. >> vice president moran. >> here. >> commissioner paulson. >> here. >> commissioner harrington. >> here. >> commissioner ajami will join us while we are in progress. we have a quorum. >> due to covid-19 health emergency and given the public health recommendation issued by the san francisco department of public health and governor newsom and mayor breed looked at restriction on teleconference this is held via telecomvens and televised by sfgovtv. there is a brief time lag between the live meeting and what is viewed on sfgovtv. i would like to extend thanks to sfgovtv staff for assistance during the meeting. this is a special meeting. there will be no general public comment period. it will be only called for the item on the special meeting agenda by dialing 415-655-0001. id (146)255-0665-pound pound. raise your hand to speak, press star 3. limit comments to the topic discussed. the chair can limit your comment to agenda item. make comments in civil and respectful manner and refrain from profanity. address the commission as a whole, not commissioners or staff. >> i would like to ask l

. >> vice president moran. >> here. >> commissioner paulson. >> here. >> commissioner harrington. >> here. >> commissioner ajami will join us while we are in progress. we have a quorum. >> due to covid-19 health emergency and given the public health recommendation issued by the san francisco department of public health and governor newsom and mayor breed looked at restriction on teleconference this is held via telecomvens and televised by sfgovtv. there is a brief time lag between the live meeting and what is viewed on sfgovtv. i would like to extend thanks to sfgovtv staff for assistance during the meeting. this is a special meeting. there will be no general public comment period. it will be only called for the item on the special meeting agenda by dialing 415-655-0001. id (146)255-0665-pound pound. raise your hand to speak, press star 3. limit comments to the topic discussed. the chair can limit your comment to agenda item. make comments in civil and respectful manner and refrain from profanity. address the commission as a whole, not commissioners or staff. >> i would like to ask l

moran? >> so, as stated earlier, this grant is also part of the 2012 clean and safe neighborhood park bond, mcclaren park trail project. we had, as i stated earlier, the intention of us to leverage the park bond with state, local, and private funding. and in 2018, the recreation park department applied for a habitat conservation fund program grant for the visitation avenue corridor trail. the department was awarded the grant in 2019. so the $207,000 would fund the construction of a new multi-use trail that is adjacent to visitation avenue within mcclaren park. as this project -- we have not -- okay, this project is scheduled to start in the fall of this year, and for that reason, we are bringing the legislation back to the board of supervisors, and we are requesting that the board of supervisors retroactively authorize the recreation and parks department to accept and expand the california of parks and recreation conservation fund grant in the amount of $207,000 to support the visitation ave

but then, a potential crash in their relationship was spotted by moran.> why did ira not bail her out? >> you might have to ask him, she might have the same question. >> this was moran a's chance to parents. he knew kelly was angry, and hoped he would finally agreed to roll on ira, so he offered her a plea deal. in exchange for testifying against ira, he would get 12 years in prison with a chance for parole in for. her attorney, jonathan ripps explains why she took video. >> if she were committed after trial, i'm fairly confident the judge will give closer to max, which we 30, 25 years. and that is an awfully long time. >> a plea deal felt safe? >> anything involving state prison, that is years in length would be an ugly number. the alternative, would've been much more drastic. >> with the plea in place, kelly was all set to be the prosecution's star witness against ira. but in this twisted tale of greed and lies, could anyone be trusted? >> coming up. answering for the past. >> did i know it was wrong? >> and thinking about the future. >> some people cal

and we're going to continue with that mode for 2000 moran. bring people in who know the specifics of individual types of projects. that concludes. >> commissioner harrington: thank you, president maxwell and thank you, alan, for your presentation. i have often been critical of grand jury reports because some are badly written. this one, i thought, was actually pretty well written. and i thought it really connected to a lot of things that were important. i think we're being unnecessarily negative in our responses. so in the findings, we disagreed partially and completely with all of them and the recommendations, three of the five we said, we will not be implementing because it is not warranted or is not reasonable. and i think that maybe you're putting too fine a line on some of the smaller parts of it. so if i could go through a couple of them. so recommendation number 4. it says that we should do potholing or another equivalent industry best practice to identify underground obstruction. we talked about that being important. your response wil

and we're going to continue with that mode for 2000 moran. bring people in who know the specifics of individual types of projects. that concludes. >> commissioner harrington: thank you, president maxwell and thank you, alan, for your presentation. i have often been critical of grand jury reports because some are badly written. this one, i thought, was actually pretty well written. and i thought it really connected to a lot of things that were important. i think we're being unnecessarily negative in our responses. so in the findings, we disagreed partially and completely with all of them and the recommendations, three of the five we said, we will not be implementing because it is not warranted or is not reasonable. and i think that maybe you're putting too fine a line on some of the smaller parts of it. so if i could go through a couple of them. so recommendation number 4. it says that we should do potholing or another equivalent industry best practice to identify underground obstruction. we talked about that being important. your response wil

. >> host: author mark moran know, in your book "green fraud: why the green new deal is even worse than you think," you write that the green new deal is an all-encompassing transformation of society. what do you mean by that? >> guest: well, in the book i lay are out that the vision of the green new deal is not chiefly about climate or energy policy. what they're i trying to do is remake society, quite literally every aspect of society, and that would include everything from health care, housing, racial justice, identity politics on down to our energy structure, our climate, our transportation, your home heating, your ability the -- to travel. the entire spectrum of human life they want to reengineer to make it earth-friendly and this vision, if you will, of equity. and that's going to require people turning over decisions that were previously held by the people to, essentially, unelected bureaucrats who are going to be managing every aspect of our lives. and i mean that, and i lay that out in the book with, down to what your thermostat can be at, all your appliances. we're already seei

i am heather moran and i thank you all for being with us tonight and we give a warm welcome to any of her viewers from that day air for this this evening we are so honored to welcome malcolm gladwell in celebration of this new release "the bomber mafia." we have the pleasure of

moran: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. mr. moran: madam president, thank you. i joined the bipartisan infrastructure group of 22 senators. i am one of the originals. and i did so for a number of reasons. one, how important infrastructure is to kansas and to the country. i'd highlight the importance of infrastructure investment to my state. we're in the middle of the country, where our manufactured goods and agriculture commodities need to be able to compete in the world economy, and how efficiently and effectively we get those goods and those commodities to market has a huge consequence to the ability for kansans to earn a living. across our state, from southeast kansas to southwest kansas, from the suburbs of kansas city and johnson county and wyandotte county, all across kansas shall the demand for improved roads, greater safety is there. there is a great desire to see that roads and bridges are erepaired. county commissioners and trustees of our townships have called to say, we have a bridge. could you help us do something

this year and speaking of moran and vaccinations this weekend marin county is offering a 3rd dose vaccine clinic. it's only for people who have compromised immune systems because right now that's what the cdc said is that those who have compromised immune systems health conditions that type of thing that deteriorates their immunity that they need a 3rd booster shot so tomorrow starting tomorrow at the marin county fairgrounds that's where you can go. and get a 3rd dose of pfizer or moderna they'll give you whichever one you got the first 2 of you have to be a marine county resident. appointments are encouraged. and this is something that the cdc said 8 months after your second dose you would begin to get that their doses and they would start the immunocompromised that so they're starting with now it's not for everybody at this point. >>and to the south we've got santa cruz county now where masks are going to be required indoors, even if you're vaccinated the county health officer issued a mask mandate citing the rising covid-19 cases and hospitalizations as to why they they're taking this

moran's grievance proceedings, did not exhaust all internal remedies available.e have an internal grievance procedure, and she skipped it. >> they skipped their own procedures and that's actually what the plaintiff argues here. this case comes down to a really simple fact, professor gave basic simple instructions to a student who didn't follow them and then failed the final because the student can and follow the instructions as alleged in this complaint, and if that is the case, the university has a procedure, image rated procedures to follow, which were not done. the professor actually did the student a favor at the request of the dean and graded the paper after saying she wouldn't grade it, and gave the student a c-. in the student wasn't even happy with that and complained with a provosts who didn't follow the procedures at all, allegedly didn't invite the professor to participate in some of the procedures that properly follow. this is a breach of contract. the profession is to teach students how to follow the rules, that is life, especially in the business la

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we award this to camille moran. and, finally, in recognition of her role as a transgenderer and queer freedom fighter at the cafeteria riots in august of 1966 and continued activism and public service for the transgender community spanning over 50 years, we thank tamara change for her advocacy in the community. thank you, honey. and, we meant to supply cecilia chung with a certificate of honor not just from supervisor haney's office, and we have omar rincon who is here also to extend his certificate of honors to these three lovely individuals. however, cecelia, you already heard from her. but we wanted to present these certificates of honor for all they've done. >> that's wonderful. i'm glad you were able to do that. thank you all for joining us. let's mingle safely and if you are invited we will be doing the flag raising on the balcony outside the mayor's office. you're invited to watch it from below. happy transgender history month. [ applause ] >> all right. are we ready! [ applause ] [cheers and applause] >>> ye

. >> vice president moran. commissioner hankin. and you have four aye's. >> next item please. >> next item is item 9c, approval the selection of mcmillen jacobs associates and award pro-0164 for the professional services an i greement to not exceed $7.5 million with the duration of six years. i believe mr. robertson is here to present this. >> good afternoon, commissioners. and this item is for professional services and the commission asked us to take a second look and from the grateful solutions. we had a workshop on april and started our rethinking effort and are investigating and the tool box with sustainable solutions and made a decision to design at risk and to request approval of the tool box. to keep our options open. i am happy to take questions if there are any. >> commissioner harrington. >> thank you very much. i understand why we are doing this and just to be clear for the public that our hope is that we have a different and better solution that replace this is one, and that anything that we're working on would not prec

happen this type of outbreak in school transmission can happen in a highly vaccinated county like moran county. in counties where there is less vaccinations is much greater and worse. questions to the archdioceses went unanswered when we reached out to them. >>> ken bastida in nevada. >>> back to the fire watch. cal fire is giving an update on the caldor fire and let's úlist >> it has crossed highway 88 and burning towards the kirkwood area. firefighters are engaged in fire suppression and working their way around the southern portion of the fire in several lake areas. a very active fire front and they are being challenged currently but we will continue to see how that goes. >>> here in lake tahoe fire has made its way down to the christmas valley area at meijers. it is not impacting structures at this moment. we do have a largbeenushe that eatosess and assist with the rewexpat to con through the night and not justed based on the fire behavior but the weather we will be experiencing in the next 24 to 48 hours. we have beenpre for this fire fight in this area we have been planning and pr

. >> in moran, a car crashed into a home today. you're looking at the scene here. this is the aftermath from the central moran fire department. they tweeted out this photo. not a lot of details are being released. no word yet on whether anybody was in that house at the time or if anyone was hurt. >> in san francisco. a grieving father's asking for no retaliation against the person who shot and killed his teenage daughter that says police are still trying to figure out why the shooting happened force. has it made you has the story. no hate, no grudges. no one is perfect. and we want you to know. we forgive you. >> a message of forgiveness on the steps of san francisco city hall from the father of a 16 year-old girl killed during a shooting last saturday on bertha lane in the city's bayview district. my daughter was a very loving during. >> when brace wherever she came across with a smile and he she made sure everyone was taking care of san francisco police say 45 year-old woman was also wounded in the shooting and was treated for injuries and released from a local h

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according to moran water. >> the county's reservoir storage is currently at 40% of capacity. officials say the last 2 years have been the driest in more than a 140 years in response to moran water district has already approved mandatory water use restrictions including limiting outdoor daytime irrigation fanning power, washing of homes and driveways and shut off. not nozzles are now required on garden hoses. new data from the santa clara valley water district indicates retailers are not doing enough to conserve water. the agency declared a drought emergency back on june night asking all 2 million santa clara county residents to cut their water use by 15% compared to 2019 levels. however, new numbers put out by the agency today show no change in water used by retailers. officials say they remain hopeful the situation will improve. we're seeing the numbers going the right direction. and that's the good news. and we expect better numbers for july. these are the numbers for june. we expect number better numbers in july. we expect better numbers in august. you see those reservoirs

kansas republican senator, jerry moran joins us. senator, good afternoon. >> good afternoon,. in afghanistan this week? >> it's terribly alarming and it's brought home today by this somber ceremony at dover, this powerful moment in which we pay our respects to those who served, in this case those who served trying to save the lives and allow people to escape to freedom from afghanistan. but what we've seen in afghanistan to date and what we expect to occur in the future is nothing but tremendous challenges, difficulties and potential of more deaths and more destruction that highlights with these efforts by isis to do the suicide bombing, how little capabilities the taliban has in securing the airport, in helping provide some calm and peace. the suggestion by our government that we can deal with the taliban to our advantage, they are an adversary and an enemy and they are the ones who allow the terrorists to be in afghanistan in the first place, that resulted in 9/11. so we're reminded today about how important it is for the right kind of preparation to occur, how what we do in

the bay, there's even a donate feature encouraging users to help fight food insecurity with the sfa morannk. >> and that's when you kind of closing the new and making sure that of course you can find a way. but you can also help writing food insecurity. so, you know, it's making that when we got that again, where everyone can benefit currently about 400 businesses in san francisco. oakland and berkeley our partners with too good to go in san francisco. noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 foot. we have a lot more ahead on kron 4 news at 06:00pm more in just one vicki and grant thanks you both. vicki, welcome back. good to see you. justine is here with me tonight at 6. oh, happy to say that and coming up in northern california. doctor accused of selling fake vaccination exemptions for children. >> who is taking action against him and what parents need to know. plus, governor gavin newsom speaking about the upcoming recall election. what he is saying to his supporters and campaign volunteers also be joined live by our political analyst david mckeown to go over. >

. >> vice president moran. commissioner hankin. and you have four aye's. >> next item please. >> next item is item 9c, approval the selection of mcmillen jacobs associates and award pro-0164 for the professional services an i greement to not exceed $7.5 million with the duration of six years. i believe mr. robertson is here to present this. >> good afternoon, commissioners. and this item is for professional services and the commission asked us to take a second look and from the grateful solutions. we had a workshop on april and started our rethinking effort and are investigating and the tool box with sustainable solutions and made a decision to design at risk and to request approval of the tool box. to keep our options open. i am happy to take questions if there are any. >> commissioner harrington. >> thank you very much. i understand why we are doing this and just to be clear for the public that our hope is that we have a different and better solution that replace this is one, and that anything that we're working on would not prec

they are offering a supplemental pfizer or moran shot to anyone who received the j & j vaccine and wants a peace of mind even though they say it is a good choice. >> it is a good vaccine. we will continue on administer it. and we have lots of vaccine available. if people want the mrna vaccine, we will give that. we're doing all three here today in fact. >> reporter: the san francisco director of public health said no policy changed and the city and county will continue to follow cdc rules that prohibit booster shots. but will honor special requests mayor london breed who also got j & j said she will follow the current recommendations. >> why i would want another shot? i barely got first one, okay? >> reporter: others like this man says he is in no rush to see another needle until the science is clear. >> whatever shot you got first, getting another shot second will have a beneficial effect, i think. whether it is a marginal beneficial effect or an enormous beneficial effect, time will tell. >> reporter: meantime, volunteers like these are trying to convince the 23% of eligible san franci

look at san mateo county, san mateo county has now past moran as the most facts. unaided county in the bay area. the latest numbers show 89.2% of eligible residents are now fully vaccinated. >> in some developing news, a plan for nationwide covid booster. shots could be launched as early as next month. a biden administration official says the fda is reportedly discussing that idea the plan would apply to all vaccinated. people. the u.s. has not yet recommended booster shots, but the biden administration says the u.s. does have enough supply and personnel to handle that change if needed research shows covid vaccines are helping prevent severe symptoms hospitalizations and especially deaths from the virus. >> the swing man is back with golden state's andre iguodala's return to the warriors. that's coming up. plus, we're taking you inside. one of the last family owned restaurants in walnut creek. and getting children ready for school. it means more than just picking up some school supplies how you can help them get ready to go back into the classroom after more than

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he says san francisco unified should fall in line with what the state los angeles san jose and moran are requiring for schools. we have the science we need to follow the science. we know what works and keeps children safe. >> i participated in the teaching during the last semester when we were in person and it felt safe if the protocols were followed, the district is also no longer requiring physical distancing or automatic classroom quarantines if there is a covert exposure. as for the students who may be sick. san francisco unified will be relying on the honesty of the parents to keep their child home. >> the vaccine mandate at other bay area school districts such as san jose is being done to mitigate exposure to the delta variant. in a statement to kron 4 news. a san francisco unified spokesperson says we strongly encourage everyone eligible to get vaccinated and have shared numerous opportunities with staff students and families to access vaccines in our schools and in other places throughout san francisco. we will continue to follow public health guidance and monitor updates reg

families to adopt the practice of masking up at all times on campus even when you're outdoors last year moran was one of the first counties to reopen all schools to some form of in-person learning only 19 cases of suspected in school transmission or record it last year. this weekend marin county is offering a 3rd dose vaccine clinic for people with compromised immune systems only at this time. it's going to take place tomorrow at the marin county fairgrounds of people who have already completed their rounds of pfizer or moderna it's also only former in county residents appointments are encouraged. people should bring an id their covid-19 vaccination card health insurance and be prepared to a test that you are eligible for that 3rd dose documentation from a health care provider is not required that additional dose will be matched to the initial vaccination type that you received the first time around. happening now john has been talking about it the smoke from northern california wildfires forced. a spare the air alert across the bay area today. health officials fear may experience a repeat of

the bay, there's even a donate feature encouraging users to help fight food insecurity with the sfa moran food bank. >> and that's when you kind of closing the new and making sure that of course you can find a way. but you can also help writing food insecurity. so, you know, it's making that when we got that again, where everyone can benefit currently about 400 businesses in san francisco. oakland and berkeley our partners with too good to go in san francisco. noelle bellow kron 4 news. >> the south bay. kids in the milpitas unified school district are back in class. we spoke with in usd superintendent show johnson. and she says the parents, students and staff are all enthusiastic about being back on campus despite having to wear their mask at all times. she went on to say that that while there's been an element of anxiety with regard to in-person learning in the pandemic. she's optimistic about the school year. >> i heard, for example, from one of our staff members that it just felt right. it felt right finally to be back school. with people in the clapsrooms rather than behind is in spr

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names present to the united fans before saturdays premier league when over leaves. moran spoke about how united tried to find him 10 years ago before he went to madrid. a lot of people speaking about about me in and manchester, united since 2011 when solar struggles and come in my more of the house i feel are a real paternity to play in personally and for munches tonight. it's a new start for me and then i'm very happy to be here. england friction trying to hold on against india on the final day of the 2nd test. they were put back into baset loads with 60 overs left in the match chasing. and unlike the 7 when open is rory burns and dome sibley both when early without scoring any runs and they've lost 3 more currently 84 for 5 with 27 overs left. india need 5 more to win the match, but took care paralympics will be largely held behind closed tools because the current of virus pandemic organizes confirm that in general spectators will be bod, just like the lympics earlier this month. but some school children participating in a government backed education program will be allowed in the

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you see that contra costa alameda moran, sonoma, napa and solano. we're seeing the highest level of community transmission of covid-19 and all those areas, santa clara and san mateo counties are in the second highest level down there. you see them in orange kron four's. rob fladeboe has the latest on the new mask guidance. >> setting an early example for a new public health order requiring masks for virtually all indoor public settings or city and county buildings across santa clara county to take effect a minute after midnight on tuesday. the order mandates that masks be worn indoors in public places in santa clara as well as alameda contra. costa san mateo and sonoma counties in a virtual news conference. health officers reported new covid-19 cases surging. >> with hospitalizations, particularly among the unvaccinated. >> the number of patients in local hospitals due to covid have doubled in just the past 10 days and increased by more than 400% in the month of july. >> we know that indoor spaces are where most transmission occurs and that's why we

moran is often cited as well as another, what you term, hardline, buti as well as another, what you termervative of sharia. —— iran. there are lots of communities, lots of nation states in the world where there is a kind of sharia flavour or islamic flavour to legislation, but it is not dominant or it is more fused with other legal traditions. according to the taliban, it says women will be respected under sharia law, but what rights will they have in the taliban context?— rights will they have in the taliban context? the taliban is a more extremist _ taliban context? the taliban is a more extremist aversion - taliban context? the taliban is a more extremist aversion of l a more extremist aversion of these issues. we usually distinguish between islam as a religious tradition, as part of a complex and nearly 2 billion people strong faith community thatis people strong faith community that is culturally quite divergent and then political islam, where they have different goals which include terrorism, include political violence. we can talk about isis, we can talk about the taliban as havin

anyway, moran, what's the 1st day liking, cobble without a us true presence there there is something of a sense of relief here and that tends to relief isn't because the americans have gotten that that relief is being felt by diplomats, but by civilians here. and that is that no more incidence took place as the evacuation was wrapping up at capital airport. the taliban went into the airport proper, merely minutes, minutes after midnight, minutes after the american troops, the last american troops at campbell airport. and then i've got to start had taken off and off to for hours and hours we heard the rule of garden fly machine gun and we, we thought we'd had even had a large caliber thought from all directions in the safety. that was the taliban. celebrating laboratory godfather, they are now in control of the airport. they went in, they inspected the place, allegedly, they're now in possession of even more aircraft left behind by the ass, gotten military left behind by the united states and its allies. though, from what we've heard, many of the, the jets, the aircraft at the airport

school districts already have announced a similar rule, including san francisco, san jose, oakland and moran there are 1000 plus other schools and districts in the state or rather districts in the state that we want to encourage along. and we believe that this will begin a process of significantly increasing vaccination rates across the spectrum and across the state. california teachers association says they support the requirement and 90% of their members are vaccinated. the policy takes effect tomorrow, but schools have until october 15th to be fully compliant. oregon is the latest state to reinstate a statewide indoor mask requirement. oregon officials are warning that the states healthcare system could soon be overwhelmed. mask mandate goes into effect on friday and indoor public spaces for everyone. five years old and up, regardless of their vaccination status. the search is on for a woman caught on camera feeding raw meat to coyotes in san francisco. why authorities say her actions are so dangerous? we really need this behavior to stop in the city. we don't want to have to remove anoth

in april 45 people were killed at monk moran during the leg palmer holiday. natasha good name has more from west jerusalem. this has been described as the deadliest civilian disaster in israel's history. 45 men and boys were suffocated and trampled in a narrow tunnel during an offer orthodox jewish pilgrimage. on sunday, a state commission began a hearing into the death and to make sense of whether or not the death could have been prevented. for years, tens of thousands of worshippers flocked to mount marin in northern israel. a police commander testified that over the last 30 years there had been no attempts made at limiting the crowd size. and if there had been, it might have caused a bigger disaster. and yet for years and it's really government watchdog had deemed mount marin dangerous. there had been accusations that former prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to curb the crowd size due to pressure from ultra orthodox leaders. this hearing is open to the public. it will involve calling numerous witnesses upon completion. the state commission will present its findings to the gov

. >> vice president moran. commissioner hankin.e four aye's. >> next item please. >> next item is item 9c, approval the selection of mcmillen jacobs associates and award pro-0164 for the professional services an i greement to not exceed $7.5 million with the duration of six years. i believe mr. robertson is here to present this. >> good afternoon, commissioners. and this item is for professional services and the commission asked us to take a second look and from the grateful solutions. we had a workshop on april and started our rethinking effort and are investigating and the tool box with sustainable solutions and made a decision to design at risk and to request approval of the tool box. to keep our options open. i am happy to take questions if there are any. >> commissioner harrington. >> thank you very much. i understand why we are doing this and just to be clear for the public that our hope is that we have a different and better solution that replace this is one, and that anything that we're working on would not preclude us to i

the lake. experts warn after this years dry up, the lake may never be full of water again. professor moran to ensure rec is head of the agriculture faculty at the university of van. he says less an irregular precipitation and higher temperatures are the reasons for the drought in the basin . we'll alicia mother take longer. i'm characteristically, the temperature is $3.00 to $4.00 degrees higher this year on the lake van basin, generally wheat and barley, a dry farm tier, plans that are supposed to be 60 centimeters long, came out as only 20 centimeters this year. we used to have big harvest, but this year it's down a lot and all of it became photo we'll. groundwater in aquifers is an important resource for crawford, negation and turkey. but crop production could be threatened if drought conditions persist. livestock raising will also be effected. some irrigation methods in this part of turkey caused 60 percent of water loss. how do they study them if it will lead the food prices to increase? this means costs will go up for livestock raising an agriculture and a couple of months. what we a

that's the timeline moran. and it's the secretary made clear to to leaders even as recently is this morning. time is of the essence. and we all, we all share a sense of urgency here. the bite and administration continues to defend the decision to go ahead with the withdrawal, arguing that the alternative was escalating us involvement in another countries civil war was unfolded over the past month, has proven decisively that it would have taken a significant american true presence multiple times greater than what president biden was handed to stop a taliban hotspot, and we would have taken casualties. american men and women would have been fighting and dying once again in afghan. stan, both republicans and democrats being highly critical of the manner in which the withdrawal is being conducted. arguing that the chaos that has ensued constitutes a huge failure of intelligence. their sharp criticism to the president's position to resume his vacation, spending only a few hours at the white house to address the amer