mr. steele. thank you. president. mr. bogus present. commissioner fisher here. commissioner here. commissioner sanchez. here. commissioner wiseman. ward here. vice president. alexander, here. president muhammadi here. thank you, and as a reminder, public comment for the workshop item will take place during item d, just before the workshop items themselves, do we have child care today? i'm assuming no, we are supposed to get. yes, we should. all right. we should. all right, well, then, child care from 630 to 9 p.m. here at 555 franklin, first floor for children

mr. steele had for you.you look in the goal, sections, in the document i have, it's page 50, commissioner bogus start on page 47 on the 108 page online document. yeah. which is smaller than what we've had in the past as well. all right. i will open it up for commissioner questions. and can we do a round robin style. so each commissioner a couple minutes as needed. yes. so first of all, having said on the lcap task force in its previous iteration, i just want to thank everyone who takes the time to do the deeper dive and i mean, this is a 108 page document and, it is a lot. and so, first of all, i really appreciate the work in shifting to 50% plus one parent representation on, slide ten, where the connection is made between the vision values, goals, and guardrails. the lcap our cips, i mean, that's that's critical. that's the whole point of the lcap, right? this is supposed to be an accountability plan, i would still love to see. i still think this is, honestly a little too high level to be useful or actionab

mr. steele. thank you, president muhammadu. commissioner. bogus. present. commissioner fisher. present. commissioner. lam here. thank you, commissioner sanchez. commissioner weisman award here. thank you, vice president alexander. here. president motamedi here. thank you, and this evening, public comment on all items will be heard or public comment will be heard in section e, this includes public comment for general agenda and non agenda items. in addition, there are two public hearings on the agenda tonight. and there will be public comment for those items as well, a speaker card must be turned into staff in order to speak. if you're a student please write student at the top. child care will be provided from 6 to 9. for childrens

mr. steele. thank you. president. mr. bogus present. commissioner fisher here. commissioner here. commissioner sanchez. here. commissioner wiseman. ward here. vice president. alexander, here. president muhammadi here. thank you, and as a reminder, public comment for the workshop item will take place during item d, just before the workshop items themselves, do we have child care today? i'm assuming no, we are supposed to get. yes, we should. all right. we should. all right, well, then, child care from 630 to 9 p.m. here at 555 franklin, first floor for children ages 3 to 10 and 630 to 9 p.m, so, so at this point, let's see, accessibility, affirmation, translation, server services, virtual meeting information, can all be found on our website and questions can be directed to the board of education office at (415) 241-6427 or board office at sfusd.edu. at this time we will take before the board goes into closed session. we will begin public comment. i call for any speakers to the closed session items listed in the agenda. there will be a total of five minutes for speakers. thank you,

and happy father's day, mr. steel. you are looking dashing. when you talk about the investments in other countries and if we don't support nato, or we don't support individuals who are on the edge of nato like ukraine, who is being invaded by a threatening force, i think we are in real trouble. 1999, i went to the romanian border with serbia when romania was pre-nato. i will remember the excitement of americans being there and i think that stability has not projected. i think the vice president did a great job doing that. and i'm stunned. if we went to the republican party in the early two thousands, even when michael was there, i don't think you would have any gop against an ukraine aid even if trump was about to be elected in november. for me, it is almost a head exploding thing that we are even having this debate about what will happen after november. >> let's just referring. part of the reason the debate exists is because of the erosion of the party by not just the man who himself is going to be the republican nominee donald trump, but the

mr. steele. thank you. president. mr. bogus present. commissioner fisher here. commissioner here. commissioner sanchez. here. commissioner wiseman. ward here. vice president. alexander, here. president muhammadi here. thank you, and as a reminder, public comment for the workshop item will take place during item d, just before the workshop items themselves, do we have child care today? i'm assuming no, we are supposed to get. yes, we should. all right. we should. all right, well, then, child care from 630 to 9 p.m. here at 555 franklin, first floor for children ages 3 to 10 and 630 to 9 p.m, so, so at this point, lese

so first i'm going to ask mr. steel have a vote on whether to extend the meeting since it's 10:00 and then, if that passes, we will vote on the action items. thank you. can we have a motion and a second on this to. right. sorry second. thank you. commissioner. bogus. yes, commissioner fisher. yes, commissioner. lamb. yes, commissioner. sanchez. yes, commissioner. wiseman. ward. yes. vice president. alexander. yes. president. motamedi to extend the meeting. i think you're muted. okay. all right. thank you. we're excited. okay, let's vote on item g one. we can't i can't hear anything. can can others i see interpretation as interpreting when i speak. but the we can't hear. or whatever's happening in the room . yeah. and we can't hear you on on. interpretation. can't hear what's happening in the room. testing. can you hear us on zoom? president yes. we're good now. yes. and i can see interpretation is good to great. okay, so we are going to president motamedi. there was a vote to extend the meeting, your vote was not record

mrs. steelion to the chinese communist party's chilling crackdown on religious freedom. freedom to worship is a basic human right but with the recent disappearance of a buddhist leader, vietnam is continuing a pattern of religious prosecution. this leader led a ending with communist authorities detake him and his followers. i am again calling on secretary blinke as i did three months ago to designate vietnam as country of particular concern. this designation leads to accountability for nations violating the freedom of worship. i represent the largest vietnamese population outside of vietnam and will always stand up for human rights in vietnam. america has a moral obligation to stand for religious freedom fighte full power of the state religious persecution and ensure the safety of this leader. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute.■n mr. sorensen: i ris

mr. steele. thank you. president. mr. bogus present. commissioner fisher here. commissioner here. commissioner sanchez. here. commissioner wiseman. ward here. vice president. alexander, here. president muhammadi here. thank you, and as a reminder, public comment for the workshop item will take place during item d, just before the workshop items themselves, do we have child care today? i'm assuming no, we are supposed to get. yes, we should. all right. we should. all right, well, then, child care from 630 to 9 p.m. here at 555 franklin, first floor for children ages 3 to 10 and 630 to 9 p.m, so, so at this point,

mr. steele, it is great to see you. >> how are you doing, my friend? rested and raring to go, right? >> we are hydrated. we did our weird yoga poses that make our backs hurt less when we sit here at six hours at a time. we're great. what did you think of the debate, and what did you think of tonight from the people who saw it? >> so i have thoughts, and i'll start with where you left off. everything you said about those other presidential debates are absolutely 100% correct. but what you did not have after them was the incumbent president's party openly musing about taking him off the ticket, and i think that is something that is very different in this one. tonight you have maga gloating and democrats outwardly worrying about the state of the race to the point that they are not hiding their discussions about how they get joe off the ticket. i think a lot of that is unfortunate. i think a lot of that is overblown at the moment, but i get the emotion. i thought claire was an exhibit of that emotion, of that gut punch that she referenced that a lot of dem

leaving the, the government strengthens the hand of the the right wing who are very much and see the steel is mr. guns 50 part you likely to make any difference to the way that benjamin netanyahu prosecute distasteful so well, what we expect now is actually more of the same have done, stated the government. then we would have probably gone towards the direction of a ceasefire, a prisoner swap. and uh, if that was to happen, maybe that would have been also some kind of agreement with the been on the since by law and so forth. and being on board with the american regional plans and, and so forth. but since the guns is out, it seems that anything the owl will be pushing for more of the same, which means a more of the military campaign inside the gaza strip. let's talk about another big event that happened this weekend, which was the freedom of full is right, the hostages at the cost of hundreds of palestinian lives and before these right of the ami a mileage that benjamin netanyahu was suffering a lot of criticism for repairing to prioritize administrative victory over her math above reading the ho

mr. steele. thank you, president muhammadu. commissioner. bogus. present. commissioner fisher. present. commissioner. lam here. thank you, commissioner sanchez. commissioner weisman award here. thank you, vice president alexander. here. president motamedi here. thank you, and this evening, public comment on all items will be heard or public comment will be heard in section e, this includes public comment for general agenda and non agenda items. in addition, there are two public hearings

. >> this is the story in the mail about this, person, mr steele.a farmer searched through the fields , endlessly, through the fields, endlessly, and had conceded that his watch had gone missing, and it's now turned up. it had been eaten by a cow and gone to the cows full stomachs because he had four stomachs, a cow, and languished in a field for four decades. and has now been found by metal detector and returned to its rightful owner. he's now 95, so, and i still worry for him. sadly the watch is no longer working. >> okay, so it's worth nothing. i mean , well, it's worth i mean, well, it's worth something for him. it's a rolex. >> i think it will probably be worth quite a lot once it's serviced, but it's stopped anyway. >> there we go. what a tale. i'm trying to think of a funny pun, but i can't think of anything. clock and no cowpat related. but anyway, i wonder how the cow is, we have been quite concerned about cows dead, i would imagine. >> no . thank you, renee and >> no. thank you, renee and norman, the guys are going to be back in 45 minutes

with japanese soldiers killed so many here, a celebration of peace and she said let the steel between you and mrs government be a harbinger of peace. mrassange government be a harbinger of peace. mr assange chab close this place because it is relatively close to australia and on his way back but it is not on the continental us he is fearful of what would happen to him there, he wanted somewhere technically us territory but as far away from washington as you could get and this is it. all could get and this is it. all e es could get and this is it. all eyes will _ could get and this is it. all eyes will be _ could get and this is it. all eyes will be on him when he lands in canberra and a few hours time. there will be so much debate and discussion our following this outcome as to what this all means for the freedom of the press, he is such a polarising figure already there is so much criticism of this decision in the united states? we have heard it from _ the united states? we have heard it from my _ the united states? we have heard it from my pence - the united states? we have heard it from my pe

of the first phase of the special customs of mobarake steel in isfahan will reduce the costs of warehousing and the right to stop. according to mrzi, reduction of shelf life and precipitation the container is the optimal management of the process and costs of supporting the states of this set. mubarake steel complex to the direction. which is one of the largest exporting companies in the country, in total, last year , there is more than 1 billion dollars in export and import volumes, which mobarake steel complex and its satellites were responsible for facilitating the commercial and customs processes of such a large complex will help to shorter time and less cost related production processes of all these companies, whether in isfahan province or in neighboring provinces. it happened that a very auspicious result happened in the field of production of the country will have. the dedicated customs office of mobarakeh steel in isfahan was opened yesterday with the presence of the minister of economy. the fisheries organization announced the inclusion of iran's name in the list of exporters of fishery products of the european union.

steel . thinking that about 90% of the people who will be recruited will be natives of the region. thank you very much, mrhghan, journalist of sed and sima news agency . we say goodbye to you . please continue to be with us. o morning of farvardin, my last support, o veteran soldier, the earth, the life of the world , iran, the earth of my pains, o medicine, your flag , shroud us far away from you, the lever. i am iran, i am iran iran, i am iran, i am the blood of my homeland, my flag is shrouded away from you, bana ahar. o homeland, shroud our flag away from you with my sword. i am iran i am iran i am iran i are iran i thank you for your cooperation. greetings reporter. today , don't miss the narrative of progress exhibition, which is the achievements of the 13th government, and go and see that exhibition. thank you very much. until tomorrow , may god protect you. we are together with one flag. we became close to each other. it is not our word in the world. when we are together you people are the main heroes of this field, if today our words are heard in the region and the world , it is because of your s

mr. mohajeri met with the calmness that we have always known from you , the teams of khuzestan steel and pikan, and he gave his opinion about the events that happened in the course of football. based on that, ahvaz were fined 100 million tomans due to the violations of their spectators. this committee also sentenced the bandar anzali sailor club to pay a fine of 51 million tomans due to the insulting of its spectators to the referees of the match with masr rafsanjan. the continuation of cooperation between the blues and the ceo of esteghlal khuzestan club, porusoi, whose team last year. he was promoted to the premier league last season he was able to maintain himself in these competitions and announced that he will continue to work with syros pourmusoi and this person will be the head coach of this team next season as well. the independence window was opened. with fifa's announcement, the transfer window of esteghlal club, which was closed due to the complaint of portugal's santa clara club for non-payment of mohammad mohebi's transfer fee, was opened. police press camp in the netherland

the workers of jahanarai steel industrial complex in khorramshahr these days before entering the workplace for this complex, one of the destinations of mr. raisi's provincial trips to khuzestan province in 1400. the first provincial trip of the martyred president. that day the workers were welcomed and happy who express their heartache and problems directly and face to face with the head of the 13th government. i want you to know that not only me, but many of the children of khorhamseh. we only want employment, we can work ourselves , we can collect our own money, dear mr. nowrozi , mr. salamit, mr. maghfir, he is in corruption, everyone has worked hard , they will not allow him to be unemployed, god willing, we , mr. salamit, are very capable of this. it was the native children of this factory who operated this company after the presence of the president. and be producing more now than in the year second, we are going to be able to increase the melting sequences of the company to 9 daily sequences. now the same workers say that we are keeping our word with our martyred president. when we have a role model like our martyred president, w

the workers of jahanarai steel industrial complex in khorramshahr read surah for president shahid hamad before entering the workplace. this complex is one of the destinations of mr. raisi's provincial trips to khuzestan province year 1400 the first provincial trip of the martyred president. that day, the workers were welcomed and were happy to express their pain and problems directly and face to face with the head of the 13th government. now we want you, not just me, but many of the children of khormesh. we only want employment. let's work ourselves and collect money ourselves. mr. n. foulad promised that all the people here are natives, but now, thank god, all the people here are from khorramshahr and abadani, and they are making a living from here. it reached production and now we are seeing the results, the company is producing, the rest of the officials should have the air of the workers like jesus and take care of the problems of the workers. the way workers want the next president to continue. navid salemzadeh of khorramshahr radio and television news agency. the body of security martyr ebrahim marmzi was buried in sosangerd tshii city and in his hometown

steel industry.: ok, vice president biden, your response. mr.rkey. there's a re■gas it. he doesn't want to talk about the substantive issues. it's not aboutis family. it's about your family and your family is hurting badly. if you're making less than -- if you're a middle-class family, you're getting you're sitting at thetable this can't get new tires, they're bald, but we have to wait another month or s are we going to be able to pay the mortgage? or who is going to telhe cannot community college? those are the decisions you're families. like the one i grew up with. they are in trouble. we should be but that's the last thing he wants to talk about. ms. welker: i want to talk about nort#h korehla olitical statement. let's get off this china thing, then he looks to family and around typical politician. president trump: that's why i got elected. let's get off thbj china and let's stop talking about sitting around the table. c'mon, joe, you canhat. korean leader kim jong-un three times. you talked about your beautiful letters from him. you touted t

steel manufacturers association, can balance the market of this product. all six candidates of the presidential election have campaign programs in the national media today. mr. saeed jalili in the political round table program from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on c-sima channel by mr. mustafa pourmohammadi, on the first page program from 5:00 p.m. on khabar channel, by mr. masoud bizikian, on the program with people from 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on sima, mr. seyed amir hossein ghazizadeh hashemi in the cultural round table program from 19:00 to 20:30 on channel two , mr. alireza zakani in the weejeh habari talk show from 22:00 to 225:00 on khabar and mr. mohammad baqer ghalib in the economic round table program from 22:45 until the 24th , they will express their views on one sima channel. fall ceremony the event a special madman ceremony was held by neko hadesh pirgholaman hosseini of tehran province. in this ceremony, 14 veterans of seyyed al-shahda assembly were honored with habib badge. even though his back was bent and he was old, he said that he was not tired of working in imam hossein's apparatus. i was a servant of ahl al-bayt since my youth. how old is haja

thank you again mr. president. colleagues, today this council sent a clear message to from us accept the cease fire deal on the table is rarely israel has already agreed to the steel and the fighting could stop today. if for moss would do the same. i repeat, the fighting could stop today. this council and countries across the region in the world have endorsed disagreement. i'm us can now see that the international community is united. united behind a deal that will save lives and help palestinian civilians in gaza start to rebuild and hill united behind that deal. that will re unite the hostages with their families after 8 months in captivity. united behind a deal that would lead to a more secure is role and unlocked the possibility of more progress, including calm along israel's northern border with lab or not. we cannot forget these re lease displays from their homes and northern israel. and the threat from this by of these attacks from terrace groups back by rod must stop they, they have to stop colleagues to cease for our deal will pay the way toward an enduring cessation of hostilities and a better future for all as president biden. acknowledge just the other

mr. lichfield: thank you very much indeed. the u.s., to give it has lifted the 2-3-2 quotas on steel and aluminum that ukraine was -- like manyies, some are actually quite jealous that ukraine is one of the only countries that's received this favor from ambassador ty who was here earlier this week. some things have been d the -- from the u.s. by market access and more to be done. a slightly cheeky remark but the quality of internet connections is pretty much the same as we can see from our ukrainian participants and you in mexico. so as far as i can tell, the internet connections in ukraine are working just fine. so very briefly, to denise, thank you for your patience, denise. if you could pick up on some of the things ed was saying to do with interest of international businesses and then we'll go straight to questions. i see three. i would like to see more, please. so askac.org for your questions. denise. >> thank you. i appreciate the opportunity. so i would like to talk -- crucial things that are important not only for the ukraine or ukraine but for the citizens for international partners and investors and everybody. and i

mr. pelosi. now, the prosecution used their last moments, with the jury replaying body camera footage of that moment. david depape struck paul pelosi on the head with that steelurors, they deliberated for about 2.5 hours today and will resume on thursday at the hall of justice. stephanie sierra, abc seven news. >> tomorrow is summer solstice, the day with the longest amount of daylight. and while it's something that happens every year, this year will be the earliest in 228 years. that's due to the slight difference in the length of time it takes for the earth to journey around the sun, compared to our gregorian calendar, the solstice occurs at 1:50 p.m. our time tomorrow. so whether you plan to sip champagne or make s'mores over a bonfire at the beach this year, there's a reason to celebrate a little bit more this fall. >> san francisco voters will get a chance to help enshrine abortion rights in the city. yesterday mayor london breed introduced a ballot measure called the san francisco reproductive freedom act. it includes protections for abortion services and reproductive care. it also makes sure makes sure jurisdictions outside california will not have acc

mr. pelosi. now, the prosecution used their last moments, with the jury replaying body camera footage of that moment. david depape struck paul pelosi on the head with that steels far as the timeline for the jurors, they deliberated for about 2.5 hours today and will resume on thursday at the hall of justice. stephanie sierra abc seven news. >> juneteenth is happening tomorrow, but the alameda county board of supervisors used today to pay tribute. it honored carol h. williams for her work in the community, as well as her successful business career. >> entrepreneurs. we've got millions of them out here, but in order to be a great entrepreneur, you got to learn how to be a great employee, because at the end of the day, that's what it takes. >> williams launched her oakland based advertising firm in 1986 and has worked with numerous big name companies throughout the years. in honor of juneteenth, the national park service is waiving entry fees, but you'll still have to pay for things like parking. the east bay regional park district is marking the holiday with a free park day. it's waiving the fees on things like parking dogs, horses, fishing and boat launching.

mr. pelosi. now, the prosecution used their last moments with the jury replaying the body camera footage showing the moments david depape struck paul pelosi on the head. with that steel hammer. now, as far as the timeline for the jury, we know they deliberated today for about 2.5 hours and just moments ago they have left for the day. so we are expecting a possible verdict on thursday when court resumes. >> okay, stephanie, thanks very much. stephanie sierra reporting alameda county prosecutors appear to have jotted down homophobic slurs during jury selection in at least two capital murder cases. that's according to notes uncovered in a court ordered review of the county's murder convictions following allegations of discrimination against black and jewish jurors. a coalition of groups shared the new information on the steps of the alameda county courthouse in oakland. they're demanding 35 people convicted of murder in the county be resentenced. the allegations were uncovered by alameda county district attorney pamela price's office. >> these practices indicates that they were either accepted or outright encouraged. this level of prosecutorial misconduct in search of c

steele text where he says i have a few things i'd like to say. >> he said you know, i'm going to say my piece. you been acting real crazy, mr.nt. everyone is acting -- they're trying to force it into this normal space and somehow now you have, you know, an individual who has been convicted by a jury of his peers on 34 accounts. it wasn't like it was 17 out of 34 or 5 out of 34. it was all 34 counts. and yet people, and particularly those inside my party right now who are absolutely the worst at this -- and it's frustrating to listen to marco rubio, especially someone like marco rubio who served as a state elected official and is now a federal officer elected official, who sits there and is dividing the system the way he is. he knows better. and that, for me, is the worst part. so the question is how do we then shake people to understand this is not normal and that, to your point, donald trump will be on the ballot this november because our constitution does not kick him off. so we now have even more of a civic responsibility to assess whether or not you want to put a convicted individual in the presidency. and what does that

israeli although mr biden said this was an israel , ., ,., , ., i think the white house now will be working on a strategy to try and put more pressure on the israelis to accept a steelf the region desperately want this deal to work, most of the world wants it to work, and certainly us officials will be hoping that will be the case. does the us still have that leverage with benjamin netanyahu? we saw that leveraged come to play last month when in an interview with cnn, president biden announced he had paused one major shipment of heavy weapons to the israelis, and the others were under review. that followed on from a phone call between the two leaders, they haven't seen eye to eye on a lot of things since the conflict started, in which president biden gave the israelis an ultimatum, saying you have to provide concrete steps to improving the humanitarian situation in gaza, otherwise us policy might change. we saw this shipment of heavy weapons, which can be used in population centres, such as rafah, those are now on pause, several of them. although america remains israel's greatest ally, the largest supplier of weapons, that has been increasing frustration with the wa

steel for construction. but their dad was not all business all the time. >> in the traditionally motherly roles he wasn't afraid to be mr. mom. >> reporter: the mueller kids said their parents fit one another perfectly. >> you make a point of every night, to try to do something nice for her. >> he was so proud of her. they talked all the time. any type there was a disagreement about the dishes weren't done. they would talk about it until they were completely resolved and the next second, they would be all over each other and perfectly happy again. >> reporter: it was a happy weekend at the mueller's colorado cabin. may 3rd, 2008. now that leslie was no longer working she was spending more time up here. that saturday, the spring day was sunny. the high altitude air still chilled. morning began with chores. >> i think we were unloading some hay. doing stuff like that around the house. >> so was this a typical weekend in colorado? >> yeah. >> it was just alex, then, 14, up with his parents on this trip. >> reporter: that afternoon the three went to mass in town. later after a snack, his parents suggested they cap off the d

steel and manufactured projects have not changed but we continue to be ready to work on whether its waivers or policy guidance to make sure our projects sponsors understand what's required. >> thank you, mr. secretary, one of those cost effective government industry partnerships for taxpayers is the faa contract dollar program. there are 264 airports in the program including this flow county effort to my district at this critical air safety program supports general aviation operations, dod flight training operation military readiness, commercial air service and flight schools across the country. what assurances can you give us that contract towers will be a high priority for dod and faa. >> was this is an important part of our national aviation system. there's a total of two water 63 contract towers towers in the program. i would note as one indication of the importance we place on them at the president fiscal fil year 25 budget request seeks $256 million to fund that program. it includes measures to try to cover the cost of growth that has taken place, fainter contract prices escalated about 22% from 2020 to december last you. >> thank you very much. i yield back. >> the gentleman yield

steel does? research and development funding, the agencies need to continue to advance the state of engineering, thank you. >> shameless plug noted. mr. bhatt. >> thank you, madam chair. i would end where i started, i've been around a number of these bridge disasters or disasters and the confidence i feel that this response, whether unified command or army corps or coast guard, federal highways, i feel like it has been such exemplary response and message to send to the american people, when disaster h strikes, the government is there working in close coordination with the private sector. i appreciate a g lot of russian from the majority around the funding of the bridge, i appreciate their concern for fully funding it open to looking at the different methodologies they brought forward. i would highlight from the federal highway perspective, there is $3.7 billion, including the bridge of unmet need across the country in red states and the states, e.r. program has designated we want to follow the law. it does not matter the color of the state, we will show and make sure funding is available for your programs across the country. >> thank

steel and manufactured projects have not changed but we continue to be ready to work on whether its waivers or policy guidance to make sure our projects sponsors understand what's required. >> thank you, mr. secretary, one of those cost effective government industry partnerships for taxpayers is the faa contract dollar program. there are 264 airports in the program including this flow county effort to my district at this critical air safety program supports general aviation operations, dod flight training operation military readiness, commercial air service and flight schools across the country. what assurances can you give us that contract towers will be a high priority for dod and faa. >> was this is an important part of our national aviation system. there's a total of two water 63 contract towers towers in the program. i would note as one indication of the importance we place on them at the president fiscal fil year 25 budget request seeks $256 million to fund that program. it includes measures to try to cover the cost of growth that has taken place, fainter contract prices escalated about 22% from 2020 to december last you. >> thank you very much. i yield back. >> the gentleman yield