. >> item 4c is water enterprise capital improvement program quarterly report from katie miller. >> good afternoon president ajami and commissioners. katie miller, the director of water capital program and today i'll present a update on status of projects in the capital improvement programthened of second quarter, december 31, 2022. if i could have the slides, that would be great. these pie charts show the status of 36 projects in the program with total budget of $3.3 billion. expenditures at the close of the reporting period were $1 billion extended with 31 million extended during the quarter. this table shows summary of program costs forecast by category for all active projects. you will notice there are several new variances this quarter with $125 million in forecasted cost increases for the regional program since last quarter and $301 million in forecast cost savings for the local program. this quarter the project variances all align with the revised project budgets and schedules you approved february for the future fiscal year 2024-2032cip. many project budgets show increase for var

and the person who's leading the juvenile justice center katie miller, thank you so much for being here. and during our declaration of emergency for a covid response and some of the challenges that we were dealing with in the tenderloin. mary ellen carroll helped us lead all that work. and if any of you want to adopt a cat, a dog or any pet in san francisco, virginia, daniel you who runs animal care and control is here with us. the lady who runs the ports down there. elaine forbes. and our hr guru carol ison. so if you're looking for a job, talk to carol. alright so let's get back to our program of honoring our great women and i'm going to move on over to this side. let me tell you, you know. i know so many of you who have a great relationship with felicia jones, you know. bad. she wears her heart on her sleeve. i first had an opportunity to get to know. felicia jones. when. many of you recall in the bayview hunters point when mario woods was killed. and that was a very challenging time with the community and the san francisco police department and it was very frustrating just in how th

and the person who's leading the juvenile justice center katie miller, thank you so much for being hereduring our declaration of emergency for a covid response and some of the challenges that we were dealing with in the tenderloin. mary ellen carroll helped us lead all that work. and if any of you want to adopt a cat, a dog or any pet in san francisco, virginia, daniel you who runs animal care and control is here with us. the lady who runs the ports down there. elaine forbes. and our hr guru carol ison. so if you're looking for a job, talk to carol. alright so let's get back to our program of honoring our great women and i'm going to move on over to this side. let me tell you, you know. i know so many of you who have a great relationship with felicia jones, you know. bad. she wears her heart on her sleeve. i first had an opportunity to get to know. felicia jones. when. many of you recall in the bayview hunters point when mario woods was killed. and that was a very challenging time with the community and the san francisco police department and it was very frustrating just in how things e

katie miller, the director yesterday, told city agencies that, that the that we're seeing much younger kids now in the violence involved in violence. this issue was resoefshed for high school age kids and now we're seeing kids as early as 11 or 12 years old. our young people are hurting. we know that many are behind academically. supervisor ronen has done a lot of work on this issue but we know that they're behind socially. we have a generation of kids that have come of age during the pandemic and entered puberty during the pandemic and missed crucial time being with their peers person. in these violent events, we must provide a appropriate after school activities, programming from rec and park. and i want to acknowledge the role of social media which is something new in this youth violence. because the majority watch these horrific attack and live stream them on instagram getting likes and more followers. we must come up with a quicker response as soon as it happens and we must monitor and communicate with the youth in the way that they communicate today. so we continue to deal with t

jam secommissioners i'm randy anderson for mountain tunnel improvement project stand nothing for katie miller. she is on vacation today. i will share the second quarter of the fiscal year. october first-december 31 of 20 twoochl i will share highlights from the mountain tunnel project. >> this pie chart shows the program status with 9 project in preconstruction. 6 in construction, multiple phases and two project in close out for a total of 17 projects. 211 admissible has been spent to date for 27% completion. 15 million know spent reporting a construction activity on several projects. this table shoes a summary of expendures and costs grouped by funding source, water, power and joint. there are now costs for this quarter with 34 million forecasted cost increases for the program since last quarter. these variances all aline with the revised project budgets and scheduled that you approve in the february for future fiscal 24-33 and year c ip. a few of the budgets show increases for reasons. i will provide more on the variances. this slide shoes cost and schedule variances. there are 4 projects w

katie miller, the director yesterday, told city agencies that, that the that we're seeing much younger kids now in the violence involved in violence. this issue was resoefshed for high school age kids and now we're seeing kids as early as 11 or 12 years old. our young people are hurting. we know that many are behind academically. supervisor ronen has done a lot of work on this issue but we know that they're behind socially. we have a generation of kids that have come of age during the pandemic and entered puberty during the pandemic and missed crucial time being with their peers person. in these violent events, we must provide a appropriate after school activities, programming from rec and park. and i want to acknowledge the role of social media which is something new in this youth violence. because the majority watch these horrific attack and live stream them on instagram getting likes and more followers. we must come up with a quicker response as soon as it happens and we must monitor and communicate with the youth in the way that they communicate today. so we continue to deal with t

joining us katie fang, host of "the katie fang show" and "new york times" reporter katie benner is back, tim miller is here, former rnc spokesman writer at large from the bulwark. they are msnbc contributors. claire is still with us. katie, let me start with you. tell us what you think is going on? we're still reading tea leaves. this is a secret process. remind everyone who david pecker is one of the most riveting characters in this season of the trump folies if you will. why would he have been there today? >> david pecker was the former publisher of the national enquirer. his name and dylan howard, the editor, they were heavily involved in the negotiations with the stormy daniels and then lawyer davidson for the hush money payment. what's interesting is that this is the second time that david pecker has appeared in front of the grand jury and david pecker and dylan howard insisted that michael cohen deal in the negotiations. they themselves did the negotiations. they dispatched michael cohen to do so and, in fact, from what we know, michael cohen was pressured by dylan howard as well as david pec

katie miller, the director yesterday, told city agencies that, that the that we're seeing much younger kids now in the violence involved in violence. this issue was resoefshed for high school age kids and now we're seeing kids as early as 11 or 12 years old. our young people are hurting. we know that many are behind academically. supervisor ronen has done a lot of work on this issue but we know that they're behind socially. we have a generation of kids that have come of age during the pandemic and entered puberty during the pandemic and missed crucial time being with their peers person. in these violent events, we must provide a appropriate after school activities, programming from rec and park. and i want to acknowledge the role of social media which is something new in this youth violence. because the majority watch these horrific attack and live stream them on instagram getting likes and more followers. we must come up with a quicker response as soon as it happens and we must monitor and communicate with the youth in the way that they communicate today. so we continue to deal with t

miller is a veterans and first responder in our nation are grateful for mr. gary sinise. last night, mr. and this is just a special governor two sentences his wife katie and joined by their children madison and mason. okay so there's been a lot of talk in the news lately about the basis on which we should judge our political leaders. one of them involves age, how old they are when they make a run for president. reagan was once the oldest first term president at age 69. that is until donald trump was elected at age 17. only to be outdone by joe biden. now back to at the tender age of 78. now reagan had a view on this subject. he quipped, thomas jefferson once said, we should never judge a president by his age, only by his works. ever since he told me that, i stopped worrying about it. little reagan here was always a good way to get things started. our speaker today is at no risk of being judged by his age. no one can say his past as prime, nor can they say his index appearance. and with his new book, it's clear he's asking all americans to simply judge him by his works just as president jefferson advised the courage to be free is florida's blueprint fo