and the controller's nominee lauren post, to that position. and before we do that, why don't we -- as we did with streets and sanitation commission, get a briefing from the city administrators offices, prop b property manager rachel alonzo, good morning, ms. alonzo. >> good morning, chair peskin and thank you for having me here again. i was here earlier in the month and we reviewed the admin services ordinance and thank you for approving that. it will be heard at the full board meeting tomorrow for its second reading. and we have a second ordinance that we're working on called the code cleanup ordinance and it's 190 pages long now, and we are on track to submit that for your consideration next month, by the july 1st deadline. and i am very excited to have four more appointees here today three for public works and then i believe item 4 will be for the sanitation and streets commission. and the working groups that we have convened have been coordinating and discussing what topics to review with the commissioners in their first meeting in july an

item 34 approves the appointment of fadi and item 36 approves the appointment of lauren post, terms ending july 2, 2024 to the commission. >> president walton: thank you, madame clerk. i don't see anyone on the roster, so we'll take these items same house, same call. without objection these motions are approved unanimously. madame clerk, please call item number 37. >> item 37 is a motion to approve the city controller's ben rosenfield's nomination for the appointment of christopher simi to the sanitation and streets commission for a term ending july 1, 2026. >> president walton: thank you. seeing no one on the roster, we'll take this item same house, same call. and without action, this motion is approved unanimously. madame clerk let's go to our first roll call. >> first up to introduce new business is supervisor mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: submit. >> thank you. supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you. colleagues, i have two items today. first, introducing an ordinance to support our veteran communities' access to affordable housing. this legislation creates a new priority for

item 34 approves the appointment of fadi and item 36 approves the appointment of lauren post, terms ending july 2, 2024 to the commission. >> president walton: thank you, madame clerk. i don't see anyone on the roster, so we'll take these items same house, same call. without objection these motions are approved unanimously. madame clerk, please call item number 37. >> item 37 is a motion to approve the city controller's ben rosenfield's nomination for the appointment of christopher simi to the sanitation and streets commission for a term ending july 1, 2026. >> president walton: thank you. seeing no one on the roster, we'll take this item same house, same call. and without action, this motion is approved unanimously. madame clerk let's go to our first roll call. >> first up to introduce new business is supervisor mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: submit. >> thank you. supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you. colleagues, i have two items today. first, introducing an ordinance to support our veteran communities' access to affordable housing. this legislation creates a new priority for

lauren: he posted this mean that cracks me up, you can see, do we have a?tter, the girl he is chasing in front and the tesla girl in the background over there. that is with another joke, to be clear, he writes, i am spending less than 5% but actually, on the twitter acquisition, you got that right, less than 5%. there is a lot going on but here is the story. investors might disagree he's not distracted. if you look at tesla shares, 692, they are down more than 30% since musk agreed to by twitter on april 25th. stuart: i think he gets it at a lower price, 10 seconds to agree or disagree. lauren: he has to show proof of the twitter purposefully misled him and that is hard to do. stuart: we will see how this works out. let's get to the markets. i see the down modest gain one hundred points, nasdaq modest gain, s&p up 20. can he says we are getting close to a bottom but don't bet the ranch. >> we had a lot of action recently, the market has fallen out of bed, but it hasn't capitulated yet. feels like it is trying to build a base. there's a little bit of downsid

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lauren: we hope because the "new york post" said it best over the weekend, right? hley: that is the headline. lauren, thank you very much. yes. back to this story. jeff bezos blasting the administration. this after the president said corporations need to pay their fair share to tame inflation. we got that story later on in our show. meantime, tragedy from coast to coast. one person is dead, five others are hurt after a gunman opens fire at a church in california. this coming just 24 hours after 10 people were killed at a grocery store in buffalo. we'll have the very latest breaking developments on these stories next. ♪. meet jessica moore. jessica was born to care. she always had your back... like the time she spotted the neighbor kid, an approaching car, a puddle, and knew there was going to be a situation. ♪ ♪ ms. hogan's class? yeah, it's atlantis. nice. i don't think they had camels in atlantis. really? today she's a teammate at truist, the bank that starts with care when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. i am robert strickler. i've been inv

lauren: the new york post reporting china asked them to do that to that data but the data could clarifyecond annual virtual covid summit with some other world leaders and this is what he says. today we mark a tragic milestone, 1 million american lives lost to covid 19, one million empty chairs around the dinner table, each and your replaceable loss, jill and i pray for each of the. it has been two years. we all know someone who lost their lives to covid. ashley: indeed we do. thank you very much. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell wants the justice department to investigate protesters outside the homes of supreme court justices. he says a garland is allowing mob rule in america. we have that story in our next our. meantime airfares are up 19% from last month. that is in stopping travelers from making their summer plans. airbnb is cashing in big time as more people are turning to domestic travel to cut costs. we have that report next. ♪♪ ♪♪ i have no reason to stay ♪♪ (mom allen) verizon just gave us all a brand new iphone 13. (dad allen) we've been customers for years. (dad brown) w

post. manchester city levelled before half time — an excellent goal from lauren hemp.eft hand corner to put chelsea back in front. let's get the latest from wembley with about five minutes. this match is live on bbc one. the attendance was just over 19,000 at wembley, the attendance wasjust over 19,000 at wembley, over 19,000 at wembley, a cup final record. chelsea on the verge of their fourth fa cup. all the reaction coming on bbc one and on the bbc iplayer. there was another twist in the premier league title race as leaders manchester city went 2—0 down at west ham but salvaged a point to draw 2—2. in a thrilling match at the london stadium, jarrod bowen scored twice for the home side in the first half. but the defending champions responded after the break with goals from jack grealish and this own goal from vladimir coufal. city had the chance to win it late on, but riyad mahrez had his penalty saved. it means pep guardiola side can retain the league title if they beat aston villa on the final day of the season. second—placed liverpool are four points behind, but ha

lauren: another billionaire just got political on twitter, right? last i checked, doesn't he own "the washington postn: that is not a conservative newspaper. stuart: no, not. lauren: and here's the statement, the tweet with: look, a twirl the. this is the white house statement, and he includes it about what i recently tweeted. they understandably want to muddy the topic. they know inflation hurts, but unions aren't causing inflation and neither are wealthy people. remember, the administration tried their best to add another $3.5 trillion to federal spending. they failed. but they had succeeded, inflation would be even higher than it is, and it's the already at a 40-year high. he's saying the white house doesn't understand it's their policies, their loose spending that's causing inflation. and then the new press secretary doubled down on that. >> it's not a huge mystery why one of the wealthiest individual on earth, right, opposes an economic agenda that is for the middle class, that cuts some of the biggest costs families face fights inflation for the long haul, right? and that's what we're talking a

takes financial storm morning .com financial storm warning .com post code eleven didn'tty congresswoman from colorado congresswoman laurenobert is now exposing felt far left chicago mayor. we call our mayorgo lightweight after her tweets urging a call to arms ahead of the supreme court's abortion ruling.ponse in response, congresswoman bobert tweeted quote insurrectionist which lightweight replied excuse me, insurrection is your thing, not ours. to whicht congresswoman bobert fired back quote six killed 18 wounded in your city this past weekend. nearly two hundred murders sohi far this year. go fix your city hack anyway here with reaction is colorado congresswoman lauren bobert along with leo to point out terrell leo knows this congresswomanan twenty nine we started on this show all the nameses of people that nobody ever hears about,he all the people in chicago shot all the people shot and killed.s yet. we never cover those stories i've done a few years a thing.y ever fixes she hasn't lifted a finger to make chicago safe and secure right shot. president trump said that peacefully and patrioticallysi make your voices hear

lauren: still trying to figure it out. i've got nothing in advance unfortunately, i'll keep you posted on monday. >> that's what i said too,y. ashley: good stuff sounds like fun. this comes from roland, he says ashley always does very well filling in for stuart. thanks, man, but i miss my take. ashley, give en the opportunity what be the subject of the first ashley's take? oh, that's not such an easy one. do you know what i would do? probably talk about the spirit of this country, and i always think anything is possible here, because i'm proof of that, but i also think we need to preserve that spirit of freedom, so i hate government regulation. i hate high taxes, because it handcuffs it all. let america do what america does best. what about you guys? susan, what would your take be? >> the question is what we think your take be , so i think it be less serious i was thinking maybe the premier league and whose going to win the english premier league in soccer this year? i don't know. ashley: that would last about an hour, lauren? lauren: honestly right now i would editorialize on the texas school shooting because it is just s

lauren taylor, this is al jazeera alive from london. also coming up i. ukraine says russia continues to attack the besieged mar, you post, steal works. despite moscow announcing a cease fire to allow more civilians to leave 25 people injured and homes.

post. it's the fourth consecutive final that she's scored in. but manchester city struck back before half time — an excellent goalfrom lauren hemp. from wembley — this match is live on bbc one. they're just coming up to half—time. 55,000 expected — which would be record for english club game. first time these two powerhouses of women's football have met in the fa cup final. 1-1 at 1—1 at the minute. the second half coming on bbc one and on the bbc iplayer. back to the premier league now and tottenham have moved into the top four for the moment with a narrow 1—0 win over burnley. it was a penalty that settled it, given for a handball from ashley barnes on the stroke of halftime. referee kevin friend awarded the spot kick after consulting with var and having a second look. up stepped harry kane to slot the ball home, his 21st penalty in a row for spurs. in to the champions league places then for the time being, with arsenal in action tomorrow. to stay in this race with the possibility of taking a place in the champions league, in england it means you're doing a really good job. my players are doing really good job. job. my players

lauren: the group sent, and not to the late rpg, posting the home addresses of six conservative justices out of class and tell your teacher why you're doing so. friday they are having a die in, go to a public place the fall to the floor and say that happens to women when they don't have access to abortion. stuart: i wonder if that will change any lines, demonstrating in churches on mother's day is a losing, my personal opinion. the 148th kentucky derby kicks off tomorrow my first saturday in may. are there restrictions or is it back to normal? we head to louisville next. ♪♪ ♪♪ the sunshine's bright on my old kentucky home ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ the sunshine's bright ♪♪ on my old kentucky home ♪♪ big game today! everybody ready? alexa, ask buick to start my enclave. starting your buick enclave. i just love our new alexa. dad, it's a buick. i love that new alexa smell. it's a buick. we need snacks for the team. alexa, take us to the nearest grocery store. getting directions. alexa will get us there in no time. it's a buick. let's be real. don't make me turn this alexa around. oh my. it's painful. the bu

and conservatives calling foul lauren blanchard outside the supreme court will foro this morning is now under arrest . video taken from someone inside the building and posted to twitter shows the men working without ropes or any other safety devices. he was taken into custody at the top of that 60 story building. according to a message posted on social media . he identified himself as a protester who used the self proclaimed nickname pro life. spider man claims to have climbed other skyscrapers in an effort to generate attention for anti abortion causes. an unprecedented leak is rocking the legal world as a report last night showed the 63 conservative leaning supreme court could be ready to overturn roe versus wade. the supreme court released a statement today calling the draft authentic. the league prompted chief chief justice john roberts to ask for an investigation into the breach. lauren blanchard has the very latest. a historic leak. a draft opinion from the supreme court shows the justices are leaning towards overturning nearly 50 years of abortion protections. protesters to politico, says the 1973 decision in r. wade was agree. gis lee wrong from th

eastern on c-span we will cover a " washington post" event on the economy facing -- featuring laurenmers to discuss his criticism of the biden administration's attempt to curb inflation. c-span or c-span.org is where you can watch that as well and are free video app. 1:30 p.m. eastern today the secretary of the army will discuss u.s. defense strategy including other -- including threats to the united states and its allies that programming happening at one: 30 pm on c-span, c-span now, and c-span. calm. and then at 9:30, the special envoy for iran will testify about negotiations with iran, what sort of path forward they see when it comes to a nuclear deal, that senate foreign relations committee hearing airing at 9:30 p.m. on c-span, c-span.org and the free c-span now video app. time for your calls in our open forum. john. ashland, ohio. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. host: what is on your mind? caller: please explain to me how corporate executives can stand up before congress and tell how they are gouging the american public and say that is ok? i

lauren, i've got a headline for everyone. it's in the washington post here it is.p rassenberger win in georgia primary in blow to trump. congressman barry loudermilk is from georgia now. i've got that, david perdue lost big time, and they had trump endorsement. how does trump look now in georgia? >> well, stuart, that's a great question, but you know, real quickly, let me just say, my family and i our hearts are broken over what's happened in texas and our prayers are with the families over there. it's a continuation of the violence we've seen over our nation in the past few months, but back to the primary election you know the big question is, was this a mandate against trump and i'm not so sure, because i didn't see that trump's endorsement hurt anyone, unless that's all you ran on. if you just ran on hey, i'm trump's guy, then we're seeing that those candidates were tapping out really nationwide about 30% but if you ran on your own merit, and you ran on a strong platform as brian kemp did, then they're not only winning but winning with historic numbers. you're t

lauren guidance. >> they were kind of funny, so i know she's going to respond to me. and i said oh my gosh, if you post. you >> but no response. was she studying too hard to look at a few photos? katie tried again the next day. and the day after that. and again, no response. >> that's not normal for her. we would talk a lot. >> katie called lauren cell phone. and her phone was off. and i immediately was like, this isn't right. so i called her say sister caitlin and i said, lawrence phone is off. she hasn't been answering me for days. have you heard from her? >> no, she had not. so caitlin reached out to lauren's school friend ashley. >> her sister contacted me over a message on facebook. >> hey, trying to get into touch with lauren. have you seen her? can you let her know we're trying to get in touch with her. we haven't heard from her. >> this was wednesday. now thinking back, actually hadn't seen lauren since that pre-study party friday night. actually went to lauren's apartment. her car was there. she knocked out the door. >> when she didn't answer, i didn't think anything of it. i soon she was runn

post pandemic. sub vscriber growth will be topo mind peloton slashed the outlook last november and demand was softer than anticipated as people started leaving the house and returning to traditional james lauren thomas joins us now for you who don't know she has been all over the peloton story. she broke a story back in january that really put the peloton story front and center the story was about peloton having to halt production of the bikes and treadmills because demand was waning. what will inn vvestors look fro peloton today? >> thank you so much for the in intro. this is the new peloton ceo barry mccarthy's first su opportunity to introduce himself to wall street the numbers and outlook that peloton offers is going to be important. that conference call where we get to listen to mccarthy articulate his vision for peloton moving forward is going to be more important than anything and trump everything else he just took over the company three months ago he hasn't been at the helm for that 100-day mark just yet we will reach that next week actually you know, he hasn't had much time at the same time, peloton has already put into place new initiatives under his watch. the biggest of all is pel

lauren. >> okay. >> may i take roll call vote. >> please. >> member crawford? >> aye. >> member darlarkin. >> aye. >> vice chair matthews. >> aye. >> tara mccue. absent, member pentoja is absent. member post. >> aye. >> member sanderland. >> aye. >> thank you. the minutes are approved. >> great. if we can move to item 4, please. >> possible action and discussion an oversight committee to meet over the covid-19 emergency by tele conference, resolve that the citizen obligation bond oversight committee, the city remain in the state of emergency due to the covid-19 pandemic. at this meeting, the citizens general oversight committee has considered the circumstances of the state of emergency. state and city officials continue to recommend measures to promote physical distanting and other distanting measures on some sighting. because of the covid-19 conducting meetings of this body will present imminent risk to the safety of attendee and directly impact the members to meet safely in-person. further resolve that for at least the next 30 days, meetings of the citizens general obligation bond oversight committee will continue to occur exclusively by tele conferencing technology and not by any inper

post by steve convenient hayward. the president seems determined to make every mistake of the 70s and might not end until biden controls price controls and rash. >> it's crazy. lauren is right. it's completely avoidable. this whole thing started with the war on fossil fuels. that's where we saw the pop happen long before russia happened. we saw the price of gas before he was inaugurated. the week that he was elected, prices went up. everybody knew this would have consequences. you combine that with other policies, keep people in their homes, paying them to stay there for much too long a period of time. regulations, increasing regulations dramatically for all kinds of things whether it's road projects, all the stimulus money that went out and the money itself. obviously what happened was we were printing money like crazy. that began under trump but calming down. a lot of those pandemic programs were being pulled back. but biden doubled down on him with his $1.9 trillion plan as soon as he came into office. a lot of those had nothing do with covid. so with us completely avoidable situation. there is good news even though i think we're in a recession right now. what w

post" op-ed really blasts democrats. they're not mincing words. are they? lauren he says, the democrats have become part of the miserable whiney grumps. when was last time anyone encounterd a happy democrat? they don't exist. they're perpetually miserable, normal people moved on from covid, offended to anyone objects to public schools teaching 7-year-olds about sexual identity and fetish with critical race theory is not as widely shared as they thought. his opening line referenced elon musk tweet from last week, the far left hates everyone, including themselves. i thought that was a way to get musk in the 10:00 hour. that was kind of a brilliant statement. we walk around, wearing a mask outside not near anybody because you say you care about everybody else and judge other people that don't do the same thing. that is not a good look for people. that is one example. stuart: we got musk into the first block of the 10:00 hour. >> there you go. stuart: on this program last week jeff sica called twitter a garbage company. he is back. he is sitting right next to me. jeff

reached by people posting empty empty shelves in their stores and amazon subscriptions people are starting to realize this is critical. it is late for people have this relevant. laurenas not reopened since. the fda can't walk in and say open it up and produce that product. it's not easy, is it? >> it is and it isn't, the fda should be making sure everything coming out of there is up to safety standards. blue when i am sure they are but there is a limit to what they can do surely. >> issues going on so the fda, every way, slow to act on the whistleblower report and slow to act on reopening the plant but this is a major domestic output area, these plants, 46% of formula in the united states we use comes from china. we have supply chain issues on one's meal and not producing enough deep mystically and it should be a top priority for the biden administration and doesn't appear to be. stuart: we take your point. thanks very much. thank you very much. you have youngsters of your own, i don't know if your youngest is in position to take formula or not. lauren: we transitioned to regular milk. i have to admit some guilt. a few months ago i looked for baby formula when half