i'd like to ask the department mr. star, ms. flores, and mr. will require a large amount of work. what exactly extend the location of tenants this far. what shape they are in etc., it will require extensive feels better which the department does not make today anymore to regular basis. is that a correct statement? >> mr. bentler, mr. star, ms. royce. >> i think i would refer to the rent board to figure whether the premise of that will be complex and simply say, of course, to your overall point, we decide the city budget on an annual basis and that includes the requests from departments. so certainly we will be all ears to talk with the departments about the staffing they need as we do every year. >> commissioner: mr. star, do you have any observations well enough to know that certain cases with quite a few visits which these days are mostly done by looking at google maps, etc. when it comes to building on the outside? >> i'm sorry. i'm not sure i got your question. could you repeat it for me. >> commissioner: i'm asking about an increase in sta

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 residential project at hunters point shipyard phase 1 blocks 52 and 54, and adopting environmental review findings pursuant to the california environmental quality

mr. dan heinz. try pressing star 6. okay. i'm not seeing a response of that this caller wanted to provide public comment. so, mr. heinz? one last try. press star 6 if you would like to speak. >> possibly star 9 would work. >> director: star 9. do you want to try star 9? i thought that was just for raising your hand. do you want to try that? mr. heinz? . we could also call him. it's just because i have this name and phone number in advance. i don't want to prevent someone from providing public comment for technical reasons. [please stand by] >> thank you allfor me today. my name is dan hynes and i'm the president of national cab company and have been since 2004 . and i want to try to give sort of context focusing on this agreement because i think that's critical to what we're talking about here. the city's decision to make driving and eligibility requirements created the drive and drop policy where internment from the industry often threaten medallions with loss of driving income but also with the loss of their medallion income

mr. dan heinz. try pressing star 6. okay. i'm not seeing a response of that this caller wanted to provide public comment. so, mr. heinz? one last try. press star 6 if you would like to speak. >> possibly star 9 would work. >> director: star 9. do you want to try star 9? i thought that was just for raising your hand. do you want to try that? mr. heinz? . we could also call him. it's just because i have this name and phone number in advance. i don't want to prevent someone from providing public comment for technical reasons. [please stand by] >> thank you allfor me today. my name is dan hynes and i'm the president of national cab company and have been since 2004 . and i want to try to give sort of context focusing on this agreement because i think that's critical to what we're talking about here. the city's decision to make driving and eligibility requirements created the drive and drop policy where internment from the industry often threaten medallions with loss of driving income but also with the loss of their medallion income

mrs. america." she now stars not? i'm kind of in something. >> and yet you feel lonely. >> yes, affirmative. >> well, that's no good. tell me about him. >> it's just he's unavailable. >> someone long distance? someone from work? someone important. is that why they sent you here? >> we should get back, right? >> stephen: please welcome sarah paulson! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> hi. >> stephen: hi. lovely to see you. >> lovely to see you, too. i'm out of breath. >> stephen: you were playing air everything. >> trying to do what jon does which is not easy. >> stephen: we had your lovely partner holland taiferl on. >> she had a great time. she was nerves. >> stephen: what are you talking about? >> she's a pro but she gets nervous. i'm really winded. >> stephen: can we get her an oxygen tank, please? >> i'm okay. what was your question? >> stephen: have you recently been tested for covid is my question. >> yes. >> stephen: you realize we're not seeing symptoms

he created, directed and stars in "mr. corman."s take a look. >> i love costco hummus. >> josh? >> what? >> do you see how much time they let him have on that thing it's not okay. see his eyes it's scary >> you played just as many video games when you were his age. i mean hours sitting in front of that screen. and you turned out fine. >> did i >> are you done? >> what, i'm just concerned for him. >> no, you are not concerned for him. >> what makes you say that >> you've always had something against david. >> i don't have anything against david. he's just a bad person >> he is seven >> yeah, but you can be a bad person when you're seven doesn't mean you'll stay a bad person >> seth: please welcome back to the show joseph gordon-levitt. how are you, joseph. >> hello, i'm well good to see you, seth. >> seth: thank you for joining us from halfway around the world. you're in new zealand right now. and you have been for a better part of this year. >> yeah. very grateful to be here i feel like i won the lottery getting to be here in new z

call today. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody, we're back with the star of "billions" on showtime, mr0. >> we got to the eighth episode. >> stephen: eight of -- twelve. >> stephen: and, so, how long was it that you just shut down and left without -- >> sure, everybody shut down and left. >> stephen: how long -- it was a year before we came back. we shut down march ninth and returned march 1. so almost exactly a year. and we came back to the middle of the eighth episode that we'd been shooting, already. >> stephen: literally picked it up. did anybody change haircuts or anything? >> yeah, i changed my beard, did all kinds of things. >> stephen: how do you explain - it's funny, it's very offhandedly acknowledged -- >> stephen: you shaved. yeah, nice new look. ( laughter ) we shot that, finished shooting that season, and that's on now, and then we went right into doing the sixth season. so we're doing the sixth season now and that's going to end in december or something. >> stephen: the last time we spoke you were doing a lot of drawing. >> yes. >> stephen: and i asked you -- this beautif

press star 3 to speak. >> any callers, mr. moderator?ere is one caller in the queue. >> hello, your line is open. you have four minutes. >> guess who. david pill plow. i need 10 seconds in addition to comments about capping amount on this item, the program rules are formatted differently and somebody might want a more consistent approach to program rules, guidelines and checklist so all three programs have the same rules if they differ slightly. that is all. good luck. thanks. >> comments? >> there are no more callers in the queue. >> public items on 12 and 13 are closed. >> thank you. may i get a motion and second to approve items 12 and 13. >> i will move. >> second. >> it is moved seconded. roll call vote on items 12 and 13. [please stand by] . >> the sfpuc previously used this parking lot for staging for the recycled water project under an agreement with the zoological society. that agreement terminated in february of this year, and they're now allowing use of this property for the west side pump station project, 32,000 feet of space

press star 3 to speak. >> any callers, mr. moderator? >> there is one caller in the queue. >> hello, your line is open. you have four minutes. >> guess who. david pill plow. i need 10 seconds in addition to comments about capping amount on this item, the program rules are formatted differently and somebody might want a more consistent approach to program rules, guidelines and checklist so all three programs have the same rules if they differ slightly. that is all. good luck. thanks. >> comments? >> there are no more callers in the queue. >> public items on 12 and 13 are closed. >> thank you. may i get a motion and second to approve items 12 and 13. >> i will move. >> second. >> it is moved seconded. roll call vote on items 12 and 13. [please stand by] . >> the sfpuc previously used this parking lot for staging for the recycled water project under an agreement with the zoological society. that agreement terminated in february of this year, and they're now allowing use of this property for the west side pump station project, 32,000 feet of

to raise your hand to speak, press star, three. mr. moderator, do we have any callers? >> operator: madam secretary, we have two callers in the queue. >> clerk: thank you. >> operator: caller one, i've opened your line. >> [inaudible] in the commissioners' packet. in the subject line, [inaudible] i would strongly oppose this. how many more give aways to big tech is the bay area willing to give? the salmon were here before humans, the salmon were here before big tech? who should get the water? the salmon or big tech? are we as human beings entitled to decide which species go extinct? are we entitled to decide that the salmon go extinct? i would urge the san francisco p.u.c. to deny the request to allow san jose to become permanent customers. [inaudible] >> operator: hello, caller. you have two minutes. caller, are you there? hello? you have two minutes. i'll come back to you. hello, caller. i've opened your line. you have two minutes. >> can you hear me now? >> operator: loud and clear. >> great. david pillpel. for general public comment today, i already conveyed a coupl

over the weekend the wire star possibly overdosed on the drug. mr. attorney general why target this policy to help drug abuse in west virginia. >> well in west virginia we feel the impact of the immigration debate and open boarders most when phepnal surged our boarders. people talk about undocumented workers coming in. we look at this through fentanyl and drugs making it's way up to weuft virginia. we think this is a no brainer for president biden to turn around. he didn't even think about the drug trafficking issue when he issued the roll and tried to rescind the trump mexico policy. we want them to think through the responsibilities about narcotics entering our boarders. comes through detroit and columbus into west virginia. where drug deaths doubled from 2019 to 2020. i imagine it will be higher at the end of 2021. now the remain in mexico is back in play. they're allowed to us use it does that kill your case? >> no, think you have a number of case that's are moving forward. we are focusing on the drug trafficking aspects of it. once again we're s

mr. johnson, and most like action stars are not actually big. >> no. >> stephen: you meet them and you go people would take pictures of us walking next to each other on set and i looked like this child-- ( laughter ) like his tiny child. >> stephen: well, we have a clip of the movie here? >> yes. >> stephen: do you happen to know what is happening in this clip, young lady? >> we're swinging on a rope or something? i think we're swinging on a rope. on a vine! on a vine-- >> stephen: on a vine? >> i couldn't remember what we are swinging on, we're swinging on something. but we are swinging on a vine and i think it's frank trying to be very heroic and it doesn't go well. ooh! but i will preface this by saying, that at the end of the stunt, because we didn't get one straight take without laughing, not one, you can literally hear me laughing at the end of it as i like run off-screen to hide my-- i mean, there was not one where i wasn't laughing because he changed the line-- you'll see, you'll see. sorry, i'm ruining it. ( laughter ) >> stephen: jim, let's see. >> come on, i got your-- trust me

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 bustos: motion carries. thank you, commissioners. call the next item. >> next is the regular agenda, 5c, authorizing a fourth amendment to the option agreement with f4 transbay partners l.l.c., a company for the purchase of transbay block 4, transbay redevelopment project area discussion and action, resolution number 31-2021. >> thank you, madame secretary. we last brought the project before you when the commission approved a shor

stars. and god bless west texas. mr. speaker, we are as a nation looking down the barrel of the largest tax and spend proposal in the history of the united states. this while our nation suffers from a recession and major run away inflation on account of policies from my democrat colleagues to sideline labor by paying people more to be on unemployment than to go to work. so you have labor sidelined which distorted supply and demand. you also had a bill that was $2 trillion with the flag of covid relief wrapped around it to bail out union pensions and blue states and blue cities that were broke before covid ever hit our shores. this has created inflation, a tax on every american, and the answer from my democrat colleagues is to tax the middle class. to chase jobs back overseas after the tax cuts lifted six million people out of poverty. gave us the largest wage increase in 20 years. the largest household income increase on record. we want to tax our job creators. we want to load the working man and woman and families with

tom: who are the stars in the space? charlie: mrs.op culture to educate people. she talks about bitcoin, compound interest and relates that to the rise of billie eilish. entertaining for sure. tom: mrs. dow jones -- with the caveat. check it out on the bloomberg. coming up, top 26 -- the approach and how much further we have to go. we will get a view from the iaea chief about oil prices. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open, we are 30 minutes into the european trading day. the debt ceiling drama is back. scott minerd warns the fed may hold off tapering do risks from washington, d.c. china's top forecaster sees gdp growth near zero in the third quarter due to virus curbs. the evergrande crisis since shockwaves to debt markets. imf chief accused of trying to influence the report in favor of china, when she worked at the world bank. she denies the allegation. let's check in on the markets. 30 minutes into the session, another positive day in the early session in europe. the handover from asia has been a little more optimist

mr. rocket red glare and this is the breakdown of the "star spangled banner." let's go. these young artists was making street anthems, there was me. i made the o.g. anthem, the national anthem. some songs are about falling in love, right, and some about hitting the dance floor. this song right here, this song, this is about me being surprised about seeing a flare. i knew it was going to be a hit but a national anthem? that's dope. i'm chilling off the coast in my boat because the british army captured me and forced me to quarantine. but anyway, i'm watching the british. they land the lammer down on my boys the americans, dumping on them with the canons, dumping on them with the muskets, bop, bop, bop, bop! i'm thinking, yo, this is a rap. we getting washed, yo! about to be over for the americans. about to be eatings tea and crumpets and beans for breakfast and shit. the next morning, though? oh, shit... ♪ o say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hail ♪ talking about the american flag, and i wanted to capture that moment lyrically, that feeling,

star to enter the queue to speak. and i have a memo from your desk, mr. chair, that it be recommended for consideration at next week's board meeting. >> chairman: this item includes the living wage report. we'll be hearing from the civil grand jury, also the office of economic workforce development and from the city college of san francisco and before i give the floor to the presenter from the civil grand jury, i just wanted to mention as i said more generally with other reports, but specifically on this report how much we appreciate the work that went into this report. i think there are few things as important in our city than delivering on the often state departments making sure folks in san francisco can earn a living wage which is actually fundamental to survival especially in cities like san francisco where there's such a high cost of living. we know owdplay a key role and we want to make sure they're carrying out their duties with efficiency and impact and appreciate the civil grand jury's report to try to achieve those goals. so i, you know, i thin

mr. bar bozza l. d. a money that you keep weekly ads. this is i'll be actually star. i'm when to what stamp it. what's problem? my star. all yonder there. except the last 2 years you had the kid at the litigation chiefs who died takes me to see, you know, the house with your own 40 years ago was occupied by a group of over 20 farmers. mother jim resolves moved to my my pleasure for the give you my mother. i you before she would through please don't more. the more i thought the one the them it was you had to meet with food as a budget money. don't believe not. that was a minute to that, but i did it or what to do? well, ask you to look to what was who they want to do training at martha so fast. don't allow me to keep up with this him that i can form that you want to. he wanted, you know, you ask mr. about either your me don't want to get invasions, such as the one at his house force is shavone does to fight for the rights to their land. from the 19 sixty's onwards omega was his sanction. i saw the fish that i never could you out of the mac. i thought of my, my dad just seen, but it was, he was w

mr. chairman. my thanks again. you are really heroes and stars and role models for many young men and women around the co country. your courage obviously is impressive to all of us. so is your great and daring, your athleticism, your grace and daring as people and your determination not to be defined with the abuse you suffered and to seek help which should be also a model to others. a number of you have made reference to the therapy that you have sought which also takes courage. you have been involved in a sport that often involves injuries, that often involves physical injuries, and the abuse you suffered involves emotional injuries that you are seeking to treat, as you would any physical injury. at least one of the athletes was abused after july of 2016. let me ask you if you know of athletes abused by larry nassar after july of 2015, during the 18-month period when the fbi did nothing. you can just say yes, you do. if you want to tell me how many, if you know. if not, just yes or no. ms. biles? >> yes. >> yeah, kaley lorenz is here today, and

the president is the star attraction here, changing the tone of donald trump's belligerent america first. mr multilateralism, making the case for the world to act urgently to fight climate change in the pandemic. at the same time there is a sort of quality to his administration which has overshadowed his debut here. he dismayed nato allies with his abrupt right largely unilateral decision to pull out of afghanistan, and his warm relationship with france has gone cold. president macron is furious about the surprise nuclear marine deal with australia that torpedoed a french contract. the arrangement was aimed at confronting growing chinese power. president biden talks about competition, china sees mostly confrontation. the un secretary general is warning of a new cold war between washington and beijing. britain will need both of them to deliver on climate goals, boris johnson has been ringing the alarm here, a last chance to push for pledges of more ambitious action before the huge climate negotiations in scotland. on the agenda this year other kinds of global crises the un is built to manage,

mr. chairman. you are heroes and stars, and role models for many young men and women around the country. your courage is obviously impressive to all of us on this committee, but so is your grace and daring, your athleticism, your grace and daring as people. and your determination not to be defined by the abuse that you suffered and to seek help, which should also be a model to others. a number of you have made reference to the therapy that you have sought, which also takes courage. you have been involved in a sport that often involves injuries and the abuse that you suffered involves emotional injuries that you are seeking to treat, as he would any physical injury. i would like to ask you -- i know that at least one of the athletes in the room was abused after july, 2015. let me ask each of you to answer yes or no, whether you know of athletes that were abused by larry nasser after july, 2015, during the 18 month period, when the fbi did nothing. you can just say, yes, you do or if you want to tell me how many come if you know, just yes or no. >> yes. >> kaylee was abused and she spoke o

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. 24896907105 then press pound twice. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may

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. >>> the stars of stage and screen are mourning the death of median norm mcdonald. jamie yuccas looks back on his life and hilarious career. >> mr. reynolds what are you doing. >> it's an over sized hat, it's funny. >> norm mcdonald spent five years as a cast member on "saturday night live." >> weekend update with norm m macdonald. >> a french man was arrested after climbing the side of a high rise, yep, he climbed right up the side of a high rise. just like a snam. >> his dead pan delivery was his trademark making light of serious situations. >> was o.j. simpson high on speed the night of the murders, absolutely not said defense attorney johnny cochran today and simple test of any of oj's blood at the crime scene will prove it. >> the humor that defines him may have also cost him his job, he was abruptly fired as weekend anchor because a public executive was good friends guys simpson. his career spanned the world of sit comes. >> time for you to take the wheel. >> and films and comedies of all ages. >> this is great. when i graduated first grade all my father did was tell me to get a job. >> macdonald died on tuesday, he was ju

mr. chair. members of the public who wish to provide comment on this item please press star three now to be added >> 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 until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. mr. chair. >> chairma

star's 13-year conservatorship. in a petition filed tuesday, layers for jamie spears saying, quote, if miss spears wants to terminate the conservatorship, and believes she can handle her own life, mrears believes she should get that chance. it's a complete reversal for jamie spears, who long maintained that the guardianship, imposed in 2008, over concerns about her mental health, was in his daughter's best interest. ♪ my life has been so protected ♪ >> reporter: britney has been trying to get her father removed as the overseer of her estate for months. telling the court in june, that the arrangement was abusive and humiliating. last month, jamie spears said he would step aside once a new conservator could be found. but he gave no timeline. and just weeks ago, britney's attorney accused jamie of asking for $2 million in exchange for his resignation. ♪ your toxic, i'm slipping under ♪ >> reporter: now, jamie says the conservatorship should be ended altogether. tuesday's court filing saying, quote, ms. spears has recently demostrated a level of independence that call into question whether a conservator is required. it does not absolve jamie spears of his alleged misconduct. this fili

over thehe weekend the wire star michael k williams possibly overdosed on the drug. patrick morrissey joins us right now. mrarget this policy to help drug abuse in west virginia. >> well in west virginia we feel the impact of the immigration debate and open boarders most when fentanyl surged our boarders. and it openly flows into our state. that is how we see the terrible effects. most people talk about the wrong numbers of undocumented workers coming in. we look at this through fentanyl and drugs making it's way up to west virginia. it's a very serious problem that's not being discussed. that is why we filed our lawsuit. we think they should be a no-brainer for president biden to turn around. he didn't even think about the drug trafficking issue when he issued the roll and tried to rescind the trump mexico policy. we want to make sure the they think through the responsibilities of fighting narcotics entering our boarders. comes through detroit and columbus into west virginia. where drug deaths doubled from 2019 to 2020. i imagine it will be higher at the end of 2021. now the remain in mexico is back in pla

star 3. we'll allow a few moments for the members to respond. mr. 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 bustos: motion carries. thank you, commissioners. call the next item. >> next is the regular agenda, 5c, authorizing a fourth amendment to the option agreement with f4 transbay partners l.l.c., a company for the purchase of transbay block 4, transbay redevelopment project area discussion and action, resolution number 31-2021. >> thank you, madame secretary. we last brought the project before you when the commission approved a short-term extension to our option agree

mr. field goal so the turnover doesn't cost the niners. here is trey, first pass eight inch down -- a touchdown. dre greenlaw picks off former cal starodbye as he goes to the house, pick six. the niners led 31-10 at the break. after the break, there he goes beauty 79 yards to the house, he had nine catches, 189 yards receiving. jimmy, 313 yards in the air. they are up big, but what could go wrong? george kittle fumbles the on-site snap, and on third down, deebo samuel, detroit in range and a fumble. the lions have a chance, it is fourth-down. you see them like what just happened? jared goff to pass and it is incomplete. the 49ers hang on 41-33. >> there was relaxation on the sideline, i guess. some unfortunate things did not go away and at the end of the day, it is a win. >> you take your foot off the gas for 30 seconds, next thing you know they have scored 16 points. it is one of those lessons were we are lucky. >> one of the things they taught us is to appreciate every win. at the end of the day, a win is a win. chris: giants looking to caps off a perfect six-game road trip. wilmer flores off the entered list and ties a career-high

13 years has been part of the pop star's conservatorship put into place after several public breakdowns. the filing says if ms. spears wants to terminate ther own life, mr. spears believes that she should get that chance adding that britney's recently demonstrated a level of independence that calls the conservatorship into question. >> jamie spears now says he wants the conservatorship to end but that doesn't guarantee that it ends, does it >> no, the judge has the final word but make no mistake, the decision by britney's father and conservator to insist that she deserves her freedom is a milestone in the free-britney movement >> reporter: that movement picked up steam this year with britney's emotional testimony at a court hearing where she called her conservatorship abusive. jamie spears insists he had nothing to do with his daughter's alleged poor treatment. now, as jamie moves to end the conservatorship, britney's attorney is calling it another legal victory, a massive one, as well as vindication. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> all right. let's get an early check on your weather on this thursday with nbc meteorologist bill karins, in for janessa today goo

star 3. we'll allow a few moments for the members to respond. mr.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 bustos: motion carries. thank you, commissioners. call the next item. >> next is the regular agenda, 5c, authorizing a fourth amendment to the option agreement with f4 transbay partners l.l.c., a company for the purchase of transbay block 4, transbay redevelopment project area discussion and action, resolution number 31-2021. >> thank you, madame secretary. we last brought the project before you when the commission approved a short-term extension to our option agreement with th

following that, press pound and pound again, then press star, three to enter the queue to speak. chair mar? >> chair mar: thank you, mr. clerk. i'd like to welcome bill barnes from the city administrator's office to present this item? >> thank you, chair mar. for the benefit of the public, hipaa is a federal law established in 1996 that limits protected federal health information and how groups treat that information. groups like the city of san francisco can declare as certain hipaa components covered and others would not be. we were able to determine three departments that would be able to do that, and that's the fire department, department of public health, and health service system and that's why treasurer tax collector, city attorney, and department of technology are included as health care service components. the board of supervisors has asked to validate the list. upon passage of this resolution, we would work with the departments to establish policies. many of them already have great hipaa policies, but this would just codify and make sure it's clearly stated, and then, there's the review every three years or