mr. cohen talk about hold backs, maybe you can describe how the tickets for hamilton become available. there's how many tickets that are -- there are seats for tickets, and what happens? >> first i want to define that i think that the issueds speaking to has more to do with the concert industry than theatre industry. they're not the same. that sir not an issue in our industry. if i have 2,000 seats on sale at the private bank theatre in chicago, i might have 130 tickets that are what we call house seats and those are the tickets that are controlled by the writer of the show, the director, the actors, for their personal use. those are sold at face-value. so it's less than 10% of the house. it's a non-issue in the theatre. >> you indicated that had, hold back applies to this, but, you are, have ticket available for $10 -- for students and others, which -- >> i guess that would be a hold back, and i think that hold back goes with god. >> mr. cohen, you indicated that, there should be a broader dis

mr. cohen talk about hold backs, maybe you can describe how the tickets for hamilton become available. there's how many tickets that are -- there are seats for tickets, and what happens? >> first i want to define that i think that the issueds speaking to has more to do with the concert industry than theatre industry. they're not the same. that sir not an issue in our industry. if i have 2,000 seats on sale at the private bank theatre in chicago, i might have 130 tickets that are what we call house seats and those are the tickets that are controlled by the writer of the show, the director, the actors, for their personal use. those are sold at face-value. so it's less than 10% of the house. it's a non-issue in the theatre. >> you indicated that had, hold back applies to this, but, you are, have ticket available for $10 -- for students and others, which -- >> i guess that would be a hold back, and i think that hold back goes with god. >> mr. cohen, you indicated that, there should be a broader dis

mr. cohen: thank you, mr. chair. personally, i welcome you. i know you'd be rather in another place and i'd rather be in another place with you but you're here and this has all the trappings of impeachment so to t's the sexy thing speak in political -- the constitutional standard for impeachment that this committee considers is high crimes or misdemeanors. i know that's been discussed today. the question is not whether you, commissioner, have been a perfect administrator, and i'm not saying you haven't, that's a question for the ways and means committee to decide. they oversee the i.r.s. and for the president who appointed you. not for this committee. the question we're called upon in this context is to decide whether there have been high crimes or misdemeanors that warrant the extraordinary constitutional remedy of impeachment and that would be high crimes or misdemeanors that you have committed, not that they be people think your office or your predecessor's committed. we heard in our last he

mr. todd cohen who is the general council of stub hub. we have mr. jeremy legal, the associated general council for pandora ticket fly. mr. jeffrey seller, the producer of "hamilton, an american musical" and mr. bob bolsby, commissioner of the big 12 conference. we will start with you and work our way across the panel. welcome. >> thank you, chairman moran, ranking member blumenthal, senator nelson. i appreciate the opportunity to be here and thank all the distinguished members for taking the time to hear from the witnesses. this is a terrific opportunity to talk about a vexing situation that brings all of us with relatively diverse backgrounds together to talk about a common challenge. i'll let the first three paragraphs of my statement stand for themselves, but i think it's self-evident that some of our sports produce revenue from tickets from merchandise licensing and from television contracts. this revenue is vital to the operation of intercollegiate athletic programs, particularly at the highest level where we operate in a fairly autonomous mann

that is a critical opponent and want to thank mr. cohen had for bringing that and scott adams and the internet essentials team. seniors help build the city. proposition i, dignity funds, that allows seniors and people with disabilities the ability to live in their house so we have money available to you when you need it. so no longer feeling vulnerable and fear of evictions, no longer fear of displacement. that is what this is about. that is the movement that san francisco is moving in the direction of, taking care of those that stood before us and paid their debt so as a daughter and granddaughter iant to say thank you that fought that fought that allowed me to be here and be your supervisor. i'm grateful. thank you. [applause] so, i'm proud to deliver this milestone and don't sleep now that we are connected. now there are many opportunities to stay corrected and share information. be sure to take advantage of the computer classes we will bring right here in this very facility. i love you all, i hope you have a wonderful rest the week, th

and thanks mr. cohen helping me confront my in shoes. i'm forever grateful.heryl: saved himself a trip to the therapist. >> it gets better than that. there we go. this is how he goes after trump. i want to be part of thousands of lawsuits, have companies i operate go bankrupt multiple times. some day i hope to go broke so i can live off allowance from my bankers. these would all be new experiences for me. just a few reasons i long to emulate mr. trump. early in the 1990s, mr. donald trump's casinos did go bankrupt. he never personally went bankrupt. he was nearly insolvent, banks he owed money to and holdings put him on allowance. allowance you and i can get along comfortably. he changed his business around. became a reality tv star. branding expert. his properties got better in the 1990s. there is a lot of animosity between the two. not just about politics. they brag who is the better reality tv star. donald has "the apprentice," very successful. mark has "shark tank." they're both billionaires. mark owns the dallas mavericks. he has building with his name o

mr. cohen: thank you. mr. speaker, this is an historic week in the united states as we dedicate and open the african-american museum. it starts with the story of african-americans being brought to this country as slaves from africa. not citizens, but property. and considered such until they were freed, some through the emancipation proclamation in , others through an amendment to the constitution. even after that, they weren't really considered full citizens, as it was jim crow segregation, and that continued for over 100 years. today we see african-americans are still threatened. i woke up tuesday morning to the shocking video of mr. crutcher being shot while his , nds were up and on a car following apparent instructions from police, and was shot to death. it's one of the most shocking videos i've seen. there is no way to defend what happened. at best, it was gross negligence. at worst, it was murder. this has been happening too often in the united states. i support police. my first job out of law school was

mr. cohen, you want to call the kettle black, look at hillary clinton. she's the biggest liar that ever hit the united states. >> that's a pretty broad statement. who would you say is second? >> i guess you are. >> oh, well, that's good. i'm in good company, then. thank you. >> the democrats has always raised the debt up, now we are at $20 trillion and if hillary gets in there we will be 20 more and who is going to pay for this? we've got highest in the united states not working. >> were you for the florida gators this saturday? >> the big test for nothing that you don't do. >> i'm for the good people. i'm for hillary -- for donald trump. >> yeah. >> i'm a trump. i'm one of tfof the dee flor ab >> thanks, linda. we will let our guest respond. >> you know, hillary clinton is really intelligent, super intelligent lady, she knows the issues. she as president obama said is the most probably prepared person to be president in our history. united states senator, first lady and was involved in every -- many of the decisions the president made and certainly fami

that is a critical opponent and want to thank mr. cohen had for bringing that and scott adams and the internet essentials team. seniors help build the city. proposition i, dignity funds, that allows seniors and people with disabilities the ability to live in their house so we have money available to you when you need it. so no longer feeling vulnerable and fear of evictions, no longer fear of displacement. that is what this is about. that is the movement that san francisco is moving in the direction of, taking care of those that stood before us and paid their debt so as a daughter and granddaughter iant to say thank you that fought that fought that allowed me to be here and be your supervisor. i'm grateful. thank you. [applause] so, i'm proud to deliver this milestone and don't sleep now that we are connected. now there are many opportunities to stay corrected and share information. be sure to take advantage of the computer classes we will bring right here in this very facility. i love you all, i hope you have a wonderful rest the week, th

mr. cohen: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm dressed in a searsucker suit. and traditionally people from the country and the south and the fashion industry would say you don't wait it after labor day. but this year, it's going to be the hottest year on record. since the 1880's we started keeping records. the first six months of the year have been the hottest months. global warming is real. and we are going to be wearing these suits into october. and we be starting to wear them in april. probably around the first of april. those people who don't think this global warming, go out in the weather before memorial day or after labor day and they'll realize that global warming is real. climate change is with us. the oceans will rise, land will disappear. miami beach is too nice. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: permission to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. thompson: mr.

pallone and mr. cohen introduced. the issue is not the government forcing companies to use deferred prosecution agreements to potentially divert funds away from helping victims when it comes to corporate malfeasance. the more egregious issue is firms have avoided the prosecution to begin with. the little guy gets it in the neck. the banks and the corporations are never held accountable. you know yourselves, you opened up a can of worm here, my friend. and i mean that sincerely, my friend. the finance crisis inquiry commission -- mr. mcgovern: i yield the gentleman an additional two minutes. mr. pascrell: we're on a roll here. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. pascrell: the financial -- thank you, mr. speaker. the financial crisis inquiry commission made recommendations to the department of justice to criminally prosecute top executives at several large financial institutions but we have yet to see a major wall street executive criminally charged. that's criminal. you want to kno

mr. cohen: thank you, mr. speaker. today marks the 25th anniversary of the opening of the national civil rights museum in memphis, tennessee. the museum is located at the site of the tragic assassination of dr. martin luther king junior. from that incident rose from the ashes a phoenix and wonderful story of the efforts and achievements of many brought black and white to achieve a more perfect union in the civil rights for people in this country. i urge everybody who has a chance to go to memphis and turn the civil rights museum and pay tribute to the civil rights soldiers who made america what it was intended to be and a more perfect union. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. newhouse: i rise today to offer my congratulations to two central f.h.a. chapter

i don't think your answers are satisfactory at all, mr. cohen. i give a great deal of respect for you but i think there's a heavy hand coming from some place else. with that idea back. >> picture thanks to gentleman and recognizes the gentleman from new york for five minutes i met. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first let me express my admiration and thanks to the fbi for the professional man at expert work they did in the bombings that occurred in europe about a block out of my district, dropping the suspect within what, 40 hours and it was a very good indication of teamwork and professionalism. i congratulate you on. secondly, let me say that i think the mod that is being thrown from the other side of the stable continue on because of the ongoing presidential election, in the case in which the fbi decided there was nothing to prosecute is over. we all know nobody would even be talking about if one were not commit hillary clinton were not a presidential candidate. this is a political maneuver and to let me talk about a case that may pose a current

that is a critical opponent and want to thank mr. cohen had for bringing that and scott adams and the internet essentials team. seniors help build the city. proposition i, dignity funds, that allows seniors and people with disabilities the ability to live in their house so we have money available to you when you need it. so no longer feeling vulnerable and fear of evictions, no longer fear of displacement. that is what this is about. that is the movement that san francisco is moving in the direction of, taking care of those that stood before us and paid their debt so as a daughter and granddaughter iant to say thank you that fought that fought that allowed me to be here and be your supervisor. i'm grateful. thank you. [applause] so, i'm proud to deliver this milestone and don't sleep now that we are connected. now there are many opportunities to stay corrected and share information. be sure to take advantage of the computer classes we will bring right here in this very facility. i love you all, i hope you have a wonderful rest the week, th

mrs. watson cohen. >> thank you, mr. chairman. to each of you, let me just say that i'm profoundly grateful, because i can just listen to all the challenges that you're experiencing on so many different levels and so many different areas, and how safe we are relatively speaking. and i know it is because you all are dedicated. you interact with your colleagues, where ever you need to. and you're smart at what you do and keeping us safe and i thank you from the bottom of my heart. i also want to recognize that the great state of new jersey and the linden police department was very helpful in addressing this situation that we encountered this weekend working with new york. sometimes my wonderful state gets overlooked, mr. chairman, and we're small, but we're mighty. the other thing i would like to say, two things quickly and i have one question. number one is that i can hardly believe that more guns any where should be the answer to a safer community, society, school, or any other place. that's just an absolute ludicrous thought. num

. >> thank you, mr. cohen any rebuttal. >> i was trying to read through the code on the yellow zone the codes simply states they're required to abide with all collector controls that is fill my question is that can you enlighten us after the city attorney mentions unless our loading and unloading m f f are not be in yellow zones explain if there is exist legislation are you allowing them to act outside of the law. >> i'd like have to read the code more thoroughly raul - >> so i can't answer and i'm sorry, i know this is your second time relax we don't bite. >> i can speak partially to that so upon spice taking over the process we've tried to follow the process that's one of the reasons we impose those conditions the conditions sorry their outside of yellow zone hours they stop at 6:00 p.m. and we're trying to move away from that, however, my understanding they have a commercial plate they're allowed to park in the commercial space and i can't speak entirely only it whether or not it is legal but my understandi

that is a critical opponent and want to thank mr. cohen bringing that and scott adams and the internet essentials team. seniors help build the city. proposition i, dignity funds, that allows seniors and people with disabilities the ability to live in their house so we have money available to you when you need it. so no longer feeling vulnerable and fear of evictions, no longer fear of displacement. that is what this is about. that is the movement that san francisco is moving in the direction of, taking care of those that stood before us and paid their debt so as a daughter and granddaughter iant to say thank you that fought that fought that allowed me to be here and be your supervisor. i'm grateful. thank you. [applause] so, i'm proud to deliver this milestone and don't sleep now that we are connected. now there are many opportunities to stay corrected and share information. be sure to take advantage of the computer classes we will bring right here in this very facility. i love you all, i hope you have a wonderful rest the week, thank you

mr. clerk applausee call the roll. >> commissioner cohen, here. stansbury, present. bridgess, present. driscoll, here. makras is out of town. commissionser myeiberger i believe isn't expecting and paskin-jordan is here. >> thank you very much. any announcements? no anounssments. please call the next item, item 3. >> item 3, closed session. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, on the calendar we go into closed session. i like to take public comment and closed session at this time. get started. i'd like to entertain a motion not disclose what was discussed in closed session. is there a motion, colleague snz >> so moved >> motion moved by commissioner driscoll, seconded by paskin-jordan and without objection i like the house to note or the clerk to note the house is bridges, driscoll, cohen and paskin-jordan and without objection the motion passes unanimously. um, could we take mr. clerk call item number 4. >> item 4, general public comment. >> thank you. like to welcome anyone to come up for general public comment to talk about generally what is on your mind. you have two minutes to talk.

cohen question for mr.e about hillary saying she of power.play i'm 22 years old, this is going to affect my generation if we go war. why would we go to war again if own country our straight with all the police shootings and other stuff. earlier,ly spoke on it but that is my question. guest: you are right about it generation and your generation will be affected by so much in this election that and whether have you rights, whether roe v survives, citizen united is overruled, clean air and clean rules and regulations that bring that about and solar nd wind and climate change and oceans and not having beaches in coastal towns, the younger more to be as affected than pedro and me. to be around g when miami beach is under water, y'all might be. don't want to go to war either. hillary clinton doesn't want you either. war she said we will not have boots on the ground in the middle east isis.ght with special forces, and that is -- are boots on the ground, but not what we think of as major boots on the ground of forc

mr. clerk how are you today. >> just fine. >> good do roll call. >> commissioner cohen commissioner bridges i believe commissioner bridges is excused commissioner driscoll commissioner makras commissioner meiberger commissioner paskin-jordan she's here. >> mr. stansbury we have quorum you. >> i refreshment that could you call item 3 occlusion. >> all right. ladies and gentlemen, we'll go into closed session we'll resume at the 2:30 may i take public comment what we mr. wen beggar and good afternoon, everyone thank you. we'll come out of closed session. >> everyone can take your seats thank you very much may i have a motion from one the members of the board not to due process with was covered in closed session a motion that he snielg e commissioner driscoll and seconded by commissioner paskin-jordan without objection this motion passes thank you. >> mr. clerk could you call the next item. >> on the agendas. >> item 4 general public comment. >> thank you all right. ladies and gentlemen, now is the time general public comment you'll have to men's to talk about anything that is on the agenda pl

will do that without objection supervisor cohen is excused >>[gavel] >> so, we have here one seed one applicant mr. clinton ellicott if you would like to come forward? >> good morning. thank you mdm. chairwoman for the time spent with me relative to my application and thank you supervisor mar for your gracious telephone call yyesterday. i hope you have eight 3 min. rule because i don't want to abuse my time. i want to make three points. the chairwoman and one or two other people have asked me my reason or reasons for applying. my answer is, good citizenship. which i believe in. because i was brought up by parents who believed in good citizenship and participation in civic affairs in public responsibilities. second reason is my lengthy experience, mostly legislatively subject matter related to the responsibility of the ethics commission. as i reflected and thought about it, i began in 1972, the first year i was a san francisco supervisor. the then charter, which had been adopted by voters in 1932 and amended contained only a predatory conflict of interest provision. i introduced a proposal to make

cohen. why do you agree with mr. trump? why is profiling necessary?use you can't take down a murderer unless you can bl a mosaic of the potential behavior and dress patterns and skin tones, the same way the fbi profiles serial killers and rapists. in israel week built a mosaic, put together exactly what the profiles of potential murderers would be, and found out that the profile of somebody who's about to commit an act of murder, liz, is just as red flagged as somebody who has committed an act of murder. if you look at footage or the actual b-roll of ahmad walking down the street. you have 230 -- take a shot at it. 230 pound, dark olive skinned, unkept beard on a mid to early 30s, clutching a cargo bag or army sack in a predominantly gay and lesbian neighborhood in the middle of the morning or the early hours of the morning. those are red flags. those are the types of things that we would look at in israel, and the same way we would profile terrorists and criminals profile their targets. so it's just a question of who does the job better? >> here in t

mr. clerk how are you today. >> just fine. >> good do roll call. >> commissioner cohen commissioner bridges i believe commissioner bridges is excused commissioner driscoll commissioner makras commissioner meiberger commissioner paskin-jordan she's here. >> mr. stansbury we have quorum you. >> i refreshment that could you call item 3 occlusion. >> all right. ladies and gentlemen, we'll go into closed session we'll resume at the 2:30 may i take public comment what we mr. wen beggar and good afternoon, everyone thank you. we'll come out of closed session. >> everyone can take your seats thank you very much may i have a motion from one the members of the board not to due process with was covered in closed session a motion that he snielg e commissioner driscoll and seconded by commissioner paskin-jordan without objection this motion passes thank you. >> mr. clerk could you call the next item. >> on the agendas. >> item 4 general public comment. >> thank you all right. ladies and gentlemen, now is the time general public comment you'll have to men's to talk about anything that is on the agenda pl

cohen is unfortunately stuck in committee today. she may or may not be able to join us will get a motion to excuse her from this meeting. with that mrclerk any announcements >> yes. the silence all cell phones electronic devices and complete speaker cards.

cohen. >> that motion carries. >> thank you very much mr. clerk could you call item 3 please. item number 3 resolution for the public utilities commission for the trails in the peninsula persistent with the protecting the water supply and the quality of area. >> thank you we have supervisor avalos he's adjourned us would you like to make opening remarks. >> thank you very much chair cohen first of all, i have a member of the whole asking the committee to introduce and on in front of the tv set and a copy of the changes as well this is actually a resolution that has been in the works for a very long time we actually had this resolution drafted earlier this year and held off knowing there is a lot of community input that is required for us to feel comfortable moving forward and that community compute continued to the weekend a meeting last friday with my office and the audubon society and others and organizations to talk about the line to put in essentially the overall goal to create greater responsible public assess in the peninsula water shed this is work that has been going o

will do that without objection supervisor cohen is excused >>[gavel] >> so, we have here one seed one applicant mr. clinton ellicott if you would like to come forward? >> good morning. thank you mdm. chairwoman for the time spent with me relative to my application and thank you supervisor mar for your gracious telephone call yyesterday. i hope you have eight 3 min. rule because i don't want to abuse my time. i want to make three points. the chairwoman and one or two other people have asked me my reason or reasons for applying. my answer is, good citizenship. which i believe in. because i was brought up by parents who believed in good citizenship and participation in civic affairs in public responsibilities. second reason is my lengthy experience, mostly legislatively subject matter related to the responsibility of the ethics commission. as i reflected and thought about it, i began in 1972, the first year i was a san francisco supervisor. the then charter, which had been adopted by voters in 1932 and amended contained only a predatory conflict of interest provision. i introduced a proposal to make

cohen. >> that motion carries. >> thank you very much mr. clerk could you call item 3 please. item number 3 resolution for the public utilities commission for the trails in the peninsula persistent with the protecting the water supply and the quality of area. >> thank you we have supervisor avalos he's adjourned us would you like to make opening remarks. >> thank you very much chair cohen first of all, i have a member of the whole asking the committee to introduce and on in front of the tv set and a copy of the changes as well this is actually a resolution that has been in the works for a very long time we actually had this resolution drafted earlier this year and held off knowing there is a lot of community input that is required for us to feel comfortable moving forward and that community compute continued to the weekend a meeting last friday with my office and the audubon society and others and organizations to talk about the line to put in essentially the overall goal to create greater responsible public assess in the peninsula water shed this is work that has been going o

cohen. >> that motion carries. >> thank you very much mr. clerk could you call item 3 please. item number 3 resolution for the public utilities commission for the trails in the peninsula persistent with the protecting the water supply and the quality of area. >> thank you we have supervisor avalos he's adjourned us would you like to make opening remarks. >> thank you very much chair cohen first of all, i have a member of the whole asking the committee to introduce and on in front of the tv set and a copy of the changes as well this is actually a resolution that has been in the works for a very long time we actually had this resolution drafted earlier this year and held off knowing there is a lot of community input that is required for us to feel comfortable moving forward and that community compute continued to the weekend a meeting last friday with my office and the audubon society and others and organizations to talk about the line to put in essentially the overall goal to create greater responsible public assess in the peninsula water shed this is work that has been going o

cohen. >> that motion carries. >> thank you very much mr. clerk could you call item 3 please. item number 3 resolution for the public utilities commission for the trails in the peninsula persistent with the protecting the water supply and the quality of area. >> thank you we have supervisor avalos he's adjourned us would you like to make opening remarks. >> thank you very much chair cohen first of all, i have a member of the whole asking the committee to introduce and on in front of the tv set and a copy of the changes as well this is actually a resolution that has been in the works for a very long time we actually had this resolution drafted earlier this year and held off knowing there is a lot of community input that is required for us to feel comfortable moving forward and that community compute continued to the weekend a meeting last friday with my office and the audubon society and others and organizations to talk about the line to put in essentially the overall goal to create greater responsible public assess in the peninsula water shed this is work that has been going o

iq supervisor cohen without objection congratulations good we look forward to working with all of you on this. >>[gavel] >> thank you. mr. clerk item number six >> items six appointing 14 members to the cannabis state relaxation force passwords. >> we many applicants here as well. we have 14 seats, 21 applicants. let's start with jesse stout please. is jesse here? yes, sorry >> good afternoon supervisor. good to see you this afternoon. thank you for having me. i work as a community organizer in medical cannabis movement for about seven years. now i served as an attorney for corporate cannabis clients. i spent the last nine months or so on the cannabis state legalization password that i feel it's very been productive expense that we reached a lot of consensus so i has to be reappointed good we have already formed draft recommendations good countries like land use tourism, social environment, public safety, workforce development, and social justice. ask be working on finalizing recommendations to bring to the board of supervisors in a few months so i have to be reappointed today. thank you. tom >> thank you. colleagues an

iq supervisor cohen without objection congratulations good we look forward to working with all of you on this. >>[gavel] >> thank you. mr. clerk item number six >> items six appointing 14 members to the cannabis state relaxation force passwords. >> we many applicants here as well. we have 14 seats, 21 applicants. let's start with jesse stout please. is jesse here? yes, sorry >> good afternoon supervisor. good to see you this afternoon. thank you for having me. i work as a community organizer in medical cannabis movement for about seven years. now i served as an attorney for corporate cannabis clients. i spent the last nine months or so on the cannabis state legalization password that i feel it's very been productive expense that we reached a lot of consensus so i has to be reappointed good we have already formed draft recommendations good countries like land use tourism, social environment, public safety, workforce development, and social justice. ask be working on finalizing recommendations to bring to the board of supervisors in a few months so i have to be reappointed today. thank you. tom >> thank you. colleagues an

cohen for your comments. supervisor mar >> i want to thank the mayor for nominating and appointing you mr. koppel. think you me a great addition to the planning commission at i think the thing off when supervisor cohen just said, i think your work with not only his apprentice amir through the ranks as an electrician and working on projects from the bayview to lower haight to the fillmore somebody different things and even the forming of general hospital you bring tremendous expanse. i think your work in helping to build the logical workers minority caucus and low income communities is really important as we sat and talked i think you find a commonality with people and i think your mentors like commissioner hughes to others you would be a great mentor for others, too, i know. i also want to say lastly, i think as we talk about the puc and departmental sustainability by mental justice can i think you bring this awareness of what a just transition to a new economy is and in planning projects and other things you bring a new lands that near the doesn't necessarily bring or others to that. but think ab

cohen for your comments. supervisor mar >> i want to thank the mayor for nominating and appointing you mr. koppel. think you me a great addition to the planning commission at i think the thing off when supervisor cohen just said, i think your work with not only his apprentice amir through the ranks as an electrician and working on projects from the bayview to lower haight to the fillmore somebody different things and even the forming of general hospital you bring tremendous expanse. i think your work in helping to build the logical workers minority caucus and low income communities is really important as we sat and talked i think you find a commonality with people and i think your mentors like commissioner hughes to others you would be a great mentor for others, too, i know. i also want to say lastly, i think as we talk about the puc and departmental sustainability by mental justice can i think you bring this awareness of what a just transition to a new economy is and in planning projects and other things you bring a new lands that near the doesn't necessarily bring or others to that. but think ab

mr. pagliano. the fbi did have a number of technical computer experts on a team and they took a year and i conclusion.te their this is director cohen me again -- comey again. with respect to potential computer intrusion, we did not find direct evidence that secretary clinton's personal e-mail domain was the s successfully hacked. friend the analysis did not find evidence -- forensic analysis did not find evidence they were intruded by ciber means. --er means the fbi also interviewed brian pagliano. asked about the maintenance and security of the server system, you stated there were no security breaches but he was aware there were many failed login attempts which he referred to as brute force attacks. statement that i just , is thatt quote consistent with your recollection? >> that is consistent with my recollection. >> did you take any steps to protect the server when there were these failed brute force login attempts? >> overtime, we developed a few different solutions that allowed us to manage them in a different -- in different ways. >> the fbi summary explains some additional steps that were described. including establishing se

cohen for your comments. supervisor mar >> i want to thank the mayor for nominating and appointing you mr. koppel. think you me a great addition to the planning commission at i think the thing off when supervisor cohen just said, i think your work with not only his apprentice amir through the ranks as an electrician and working on projects from the bayview to lower haight to the fillmore somebody different things and even the forming of general hospital you bring tremendous expanse. i think your work in helping to build the logical workers minority caucus and low income communities is really important as we sat and talked i think you find a commonality with people and i think your mentors like commissioner hughes to others you would be a great mentor for others, too, i know. i also want to say lastly, i think as we talk about the puc and departmental sustainability by mental justice can i think you bring this awareness of what a just transition to a new economy is and in planning projects and other things you bring a new lands that near the doesn't necessarily bring or others to that. but think ab

mr. clerk, would you please call the role on that motion? >> all right, on the amendment to item eight, avalos. >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. >> campos. aye. >> cohen? >> aye. >> fer el? >> aye. aye. >> kim? >> aye. >> mar? >> no. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> no. >> weiner. >> no. >> commissioner yee? >> yee is absent, and the amendment is approved. >> okay, so that motion to amend and to send back to the plans and programs committee is approved. >>> okay, now we are passed this item, item 9, i am sorry, on the remainder, my apologies, and so, we now have the remaining funds, minus the dtx funds and could you please call the roll on that item? >> avalos. >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> cohen. >> absent. >> farrell? >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> weiner. >> aye. >> yee is absent. the underlying item is approved. >> okay. >> item number 9. >> introduction of new items? >> colleagues, are there any items for introduction? by seeing none is there any public comment on item nine? relating to introduction? seeing none, public comment is closed. and this is an information item. item ten? >>

cohen for your comments. supervisor mar >> i want to thank the mayor for nominating and appointing you mr. koppel. think you me a great addition to the planning commission at i think the thing off when supervisor cohen just said, i think your work with not only his apprentice amir through the ranks as an electrician and working on projects from the bayview to lower haight to the fillmore somebody different things and even the forming of general hospital you bring tremendous expanse. i think your work in helping to build the logical workers minority caucus and low income communities is really important as we sat and talked i think you find a commonality with people and i think your mentors like commissioner hughes to others you would be a great mentor for others, too, i know. i also want to say lastly, i think as we talk about the puc and departmental sustainability by mental justice can i think you bring this awareness of what a just transition to a new economy is and in planning projects and other things you bring a new lands that near the doesn't necessarily bring or others to that. but think abo

mr. clerk, would you please call the role on that motion? >> all right, on the amendment to item eight, avalos. >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. >> campos. aye. >> cohen? >> aye. >> fer el? >> aye. aye. >> kim? >> aye. >> mar? >> no. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> no. >> weiner. >> no. >> commissioner yee? >> yee is absent, and the amendment is approved. >> okay, so that motion to amend and to send back to the plans and programs committee is approved. >>> okay, now we are passed this item, item 9, i am sorry, on the remainder, my apologies, and so, we now have the remaining funds, minus the dtx funds and could you please call the roll on that item? >> avalos. >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> cohen. >> absent. >> farrell? >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> peskin. >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> weiner. >> aye. >> yee is absent. the underlying item is approved. >> okay. >> item number 9. >> introduction of new items? >> colleagues, are there any items for introduction? by seeing none is there any public comment on item nine? relating to introduction? seeing none, public comment is closed. and this is an information item. item ten? >>