if i recall correctly, tom mcguire, streets director. >> ,mcguire, streets director. we done some limited analysis on the changes we made last year. you may recall we reduced, we put in a parking protected lane on the south side along the panhandle and worked with the fire department. it was a pretty rudimentary set of data. the fire department was a good partner and we were able to satisfy both agencies that there was no spillover traffic on parallel streets north of the panhandle or any congestion that affected their response times that was a pretty self-contained corridor from which we collected data. it's not just a parallel street but of course we want to make sure we are taking account of the ways in which the streets have changed but also the fire department is a complex operation and other operational parameters have changed so we wantto make sure we're checking all factors . >> thank you madam chair. >> chair: director yekutiel. >> three areas, first one is o vaccination . so director hinze asked about temporary termination, thatwas going to be a question i h

mcguire, the floor is yours. >> good morning, supervisors, tom mcguire, director of streets for the sfmta, where among other things, i do oversee our capital projects and construction team, and thank you for -- thank you, kathleen, or whoever's running the slides. i'm going to give a quick overview of our response and more importantly some of the other going things that we're doing to improve project delivery at the sfmta, and obviously want to thank the civil grand jury. thank you for taking the time to talk about this, something that's really important to us. we know that we're not where we need to be. we know that there are some major capital projects in the city from which we have to draw some pretty hard and serious lessons. this hearing and this report is part of that learning, including the collaborative response that we got from our fellow partners, public works and p.u.c. in responding to this. so we welcome the feedback, and even though -- in the written response you got from us, you'll see us agreeing and disagrees. you can't -- disagreeing. you can't say partially agree, but m

and so, hence rory colin mcguire. >> in that red hair came with the personality to match. >> there is, and everyone knew it was. he was vivaciously, he was creative. he was exciting. he was funny. he was the life of the party. >> entrepreneurial too, trying to start a mobile car washing business with a friend. >> worry at all the equipment, hid printed out business cards. he was passing out fliers, >> we would talk every day, almost every detail. laugh about little. things i always wanted a brother, and i felt like i kind of got that with rory. >> anyway that friday night, july 1st, rory in louis rejoined by for the young men, in search of a party they heard about. >> we were looking for a friend of ours, brother, who's having a gathering, up by the lake. >> girls up, there somebody said. so here's what they did. and once again, we prepared special video, this time to illustrate his story. in which they all squeezed into rory's car, drove to the lake, but could not find the party. >> so, they got up to a little mischief up there by the lake. with the spotlight one of them brought, the

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if i recall correctly, tom mcguire, streets director. >> ,mcguire, streets director. we done some limited analysis on the changes we made last year. you may recall we reduced, we put in a parking protected lane on the south side along the panhandle and worked with the fire department. it was a pretty rudimentary set of data. the fire department was a good partner and we were able to satisfy both agencies that there was no spillover traffic on parallel streets north of the panhandle or any congestion that affected their response times that was a pretty self-contained corridor from which we collected data. it's not just a parallel street but of course we want to make sure we are taking account of the ways in which the streets have changed but also the fire department is a complex operation and other operational parameters have changed so we wantto make sure we're checking all factors . >> thank you madam chair. >> chair: director yekutiel. >> three areas, first one is o vaccination . so director hinze asked about temporary termination, thatwas going to be a question i h

, my alias at hotels name would be lizzy mcguire.an't admit that to her no, no, no, yeah but what - >> no. >> jimmy: all these -- madny moore's kid and your kid singing in same music class, i know they're babies but it's got to sound pretty good >> singing away. >> jimmy: i'd buy it [ laughter ] i'd buy it yeah, come on. i mean, how cute is that >> it would be adorable. >> jimmy: well, i want to talk about "clash of the cover bands. this is tomorrow on e! 9:30, wednesday. 9:30 on e! i'm excited because i'm producing this show. >> you're a part of it >> jimmy: yeah i'm a major part of this [ cheers and applause i'm so excited that you did this, because you know, i love -- we both love music, and i do love cover bands. so when someone came up with this idea, i go, "oh, we got to do this. we talked about cover bands when you were on our show because your family was in a a cover band was it island fusion or something? >> yes, it was this is so embrassing but, yeah [ laughter ] i was in a - >> jimmy: i love the name. >> band with family,

and had an answer. >> tom mcguire, researcher. i believe mister toronto is referring to a regulation on special leavenworth street south, thatmost of us know that as part of the un plaza . there was an updated loading zone parked within the plaza and your action today will remove that and make it another state any time. which is probably the appropriate thing for a pedestrian law. >> thank you for clarifying that andmy apologize for not asking that before . we will move on to our next item. our consent calendar. >> clerk: that places you on item number 11, discussion on the 2022 muni agenda. >> chair: wehave mister kennedy speaking to us, director her spot has to be at the board of supervisors so welcome mister kennedy . >> good afternoon directors. sean kennedy, transfer letting manager at the sfmta and i'm excited to be here to talk about my favorite subject which is transit service. your director as someone has noted a number of times that both parking and transit fare revenue is down especially farebox recovery is 10 percent o

mcguire, the floor is yours. >> good morning, supervisors, tom mcguire, director of streets for the sfmta, where among other things, i do oversee our capital projects and construction team, and thank you for -- thank you, kathleen, or whoever's running the slides. i'm going to give a quick overview of our response and more importantly some of the other going things that we're doing to improve project delivery at the sfmta, and obviously want to thank the civil grand jury. thank you for taking the time to talk about this, something that's really important to us. we know that we're not where we need to be. we know that there are some major capital projects in the city from which we have to draw some pretty hard and serious lessons. this hearing and this report is part of that learning, including the collaborative response that we got from our fellow partners, public works and p.u.c. in responding to this. so we welcome the feedback, and even though -- in the written response you got from us, you'll see us agreeing and disagrees. you can't -- disagreeing. you can't say partially agree, but m

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mr. mcguire is now president his administration. these go sanctions are stalling, economic development, and hurting the bobby and who went to thanks him, removed because the affected if the 1st little for life thought in, in that show our document that we are going to give them will clearly indicate the effect of fences or not so fair to the united states, the european union and britain insisted restrictions only tell the companies and specific individual's both within the bobbin government and those associated with it. that's the united states, embassies and bobbins who want the sanction removed. having protesting here for more than 2 years, they believe the government is being punished by the us, britain and the european union for thieving wife owed farms more than 2 decades ago . most the bobbins are struggling to cope with high unemployment inflation and rising fleet prices. those capping outside the u. s. embassy blamed the country's economic crisis on what they call politically motivated sections. they talk off or who know? i

all right, that's going to do this dish on the kaiser a par with may max, kaiser's day sarah mcguire, i think, i guess rodolfo from olympic comp. until next i'm bio with russian strategic patience with the west, particularly with nato. and the u. appears to have come to an end. the west is hell bent on lecturing. moscow negotiating and dialoguing. i'm a equals house had been part of the equation for a very long time. the west is making a serious strategic error. join me every thursday on the alex simon, sure. i'll be speaking to guess of the world politics sport business. i'm sure business. i'll see you. then when i see black marriage, i see part of myself, i was growing young black america spoke to me when white australia did not. those who say black mush matter is a movement we are importing from america. no, nothing of who we are. i lived in a world where white lives mattered, and i was not wide like missing. and i wasn't known from black america. i learned how to speak back to whitefish aboriginal people here. i'm more every day. we're out wanted them now with the police. were out

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accusations of electoral fraud and human rights abuses. bakley roberts mont, gabby wasn't charge. emerson. mcguire is now president, his administration says go, sanctions are stalling, economic development and hurting the bobbins who went to sanctions remote because they affected every facet for life. so in, in that show our document that we are going to give them will clearly indicate the effects of functions or not so fair to the united states. the european union and britain insisted restrictions only to other companies and specific individuals, both live as a barbie and government and those associated with it. that's the united states, embassies and bobbins who want the sanctions removed. having protesting here for more than 2 years, they believe the government is being punished by the us whitson. and the european union was even wife i would farms more than 2 decades ago. most the bobbins are struggling to cope with high unemployment inflation and rising fleet prices. those capping outside the u. s. embassy, blame the country's economic crisis on what they call politically motivated sections. t

he brought him in at the beginning of the heroes as his back—up and center back and harry mcguire is his strongest available 11 is because although england are in a strong position in their group they can all but secured their place in the world cup next year and this is a game england that meets the points. so gareth southgate went to the players he thinks he can trust. this gareth southgate went to the players he thinks he can trust.— he thinks he can trust. as you mentioned... _ can england automatically qualify tonight, and if not, what needs to happen? they cannot mathematically secure it but they are all but have been mixed. if they win tonight, that will put them in a very strong position. poland are playing are being intimate. the same time england take on hungary and if those two were to draw and england were to rain, that would put england six points clear with two games to go and a far, far superior goal difference. and those two games which take place next month will be against albania and san marino and with respect to san marino, england would be expected to win that on

so, i will talk to mark mcguire about the company's new digital asset exchange built on bitcoin's exposureetals. guy: sounds like quite become a nation. we will turn our attention to the european close. freya beamish, ts lumbar's -- ts lombard's head of macro research, will join us. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the countdown is on in europe. this is "bloomberg markets: european close," with guy johnson and alix steel. ♪ guy: thursday the 21st. 30 minutes to the close. what do you need to know out of europe this hour? it is all about earnings. that is the main narrative we are focusing on. unilever front and center, raising prices by 4%. that is the most in a decade. this as it pushes rising input costs on to consumers. the company's ceo saying inflationary pressures will be around for at least another 12 months. that is worth thinking about. barclays quarterly profit more than doubling. the investment bank which had been strongly backed by ceo jes staley smashing it out of the park. we will hear from him this hour. for the rates story, turkey cutting interest rates by 2%, going

mcguire and mr. scarpulla. supervisor mandelman? >> supervisor mandelman: i think it makes sense to open this up for public comment, and then, i will have to leave. >> chair preston: thank you. mr. clerk, let's open this up to public comment. >> clerk: thank you. mr. chair, we're looking to see if there are any callers in the queue. for those of you, if you were watching on cable channel 26, sfgovtv or other streaming link, dial 415-655-0001, enter meeting i.d. 2484-263-4825, and then press pound and pound again, then star, three to enter the queue, and operations informs me that there is one caller in the queue. >> hello. can you hear me now. >> clerk: please go ahead. >> thank you. david pillpel. in the past, not all civil grand jury reports have been thorough or meaningful, and some have been fairly disregarded by city staff. i think that's not the case this year. i think there was a great job done on all of these reports, and the staff and city responses have been pretty thoughtful and nuanced and the work that everyone has done

"jerry mcguire." he's assuring that the money will eventually come in. sort of is maybe where some in the democratic party are getting to because it has been a lot of negotiating and a lot of talking about the money and the trillions and tonight, top democrats are now trying to say the money will be shown. they're telling liberals the deal is coming on this spending plan. it could be as soon as next week, at least that's what people in the house are saying and the speaker making it clear. take a listen. >> we had a very positive meeting this morning. i'm very optimistic about where we go from here. >> do you feel like the deal is closer? >> i think it's very possible. >> president biden, meanwhile, is trying to sort of manage the expectations, right? a control the democratic party is here, yet the standoff has really drawn attention to the fact that there is a gap between the biden preference of spending and where manchin and others are. dancing closer to manchin and telling liberals that maybe they won't get everything on their collective wish list. he'

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i visited at mcguire and the process as i understand it, doesn't seem to be the labor opportunities, that seems to be a real opportunity as you point out, the housing element that seems to be a challenge across the country but to the extent the committee has jurisdiction i am happy to consider it to the extent that it exceeds our jurisdiction. we are happy to engage with other committees to see if we can have either a joint hearing or at least create attention to what we do moving forward. >> i have one question for you and speak to this briefly if you wish, i don't want to chew up your time. >> let me ask you one question. the state department has health incidents response task force looking at the havana syndrome issues. the previous leader of that task force left-center the 20 third at as far as i know the state is not appointed a new person to lead that task force. if i'm correct about that can you tell me that you will get a good director running the task force asap? >> the secretaries expected to make an announcement about a new coordinator in the next day or two. >> thank you,

. >> i'm catherine mcguire, and i'll be presenting the police department portion of the sparks report for quarter one and two, and janelle will be hopping in in a little bit and presenting the d.p.a. portion. we are now fully in join presentations and really eager to continue the partnership. in this presentation, we moved -- so that you know -- thank you, sergeant youngblood. you can go ahead and go to slide two, please. thank you. for this presentation, just so that you all can follow, we moved the slides that provide the detailed updates on d.g.o. status into a separate set of slides, and those are included on-line and in your supporting documentation files. i'm happy to answer any questions that you have about those or this presentation, but just so you're aware, did not expect to bring them up on screen tonight, but we can do that. so the slide that you're looking at there outlines the process that department general orders follow and the status update is organized into those steps. each year, we identify what d.g.o.s are going to be reviewed as well as those that should include

i was proud 11 members of the new hampshire national guard volunteered to go to joint base mcguire ast of operation allies refuge, and believe that the represent what we've seen across our armed forces. we have also heard in our office from a number of those men and women who served in afghanistan who continue to be concerned about people they served with, afghans they served with, during their time there who are still in afghanistan whose lives are being threatened by the taliban because of their service with the united states. and so general mingus, you referenced those siv applicants. i wonder if you can tell me what we continue to do to try and ensure that those siv applicants and those who have received special immigrant visas are ready, are going to be evacuated out of afghanistan, or either to the united states or somewhere else where they will be safe? >> thank you, senator. as you know the state department has a group that they've established underneath ambassador jones and underneath that there's a group that solely focuses on the additional folks coming out of afghanistan.

but the home run race between mcguire and sosa, he said, i'm better than those guys.uld be said in a different way for the astros. they're fundamentally a great team, as they're proving again this year, but they did, it's proven, not speculation, they did cheat for a couple of years. >> i don't want to go too deep here, but i'm going to the 1950s. 1954, mike. even the shot heard around the world, the most famous home run probably in the history of baseball, bobby thompson, chances are very good that he cheated on that. he got a signal from center field. it's just -- stealing signs has been a part of baseball for a very long time. again, i'm not arguing the astros' case here. i'm just saying, i do think a couple players probably should have been banned from the sport, at least for a couple years. but it shouldn't continue to hang over the astros for the next five, six, seven years. >> yeah. but it will, joe. i mean, they were tainted by that scandal because it was so planned, extravagantly planned. willie is correct, sign stealing is as old as the game itself. always l

and tom mcguire, who's our streets director is also sfraibl you want more detail on this. >> couldn't the pickup and drop-off function be done underground in the garage? >> yeah. so, as i hope you all know by now, the 10th avenue entrance to the park lees straight into the garage and the garage is free for 15 minutes to use it for front door pickup and dropoff at both deyoung and academy. this is a little-known secret and there is a very limited signage at the parking garage entrance off of fulton. and so one of the easiest solutions for expanding front door access from both the north as well as the south is to take better advantage of the enormous, mostly empty parking garage that is underneath the concourse. and there will be a lot of recommendations relative to the garage in the final report and hopefully that will go to the board of supervisors for legislative action. >> yeah. as i understand it, the garage has this very unusual governance structure. right? where, unlike a lot of other city garages, it's not managed by us. it's not managed by the museum either. is it the legacy of

i spent time with some of up at joint base mcguire-dix-lakehurst this past monday. and i know you share my profound gratitude and respect for their service, their courage and professionalism. and i appreciate the support that this committee continues to provide them and tear families, thank you. >>> chairman milley. >> chairman smith, ranking member, rogers, thank you for the opportunity to be here with secretary austin and general mckenzie to discuss afghanistan. during the past twenty years the men and women of the united states military where allies and partners fought the taliban, brought osama bin laden to justice, denied al qaeda sanctuary and protected our homeland for two consecutive deads. decades. over 800,000 of us in uniform served in afghanistan. most importantly, 2,461 u.s. soldiers, sailor, airmen, marines paid the ultimate price. 20,698 were wounded in action and countless others suffer the invisible wounds of war. there is no doubt in my mind that our efforts prevents an attack on the homeland from afghanistan which is our core original mission. and