mr. chair. >> chair bustos: do we have anyone from the public who wishes to provide a comment. >> secretary: members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call 1-415-655-0001, enter access code, 2481 925 4684. press the pound sign and then the pound sign again. then press star 3 to submit your request to speak. >> if you're listening to us by phone and would like to comment on the consent item, press star 3. we'll allow a few moments for the members to respond. mr. chair, it does not appear there are no members of the public. >> chair bustos: i will close public comment. commissioners, may i get a motion for these two items on the consent agenda? >> mr. chair, i move that the items on the agenda be accepted. >> chair bustos: thank you, commissioner scott. may i get a second motion? madame secretary, please take roll. >> secretary: please announce your vote. brackett is absent. >> commissioner bycer: aye. >> commissioner ransom-scott: aye. >> vice chair rosales: yes. >> chair b

thank you, mr. chair. >> chair: colleagues, we're joined by supervisor haney, who is the chief sponsor of this legislation, which we cannot vote on today because it is still under the meet and confer period. so we will need to continue it to october 18th, as far as we don't have a meeting on october 11th, but before doing so, i have a number -- this is our third legislative draft. i have a number of amendments that provide further clarification as to solicitations from lobbyists and permit consultants that i think will help clarify the existing language, which i would like to make, but before doing so, and, colleagues, you're in receipt of that language, i would like to turn it over to supervisor haney. >> thank you so much, chair peskin, and thank you, committee, for your attention to improving and strengthening this legislation. i really want to appreciate your leadership, chair peskin specifically, and the whole committee. i'm definitely in support of these amendments and appreciate both the work to st

mr. chair? >> madam secretary, do we have any public comment? >> clerk: if you are listening to us by phone and like to provide public comment, go ahead and press star, three. allow a few moments. mr. chair, at this time, it does not appear there are any members of the public wishing to comment on this item. >> so hearing no requests to speak on this item, i'll close public comment. commissioners, may i get a motion for the minutes? >> mr. chair, i move that the minutes be accepted as read with any corrections. >> thank you. do i have a second? >> second. >> thank you, vice chair rosales. madam secretary, please call the roll. >> clerk: commissioners, please announce your vote when i call your name. [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, the vote is three yeas, one objection, and one absent. >> okay. call the next item. >> clerk: the next item is an item authorizing a loan agreement for 59,200,732-with hpsy 52-54, l.p., a california limited partnership, for construction of a 112-unit affordable resid

mr. chair? >> chair mar: thank you, mr. clerk. i want to thank mayor breed for bringing this item forward. chair rodriguez? >> thank you, mr. chair and thank you, mr. carroll, for that detailed explanation. good morning, chair mar, supervisor haney, and supervisor stefani. the item would make a number of amendments to the police code. i've split this up into three sections just for easy processing for today. thank you for pointing this out, chair mar. this has been a collaboration of a year-plus with the city, with all of you, with the mayor's office and the community to make sure that we get this right, very thoughtful and thought out thoroughly. we do have several slides, so i'm just going to walk-through them. next slide, please. so here with the three sections that we're going to talk about. with the first one, enacting the mayor's initiative to prioritize equity, there are three components that i'll talk to. the second is formalizing equity legacy policies, also known as equity preservation, which is especially important at th

just to mention, mr. chair, that was the ten-minute bell. >> i am happy to proceed how the committee wishes. i'm happy to proceed -- >> chair preston: yeah, and thank you. let me just jump in, defer to vice chair chan on -- but i do want to note that this report has some 20 findings and 20 recommendations to respond to, so i certainly would have knox, vice chair chan, if you'd like to allow some additional -- certainly would have no objection, vice chair chan, if you'd like to allow some additional time to respond to these recommendations. >> supervisor chan: yeah, chair preston, that would be great, and if we could not spend time on what would not be implemented -- if we could spend time on what would not be implemented. >> thank you. so i cannot see you, so if you just want to chime in. okay. can you see my screen -- there you go. can you see my screen? >> clerk: we were able to see it briefly, and now it's gone again. >> okay. let's see...i apologize for the -- okay. can you see it now, the presentation? >>

mr. chair? >> chair mar: thank you, mr. clerk. i want to thank mayor breed for bringing this item forward. chair rodriguez? >> thank you, mr. chair and thank you, mr. carroll, for that detailed explanation. good morning, chair mar, supervisor haney, and supervisor stefani. the item would make a number of amendments to the police code. i've split this up into three sections just for easy processing for today. thank you for pointing this out, chair mar. this has been a collaboration of a year-plus with the city, with all of you, with the mayor's office and the community to make sure that we get this right, very thoughtful and thought out thoroughly. we do have several slides, so i'm just going to walk-through them. next slide, please. so here with the three sections that we're going to talk about. with the first one, enacting the mayor's initiative to prioritize equity, there are three components that i'll talk to. the second is formalizing equity legacy policies, also known as equity preservation, which is especially important at th

mr. chairblic who wishes to provide a comment. >> secretary: members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call 1-415-655-0001, enter access code, 2481 925 4684. press the pound sign and then the pound sign again. then press star 3 to submit your request to speak. >> if you're listening to us by phone and would like to comment on the consent item, press star 3. we'll allow a few moments for the members to respond. mr. chair, it does not appear there are no members of the public. >> chair bustos: i will close public comment. commissioners, may i get a motion for these two items on the consent agenda? >> mr. chair, i move that the items on the agenda be accepted. >> chair bustos: thank you, commissioner scott. may i get a second motion? madame secretary, please take roll. >> secretary: please announce your vote. brackett is absent. >> commissioner bycer: aye. >> commissioner ransom-scott: aye. >> vice chair rosales: yes. >> chair bustos: yes. four ayes, one absent. >> chair bust

mr. chair? >> chairman: and we have ann ramero from the mayor's office of housing. >> good morning, chair haney and members of the committee. i'm the senior project manager. item 4is an accept and expand resolution authorizing to execute the standard agreement with the california housing of department of community housing for this total award of $6.7 million. it is a new pilot program that provides grants to create permanent supportive housing for those individuals who are chronically homeless. the intent of this pilot program is to allow individuals experiencing significant barriers to gain housing while decreasing the utilization of emergency service. mocd is working to administer this grant to veto 32 units of permanent supportive housing for this population. the intended site is the 140 unit located a 604 sixth street, which the owner plans to rehabilitate to provide accessibility, and then to convert 30 vacant units into new permanent supportive housing for this population, with the wrap-ar

mr. chair from the public who wishes to provide a comment. >> secretary: members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call 1-415-655-0001, enter access code, 2481 925 4684. press the pound sign and then the pound sign again. then press star 3 to submit your request to speak. >> if you're listening to us by phone and would like to comment on the consent item, press star 3. we'll allow a few moments for the members to respond. mr. chair, it does not appear there are no members of the public. >> chair bustos: i will close public comment. commissioners, may i get a motion for these two items on the consent agenda? >> mr. chair, i move that the items on the agenda be accepted. >> chair bustos: thank you, commissioner scott. may i get a second motion? madame secretary, please take roll. >> secretary: please announce your vote. brackett is absent. >> commissioner bycer: aye. >> commissioner ransom-scott: aye. >> vice chair rosales: yes. >> chair bustos: yes. four ayes, one absent. >

mr. chair? >> chair: great. thank you. >> thank you, supervisors. the airport is seeking your approval of the curbside management for a term of three years with one-two-year option to extend. it manages and coordinates commercial ground transportation operations at s.f.o. the contracted firm monitors and dispatches taxi services, monitors curbside limousine, and monitors the shared ride and limousines. they are contracting with s.f. parking a 100% latino-owned company for administrative services provided in this contract. the airport is in agreement with the b.l.a.'s recommendation to reduce the contract not to exceed amount by $600,000, for a total not to exceed $20,100,000. the amendments were provided to this committee for your review. the contract is funded by fees charged to ground transportation providers. i'm happy to answer any questions you may have, along with my colleagues from the inside operations. >> chair: great. thank you. could you clarify a bit what exactly the services are that -- a $20 millio

mr. chair? >> chairman: and we have ann ramero from the mayor's office of housing. >> good morning, chair haney and members of the committee. i'm the senior project manager. item 4is an accept and expand resolution authorizing to execute the standard agreement with the california housing of department of community housing for this total award of $6.7 million. it is a new pilot program that provides grants to create permanent supportive housing for those individuals who are chronically homeless. the intent of this pilot program is to allow individuals experiencing significant barriers to gain housing while decreasing the utilization of emergency service. mocd is working to administer this grant to veto 32 units of permanent supportive housing for this population. the intended site is the 140 unit located a 604 sixth street, which the owner plans to rehabilitate to provide accessibility, and then to convert 30 vacant units into new permanent supportive housing for this population, with the wrap-ar

mr. chair. members of the public who wish to provide comment on this item please press star three now to be added to the queue. this is on item number one. >> yes. i have callers in the queue. >> clerk: please unmute them. welcome, caller. >> [inaudible] >> mr. chair, that caller has dropped. we have no more callers in the queue. >> chairman: thank you. public comment is now closed. i want to make a recommendation to move this item to the full board. can i have a roll call please. >> clerk: on that motion, [roll call] there are two ayes. >> chairman: great. this will go to the full board for positive recommendation. madam clerk, item two. >> clerk: item number two a resolution approving lease modification to 2011 lease and use agreement number 10-0096 between the city and the county of san francisco acting by the through its airport commission and t.a.c.a. international airlines. members of the public who wish to call public comment on this item should call (415) 655-0001 and meeting i.d. 248969

mr. chair? >> chair: great. thank you. >> thank you, supervisors. the airport is seeking your approval of the curbside management for a term of three years with one-two-year option to extend. it manages and coordinates commercial ground transportation operations at s.f.o. the contracted firm monitors and dispatches taxi services, monitors curbside limousine, and monitors the shared ride and limousines. they are contracting with s.f. parking a 100% latino-owned company for administrative services provided in this contract. the airport is in agreement with the b.l.a.'s recommendation to reduce the contract not to exceed amount by $600,000, for a total not to exceed $20,100,000. the amendments were provided to this committee for your review. the contract is funded by fees charged to ground transportation providers. i'm happy to answer any questions you may have, along with my colleagues from the inside operations. >> chair: great. thank you. could you clarify a bit what exactly the services are that -- a $20 millio

mr. chair. comment on this item please press star three now to be added to the queue. this is on item number one. >> yes. i have callers in the queue. >> clerk: please unmute them. welcome, caller. >> [inaudible] >> mr. chair, that caller has dropped. we have no more callers in the queue. >> chairman: thank you. public comment is now closed. i want to make a recommendation to move this item to the full board. can i have a roll call please. >> clerk: on that motion, [roll call] there are two ayes. >> chairman: great. this will go to the full board for positive recommendation. madam clerk, item two. >> clerk: item number two a resolution approving lease modification to 2011 lease and use agreement number 10-0096 between the city and the county of san francisco acting by the through its airport commission and t.a.c.a. international airlines. members of the public who wish to call public comment on this item should call (415) 655-0001 and meeting i.d. 24896907105 then press pound twice. please wait

one more thing, mr. chair. today appear on the agenda september 21, 2021 unless otherwise stated by motion. >> thank you, mr. clerk. thank you for joining us for this first meeting of the public safety and neighborhood services committee meeting following the summer recess. mr. clerk please call item 1. >> clerk: hearing to consider the issuance of type 64 special on sale general theater liquor license to the arts and music doing business as teatro tintan located at 2519 mission will serve the publicvene or necessity of the city. call 415-655-0001 to comment. today's meeting id24807442971. press pound twice to connect to the meeting. press star followed by number three to enter queue to speak. prompts will indicate you have raised your hand. wait until you are unmuted to comment. mr. chair. >> thank you, mr. clerk. i want to note supervisor haney is joining us. he is called in by phone. i think first up for the item we have the offer from the alu to present. >> good morning. the type 64 license. this is approve

mr. thompson: thank you. chair neal: are there any amendments to the amendment in the nature of a substitute? >> mr. chairman. chair neal: i'm hearing a voice. i just can't recognize -- mrs. miller. the gentlelady is recognized. >> mr. chairman. chair neal: the gentleman from california, mr. thompson. mr. thompson: yes, mr. chairman, i reserve a point of order. chair neal: the gentlelady is recognized on her amendment as soon as it's passed out. chair neal: the gentlelady is recognized on her amendment. mrs. miller: thank you, chairman neal and ranking member brady. like so many families across america today, i'm deeply concerned with rising inflation caused directly by democrats' reckless spending policies. today, we are attempting to stop a bill that would exacerbate those issues and lead to americans' further losing spending power to pay for the necessities of their daily life. the effects of inflation are felt most severely by individuals living paycheck-to-paycheck and retirees on a fixed income. like so many

one more thing, mr. chair. items acted upon today appear on the agenda september 21, 2021 unless otherwise stated by motion. >> thank you, mr. clerk. thank you for joining us for this first meeting of the public safety and neighborhood services committee meeting following the summer recess. mr. clerk please call item 1. >> clerk: hearing to consider the issuance of type 64 special on sale general theater liquor license to the arts and music doing business as teatro tintan located at 2519 mission will serve the publicvene or necessity of the city. call 415-655-0001 to comment. today's meeting id24807442971. press pound twice to connect to the meeting. press star followed by number three to enter queue to speak. prompts will indicate you have raised your hand. wait until you are unmuted to comment. mr. chair. >> thank you, mr. clerk. i want to note supervisor haney is joining us. he is called in by phone. i think first up for the item we have the offer from the alu to present. >> good morning. the type 64 license.

thank you, mr. chair. chair brown: senator rounds from south dakota is recognized. senator rounds: thank you, mr. chairman. needless to say, chairman powell, i would probably disagree with my colleague. i commend you from the hard work that you have done. i most certainly think that you do deserve to be renominated to the position that you have right now. i look forward to working with you for the next several years. chairman powell, i would like to ask you about the supplementary leverage raishor, the s.l. redskins exclusion at the fed and the other banking regulators instituted during the pandemic that allowed banks to exclude ultrasafe assets, including u.s. treasuries, and deposits the fed from their balance sheets. this exclusion allowed the banks to take in the extraordinary amount of deposits that we saw during the pandemic, without having to grapple with needless capital requirements. just curious whether or not you believe that that was successful and whether or not you would see any possibilities of perhaps a continuation of that in the future. chairman pow

thank you, mr. chair. to the witnesses, i want to return to a point that senator wicker made. i informed a dod witness about ten days ago that we would expect an answer to the question of how many americans are still in afghanistan and that we would not appreciate an answer that that was deferred to state. i'm going to ask the question during my second round of questions after lunch and with the number of staff who are here in this room and in the ante room we ought to be able to get it answered. and if we can't, it will suggest to the committee -- and i don't think you want to suggest this to the committee -- that you don't want to be response toich that question or that you don't talk to the state department or that the number of americans in afghanistan is something that you're indifferent too. i don't think any of those are true. i'll ask the question after lunch and hopefully we can get an answer. two compliments then a critical observation and inquiry. first, thanks to president biden for ending the

>> clerk: yes, mr. chairalso wanted to confirm that there are no other callers in the queue. on the motion to continue item number 11 to the call of the chair -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are three ayes. >> chair haney: all right. this item will be continued to the call of the chair. madam clerk, are there any other items before us today? >> clerk: there's no further business. >> chair haney: great. this meeting's adjourned. thank you, colleagues. women's sustainable future . >> san francisco streets and puffs make up 25 percent of cities e city's land area more than all the parks combined they're far two wide and have large flight area the pavement to parks is to test the variants by ininexpensive changing did new open spaces the city made up of streets in you think about the potential of having this space for a purpose it is demands for the best for bikes and families to gather. >> through a collaborative effort with the department we the public works and the municipal transportation agency pavement to pa

mr. chair? >> chair: thank you, mr. clerk. colleagues, thank you for this opportunity to hold this hearing, which will include an update from the human rights commission under city-wide public safety work. this followup hearing comes on the heels of our first hearing back in april on crime and violence impacting asian-americans. we took stock on what our city agencies are doing to prevent violence and crime, and to support asian-american communities. and we looked at how agencies are working together with the community. at the hearing, you may remember we heard directly from community advocates like stop a.p.i. hate and the coalition for community injustice, and folks on the ground on the need to increase culture relevance and trauma, with resources that support education as the solution to violence. in may, the board unanimously passed a resolution denouncing the rise in violence against the a.p.i. community and urging city departments to create coordinated citywide violence prevention and support plan for the a.p.i. communit

mr. chairman? chair neal: no. >> mr. chairman votes no. chair neal: the clerk will tally the vote. >> mr. chairman, i have 25 no's and 18 ayes. chair neal: with 25 no's and 18 ayes, the amendment fails. >> chairman, i reserve a point of order? chair neal: the gentleman from california reserves a point of order. it is in inboxes. >> i don't know how they do it in florida. >> oh. >> i did not get one. good. >> what if the baby and the wife want to be home? for, like, a week. [indistinct conversations] chair neal: the gentleman is recognized to speak on his amendment. >> thank you, mr. chairman. what we are considering right now is just one part of the massive spending program that the democrats plans to introduce over the next two weeks, much of which has not been written. we received the text of this in the last 48 hours. probably nobody in this room has read the entire thing. one of the things that people don't like about congress, our approval rating about 25%, is that it is broken and it is too partisan, and there is no debate. and there

>> clerk: yes, mr. chairalso wanted to confirm that there are no other callers in the queue. on the motion to continue item number 11 to the call of the chair -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are three ayes. >> chair haney: all right. this item will be continued to the call of the chair. madam clerk, are there any other items before us today? >> clerk: there's no further business. >> chair haney: great. this meeting's adjourned. thank you, colleagues. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> so i grew up in cambridge, massachusetts and i was very fortunate to meet my future wife, now my wife while we were both attending graduate school at m.i.t., studying urban planning. so this is her hometown. so, we fell in love and moved to her city. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> i was introduced to this part of town while working on a campaign for gavin, who is running for mayor. i was one of the organizers out here and i met the people and i fell in love with them in the neighborhood. so it also was a place in the city that at the time that i could afford to buy

thank you, mr. chair. gentlemen, thank you very much for being here today. unfortunately this morning's hearing is required due to the haphazard withdrawal. to those that have given their service and sacrifice over the past two decades of the global war on terror. the loss of our service members and abandonment of allies last month was an unforced disgraceful humiliation that didn't have to happen. the president put a cheap political victory, a withdrawal timeline tied to the 20th anniversary of 911 on his calendar. i do appreciate your open, your honest and expert participation in communicating to this committee what went wrong. i think our american citizens are at a real cross roads right now where they are questioning the leadership from this president and this administration. president biden's blunders can't be erased but the united states must now account for them through a revamped counter terrorism strategy that recognizes the newfound momentum of terrorists and new threats emanating from the middle

mr chair would like to close.semblyman ash cholera sat in a committee hearing friday, the headline had already been written. there's no saving the state's eviction moratorium program. my understanding is that there isn't going to be, uh, a last ditch effort to extend it some. kalra a strong proponent of the law, says there's no political consensus to keep the program alive. currently tenants who are behind on rent due to covid-19 complications cannot be evicted. we're facing this eviction crisis and i don't understand why the legislature. can't act to extend extend that they've done it twice before program. proponents blame lobbyists for property landlords, they argue their clients have been negatively impacted by the inability to remove non renters. in a statement late friday, the california rental housing association says rental housing providers want to keep renters in their homes, not remove renters and will continue to work with renters on reduced rent or a payment schedule that works for everyone. south bay

mr. chairman. seen it the chair recognizes mr. massie from kentucky for five minutes. >> thank you chairman larson and thank you for having this hearing. no passenger should ever be violated as a member of aircraft that everyone has a bad day noun then and i give people the benefit of the doubt and when i see stern words being exchanged ibetween a passenger flight attendant if one of them is having a bad day it's a stressful situation and we try to give people the benefit of the doubt. and i'm not going to direct my statements to the witnesses so much as my colleagues on this panel and the broader membership of the house. i think it puts the flight attendants and flight crews in a very difficult situation and if there's something we might be a we might be able to due to to alleviate that. we live in are public where we elect representatives and they have laws and the reason we have it thatth way if there were just one person or one nameless agency or your operas he promulgating these rules to live by we have no way to stress -- ex

supervisor mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, mr. chair. ok forward to try to understand the amendments over the next week as well. if the chair could explain why. i understand this legislation is not banning the behested payments in its entirety. it's banning from elected parties. so why would elected officials no longer be filing the behested payment filings? >> chairman: so i do want to thank patrick ford from ethics and as well as supervisor haney and his staff and deputy city attorney andrew schenn who pivoted quickly in the last week. some of the behested payments are requirements of the state law and they are then additional behested payment requirements up to $5,000 under local law, but i am personally happen to file behested payment stuff from noninterested parties at any dollar point pursuant to local and state law, but why don't i defer to mr. ford or the city attorney for an answer to your question as it relates to noninterested parties. obviously, there would be no filing requirement for interested parties because those would be

mr. lynch: madam chair, i'll yield to mr. car illo to offer his -- carrillo to offer his observations on this. mr. carrillo, you are recognized. mr. carillo: thank you. i think permissible regulation is important at this point. and it's possible within notice and consent laws to allow for quick contracts as it gives data with data that is far more intended by the consumer. so the agreement between the consumer and company is not a regulation. we need to establish the longer list of how companies with use data and to what end. there's still a tricky question as to intent, but it's a better frame to look at this from a broader perspective of public policy rather than identifying what consumers understand or not at the point of sale or point of agreement. thank you. mr. lynch: i thank the gentleman. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from georgia, mr. williams, who is also the -- ms. williams, who is also the vice chair of oversight and investigation. she's now recognized for five minutes. ms. williams: thank you, mr. chai

the chair now recognizes mr. amin for five minutes for his opening statement. >> good morning. thank you for the opportunity to testify to you today. my name is tareq amin. i am of the chief technology officer for rakuten and i'm honored to be with you today. to start, let me say rakuten doesn't think of itself as a mobile operator. we are indeed a technology company with both japanese and american dna. bringing the best of what the technology sector offers. in fact rakuten mobile was the first customer running on our own cloud based rakuten platform. no longer proof of concept, today they are indeed a reality. we are driving a more diverse supply chain, continued innovation across multiple technologies, and providing significant consumer benefit. the majority of our network components today comes from u.s. suppliers. we have collaborated with companies like intel, qualcomm, and cisco to create this open network ecosystem. when i joined rakuten, i was optimistic that they would give me the opportunity to do someth