. >> ms. yu: i think you can uncover a lot of this through user testing with people who are blind. my only thing is please pay your user testers. that's all. >> okay. >> ms. senhaux (chair): thank you. any questions from staff? >> nicole: thank you for being here, emily. i'm very sorry that our colleague maria could not join. i think there are other questions, but i think it would be good to, maybe collect those and help get some of these other questions. one comment that i have -- and again we're happy to work with your team -- when you were talking about the slide that is not rolled out yet on the different disability categories that you're asking the agencies to account for, i guess my question is, let's see if i can be as succinct as possible -- if the unit has not been identified as a communication or mobility unit, are agencies still listing particular features? and what i mean to say is this, there is a certain number of units that we need to, by law, set aside for folks with mobility disabilities that have specific requirements and communication units, which are specifically

. >> chair peskin: thank you, ms. yu. madam clerk, we are waiting on the fire clerk for item 7 and i do not see him in the audience, so would you take items 8 and 9 together? >> clerk: item 8 is the intention of the board of supervisors to order vacation in the streets of india basin street. item number 9 is an ordering of the vacation in the streets of india basin streets, authorizing the city to quitclaim its interest, affirming appropriate findings, and authorizing official acts in connection with the ordinance. >> chair peskin: mr. chury on behalf of the department of economic and workforce development, if you would like to tell us about the vacation and the exchange and the conveyance, the floor is yours. >> thank you, chair peskin. my name is jonathan cherry, and i'm with the office of economic and workforce development. i'm here to describe these two pieces of legislation. i'll start by providing just a brief background and then i can explain how today's legislation fits into the india basin project. the board of s

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ms. ingraham made tonight on fox news. >> yeah, just to put it in brackets, that was former deputy attorney general john yu who said out loud, quote, i find that astounding and some people might call that espionage. so, anita kumar, let's talk about those senate republicans for a moment. a lot of them are in a box. some of them are in a vice. again, this is a tellable story. mueller came and went. no one reads the report, but give people a phone call with understandable white hats and black hats and language and this is a story the democrats hope they can tell. >> right. they're very uncomfortable with this as you said. and, you know, the resolution that jonathan mentioned that even though it was watered down, you had some people onboard with that and they're saying, well, there's no need for that now because the house is going to vote and it was all about the vote for them. so, yes, i mean, they have to sort of figure out what to do. they're trying to keep their heads down but the president really won't let them. he is pushing them to support him even though he's come out and said exactly what the democrats are saying whic