trump is in trump tower, but not for long. we have new details about the course of events on this historic day, he will depart trump tower in just a couple of hours. the drive to the courthouse. is four miles, which in normal new york city traffic could take anywhere from 20 to forever. but with his secret service detail, he should not have to deal with any of that all trials and most court activity will be halted even before donald trump gets there. this is because of security concerns now. when donald trump arrives to the da's office, he will technically be under arrest . he will be booked, he will be fingerprinted. but at this moment, it's not clear if a mug shot will be taken because authorities are concerned it will be improperly leaked. the arraignment is scheduled for about three hours from now at 2 15 eastern. now as we

justice, john roberts, maintains the high court doesn't need when, effectively leaving his colleagues t police themselves. non supreme court judges tha this country don't have that luxury, carolesuperior court judge in sa diego county, california she's a former u.s. attorney for the state southern distric and is an msnbc legal analyst. carol, thank you for being wit us there are two issues here. one, other people have rules it does seem the supreme court doesn't or didn't have certain rules. it's not clear whether clarenc thomas broke any but the other issue is that yo all are judges you certainly were the whole, the thing in th title is that you're suppose to judge things and this one feels unusual. it feels strange that clarence thomas did not think or has th sort of line - when you go to their fancy swanky place and, you know travel around the south seas o their yacht. >> what we're talking abou here, disclosure rules, an that actually is a federal statute that the supreme court at least as of today, says tha they comply with you know, the reason the supreme court is different fro all other judges in the countr is because the supreme justice and their capacity, their job, i

defense here, john, your guess is somewhat as good as mine because he only has two witnesses on his list. he has a psychologist who's going to rebut the psychological expert e. jean carolness is as you guessed it donald trump himself except that donald trump has refused to confirm to the court that he's going to come. so his defense will largely consistent i think of a bunch of sort of scorched earth cross-examinations of e. jean carol and a number of witnesses she's bringing forth to corroborate her case >> all right, we'll certainly pay attention to this case as it proceeds in the days ahead but we want to switch gears to georgia. we announced earlier in the show that the fulton county d.a. has said that any possible charges wouldn't come until at least july 11th. she gave a window there to make decisions. two parter for you, why the delay do you think but also what can we glean from the fact she's making this announcement at all and warning law enforcement of potential arrest, and is she tipping her hand we should expect some pretty big names, probably the biggest name of all to face a charge >> let's start with the second question first i think it is a tipping of t

carol burnett. well, we got to get to "popstart. we will start with your show "yellowstone." how much do we love life lessons from john >> babe. >> well, the days of "yellowstone" might be numbered. weeks after a paramount exec said he's quote, confident, costner would return to the series, but there's speculation this could be the end of the patriarch, they could kill him off. now the new york post is reporting the entire show could come to an end after the second half of the current season finally airs we hope this isn't true. no official word yet from paramount, but we're keeping our fingers crossed we never have to say that. >> you know why we don't >> why >> because on peacock you can watch the first four seasons >> i appreciate that >>> next, all the light we cannot see the first trailer for the limited series adaptation of anthony doerr's novel. the story follows a surprising connection between a blind french girl taking refuge with her uncle during world war ii, a german teenager. ♪ >> "all the light we cannot see" comes from "stranger things" director, shawn levy that starts streaming in november. >>> next up