mr. carlin on the item. thank you, mr. carlin. deputy general manager. the answer is yes. we derm it. >> is that your vote. it is moved and seconded? is that right. any public comment? public comment is closed. all those in favor? opposed. the motion carries. will you please read the items in closed session. >> item 21. existing claim jackson versus city and county of san francisco 22 existing insurance company limited versus city and county of san francisco. 23 existing claim, city and county of san francisco. >> i would like to call call for public comment any public comment on 19? public comment is closed. we will move to closed session. >> we have a fun, i

mr. carlin on the item. thank you, mr. carlin. deputy general manager. the answer is yes. we derm it. >> is that your vote. it is moved and seconded? is that right. any public comment? public comment is closed. all those in favor? opposed. the motion carries. will you please read the items in closed session. >> item 21. existing claim jackson versus city and county of san francisco 22 existing insurance company limited versus city and county of san francisco. 23 existing claim, city and county of san francisco. >> i would like to call call for public comment any public comment on 19? public comment is closed. we will move to closed session. >> we have a fun, i >> my biggest take away is that you can always find a way. most people who go into public policies really want to make a difference and have a positive impact on the world, and that's what i love most about my job. i feel like every day at the sfpuc all of the policies that we're involved in have major impacts on people's lives both here in the city and across the state and the nation. in 2017, california senate bill

mr. carlin saying a moment ago. you know there are a whole host of authorities, laws and so on, written for emergencies like death and disease. you have to be circumspect about using them f. you cry wolf and pick them up and use them for stuff they're not intended for, it makes it harder for future presidents down the road. that's what this president has done. he's taken an emergency situation and used it to force out his attorney general, to put someone else in place who is effectively his lackey and who can literally you know try and end the mueller investigation and so we are at the beginning stages of a deep constitutional crisis. we'll see what happens. >> you say we're heading towards a constitutional crisis. michael beschloss said tonight in this hour, i'm responding to the breaking news, it's ten times greater than nixon. how will it work? be a limit executed on this issue, if you are correct? >> so whitaker the acting attorney general could terminate mueller tomorrow or refuse to do certain things that muel