moderator: andy kim? andy kim: we have an absolute mental health crisis as a nation right now and it is something where we have not wrap their heads around enough to be able to tackle it with the intensity needed. in particular when it comes to our kids. principals and teachers i talk to, this is a top thing they are talking about in terms of mental health crisis, hearing about middle schoolers who have suicidal ideation, a lot of this is something we are deeply and prepared for so we need to make sure we push forward in terms of making sure we are addressing the mental health crisis, we don't have enough mental health providers to tackle the issue, be able to help schools prepare at a time when a lot of schools don't even have full-time nurses. but yes, we go after as well on the tech side, go to the algorithm, talk about how a lot of these tech companies are pushing this type of images and videos and things like that that are really affecting the mental health of young americans, we absolutely need to p

guest: what joe biden is, a moderate democrat.ou can't use parts and terms in your name or descriptions for think tanks so that's basically what it is. host: if you're akin to joe biden, what do you think of the amount of people in the united states that would align themselves that way? it is a prg numbers. if you look the way partisan breakdown works moderates are a plurality of the public. ■not all moderates are centerleft, some are center-right. as we have seen more polarization and the republican party in the conservative movement moving to the right, i think a lot of the folks who identify as moderate are now probably democratic voters. i think is a pretty big number. when you look at the people who host: we have seen centrists moving off thege with kyrsten sinema and joe manchin and mitt romney. what do these exits indicate? guest: i think some are idiosyncratic. it would be tough to win a senate race in west virginia. joe manchin has defied gravity there for so many years. i think congress is getting to be a very toxic plac

he worked as a tick tock, moderate us all over the year. when he joined an outsourcing company, his employees did not explain in full what his role as a content motivated would be. his task was to check with the comments of videos that have been reported by use as violated community guidelines. the rest the checks like did something good on anything. and then now you say it's good, you know. but if i've been doing that before that, and then you see the 600 material on the go, someone or, or how do you think the content you up report is next, the motor rates would label the east reported video according to the policy it violated with the slot is uh, hold on. well, i check books for an eviction of blog. you know, if somebody's being the head that, you know, you love the picture of, you know, blog or, and we've lived in human body. you know? so you have to wait to take the video on, it's in its entirety, and then you talking about the basic videos. the former content motivated that these task around $1000.00 times per day on a time limit that

he just won as a moderate over katie porter and barbara lee, who are much further to the left than he is on most issues and certainly on the israeli -- the conflict happening in gaza. so i would anticipate that throughout this campaign we will see similar such protests given that adam schiff really is a moderate candidate on that issue. >> all right, dr. heldman, thank you so much for your analysis and your insights tonight. let's go ahead and take a look at some of the results from that race. and one of the people that was, obviously, kind of towards the back and a disappointing finish was barbara lee. you see her there passing a baton to the woman who was the front-runner for her congressional seat, which she had to give up, to vacate, in order to run for the senate seat. let's go ahead and go to, if we could -- let's look at some of these numbers. adam schiff, he came in a tick under 36% of the total vote. steve garvey, a strong second place finish with just over 30%. katie porter and barbara lee ultimately trailing with just under 15% and just over 7% of the total vote. let's go a

seeing none, moderator, any callers on the line? >> yes. madam secretary three callers on the line. >> state your name. >> i'm kevin that is mc like that all a people of color in san francisco. and february of 2020 i was crushed between two vehicles by a mentally unstable person and in april of 2021 i applied for the industrial benefits and yesterday owe got an e-mail regarding my declaration of residence. i know that people retired two years after me have gotten their benefits three or two or three weeks ago but the worse system for appeals for hearing for applicants for i dr is 60 months that is the los angeles and san francisco is twice as long as is second worst place and 4 or 5 times than the afternoon in the st. patrick for the retirement system the board job to make sure the system runs efficiently and they have an audit of the system to see where why it takes san francisco employee's retirement system so long that's your job at the board to find out why this is happening it is ridiculous people wait three years to get a hear

but there isn't much psychological support in kenya, content moderate as have joined forces for better working conditions. we joined a meeting between 3 or 4 more content moderators in kenya, subcontracted by big tech companies to screen explicit content before it hits your screen. mulford o. c. and was it motor rates of what's at t p deep? richard maternity review touchy p t and facebook content. so we do have, hey i, we all kept him having the same object. they said that even though they've watched i was of disturbing explicit content, the day the jobs came with little to no mental health support. multiple she and sat, the work left him feeling depressed and desensitized, which led to the boss from his wife. when he and richard raised their concerns to management, they say the company lights them off in retaliation. that's why richard meant tank and most at ot and from the african compton motor rate as union member pass of the day when you on the stressful brain after kind of what's the impact on them so that we can have some water plants and how we kind of work together to bring cha

it is not counting on individuals to necessarily all be moderate, but it is a way to take a moderate end, receives moderation. what does your book or the lessons that you explain in your book, what does that tell us about actual government in america today? jeffrey: it is2÷ both. you are so right to pick the famous ambition counteracting ambition. which is an application of the there are these various unreasonable passions, and by clashing against each other by titutions that separate and divide power, we ensure no reasonable passion can too quickly prevail. although madon assume that men are angels, if men were angels, no government would be necessary. but without some virtue, there is a possibility on citizens to devote themselves to the pursuit of virtuous without that, then the whole premise of the federalist papers, which is to test the pop -- the proposition that it is possible to conviction, not by force or violence, collapses that is why madison is struggling at the end of his life happiness through te education of public opinion. and he is now reading condor say, which he ge

we saw moderation of the medical expense. a lot lower experience going over $1 million in large claim pooling and we'll look what that was in a bit. overall after large claim reimbursement, relatively modest 5 percent on medical increase which is a lot lower then national trends. prescription drugs, even rebates continue to drive double digit percentage increases. if you look at the components of the plans and increase that added up to the 6.9 percent overall on page 9, you'll see that the administration costs went up and it was largely the large claim pooling fee increase that drove that. the physician capitation costs, so that fixed per member component of cost that are the physicians paid for services, only went up 3 pote 3.4 percent. blue shield doing a nice job of managing that spend. again, medical claims actually went down because there was so much lower instance of folks going over a million, you will see a lot less paid in large claim pooling at the bottom of it page, but the alarming numbers are on the pharmacy side

right until the point at which _ moderate. right until the point at which the — moderate.ical officers is the risk to wales— medical officers is the risk to wales is— medical officers is the risk to wales is low. when that is your buy merry— wales is low. when that is your buy merry signal, it doesn't read to me like a _ merry signal, it doesn't read to me like a signal— merry signal, it doesn't read to me like a signal that we need to start mobilising in that purposeful way all the _ mobilising in that purposeful way all the things that you listed. when the signal— all the things that you listed. when the signal changes, and the signal has gone — the signal changes, and the signal has gone from being low to moderate, that is— has gone from being low to moderate, that is the _ has gone from being low to moderate, that is the point at which the cabinet _ that is the point at which the cabinet does become engaged in exactly— cabinet does become engaged in exactly that list of considerations. there _ exactly that list of considerations. there is— exactly that list of consider

we think it would be most good for us to turn over our content moderation to you.is voluntary on facebook's part but would it be state action? mr. fletcher: that starts to veer into the joint action or doing something together where the government is doing things and not just advising the platforms. the■p rubric may be more found n the joint action cases then offer significant encouragement. justice barrett: how do we consider the relationship between those things? there are some times when things veer into the joint action space where we might say there is a state actinddispute in this cash framework is the right one. what advice do you have? mr. fletcher: if i were the court i would want to be cautious about making too definitive pronouncements. what is challenged here is that the persuasion provision of information and that when those are issued the main yardstick will be bento bugs and the concern is, have you crossed the line from trying to persuade to trying to threaten and bantam is the right way to draw the line. there are a lot of different briefs -- and m

so to speak, to influence the way content is moderated. now these companies including facebook said there's, there systems cannot be game. the fact is, when you have these people are paying close attention to what certain individuals are saying on a platform. we know that these things will be more recorded, and so it is incredibly likely that the is really state is employing such individuals. other of course, we don't expect them to be transparent about that fact. and to the terminal miss house spoke to deborah brown that human rights watch about government influence on facebook, policies and decisions. he asked her if she thought the israeli government or agencies were doing this in order to blog, arab old palestinian content e. and in this case, it would binds again to the case of the insurance base per unit, which in his role. so this is really cyber unit, and it's part of the state's turn, his office. and this is the unit that slides for voluntary take down the from met of it. also youtube and other companies. content that it believes

so to speak, to influence the way content is moderated. now these companies including facebook said there's, there's systems cannot be game. the fact is, when you have these people are paying close attention to what certain individuals are saying on a platform. we know that these things will be more recorded and sort of incredibly likely that these really state is employing such individuals. of course, we don't expect them to be transparent about that fact to the terminal miss house spoke to deborah brown and human rights watch about government influence on facebook, policies and decisions. he asked her if she thought the israeli government or agencies were doing this in order to blog, arab old palestinian content e. and in this case it wouldn't binds again to the case of the internet price per unit, which in his role. so this is really cyber unit, and it's part of the states attorney's office. and this is the unit that slides for voluntary take down um from meadow, but also youtube and other companies. content that it believes violates fa

would that be censorship or content moderation? question first question would have to be for some kind of regulation that prohibits interacting in that way. if you're thinking about a public accommodations offer. >> no. i am just talking about technology. >> you could say the trade is early with sensory. lift contingent was censoring -- a candidate who wanted to publish his speech -- that particular word you used doesn't matter what you have to look at is whether what is being regulate by the government is something that is expressed by a private party. >> the word that you use matters only to the extent that we want to resist the orwellian temptation to recategorize offensive conduct but anyway thank you. >> general, finally understanding the argument -- let me make sure i do. when i came in, i had the reaction just as leno did. i have been thinking about what that does because i agree with you as i understand where the stage and below us to say we'll have to offer you any justification for any part because everybody -- the social

moderator is there any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you, hearing no callers, public comment is now closed. >> you want to call item number 5? >> item number 5, action item approval of minutes of february 14, 2024, retirement board meeting. >> is there a motion. >> i move we adopt the minutes from the previous meeting. >> second. >> it's been moved and seconded. any public comments. >> we have no in-person public comments on the item. moderator are there any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> public comment is now closed. >> it's been moved and seconded, those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> any opposed? item number 6. >> action 6, consent calendar. >> okay, everybody has got a packet, is there a motion to deal with that? >> move to approve the consent calendar. >> second. >> public comment, please. >> we have no in-person public comment on this item. moderator are there any callers. >> madam secretary, there are no public comment on t

this would be a clear example of and consist in moderation, right? if you have the exact same content with the same image, one of them is the move are restricted when they're in arabic. the other one is left intact, wins hebrew. it shows the inconsistency of content motivation. and the reason for that is perhaps in the clear and unfortunately when compton is, are honestly frag flagged as violating the policy because of the danger as individuals, organizations, policy or any other policy. it's very hard to get a remedy in there that we should also know how much contextual and linguist acknowledge facebook and other platforms. employees have whether it's equal between the hebrew and arabs besides the motion. so she was up in the okay gun. i'm out hitting me over the dining corner system for a bus or if somebody's been of the she of a, the shipment whole not, not, not to vote, not to vote mix, so your ok. the team on the when i use those deals, equipment is looking like i said, i thought some of them. but because show me look, is a listing. shame if you

, and moderate simply means acceptable to washington. mr. miller, how bad is this swaying down on the shoulders of the biden administration an election year? well, it's difficult for biden, um, you know, if he was. to listen to his intelligence officials, then he would be doing more to act against netanyahu and to maneuver him, as m has been saying, and of course it's difficult for him because it's making the democrats very very unpopular, and so there's a real problem they've got there of supporting israel no matter what, even although both the intelligence officials and the american public are not in. of such support, so we will see how how that develops, but of course the the only alternative there is to biden is of course trump who is uh, i'm not sure if you you would say that he's more pro israel than biden or not, they they are differently pro israel, so for for for biden in a way he's protected by the fact that that's nobody who's anti israel or critical of zionism i in the rollings, so that's a that's a protection for biden, but

population is moderate or liberal. that's not something that you're used to seeing. and some of these more conservative republican states. so be interesting to see if nikki haley actually overperformed some of her recent numbers because there are more people who maybe are a little less inclined to believe donald trump. but the earlier number that's still sticks in my head. is that 40% of people in virginia said that he was not fit if he gets convicted to me, that says to you that those people, even if let's say half of them, 20% of that still vote from now on trump. there's still a big number of voters out there that are available to joe biden or they're not going to vote, or they go third party, but that to me says i can problem if 40% of republican voters say he is not fit for office, that's a big number to me. >> i would disagree on the idea that some of the moderates or potentially vote for the president because i would be curious if you begin to unpack those moderates are they somewhat conservative on the economy?

moderator: what did he say?he also answered putin he said that the west, america needs to prepare for the redrawing of the map of the middle east, and he also said, the west needs to prepare for a post-putin russia. and if that didn't send a single out to every single other country in the world, i don't know what did. does anybody want to offer any policy prescriptions for the next president>> if i may, i have an article in the current issue of foreign affairs, called the two-state mirage. the the two-state, i have been a supporter of it before itork hard formally and informally to make it happen. but rather, that my worry is that the talk of two states now or reviving diplomacy at a time devastation and the horror, whatever you call it, it is an unacceptable humanitarian catastrophe that is not human-maid. it is one that is not likely to lead to any prospect of peace especially given the kind of psychology israel and the palestinian community but also what is required on the ground. and therefore, my fear is th

we are dealing with some light to moderate rain in the east bay. it is picking up along our coastline and so are the winds. it is snowing up in the sierra and raining up in the bay. this is a good signature of the huge area of low pressure making its way into california. you can see some light to moderate rain starting to fall into the santa clara valley. the bulk of the storm is starting to pick up . the next couple of hours, it slowly moves into the east. an area of san francisco will start catching a break as we start seeing the same storm system move off to the east bay. the showers are still apparent down into the santa clara valley and it starts to lighten up off into the east bay overnight tonight with that unsettled weather still swirling in from the south into the early morning hours tomorrow. an area of low pressure sitting just off shore and goes into southern california. that same storm system is bringing in some gusty winds. you can see the center of that storm really well sitting just off shore of san francisco. the winds are going to

they say the government is talking to the platforms a lotag moderation.ce alito: you think it is necessary to identify a single ? mr. fletcher: i think you have to trace some government action to some consequence. maybe i could be specific. pages 19 to 21.invite you to loe pages in the record because often what you find is that they are citing moderation of their content that happened before that challenged government actions to which they are referring or long after. justice alito: i have looked at that. on the issue of causation aret's action was the motivating factor? mr. fletcher: i don't know the answer to that in all cases. i'm reluctant to make broad statements regarding the traceability statement. we are not disputing that. we are saying they have not shown any causal connection. justice alito: no effect whatsoever. you think the lower courts were wrong about that. mr. fletcher: i think they were. it was a blunderbuss approach. the platforms were moderating the content long before the government talked about that. they had powerful business incent

we are seeing some light to moderate showers. also seeing some showers in the southern part of our viewing area. a little bit heavier around monterey road uh- highway 101. some of the rainfall rates in this area about a third of an inch per hour. so just be aware of this as this afternoon evening commute goes on. it is going to be a little bit dicey to get around with the damp roadways. it is a light level one storm. and as we time this out for you, the rainfall will continue to increase in coverage as we head towards 7 p.m. tonight, some moderate to heavy rain at times late tonight. tomorrow morning we are still seeing those spotty showers. so here's a look at the winds. right now they are gusty. mount diablo 34 miles an hour at 32 on mount tam. level one tonight. tomorrow. showers spreading, moderate to heavy at night and breezy to gusty conditions. there is a stronger storm on the way for later on this week heading into the holiday weekend. i'll be back with that in just a few minutes. >> dan okay sandy, thanks a lot. don't fo

moderator: biden. [laughter] >> the question is whether there will be enough sentiment that says, cannot bring myself to vote for biden even if i don't like trump. they will either sit at home and not vote, not be mobilized, not good at recruit people to vote for biden, not contribute to the campaign, or vote for third-party candidate as a protest, not for anything else. so it could hurt biden significantly and we have already seen that in some of the reactions in places like michigan. it is not the central issue of the day, but it is an important issue of the day and because of the scale of the horror we are witnessing that goes to what we stand for the country, as a people, as a democracy, what values do we cherish, all of that is wrapped into it and tied to our assessment of the character of the president of the united states. so it is going to matter. how much? we don't know. moderator: i have a very tough question that has been submitted by a guy named roy gutman, who is a former journalist, someo

it's moderate in pockets. 10 a.m. you start to notice the light to moderate rain. then here comes the heavier stuff. 330 in the afternoon. chance of thunder as well. downpours expected through the evening hours. it switches over as the colder air filters in to snow. not just over the higher peaks around cobb mountain, lake, mendocino counties in the hills, but also around mount hamilton. now a winter storm warning will be going up for lake and mendocino counties starting tomorrow. as they are expecting snow accumulating down to 1500ft. saturday you will notice, still looking at the snow showers and the showers across the region. really, this pattern will continue into sunday as well, so i've advanced the rainfall all the way through sunday night. most of you will be in that 1 to 2 inch category, but there will be places like brentwood and fairfield that could pick up less. the winds continuing through tonight and then getting gustier tomorrow afternoon stronger at 9 p.m, 4045 mile an hour winds intensifying, possibly up to 50 mile an hour. winds which is why that w

you are talking about the moderate and the sane, people trying to compromise.t we have is the sane and the moderate being run out of the party. it is either trump's way or the highway. mr. marson: i want to echo something denver said. elections are about bringing in the biggest amount of voters you can, the biggest tent, and continually we hear from donald trump and people likkari lake that they do not want moderate republicans to vote for them. they want them out of the party. they are without a home. those voters, like myself and denver, are witht a home. it is it'd do not vote for trump and do not vote for biden or maybe cast your vote for biden because at least he wants my vote. laura: senator kyrsten sinema id she will not run for reelection in arizona. establishment republican figures like john thune have thrown their support behind kari lake, who is running in the republican primary for that senate seat. kari lake is an elections and i are and was considered a more extreme candidate in 2022. how would you compare the state's republican party in evers on

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minority languages aren't properly moderated or looked after. so i'm wondering your perspective on -- and we'll talk be talking about the digital services act. are you going to sit back and wait for the big companies to change their policies to start doing content authenticity? what can you do on your own? and i feel like, you know, brazil has been leading the way for latin america in terms of regulation. but other countries haven't been. i'm curious to know if regulation comes up in taiwan because we don't know that much abouout. you want to go first. and we'll about d.s.a.? >> i want to talk about taiwan that had a failed test. tried to regulate the platform. but people say it would go against freedom of speech. >> got you. so it's like the u.s. >> taiwan we just recently published information manipulation about tiktok. maybe you can go in that sight and look into that. and that narrative is pretty similar what we had in taiwan before. >> can you tell me what were the things that were considered and what were the force that is defeated it? >>

he is absolutely right to moderation, in moderation is the touchstone of the constitution.bout madison and the federalist papers as well. wh learned by applying this lens of moral psychology to the federalist papers and the constitution, was that for madison, the constitution was itself an application of the faculty psychology that he had learned at princeton from president witherspoon. suddenly, i understood the federalist papers in a new light as a manual for what matters -- what madison and hamilton called public happiness. what is the connection between personal self-government and political self-government? whading this moral philosophy. madison learns from witherspoon that just as then faculties or e reason in the head and passion or emotion in the heart, and desire in the stomach. so does the nstition of the state mirror these faculties with energy in the executive, tempering in the senate, and desire in the house. for example. and madison brilliantly goal is to achieve the same harmony and balance and tranquility in the constitution of the state that we achieve in o

. >>> big wins for san francisco's moderate democrats last night. including mayor london breed. several of her proposals fared well. as the the push to change the democratic party's steering committee. you can see the results here for pop f. it is a somewhat controversial measure that has been hitting national headlines. 62% voting yes. it was an effort made by late mayor breed that will require mandatory drug screenings for those receiving cash assistance of the city. how about prop e, one of london breed's measures. it would get police more powers including access to more cameras and drones. it would lift restrictions on police chases. 59.9% voting yes. let's go into some of the other san francisco propositions. the affordable housing measure that would give the city a $300 million housing bond to build more affordable housing , 67.7 voting yes. this is the only one of the measures that needs 66 2/3 of the vote to pass. the rest need more than 50% to pass. prop b is what opponents of this measure called the cops tax. set a new minimum staffing number four police officers. 67.4

i think we a rht about traceability with alofhe past moderation of their content.onger ground when they say the vast marity of what they are talking about is covid-19. theibuen is to show they face an imminent threat. that is showing that the injuries will occur. to the extent they are censorinl government caused harm, that is not enough. jutice sotomayor: if you go back to the 90-day suspension, do we know exactly wt s censed? mr. fletcher: i don't think we do. justice sotomayor: i was looking for it, and i could not fd . mr. fletcher: i would go through thieug21 erare not a lot of specifics. when t des are provided, they don't line up. the first ame on page 19 of the red brief, i think it is ms. hines, where she gets her retweet from robert f. kennedy jrisuppressed by twitter. e does not say that governments statements happened between january and july of 2021 and the moderation of her reeet happened in april of 2023. years later, after twitter had been sold and after it had andoned its covid-19 policy. i think there is a traceability obm. jutice sotomayor: thank

highway one, a moderate rain out towards clayton and bay point. highway four. and as we take you down to the east bay, here, san ramon, danville, five 8680 looking at the wet weather here, continues to move off to the east. and as we go further south, mount hamilton, cold enough there for a little bit of rain, snow mix. and then from the bay back towards 280 and the peninsula from redwood city, you can see all the wet weather down through woodside, 82, in menlo park. so it's out there. it will increase throughout the day at times, but not everyone is going to see the same amount of rain we'll get that afternoon. heating chance of a thunderstorm and the breezy to windy conditions today. this continues with the final wave of rain tonight into early sunday. level one system then breezy and brighter tomorrow, but cool. and then as we get into monday and tuesday, a further break from the rain, temperatures will try to warm up, but then another system arrives for the middle of the week. here's our high resolution radar that shows that throughout the mid morning hours

of news people will say this is the court being restrained and moderate.ight on so many questions and when it moves to the right, it will not just be on cases like abortions but donald trump. so the court has as you said left this question until april 25th. unless they decide what donald trump's immunity issue is on april 26th, that i have basically immunized him in a de facto way by delaying this. even if they come out in june with a decision is he is not immunized. if they commute with that in june, it will not matter because that is not going to trial. the court is probably the most anti-democracy element in our entire system of government right now. >> so what i'm hearing is mifepristone, they might punt it now to look moderate. now. to have the effect on the election they want. but, to leave a disastrous decision until later and on immunity, they can write flowery language. >> and they will. >> to say presidents are not above the law, but with respect business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things t