thank you so much, mr. chair. i want to make sure that's on the record.and i do want to thank everyone who came in and spoke today, and also just everyone for your time, commitment and the work and also for your suggestions that you provided on how to improve the work of the task force. with that, we'll go to public comment. yes, members of the public who wish to speak on this item, should i speak at this time? each speaker will be allowed one minute. there will be a soft chime when you have seconds left and a louder chime when your time has expired. is there anybody who would like to speak on this matter? there are no speakers on this matter. thank you. seeing no speakers, public comment is now closed. mr. clerk, i'd like to make a motion to appoint dean schmidt to seat one. leila lahoud to seat two. saul sugarman to seat three. maxine anderson to seat five. laura stein to seat six. matthew yankey to seat seven. chris hyland to seat eight. david paypal to seat nine and bruce wolf to seat 11. yes, on that motion, vice chair safaÍ i have i member peskin, i

thank you mr. chairs and thank you mr. ourselves that you're here basis. done work on trends. no. so refreshing rest dates go up to someone in another states, in this case, in your case there are these very toppling allegations about the c i a monitoring and even considering us as a nation. can you comment more on those? and um, how do you yourself see your status a very here political presenter? the 1st part of your questions about the ca the 2nd part was about. do i see myself? is it the prisoner answering the 1st one 1st. yes, that was a political prisoner, the political basis for the us government's richard, beauty, backs against me was in relation to publishing the truth about what the us government had done then in a form of legal sense. once the us proceeded with its legal retribution. i used the espionage act, a classic political events in relation to the series campaign of transactional repression against which he weeks as we step that something was going on at the time they weren't. there were many small signs that came together but having a homeless feeling and some sub

. >> mr. chairy. >> fear god. >> over nearly four years in meetings of the republican-led maricopa ounty board of supervisors which certifies the vote. >> venezuela, dominion machine. >> our election in america is a joke and maricopa is a joke. >> you are the cancer that is tearing this nation apart! good day! >> have you been accused of treason? >> oh, yeah. treason, murdering fellow officials that would talk. >> republican clint hickman has been a county supervisor 11 years. in 2020 he was among trump's most loyal supporters. >> maricopa county supervisor clint hickman. [ applause ]. >> still proud that he took the time to call me out and thank me for the work that i was trying to accmplish. >> thank you, clint. good job, clint. >> but hickman saw no evidence of fraud and said so when he voted to certify the election. >> all in favor say aye. aye. >> you've received a number of death threats. >> i've lost count. i have lost count. and so have my colleagues. and so have -- so have election workers.

mr. torres chair hageman. thank you to the witnesses. i believe you mentioned one half of the power outages are caused by vegetation. i associate with my -- myself with many of the questions of mr. torres. how many acres have been cleared in the past five years? >> since luma started in june of 2021 we have cleared 5000 miles a vegetation with the operating budget with the transmission and distribution system. i make the distinction because this has nothing to do with the clearing project fema has approved which is critical for the immediate reduction of outages in puerto rico. we, luma, on a daily basis continue to be as efficient and effective as we can in clearing vegetation. so the answer to your question is 5000 miles. >> and you have 16,000 miles to go? >> yes, sir. >> does anybody on the panel disagree with the statement that, maybe the low hanging fruit, the most expedient thing we could do is clear that vegetation as quickly as possible ? does anyone see a problem with that? >> absolutely. it is the number one asked. >> you also

mr. rivera. the chair recognizes mr. torres for five minutes. >> good morning, chair, ranking member velasquez, distinguished members of the committee. i am associate commissioner of the puerto rico energy bureau. on behalf of the bureau i appreciate the opportunity to present our review regarding the challenges faced and the steps the energy bureau has taken to address these challenges. the energy bureau is an independent and specialized body that regulates, monitors and enforces puerto rico energy policy. this is not filled by any other entity. events highlight our ongoing challenges such as the outage that incurred of june of this year. highlighting the fragility of our electrical infrastructure and the urgent need for improvements. in early june this year, a major outage occurred at a transmission substation, affecting customers. on june 12, puerto rico experienced another large scale outage, affecting 300,000 customers. the energy bureau immediately launched formal investigations into each of these events. the electr

mr. lane. vice chair stefani, do you want to go to questions? >> let's go to another presentation. >> next weem we'll hear from brian strong. welcome director strong. >> thank you. thank you very much committee members. brian strong in the city administrator office, chief resilience office and director of resilience and capital planning. i want to say that was a great presentation and tough act to follow. i will say, i think--i want to recognize the work the civil grand jury has done and i have been involved in a few civil grand juries in the past and this was exceptional in the thoroughness and breath and issues they covered which are very close to what i think all you and what the city wants to achieve and a lot what i do in my work, which is try to understand how the make the city more resilient. with that, i think i do want to also mention that while we did disagree it was partially agreed. there is another side, which we recognize a lot of recommendations are good recommendations and things we are working on or intend to work on. with that,

mr. clerk, would you check if there are any remote callers? chaire're checking to see if there are callers in the queue. chairman. live. there are no callers. thank you, mr. clerk. on agenda item seven, on the motion to adopt staff's recommendations on agenda item seven, would you please take roll on the motion to adopt staff's recommendations for agenda item seven, commissioner finley. i, commissioner flores feng i commissioner tsai i commissioner francois i chair finley with four votes in the affirmative. the motion is approved unanimously. thank you, mr. clerk. let's take a few seconds as we're rejoined by ou. erstwhile commissioner. thank you, mr. canning. i now call agenda item eight. discussion and possible action regarding proposed amendments to incompatible activities. regulations to implement proposition d. thank you. commissioners. the draft regulations before the commission today deal with section 3.218 of the campaign and governmental conduct code, as it will be amended by proposition d on october 12th. section 3.218 contains rules on in

. >> i thank the chair. mr. rshner. i apologize, at least on behalf of this side of the committee for the disparagement in your testimony. i do not think we should ever do that. we don't have to agree. >> thank you. i'm from new jersey so i've suffered worse. >> i am from boston originally. the client, garrett o'brien, posted the names and personally identifying information, including parts of home addresses for four current or former fbi officials in august, kyle serafin, who has hosted missed podcast, quote, the people who left mr. o'boyle's family and my family homeless shou be prepared for what guys li us are prepared to do for evil. you have served in the fbi. what is wrong with identifyin fbi officials, partial addresses,hometowns, personal information, and making a threat. you may justify it because you think they are engage in evil but that is a direct threat from the way i read with it. what could go wrong with that kind of thing. and isn't that the kind of threat of violence that i thin ought to be examined by

mr. walsh. >> speaker: good morning, chair gee and director, i'm ari walsh, happy to be here today. to so* program highlights for this very busy but successful summer, on the left you can see our typically successful bollywood nights. and on the right you see a newer program called tgi ferries with folks come out dressed in different out and entertain the kid owes. --kiddos. one thing i came across was activity to 2021 to 2024 which was an increase of 280 percent which is pretty great. moving on to san francisco, music and beer festival. one of the bigger music and beer festivals in the state. we welcomed over 1200 participants in the beer tastings and several more who participated in the free family events around the park. it's a great time with a great 90s cover band called pop rock and looking forward to next year already. two weeks after that, we hosted the 6th anniversary concert for the sales force transit center with kristen curia would released international tour date. unfortunately i will not be making it to england to check that out but i got to see him a few weeks ago. so

>> mr. chair, i move to approve the credit and rate reduction detailed on slide 25 titled, credit and rate reduction approval including a credit for rate year 2024 and reduction in the change of tipping fee and collection rates for rate year 2025. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. can we have roll call, please? >> on this motion, city administrator legg, yes. member herrera, yes. member bowdry, yes. with 3 votes in favor, the motion passes. >> great. we can now call-thank you very much. we can now call item 5. >> item 5, discussion item for recology and city department status updates. recology will begin the presentation. >> >> good afternoon city admin stairt leg, vice chair and board member bowdry. we appreciate the opportunity to provide a update to the rate board on recology performance through third quarter of rate year 24. for the agenda today, our team will provide updates on year to date financial results, status of program enhancements implemented under this rate order, city wide week

and italian-american heritage day items will be on the board agenda of october 22nd, madam chair. >> thank you, mrk. for items on today's agenda 4-11 all have the budget and legislative analyst report they will go to the city departments and the budget and legislative analyst report then go to public comment. call item one >> item one, a resolution arule of lawing and authorizing director of property for the public library to execute a lease of real property at 950, grant avenue. jq properties. a base rent of 168,000 per year with a 10.5,000 increase in the second les year commencing upon completion of tenant improvements following approval. expiring 30 months later. a year option to extend, cansel upon 90 day's notice authorizing the director of property to execute documents and make modifications and take actions for the lease and the resolution defined in authorizing the director to enter in any additions amendments or other modifications to the lease. that don't increase the liabilities to the city for the purposes of the lose or this resolution. madam chair >> today we have real estate divisi

chair mandelman. our clerk is brent jalipa and we would like to thank eugene for broadcasting the meeting. mr. clerk? >> a friendly reminder please make sure to silence devices to prevent interruptions. should you have documents as part of the file submitted to myself. public comment will be taken on each item on this dwnld. when your item come upline up to peek on the west side to the right along the kurt anxiety and not required to comment we invite you to fill out a comment card and leave by the doors. you may submit comment in writing in either of the following ways. e mail them to budget and finance clerk brent. jalipa @sfgov.org if you submit it via e mill tell be forwarded to the proirzs and included part of the official file. you may send written comments via u.s. postal service. . at 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 244, san francisco, california 94102 and madam chair items acted upon will appear on the board agenda of october 8, unless stated. madam chair? >> thank you. and in this committee we will have the department presentation and for those that have budget and legislative a

mr. clerk. good afternoon, chair melgar. president, peskin and supervisor preston, thank you for hearing this item today. my name is yo-yo murphy representing chase center and thrive city, which, as you heard just now, will host one of the proposed entertainment zones since chase center opened five years ago, we have been committed to promoting diverse and robust programing within the arena, but more importantly, fostering an active and vibrant area for the community that is accessible and free for the public throughout the year. we have done this through programing at thrive city, the 11 acre plaza and community gathering space surrounding chase center. and over the last five years, we have hosted hundreds of events for the public, including warriors watch parties, holiday cultural celebrations, family friendly concerts where thousands of san francisco residents and visitors have come through. we are very excited for the opportunity to enhance this experience by bringing an entertainment zone to thrive. city, and we believe

mr. clerk. thank you, madam chair.and use and transportation will now hear public comment on the agenda item number two, related to new construction exemptions from rent control. if you have public comment for this item exclusively, please come forward to the lectern and i'll start your time. yes. i think the general idea is good rent control. it makes perfect sense, right? but it's very complicated. it should be. the more you own buildings, the less you'll be able to ask for a higher rent. you see, if you are not happy, you sell your buildings. that's the way it should be. after you define. it's complicated. no matter what. sir, i'm talking to you. i think. you see, don't be shy. just be specific. see? that's i. because it's enough of. you see? like we do this. do that. it becomes so complicated. you can't extricate what you want to do. i think the intention is good. that's my take. thank you for sharing your comments to the next speaker. please good afternoon supervisors. my name is anne and i am a tenant counselor a

mr. clerk. good afternoon, chair melgar. president, peskin and supervisor preston, thank you for hearing this item today. my name is yo-yo murphy representing chase center and thrive city, which, as you heard just now, will host one of the proposed entertainment zones since chase center opened five years ago, we have been committed to promoting diverse and robust programing within the arena, but more importantly, fostering an active and vibrant area for the community that is accessible and free for the public throughout the year. we have done this through programing at thrive city, the 11 acre plaza and community gathering space surrounding chase center. and over the last five years, we have hosted hundreds of events for the public, including warriors watch parties, holiday cultural celebrations, family friendly concerts where thousands of san francisco residents and visitors have come through. we are very excited for the opportunity to enhance this experience by bringing an entertainment zone to thrive. city, and we believe

chair. and i just first off wanted to, thank mr. samurai for all his work on this from reinvestment working group through all of the follow up here and the status updates on the green bank, i did want to just, express a little bit of concern and frustration here with just the timing of where we are. and this is not none of this is due to any inaction or lack of attention by lafco staff on this. but i, i feel like in in the formation of a green bank, i feel like the various arms of government in many ways have been working well together. i want to commend, treasurer the lafco team, the city attorneys. i mean, we we've all been and as you see from the presentation working together mayor's office, everyone in the in the letters, the support of the coalitions that have now been selected for funding. so there's enormous potential there. and it's very positive to see everyone coming together because there's so much money. we could be accessing. but i think the piece i just wanted to highlight of, mr. samurai's presentation is that if we d

chair chan. >> aye. >> the motion passes. with this mr. clerk call item 11. >> item 11 is a resolution approving the first amendment to the grant agreement with the d. homelessness and spicht housing. a term of august first of 22 through june 30 of 23 increasing the agreement amount by 13.1 million for a not to exceed 20.6 million. >> thank you. we have d. homelessness and supportive housing. >> good morning budget and finance committee i'm dylan schneider manager of legislative affairs. d. homelessness and supportive housing. i'm refer with a resolution authorize to upper in the first amendment to grant agreement with mission neighborhood centers the homelessness prevention assistance. i want to thank our partners at mission neighborhood that have joined us today. aurora chief program officer and her cleanings thank you for your work on this. >> first amendment before you would extend the tirm term 3 years for a term of august first of 2022 through june 30 of 2028 and increase the not to exceed amount by 13 million for a total new amount

mrs. daniels. >> good morning. good morning chair mandelman and the [indiscernible] i'm najuawanda daniels a reappointment or seeking reappointment and still qualified by living in district 10 proudly. honored to be considered for reapointment as the district 10 community representatives. our goals and objective s haven't changed much. still there to offer and contribute input to the work of the committee and insuring equitable transportation. continuously learning the process to serve the city and in the role as vice chair i'm grateful to be granted to continue to serve the community. thank you. >> great. thank you. i know that commissioner walton reached out to me to let me he of course strongly supports your remaining on the c a c and then maybe we can hear from mrs. ortega. >> hello board. rachel ortega, dist rict 8. [difficulty hearing speaker due to audio quality] i'm excited to keep learning how the city is spending their money. [indiscernible] reach out to those community members as well as young professionals who want to mak

mr. john amos we're adjourned [meeting adjourned] madam chair, please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. public comment will be taken on each item on today's agenda. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, please line up to speak on your right. alternatively, you may submit public comment in writing in either of the following ways. first, you may email them to the land use and transportation clerk, john carroll at j-o-h-n dot c a r r o l l at sfgov. org or you may submit your written comments via us postal service to our office at city hall one doctor carlton b goodlett place, room 244 san francisco, california 94102. if you submit public comment in writing, it will be forwarded to the supervisors and also included as part of the official file. items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of september 17th, 2024, unless otherwise stated. madam chair, i thank you. madam clerk, please call item number one. yes. item number one

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now, jamie harrison, chair of the democratic national committee. mr. chairman, thanks so much for being with us again. donald trump about to give this news conference at mar-a-lago. do you think he should apologize for what was said at his rally about puerto rican and what difference do you think it makes if he does? >> well, john, i don't think donald trump's going to apologize and listen. it's because he has enabled this type of dialogue. you know that msg rally was. it was filled with bigotry, hatred, division massage one, racism everything that you could find, you know, just a few years ago any presidential can, there was just even affiliated with that type of vowel. >> vowels. >> it would be eliminated from even being considered but this is who donald trump is. and the american people really need to ask themselves a question. do we want four more years with us? these are the people that he hangs out with. so don't be shocked, folks. this is who donald trump is and this is what the type of stuff that you hear is rallies, it's a type of stuff that y

joining us as a former chair of the house and tell committee mike rogers. welcome mr. chairman. what are the issues that will decide this race between you and congressman slotkin? >> first of all people are having a hard time affording groceries but i talked but i talk to woman the other night who works part-time and her husband works full-time. they have four kids and their budget isn't making it. they have been going to the food pantry the last two or three days of the month. people are getting crushed by these prices in its illegal immigration. we have the illegals who a girl in oakland county and one in my home county of livingston murdered a woman in kent county by an illegal immigrant. we have constant and growing illegal immigrant crime problem in michigan and the sheer cost of it. think about this $450 million of the federal government. housing and debit cards and all the nonsense to illegals. that's enough money to spend to pay for every michigan state trooper and every michigan teacher for 15 years. so they get that and then you have mandates somewhat china is doing to

chair hartwig schulman. >> all right. so that concludes the announcement. mr. fuller, do you have any other announcement? the only announcements that i have that we're currently preparing the 2025 meeting calendar so i will be distributing some potential dates to commissioners and if, if commissioners can respond with their availability or lack of availability, that will be incredibly helpful. we hope to adapt a new calendar at least by the november meeting if not earlier. and this is included in the director's report and that's related to the operation division that the public works commission has approved. and that concludes mia nounsments. >> thank you. please call the first item. >> item 1 is general public comment which is for topics under the commission's mandate but not related to a specific item on today's agenda. members of the public who wish to make 3 minutes of general public comment, may line up against the wall from furthest from the door if commenting on from outside of the chamber please raise your hand on the webinar or star-3 to be recognized. and it appears we do not have any in-person

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joining us now is the co-chair of the harris-walz campaign and former louisiana congressman. mr.hmond, thank you for joining us today. i wanted to start with this. a headline in the "new york times" that caught my attention that said harris aides quietly grow more bullish on defeating trump. yet yesterday there was this pro-harris super pac that had an email circulated to democrats that said in an email about what messages have been most effective in internal testing, future forward, the leading pro-harris super pac said focusing on mr. trump's character and the fascist label were less effective and attacking that is not that persuasive in bold type in the email. trump is exhausted isn't working, either. i know they can't coordinate directly with the campaign. is that message to the getting to the harris campaign? >> that's not our focus. our focus has been and the vice president's focus has been to remind people the people who know donald trump best know that he is unfit. that is his former chief of staff, his former chair of the joint chiefs, that's over a great number of peopl

ohio congressman jim jordan is the chair of the house judiciary committee and joins us now.ja welcome, mrthey shove you all over all atan the eye is with congress. that sounds familiar. what is going on this time? >> grade point. they never seem to want to give us information quite frankly we are entitled to as a sleeps an o make separate branch of government. this is routine and brief us what took place here. remember the backdrop and you were talkingplac about this, wee one year removed from the biggest state sponsor ofte terrorism attacks, attack our best friend in israel. iran eight sponsor this crazy f evil actions. they fired rockets and israel and assassinate trump and president benjamin netanyahu and tell us about this hack of the trump campaign. n and how didatio that go from the trump campaign to the harris campaign and lined up in the press?es that is something the american people in congress would like to know when the american people would like to know, and theye refused to even give us a briefing. >> trey: i think you were probably present for what i'm about to play, but let

ohio congressman jim jordan is the chair of the house judiciary committee and he joins us now, welcome mrll over again the fbi is not cooperating with congress, that sounds familiar, what is going on this time. >> great point they never want to give this information that were entitled to as an equal branch of government but this is a briefing this is routine we ask brief us on what took place, remember the backdrop, we are one year removed from the biggest state-sponsored terrorism attacks in their best friend in the state of israel and the largest sponsor of the kesey actions and they fired rockets at and they want to assassinate president trump in benjamin netanyahu, all were asking for his tell us about the hack of the trump campaign how did it happen, when did happen, how did information go from the trump campaign to the harris campaign and wind up in the press we think that something the american people what congress would like to know what the american people would like to know and they refuse to give us a briefing. trey: i think you were probably present without i'm about to play b

mr. mclaurin if he could say if president rocking chair -- president kennedy's rocking chair is in the whiteouse or if there has been a replica made. stuart: i believe there are several replicas. the original i believe is at the kennedy library in boston. the family will often bring personal furniture and they take that with them when they leave. i'm not aware of a kennedy rocker that remains in the white house collection. i believe his is there. i know there is a kennedy rocker in the collection of the waldorf-astoria in new york, temporarily on loan to the new york historical society while the hotel is under renovation. there are several he used. i believe the original is at the library in boston. each presidential library, i am a fan of all of them, wonderful outposts of presidential education. host: do you remember the first time you went to the white house? stuart: i do. above my desk in my office is a grainy black and white photograph of my fifth grade class trip to washington. we are sitting on the capital lawn and i have vivid memories of the capitol building, the white house and mou

ohio congressman and chair of the house intelligence committee mike turner joining me now. chairman, mr very important to america's military. you comfortable with that? >> well, i think one of the things that's very, very important that we have to push our military far and our intelligence community is to pull technology and innovation forward. if you know, we used to have, as you're very much aware, a military and intelligence community that would bog itself down in trying to spec its own requirements. and then go to the community -- out to the community to try to have people customize and build what the military envisioned as was its need for its capabilities. ed, luckily are, the intelligence community, the military understand that we need to look out into the commercial world for technology, we need to see what are the capabilities that are out there and pull those in and ply them to the capabilities both for the intelligence community and for the military. so we can both give ourselves and our allies these additional capabilities, but also we can apply them so we can defeat our adv

for one more chair at the table, enough bread, toast to feed one more guest, enough space in our hearts for another friend to become like family. and even when times are hard, -- [laughter] mrsden: there's there's always enough time to enjoy the pleasures of life together. my grandparents also taught me to never waste an opportunity to invite more people to the table and make a difference together. so i know i had to bring those values of love, abundance and service to the white house as the first italian american first lady. [applause] that's why i've used this platform to give more women a seat at the table in discussions about their own health. [applause] to hear from military families about how we can support them to uplift community college students. and i've had the opportunity to bring so many more people inside the historic walls of the white house by creating new educational experiences that allow more americans to immerse themselves in this house, the people's house. by using these rooms to celebrate the young people who are changing our world, by honoring the immigrants who helped build this country. and tonight -- [applause] and tonight, gathering with this commu

mr. garvey who supports opening the oil spigots. we also need to use technology to fight fires. as chair of the intelligence committee i got funding to use overhead assets to identify incipient blazes so that we could put them out before they spread. i also worked to allow nighttime helicopter water drops. moderator: climate change. mr. garvey: let me say this first, mr. schiff has been a congressman for 24 years and we have debated over 3 -- how prior to this. over these 24 hours the policies he will talk about tonight -- he has not been able to do anything about it. 24 euros addressing existential problems in this country and never being able to cure the problems and that is why the people of the state are standing up saying it is time for a change. in a federal position like the u.s. senate as we work to clear out the brush -- i was just up in northern california at the burke fire and saw the devastation -- what can happen and what could happen. he never has an answer. moderator: your question for mr. garvey. moderator: california leads the nation when it comes to access to reproducti

chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. october 29, 2024. i hereby appoint the honorable michael c. burgess to act as mrker pro tempore on this day. signed, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. holy and merciful god, grant us the insight to appreciate the persons you have created us to be. call us to use the talents you have bestowed on us with the confidence you have invested in us. impart to us the vision to use those gifts and graces for the betterment not just of our own lives, but for the well-being of those around us. for our communities, and for this country. give us also a sense of humility, to accept what we cannot do and to admit the limitations of our abilities. keep us from deceiving ourselves when we are inclined to think we are something that we're not. ensure that when we in our pride fail to admit that there are others with different and even greater skills and capabilities than our own, that we would be quick to acknowledge and respect how you are working in

chair a banking regulatory agency. he did these as rhetoric and communities benefiting from the policies and second chance initiative. digital assets and he said mrrepublicans? i'm an immigrant legally and i love president trump and i can't wait to cast my vote for him. this was three blocks away from where we're sitting. larry: a conference room or barber shop? >> it was >> the point is he's captured and harnessed support. african american men and women as well. larry: it's a terrific story. senator tuberville, thank you very much. we appreciate it very much. good luck on the crypto trail. coming up, democrats can call mr. trump-appointed every bad name in the book and they're desperate leading the race down the home stretch. talking about it tomorrow with congressman wesley hunt when kudlow returns. ♪ (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different. (other money manager) you can't be that different. (fisher investments) we are. we have a team of specialists not only in investing, but also in financial and estate planning and more. (other money manager) your clients rely on you for all that?

mrs. bruce [indiscernible] >> thank you so much. good afternoon chair brackett and commissioners. my name is bruce agida board member of the south beach rin conmission bay neighborhood association and lead for the mission bay elementary school steering committee. i-think the commission fwr agendizing the mission bay school yard project specifically focused on the sfusd and general contractors mccarthy to meet the required sbe goals. the community is supportive to insure that the sbe have a opportunity to perform this work and with this said, whatever is needed to move this forward in a timely manner while insuring that the commitments are met is critical. as you know, and speaking to the choir here, in 1998 the mission bay redevelopment plan and was approved and plot of land set aside for the elamentary school. we are 25 years later and approximately 90 percent of the housing designated in the plan is completed, which is 6400 unitsf ohousing, 30 percent of which is affordable housing, managed by mercy housing, tndc, mission housing and cdc. all most all the communities benefits ha

chair there. i remember when i was a small guy was jeff in to me last year. we all used to have black and white tv. yes. and then mr. model with the color tv here. so we adored him. so he must be but digging bribe. right. so that's why he was so, but now there's an official word for that. how much, how do you deal with it? and how much does it bother you? i was told, i think twice in my life. one was coins to then to me. the same time when crush me, fight as cable. oh really? okay. i have no idea. it does come out. i met you immediately after that in bombay . apple. i bumped into yes. and i told you i haven't watched a movie. and so i wasn't having a chat about what art means to me or definition of art for me. with a student of mine. mm hm. i formulate it and i thought, hey, this is i can put it in the 140 works. this nice switch everywhere i've been taught. i said for me on the school. ok. and it is, it's, it could be gentle, dental, like my son doesn't listen to me when i'm harsh with him. and you, if, if you and i had an officer guest, and the idea is to come together. and if it is getting a job, i don't have an

chair ajit. explain to me what the normal process would look like. >> so the normal process, when you are looking to acquire broadcast stations, tv or radio, is that you aby mr, and if the result of that would be that they would be more than 25% owned by a foreign entity or investor. you have to essentially explain why that is in the public interest. here, the parties applied for the application, they want to buy these stations, but they -- the sec agreed to defer, the wave the rule to explain the high foreign ownership. the commissioner made including the house oversight committee is that's never been done before at the agency wide level. why are you putting the cart before the horse? that's one of the things raised concerns. the other is merger last year, proposed merger involving the. the fec not per situations the entity going to own. we are going to ding that merger. here no discussion at all about possibility of layoffs. that's the another thing that commissioner carr and simonton have raised. i think there are a lot of questions about the process here that have morphed into substance. >> lawrence: ajit, when you look at george soros and political cont