i wanted to give special thanks to john carroll as a clerk for supporting me as chair of the committee last year and public safety neighborhood services this year. >> president walton: supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: thank you so much. i was thinking about it the other day, many of us had to be in different places while we were trying to do our job. as supervisor haney was saying the other day, i kept looking up, it was like a carousel of clerks filling in for one another. never at any moment, was there any disruption. it was seemless. everything was smooth. that's coming from the perspective somebody that sits on other bodies. i want to say, never, over the past 15 months, did i ever feel like we couldn't do our job. that's really what this pandemic taught us. we had to be flexible. we had to be on the move. you all were the rock. you all were the foundation that allowed us to continue to do our job seemlessly. i think it was very fitting that our president decided along with his team to honor your entire team and the work they did. as many have said, i seen you grow over the l

i wanted to give special thanks to john carroll as a clerk for supporting me as chair of the committee last year and public safety neighborhood services this year. >> president walton: supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: thank you so much. i was thinking about it the other day, many of us had to be in different places while we were trying to do our job. as supervisor haney was saying the other day, i kept looking up, it was like a carousel of clerks filling in for one another. never at any moment, was there any disruption. it was seemless. everything was smooth. that's coming from the perspective somebody that sits on other bodies. i want to say, never, over the past 15 months, did i ever feel like we couldn't do our job. that's really what this pandemic taught us. we had to be flexible. we had to be on the move. you all were the rock. you all were the foundation that allowed us to continue to do our job seemlessly. i think it was very fitting that our president decided along with his team to honor your entire team and the work they did. as many have said, i seen you grow over the l

the committee clerk is john carroll and i want to thank michael from sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. >> clerk: the minutes will reflect the committee members are participating in this remote meeting as if they were physically present. the public access to city service is essential. public comment will be available for each item on today's agenda on capable channel 76, 78, or 79. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments and other opportunities to speak during public comment periods are available to you via phone by calling 415-655-0001. following that, you'll enter the meeting i.d. today's meeting i.d. 1462004570. after you've entered the meeting i.d., press the pound symbol twice. your line will be muted and in listening mode only. when you're item of interest comes up on day's agenda, dial *3 if you wish to speak for that item. best practices are to call from a quiet location, to speak clearly and slowly and turn down your streaming device, or whatever it is that you are using to access our meeting. you can send an moment to me, the clerk of the audit and oversig

the committee clerk is john carroll and i want to thank michael from sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. >> clerk: the minutes will reflect the committee members are participating in this remote meeting as if they were physically present. the public access

i wanted to give special thanks to john carroll as a clerk for supporting me as chair of the committeeic safety neighborhood services this year. >> president walton: supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: thank you so much. i was thinking about it the other day, many of us had to be in different places while we were trying to do our job. as supervisor haney was saying the other day, i kept looking up, it was like a carousel of clerks filling in for one another. never at any moment, was there any disruption. it was seemless. everything was smooth. that's coming from the perspective somebody that sits on other bodies. i want to say, never, over the past 15 months, did i ever feel like we couldn't do our job. that's really what this pandemic taught us. we had to be flexible. we had to be on the move. you all were the rock. you all were the foundation that allowed us to continue to do our job seemlessly. i think it was very fitting that our president decided along with his team to honor your entire team and the work they did. as many have said, i seen you grow over the last 21 years having

. >> chairman: i would like to thank john carroll carol and sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you any announcements? >> clerk: the committee members who have participated in this video conference to the extent as if they are physically present. public access to city services is essential. first, public comment will be available on each item on today's agenda on cable channel 26, 78, or 79. we'll be screening the call-in number across the screen at this time. each public caller will be allowed two minutes to speak. your comments and opportunities to speak are available to you by phone by calling 415-655-0001, i.d. number is 1462835668. following that, press the pound symbol twice. when you are connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, but you'll be muted and your phone will be in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, dial star, followed by three to be added to the speaker line. of best practices are to call from a al-qaeda quiet location, and to speak clearly and slowly, and turn down your streaming device two hear today's broadcast. you ma

john. >> jason carroll on the scene. thank you very much. so if ever a court decision called for more discussion, this is clearly it. joining us, two former federal prosecutors, cnn legal analyst shan wu and laura coates. laura, you've had a chance to process now the pennsylvania supreme court decision. do you think it is reasonable or unreasonable purely from a legal perspective? >> on a legally procedural basis, the decision was actually reasonable. but of course we can't look at it in a vacuum, can we? we know there is the emotion. we know about the silencing of voices of victims of sexual assault. we know about the notion of this being the first case -- the supreme court in pennsylvania never said that cosby was innocent. they didn't address the factual allegations nor did they say that the prosecutors in that case failed to meet their burden of proof. the jury found him guilty. the deal effectively immunized bill cosby. he did it in his public capacity on behalf of the commonwealth of pennsylvania. and for that reason even though anothe

john. >> jason carroll, on the scene. thank you, very much. >>> so if ever a court decision called for more discussion, this is clearly it. joining us, two former federal prosecutors. cnn legal analyst, shan wu. and cnn senior legal analyst, laura coates. laura, you -- you have had a chance to process, now, the pennsylvania supreme court decision. do you think it is reasonable or unreasonable, purely from a legal perspective? >> on a legally-procedural basis, the decision was actually reasonable. but, of course, we can't look at it in a vacuum, can we? we know that there is the emotion. we know about the silencing of voices of victims of sexual assault. we know about the notion of this being the first case, in the me too movement, to actually be prosecuted. and for a verdict to be rendered. and the supreme court in pennsylvania never said that bill cosby was innocent. they did not address the substance of the factual allegations. or did -- nor did they say the prosecutors in that case failed to meet their burden of proof.

. >> chairman: i would like to thank john carroll carol and sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you any announcements? >> clerk: the committee members who have participated in this video conference to the extent as if they are physically present. public access to city services is essential. first, public comment will be available on each item on today's agenda on cable channel 26, 78, or 79. we'll be screening the call-in number across the screen at this time. each public caller will be allowed two minutes to speak. your comments and opportunities to speak are available to you by phone by calling 415-655-0001, i.d. number is 1462835668. following that, press the pound symbol twice. when you are connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, but you'll be muted and your phone will be in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, dial star, followed by three to be added to the speaker line. of best practices are to call from a al-qaeda quiet location, and to speak clearly and slowly, and turn down your streaming device two hear today's broadcast. you ma

. >> chairman: i would like to thank john carroll carol and sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. mr.ou any announcements? >> clerk: the commit

john. >>> all right, jason carroll for us in elkins park.>>> joining me now is heidi thomas one of the witnesses to testify against bill cosby. heidi, good to have you with us this morning. at the time you talked about the day you testified being one of the proudest days of your life. how are you feeling this morning? >> sucker punched. like the rug was pulled out from underneath us. it's absolutely clear cosby has always maintained his innocence because he does not understand that sexual assault and rape are crimes. he doesn't get it. and that's why he keeps saying he's innocent. then you add on some arbitrary legal loophole and you just allowed a serial rapist to get off. i mean i'm in a state of disbelief and andrea constant is a bigger person than i. she said she's disappointed. i'm so beyond disappointed. i just love her to death. she's amazing. >> heidi, you're in touch with a number of the other women that accused bill cosby of misconduct. i'm just curious what are those messages that you're sharing with each other? >> you know, actua

. >> chairman: i would like to thank john carroll carol and sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you any announcements? >> clerk: the committee members who have participated in this video conference to the extent as if they are physically present. public access to city services is essential. first, public comment will be available on each item on today's agenda on cable channel 26, 78, or 79. we'll be screening the call-in number across the screen at this time. each public caller will be allowed two minutes to speak. your comments and opportunities to speak are available to you by phone by calling 415-655-0001, i.d. number is 1462835668. following that, press the pound symbol twice. when you are connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, but you'll be muted and your phone will be in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, dial star, followed by three to be added to the speaker line. of best practices are to call from a al-qaeda quiet location, and to speak clearly and slowly, and turn down your streaming device two hear today's broadcast. you ma

. >> chairman: i would like to thank john carroll carol and sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. mr.ouncements? >> clerk: the committee members who have participated in this video conference to the extent as if they are physically present. public access to city services is essential. first, public comment will be available on each item on today's agenda on cable channel 26, 78, or 79. we'll be screening the call-in number across the screen at this time. each public caller will be allowed two minutes to speak. your comments and opportunities to speak are available to you by phone by calling 415-655-0001, i.d. number is 1462835668. following that, press the pound symbol twice. when you are connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, but you'll be muted and your phone will be in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, dial star, followed by three to be added to the speaker line. of best practices are to call from a al-qaeda quiet location, and to speak clearly and slowly, and turn down your streaming device two hear today's broadcast. you may submit public commen

the committee clerk is john carroll and i want to thank michael from sfgovtv for staffing this meetinglerk: the minutes will reflect the committee members are participating in this remote meeting as if they were physically present. the public access to city service is essential. public com

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the committee clerk is john carroll and i want to thank michael from sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. >> clerk: the minutes will reflect the committee members are participating in this remote meeting as if they were physically present. the public access