i do not believe that those who are members of the mpt should negotiate with each other , what should be done about the enrichment situation , just like opec, and i have always wished that when they say let's negotiate that when you have a hat, when you have this atom bomb , i don't know what i want to negotiate with you . you are over there at the table. i had a lot of dreams and i want them to tell me if i have any responsibility . i will really say that i will not negotiate with you. like you at all, we are not in the same type and with now, as we say today, we are not balanced , we are not behind this, we are not behind this, we are not behind this , you can be this way, you have bombs, i don't have them. he said that this is because iran is a member of the mpt, so why did he say that india, pakistan, the united states and israel, who are not members, have nothing to do with them? yes, and this is why mr. al-baradi said that one of my wishes is that we get out of m.p.t. i am a lady, i participated in the presidency once in 1984, and now i am talking about my political career in 19

i don't believe that those who are members of the mpt should negotiate with each other about what they should do about the enrichment situation, just like opec, and i have always wished that when they say let's negotiate, we should say that when you have a hat, when you have this atomic bomb, i don't know what i want to negotiate with you. over there , you are here. read and tell me that if i have any responsibility, i will really say that i will not negotiate with you because you are not on the same level as us, and we are not in balance with now. that. don't sit behind this, that means you have bombs, i don't have them. i remember mr. al-baradei asking him exactly why we have so much trouble with iran, and he said these things and these things in order to prevent the building of the century. he said this is because iran is a member. why did he say that india, pakistan , the united states, and israel, who are not members , have nothing to do with them? you see, we are being put under pressure with all the problems of our country after the nest flow. this is a position, come out, why d

our withdrawal from mpt and issues of the same protocol. at that time, i really feel hurt, i have a feeling that our whole country is playing a game, for example. for example, maybe two or three people threatened me that if you say these things, sir , they will be upset. i don't think that sir, i don't think that they are against the country's independence on enrichment and such. one of the plans that i had an opinion on targeting subsidies at that time, i was against cash, i came, i don't know if domestic gasoline at that time was around 30 million liters per day, i think it was 20, i divided it into

have they accepted the mpt? no, they haven't. does israel even allow the agency to inspect its nuclear facilities? which one of these countries does the agency inspect? why is so much pressure on us? these are purely political. there's nothing else. it's a political tool, our nuclear facilities based on the nuclear facilities profile statistically represent about 2 to 3% of the global nuclear facilities. are inspected 25%, 10 times more than others, we have inspectors coming every day, the agency visits us every day, enters our facilities, what have they found, which site has iran not declared, which program hasn't iran declared, these ac closed under the pmd and put them back on the table, then what's goodwill for if this isn't political? in the same briefing session for the western board of governors, this was real, it's interesting, and the documentation exists. in the briefing held for the director general's report, the deputy director general explained that countries are questioning why they're reopening di

have they accepted the mpt? no, they haven't. does israel even allow the agency to inspect its nuclear facilities? which one of these countries does the agency inspect? why is so much pressure on us? these are purely political, there's nothing else. it's a political tool, our nuclear facilities based on the nuclear facilities profile statistically represent about 2 to 3% of the global nuclear facilities capacity. the amount of inspections in iran constitutes 25% of the world's total inspections. we who represent 2 to 3% are inspected 25%, 10 times more than others. we have inspect

haven't taken out any other cameras, it looks at all our memory cards, the jcpo outside of what the mpt stands for, is aimed at lifting these accusations, if you want to retain sanctions and accusations, then which jcpo are you talking about, whether jcpo 20 or 30, what matters is the lifting of sanctions for the iranian nation to achieve its goals, so according to the strategic plan that has obligated us to develop nuclear capabilities, we're moving according to that law, we both produce 20% and 60% enriched uranium and their level. the talk and everything seems to be going great, but he doesn't really walk the walk when he goes back to vienna, suddenly his language and tone changes when he goes to, how do you see this this shift in tone and where do you think it comes from? surely for his political future, for the future of the organiz that are against his organizational goals and duties. this is not a job for the individual. his job holds an international position and relevance. the international agency, which is the international atomic energy agency, must have global credibility, a

have they accepted the mpt? no, they haven't. does israel even allow the agency to inspect its nuclear facilities? which one of these countries does the agency inspect? why is so much pressure on us? these are purely political, there's nothing else. it's a political tool, our nuclear facilities based on the nuclear facilities profile statistically represent about 2 to 3% of the global nuclear facilities capacity. the amount of inspections in iran constitutes 25% of the world's total inspections. we who represent 2 to 3% are inspected 25% (10 times more than others). is coming every day, the agency visits us every day, enters our facilities, what have they found, which site has iran not declared, which program hasn't iran declared? these accusations repeated for 25 years, why were the jcpo negotiations held? why was the jcpo established to put an end to these accusations, and the jcpo ended these accusations under the pmd. "the resolution of accusations thrown against iran as a result of the jcpoa, is the result of interactions an

have they accepted the mpt? no, they haven't. does israel even allow the agency to inspect its nuclear facilities? which one of these countries does the agency inspect? why? so much pressure on us, these are purely political, there's nothing else, it's a political tool, our nuclear facilities based on the nuclear facilities profile statistically represent about 2 to 3% of the global nuclear facilities capacity, the amount of inspections in iran constitutes 25% of the world's total inspections, we who represent 2 to 3% are inspected 24.

so that the people may see the need steer you by the mpt regime. >> really terrific discussions. please join me in thinking or panelist security artist and masa and the hu for joining us. joining us this morning. [applause] we will -- we will move directly into the next panel. if we could have the participants come up. if you need to grab a couple of coffee, we'll do so. but we'll make a transition here. >> i'm leaving you now. thanks, masa.

you last night, the disastrouts border bill is nothing more than a blatant attempt by biden and th mpt by be left they just wantth to shift the blame forblam his border crisis squarely on the shoulders of republicans. thissquare o is, his and his al. and speaking at the whitee hous house todaey, joe tried to do just that. >> take a look. so i'm calling on congress my dass this bill, get to my desk immediately. but if the bill fails, i want to be absolutely clear about somethinthing.g. the american people are going to know why trail. i'lld. i wi taking this issue to therse country and the voters are going to kno w that.he mom not just a moment, just at theen moment. we're going to secur the bordee the border and fund these other programs. saump in the maga, republicans said no because they're afraid l of donald d trump. afraid of donald trump. every day between now and november, the american onl people are going to know that the only reason the border .ot secure is donald trump and as my republican friends, that is a big lie will break it down on wea second. now, echoing biden's remarks

i own murk ury cafe at corner of heys and paige street and owned the business the last 15 years mpts the anniversary date is coming up march 16, and i have been a member that community, feel very strongly attached to it. we have hosted various events at our cafe, which includes fundrazors for kpoo, we had meet and greets with local politicians, we had other non profits who come in and have their own fundrazors and feel strongly committed to the neighborhood and part of the reason i wish to be on this board is to be sure that this commitment extends itself to a more policy generated-pardon me, not very good at this. in any event, i do look forward to the decision of whatever the board has and i also appreciate the opportunity to make this a-to make this opportunity available to me, and i look forward to whatever decision may come and thank you all for your time. >> thank you so much. thank you for applying. next we'll hear from sacha ortega for seat 5. >> hello. thanks for having me. my name is sacha ortega, i lived in hayes valley since 2011. over the time i served on the board and v

so i can go over slides mpt it is very high level and a lot of caveats. there are a lot of metrics we were not able to incorporate into the analysis. i will go over that at the end of the segment and we can talk about it then as well. we have been asked to includes economic analysis as part of the initial findings. we are happy to discuss this, however we have limited access to economic data and there are many caveats attached to each of the findings. our high level analysis of whether and how much the pilot may have impacted the valencia street businesses three months into pilot looked at sales tax, leaving activity and off street parking. none paint a complete picture of individual merchant experience. but, we think they can serve as some signal of economic impact. let's start with sales tax. with this analysis we are looking to see if sales tax received from the controller office have gone up or down as a signal of overall sales activity along the corridor each quarter. before we get into it, we need to discuss limitations of the metric first. the cons

looking at past performance and how they looked at how they operated other programs under hsh contracts mptat program design for the project and looking at the cultural competency neighborhood engagement things of that nature so we are still evaluating the projects. we are looking for cost reasonableness in the budgets and we are looking at past performance and ability to work with the population. we do-that is how the majority of our [indiscernible] turn it over to public works to talk about their process as well. >> good morning supervisors. bruce robertson from public works. we have a detailed process and the first thing we do is get a independent external cost estimator to give us a sense what we think the construction cost will be with any project. the second thing we do is we post it on the city website, public works website to get solicitation and can get at least 3 responses. we are still looking competitiveness as well and we choose the lowest bidder. >> that is with the waver authority that we are giving you? >> correct. with that we post on the city website with colleagues in cmd

let me say this one thing mpts how can the west side of san francisco not be historical district?he lava rats, the stop sign, [indiscernible] my truck i lived is in there. [speaker speaking too fast] sf state, [indiscernible] lake merced. the city harry bridges built with longshoreman and warehouseman union. local 6. the west side not historical, [indiscernible] rolling in his grave. >> thank you for your comments. any other members of the public who would like to address the board? seeing none, mr. president. >> public comment is now closed. madam clerk, please read the adaungz without committee reference calendar. >> items- >> minus item-- >> yes. 39-44 minus item 43. on adoption without reference to committee today. a member may ask a item to be removed. a member may request a resolution on first reading to go to committee. >> would any member like a item or items severed? supervisor stefani. >> item 42. >> item 42. supervisor ronan. >> i want to make sure i'm cosponsor of 43. >> you are now cosponsor. supervisor safai. should we just add everybody to item 43? it shall be. supe

highlight how seriously we consider the ongeing threat climate change poses to the system and rate payers mpt i also want to share how we continue to promote power service. highlighting value to hetch hetchy power and clean powersf customers. our electricity service remain cheaper then pg&e. hetchy power continues to offer the lowest electricity rates in san francisco and clean powersf continues to offer savings compared to pg&e for generation. the average residential clean powersf customer will save $8 a month getting their electricity from clean powersf instead of pg&e and we highlight across the channels especially since pg&e makes headlines for the most expensive power provider in california with increased electricity rates as recent as january 1. we see the opportunity to highlight savings from use of utility service offer to san francisco residents and businesses which resulted in positive local media coverage as highlighted in the section from the sf standard on the slide. we actively engage in social media campaign to highlight benefit of utility service and you see examples here from

let me say this one thing mpts how can the west side of san francisco not be historical district?ava rats, the stop sign, [indiscernible] my truck i lived is in there. [speaker speaking too fast] sf state, [indiscernible] lake merced. the city harry bridges built with longshoreman and warehouseman union. local 6. the west side not historical, [indiscernible] rolling in his grave. >> thank you for your comments. any other members of the public who would like to address the board? seeing none, mr. president. >> public comment is now closed. madam clerk, please read the adaungz without committee reference calendar. >> items- >> minus item-- >> yes. 39-44 minus item 43. on adoption without reference to committee today. a member may ask a item to be removed. a member may request a resolution on first reading to go to committee. >> would any member like a item or items severed? supervisor stefani. >> item 42. >> item 42. supervisor ronan. >> i want to make sure i'm cosponsor of 43. >> you are now cosponsor. supervisor safai. should we just add everybody to item 43? it shall be. supervis

have they accepted the mpt? no, they haven't. does israel even allow the agency to inspect its nuclear facilities? which one of these countries?" does the agency inspect, why is so much pressure on us? these are purely political, there's nothing else. it's a political tool. our nuclear facilities based on the nuclear facilities profile, statistically represent about 2 to 3% of the global nuclear facilities capacity. the amount of inspections in iran constitutes 25% of the world's total inspections. we represent 2 to 3% are inspected 25. 5%, 10 times more than others. we have inspectors coming every day. the agency visits us every day, enters our facilities. what have they found? which site has iran not declared? which program hasn't iran declared? these accusations repeated for 25 years. why were the jcpo negotiations hel? why was the jcpo established to put an end to these accusations? acpo ended these accusations under the pmd. the resolution of accusations thrown against iran as a result of the jcpoa is the r