i'm president maxwell. madame secretary, will you take the roll, please. >> president maxwell: here. >> vice president moran: here. commissioner paulson will be arriving later. >> commissioner harrington: here. >> commissioner ajami: here. >> we have a quorum. before we start, madame president, due to the covid-19 health emergency and given the public health recommendations issued by the san francisco department of public health, and given that governor newsome and mayor breed have lifted restrictions on teleconference, this is held via teleconference and televised by sfgovtv. please realize there is a brief delay between the meeting and what is viewed on sfgovtv. i would like to extend our thanks to sfgovtv and puc staff for their assistance during the meeting. if you would like to make public comment, dial 1-415-655-0001, meeting i.d., 146 350 2017 # #. raise your hand to speak, press star 3. please note you must limit to your comments to the topic of the agenda item, unless you're speaking under general

. >>> suspected child sex offender ghislaine maxwell is withering as she sits in trial. her lawyer made that statement as part of a new bid to relax the conditions of maxwell's detention locked up since july for her alleged role in the jeffrey epstein sex trafficking scandal. her lawyer says maxwell is suffering emotional abuse. >>> overseas, a middle eastern princess resurfaced in a series of videos claiming she's being held against her will. princess latifa, the daughter of dubai's ruler, has not been seen since 2018 when she was detained and brought back to dubai after trying to flee the country. she reportedly fears for her life and recorded the videos in the bathroom of a villa on a phone smuggled in by friends. >> this ville last has been converted into a jail. all the windows are barred shut. i can't open any window. there's five policemen outside and two policewomen inside the house, and i can't even go outside to get any fresh air. >> a u.n. official who met the princess after she tried to escape says she was tricked into believing latifa was safe. >>> new fallo

>> i have one other question president maxwell., i was wondering, i was surprised to see the energy recovery was eliminated from this project so the long-term saving of that was not covering capital costs or i'm just trying to better understand the logic. i know there was some explanation in the documents on sort of relying on natural gas and trying sort of switch to the way we want to do this. >> so i do have the project manager, caro line chiu who can speak on the energy recovery a little bit more and hopefully answer your questions. so caro line chiu is online. >> project manager, yes, you asked a great question. i think during the cost reduction effort, you know, we looked at everything, right and to kind of confirm and one thing this came up was in consideration that what we were doing with the energy recovery facility, by using the digester gas and converting it to heat, steam and power wasn't the highest value we could get for this digester gas. so, with that, we thought about what to do with our bio gas and now we're lookin

commissioner and president maxwell, i'm requesting that you direct staff to explain why this contract had only 4% l.d.e., and again, it seems like the c.m.d. report concurs with it. 4% is such a low number, such a low number for a basic simple construction contract. there's no explanation, there's no indication whatsoever that there's any other bidders on this contract. this is a public agency. this is a public agency. this information should have been public, so if you don't mind, i'd like to ask you again, with all due respect, to ask kathy howe how did this work. now kathy might be more interested in making sure her son works for her at the p.u.c., just as they've been instrumental to taking this agency from a top agency to the bottom. thank you, and i look forward to hearing back from you. >> operator: thank you for your comments. next caller, your line is open. two minutes to speak to item 9-e. >> eileen broken, coalition for san francisco neighborhoods, speaking on my own behalf. i would like to thank the commission for severing this item and for giving an initial presentation t

>> i have one other question president maxwell. so, i was wondering, i was surprised to see the energy recovery was eliminated from this project so the long-term saving of that was not covering capital costs or i'm just trying to better understand the logic. i know there was some explanation in the documents on sort of relying on natural gas and trying sort of switch to the way we want to do this. >> so i do have the project manager, caro line chiu who can speak on the energy recovery a little bit more and hopefully answer your questions. so caro line chiu is online. >> project manager, yes, you asked a great question. i think during the cost reduction effort, you know, we looked at everything, right and to kind of confirm and one thing this came up was in consideration that what we were doing with the energy recovery facility, by using the digester gas and converting it to heat, steam and power wasn't the highest value we could get for this digester gas. so, with that, we thought about what to do with our bio gas and now we're loo

any wrongdoing what did you make of the illusions made in the media around the world that robert maxwell was a mossad agent and that epstein was apparently hired he had the likings the specific parking spot i know that this is a. daily mossad and how not you know all over the place and this is one reason why many governments tell us they need this and because it's a plasterer. have they tried to kill you not recent 3 not years ago. because to stand but not understand i think that there's some sadness take to make up look i'm just trying to ease you mean being targeted by israeli intelligence that if we had time for the leader of the palestinian authority to go now you seem prof rob resins bush obama trump and you have the same leader there in the west bank and all that's happened is more settlements and more thousands of men women and children dead. i mean it's not really really there are the palestinians as a sponsor for deceptive months and expense in and the fact that it is a strategic alliance between the u.s. and is in fact what it is elected to office is going to and had of the sit

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commissioner harrington. >> thank you, commissioner maxwell. as noted before, our regular commission meetings are great. they are full of regular business, not a lot of time time forthe engagement. this is to educate the public and engage with people for more than two minutes. we are here because we care about the river. it is intressick value and symbolic for the health of the river. if we think the river is doing well or not. there are two proposals from from the state water board providing more water for the health of the fish and river. the alternative from the p.u.c. at our last workshop we spend time on what the state was talking about and environmental community thought would be good for the river. today we hear from the public utilities commission staff for background and thoughts about the river and health of the river. there will be a third workshop in the next month to talk about water demand and alternative. we hope the three workshops will give us a better understanding of what is going on. it will be good because we hope to have a

additionally, i think president maxwell, you talked about this. as we bring facilities on-line, we need to be thinking about the costs of operating an increasingly complex system, so there are some positions here related to operating new facilities in the regional water system. we have some additional funding for climate change assessment, maintenance and inspection of current infrastructure, and then replacement of equipment. next slide. so when we talk about people, all of the proposals i talked about earlier involve -- we're talking about an addition of 27 positions, including attrition reduction. we're going to be continuing with the city hall fellows program, which is an high level apprenticeship program, where we bring people just out of college into the program. you've seen a number of city hall fellows. i think you've seen aaron franks here a number of times talking about the program. here are a number of things that are proposed to be added to the budget and the operating budget. next slide. so the next theme is really financial sustainab

commissioner harrington. >> thank you, commissioner maxwell.d before, our regular commission meetings are great. they are full of regular business, not a lot of time time forthe engagement. this is to educate the public and engage with people for more than two minutes. we are here because we care about the river. it is intressick value and symbolic for the health of the river. if we think the river is doing well or not. there are two proposals from from the state water board providing more water for the health of the fish and river. the alternative from the p.u.c. at our last workshop we spend time on what the state was talking about and environmental community thought would be good for the river. today we hear from the public utilities commission staff for background and thoughts about the river and health of the river. there will be a third workshop in the next month to talk about water demand and alternative. we hope the three workshops will give us a better understanding of what is going on. it will be good because we hope to have a chance

thank you very much. >>> all of you be sure to catch zerlina maxwell's show "zerlina" 6:00 eastern on peacock streaming channel. >>> up next, what are the risks of giving donald trump classified intelligence briefings and what might he do with that kind of sensitive information? announcer >>> your smile. it's the first thing people notice about you. it's what people remember about you. if you want to have the confidence that your smile is the best it can be. you have to try smileactives this game changing teeth whitening breakthrough has helped over a million people get whiter teeth and a brighter, healthier smile. spencer >>> smileactives gave me something i've been looking for for a long, long time. a whiter, brighter smile that's noticeable by other people and by myself. janell >>> smileactives gave me an even, brighter smile. after thirty days i notice not just a whiter smile but a bigger smile. announcer >>> smileactives gets your teeth white and keeps them white. and the best part of it all you'll see amazing results fast. in fact, smileactives will make your teeth six shades wh

i was trained at a prosecutor in maxwell air force bait in alabama and i remain in the reserves because we're the greatest country in the world. highway did our exceptional country get to the point where a violent mob attacked our capital action murdering a police officer, assaulting over 140 other officers, how did we get to the point where rioters desecrated, defiled and disorred your senate chamber, where the very place you sit became a crime scene and where national guard troops still patrol outside wearing body armor. i'll show you how we got there. president donald j. trump ran out of knapp violent options to maintain power. after his efforts in the courts and threatening officials and in the senate.to he would probably bait senators, name them in social media. for example, on december 18th, president trump named@senator majority leader telling them they have to get tougher or they won't have a republican party anymore. we won the election by a lot. fight for it.m take it away. president trump was suggesting members of this senate that if they didn't help him try to overturn the e

. >> president maxwell. >> here. >> vice president moran. >> here. >> commissioner harrington. >> here. >> commissioner. >> here. >> commissioner paulson will be arriving in 15 minutes. we are a quorum. >> i would like to welcome our new commissioner to our official meeting. welcome and thank you so much for your commitment. thank you. >> looking forward to working with you. >> thank you. next item, please. >> before i read the next item i would like to make a brief announcement. due to the covid-19 health machining and given the public health recommendation issued by the san francisco department of public health and governor newsom and mayor breed lifted restrictions on teleconference. this is being televised by sfgovtv. if you are watching live stream there is a brief time lag. on behalf of the commission i would like to extend our thanks to sfgovtv for assistance during this meeting. if you wish to comment on an item dial 415-655-0001. meeting id1463590630. followed by pound pound. to speak press star 3. before i call the first item i would announce that item 15 is removed from toda

she is the president of the county's board of education, and mike maxwell. ah third appointee is still pending. they will remain on the oakley union elementary school district ward until an election is held. and in a letter tonight, superintendent greg hetrick said. in part, this unfortunate situation will not discourage or distract me from working to build back the trust in our community and return her students safely back to school as soon as possible. and online scam targeting a san francisco dog rescue group. how woman in iowa alerted the group to the scheme, plus an arrest in a south bay cold case how authorities tracked down a murder suspect 40 years later. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. it's a better kind of business insurance. it's only three pages. straightforward. if you own it, three covers it. got a cheese slice for "spokesperson?" that's me. i don't even need to see what's happening behind me to know it's covered

you ran -- inghislaine maxwell. >> i said i know she has the tapes of trump and i want those tapes.y face. she said i'm the daughter of a presents baron. bill clinton took 25 flights on the lolita express. she said if you do one side you have to do the other. i said i will go with the tapes take me. get me the tapes. she shoe the tapes existed buff she didn't know where he kept them. i never did get them. it was quite interesting, her community. jesse: in one of your meetings she tried to get you in bed which you artfully dodged. she is admitting there are tapes from two presidents at epstein's property. you also spoke to mob bosses about the jfk aalways nation. what did she tell you? >> we completed a profile of joe banana. and i'm sitting with joe, who killed kennedy? and he said the first thing he did was call down to miami and talk to the man who ran the mob in florida and said what happened. and he said miami and norms which is run by carlos barcello will take the heat for it. new york is clear. joe found out later, according to what joe banano told me. he said they took care o

because kovi case is the high and more contagious strains are spreading so french president emmanuel maxwell sudden decision not to impose one took most people by surprise and forced the government to change its tune just today are. certainly exists apart to avoid a letdown it may be narrow but it's there and will be wrong not to try and follow it. the government has tightened existing measures it's extended a nighttime curfew and imposed more restrictions on shops and travel in and out of france restaurants bars cultural and sports centers remain shot but schools are open my call is said to be worried about the impact of another knock down on the economy and on people's mental health but with the pandemic showing no immediate solutions over basing in the country it is clearly a political gamble that is going to the president is taking a risk as it's his decision even though the government announced it obviously he wants to protect the economy so he's waiting as long as possible to see if a full law. dan is needed it's a big gamble but if it pays off it will put him in a strong position befo

yes held across the room was in the book that we believe an effigy of president maxwell nickel for them such as the distance had to end with this crash and the suggestions that happen sooner or later the say it doesn't go far enough in this dissatisfaction with this you didn't include a ban on when and where it is allowed to make a headscarf in areas such as university so it does seem that nudity was really happy with it spike the fact that the past all that this to us reading this bill had being in the works spoke very long time over a year ago president it talks about creating a bill like this but it really came it shop focused following a spate of islam at a terror attacks in france last year it was of course the brutal beheading of history teacher samuel patty and then 3 people being slain as a church in nice really it's home to france to reflect just how it was going to target this issue that keeps rearing its head time and time again to be really interesting to see how this plays out now let's not forget though this is just the 1st hurdle yes it's been represented by deputies in t

i would like to thank commission president maxwell for being with us on this fight. we know from experience how difficult it is to oppose an enterprise department. at the january 13th meeting of the board of supervisors budget and finance committee sfpuc staff said the first issuance of 221a series of bonds would include potable water pipes on 19th avenue and on slope from 19th to 25th avenue. this is despite the spite that the water is inferior to the existing dedicated system and inconsistent with prop 218. sadly, despite the advance at the p.u.c., the agency still is unwilling or unable to self-correct. the advocacy against the runway expansion has stood the test of time. two square miles of san francisco bay were preserved and the airport was able to flourish. i believe advocacy and opposition to the water will stand the test of time. i would urge the p.u.c. to use the current situation to reassess the strategy of using drinking water to put out fires on the west side. the west side has waited decades expecting the dedicated system and should not be betrayed with

continues to have them on and talk about other things besides john weaver, would they have julian maxwell on to talk about the joe biden administration, they knew they were silent and complicit. >> laura: the goal was to trash trump and they got all these bigwig rich people all across the country to line their pockets and buy their vacation homes and buy there luxury clothes and cars and whatever the heck they do and that was it. the goal was to get trump, the victims be, allegations be, the goal was to get trump and all of these rich hollywood types that gave them money, where are they, speaking up for the supposed victims? >> they should be interviewed and our reporters will want to speak to them. $87 million raised, 50 million went to lincoln project affiliated organizations, by the group's founders. >> laura: grifters, grifters, grifters, one and all, thank you so much. another grifters waiting in the wings, one led by republican congressman adam kinzinger, i mentioned in the last segment was steve scalise. he wants his media pals to know he's the right kind of republican, one that wi

maxwell at his own notes on to this, and there are again vocabulary sheets in the back for some of the indigenous people that he met along the way. that act of friendship, that active reciprocity of making your journey easy or because we're all gonna learn from what you learn is something that i think he really does instill in that kind of exploration. now, there's another artist who's out west, pretty much at the same time max and governor on and that's the american artist, george catlin. and george would go up their missouri river the year before mosques's -- plaques did. they will meet a lot of the same people, they will stay in the same villages, they will paint the same people. and so it's interesting and instructive to compare those things. motto pay is the chief of the man -- indians this is georges painting of him from 1842 and it's very clear from catlin's diary and from history stood -- will kind of acts as we go to his people in his life ways. he was a little annoyed by george, he thought the guesswork out of bogus and kind of rolled his eyes and put up with it. but he reall

the head of the nra in the 1970s, maxwell rich, who endorsed the gun control act, not all of its provisions but he endorsed the act, the and are a signature verification. he devised a plan, he said i want to retreat from political activity. move the nra's activity to colorado springs, where we can focus on adores men activities, hunting, recreational shootings. this angered a group of dissidents in the nra organization who thought that guns weren't primarily about hunting but personal protection in an era of rising crime rates. this man -- led a dramatic, middle of the night coup of the organization, they went to the any organization meeting in 1977 and orchestrated a well thought out, carefully thought out plan to oust of the leadership of the nra plan and replace them with the hard-liners. when they took office they committed to political activity and meet the second amendment really the heart and soul of the second amendment. >> -- become involved? >> charleston of course became the great spokesman for the nra. there are the famous pictures, from my cold, dead hands. one of the things th

and on sundays, biden would go to the early maxwell jean stayed home with the children and then but wouldrry home and jean would go to the 10:00 mass at which i was usually the altar boy for that mass. and i remember this one particular sunday, it was towards the end of the mess and jane always left just a little before 11:00 because she had a shift at the hospital and i remember this priest and he heard some noise and he just stopped and turned around any looks at or any says excuse me, but where you going? masses and over. and i looked around and it was poor jean and she was so embarrassed and she came back and sat down and i was just so mad and i remember just after mass, i came up to this particular priest and i took off my caustic and i told him, and trembling and shaking voice and i said, you are wrong and what you did and i explained why. and i said, as long as you are here, i'm no longer unalterable way. so i figured i threw away my chances a becoming at the first mexican pope that ever was, that ended that. i was concerned about mom and dad and what the reaction would be in our e

i'm del maxwell, chair of the botanical gardens board of directors. i'm very familiar with what's needed for successful plan propagation. for more than 20 years, i volunteered at the botanical gardens nursery. now that the current nursery has been decommissioned in preparation for the building of this new facility [inaudible] helping our horticulturalist with maintenance and planting. my husband, pat, and i are lead donor to the nursery campaign. we've committed a total of $3 million, including a $2 million matching challenge. i'm pleased to say we have 100% participation -- board member participation in the campaign. this new facility is crucial, a functional plant nursery is essential infrastructure for a thriving botanical garden and will greatly enhance our conservation efforts, and our volunteers deserve facility that's safe and efficient. thanks for your time and support of this critical project. >> thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker? >> hi. my name is jay ding. i'm a nursery district residence. i think i was trying to call in about th

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with me is zerlina maxwell, author of "the end of white politics." msnbc contributor errin haines. and white house reporter shannon patty peace. president biden signaling he wants this to get through the senate quickly. here's what vice president harris told reverend sharpton. >> what we need to do is pass the american rescue plan so we can get those $1,400 checks to folks, so we can save our small businesses, so that we can pass the child tax credit, so that families can lift half of american children living in poverty out of poverty. let's extend the unemployment benefits. let's do all of these things, partnering together, so that we can get through this moment of crisis. >> so shannon, you will notice what she did not mention there. the $15 minimum wage push. the senate parliamentarian already said it cannot be included in the reconciliation bill. how are senate democrats looking at to get some version of a wage increase included in this stimulus package? >> well, they really don't have a pathway at this point. i mean, there was talk of trying to overrule the parliamentarian. th

joining me is zerena maxwell and elise jordan, former aide in the george w.h white house and kurt bar della. glad to see you. let's talk about the anger we're seeing from the democrats. it's kind of getting in the way of even the most simple legislation. "bad blood reached a new level this week when on tuesday, sean casten took the highly unusual step of forcing a full floor vote on an uncontroversial bill to name a mississippi post office because it was authored by a republican who voted to overturn the election. elise, you hear first on the temperature of things. congress was grid locked before january 6th, right, but how is bipartisanship possible? how do republicans and democrats work together? >> when you have donald trump's radicalized supporters storm the capitol at his encouragement and incitement and force members into hiding and fearing for their lives you might have trauma in the aftermath and wounds to heal. hasn't seemed like many republicans are that ready or willing to address what happened and how damaging and terrible the day that was. the li

. >> joining me now is zerlina maxwell, host of the show "zerlina" on peacock, host of the oversight committee and "usa today" contributor and chris lu, former labor secretary during the obama administration. hey, guys, good to see you again. thank you for joining me. okay, hindsight, zerlina, i'm curious to your reaction to the reasoning there. we'll get the fact he can't single-handedly fix texas' power grid issues, right, but what does it say to the people of texas when they have to boil snow in order to just get water and their senator is jetting off to the cancun ritz-carlton? he said in hindsight that was a bad decision. i don't know. he's got a wife and his family and maybe he could have said girls, you go enjoy. i'm going to stay here and work for the people. >> i'm going to say something that might be surprising. donald trump had the correct nickname for ted cruz. his correct name for ted cruz was lying ted. and ted cruz told at least three lies in that clip you just played, alex. his daughters apparently asked him to go to cancun. i don't know what preteen girls think of ca

they are annette louis seize the president of the county's board of education, and mike maxwell. ah third appointee is still pending. they will remain on the oakley union elementary school district board until election is held, and in a letter tonight, the superintendent said, in part quote, this unfortunate situation will not discourage. or distract me from working to build back the trust in our community and return her students safely back to school as soon as possible. group playing for the reopening of schools in california had planned a protest in oakley tomorrow, and tonight that group says it will go forward. we just as parents of been pleading toe, listen and hear our stories and to do what it takes to get schools open. and so i guess the message would be listen to us. please. known outside oakley city hall and continue with the march to oakley elementary school. we have more on our website ktvu calm. you could find the latest there, including the entire letter from the superintendent right on our home page. big news today for student athletes, the state gave the green li

contra costa county board of education president and that lewis and fellow county board members mike maxwellim trustee's now following that incident. we have a timeline that such worth in the education code. in which we have to make an appointment and that time over the 60 days already begun for the theater in school board can either appoint trustees or holding election to permanently fill those vacancies. still to come here at noon, bringing back live music to restaurants in the bay area up next. how local musicians are adjusting to the changes all brought i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... and switched to... fewer medicines with dovato. prescription dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with... just 2 medicines... in 1 pill,... dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed... and

i would like to thank commission president maxwell for being with us on this fight. we know from experience how difficult it is to oppose an enterprise department. at the january 13th meeting of the board of supervisors budget and finance committee sfpuc staff said the first issuance of 221a series of bonds would include potable water pipes on 19th avenue and on slope from 19th to 25th avenue. this is despite the spite that the water is inferior to the existing dedicated system and inconsistent with prop 218. sadly, despite the advance at the p.u.c., the agency still is unwilling or unable to self-correct. the advocacy against the runway expansion has stood the test of time. two square miles of san francisco bay were preserved and the airport was able to flourish. i believe advocacy and opposition to the water will stand the test of time. i would urge the p.u.c. to use the current situation to reassess the strategy of using drinking water to put out fires on the west side. the west side has waited decades expecting the dedicated system and should not be betrayed with

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page four, we're proposing to add a new section with the language we developed closely with sophie maxwell and tim paulson, indicating the sfpuc will work with other members to ensure that san francisco values and workforce values are in agreement. they authorize the sfpuc to become a member of the agency. this amendment is necessary because c.c. power is now formed, and clean power s.f. would be requesting to join an existing b.p.a. that concludes my remarks, and i'm happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> chairman: thank you for the presentation. i did have one quick question. you mentioned that if we were to actually enter into any agreements or contracts, that that would require additional approval. would that come back to us as a board? is that approved internally with the joint powers authority? or how does that operate? >> those agreements would follow standard city contract processes. for example, to the extent the agreement required board approval under, for example, if it is an agreement featuring a term of more than 10 years or more than $10 million in expenditures,