newhouse seagle. >> i'm hearing-impaired. for some reason, next time i do something in this room, i will adjust my hearing aid better. you can hear me, i'm sure. good morning supervisors and thank you so much for considering me for this very important assignment and brand new commission. i'm very excited about it. i have served on several different government commissions and boards and i've been involved with them during periods of transition, we hired new executive directors and new leadership. i'm prepared for this. i want to thank supervisor chan for your comments two weeks ago, for saying that i had your quote, actually here. i thought it was better that i can ever say. you said that i basically was on the ground, saw things and kept the project moving without holding it up, and made sure that after questions, made observations and didn't hold up the project. i hope i can stem with that same commendation when this is all over. infrastructure couldn't be more that holds the city together when we need more housing. thank yo

newhouse, lynne new newhouse-segal and i know her work, and knowing her work and her involvements, and making sure how we preserve the characters and the history of the area of the civic center historic district. but at the same time, being able to move a project forward and that is some impressive experience. and, of course, ms. lauren post, thank you so much for willing to continue and to provide your service to the city. it's an impressive resume. with that i am in support of all three appointments. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you. seeing no additional speakers here at the board, i would like to do a little housekeeping, which is to make a motion on item number 3 to remove the word "rejects" and "rejecting" from that so it reads "approving" and "approves" on. ."on that motion to approve ms. post, a roll call please. >> clerk: yes, on that motion [roll call] the motion passes without objection. >> chair peskin: then to make a multifaceted motion to continue item number 2 to our meeting of june 6th, and send items 1 and 3 with recommendation as committee reports to the full boar

newhouse seagle. >> i'm hearing-impaired.ime i do something in this room, i will adjust my hearing aid better. you can hear me, i'm sure. good morning supervisors and thank you so much for considering me for this very important assignment and brand new commission. i'm very excited about it. i have served on several different government commissions and boards and i've been involved with them during periods of transition, we hired new executive directors and new leadership. i'm prepared for this. i want to thank supervisor chan for your comments two weeks ago, for saying that i had your quote, actually here. i thought it was better that i can ever say. you said that i basically was on the ground, saw things and kept the project moving without holding it up, and made sure that after questions, made observations and didn't hold up the project. i hope i can stem with that same commendation when this is all over. infrastructure couldn't be more that holds the city together when we need more housing. thank you, do you have any quest

everybody who watched him on the show newhouse smart he was and how incredibly gracious he was.ark of a really good human, is somebody who treats people who are not as big or important or famous as they are with respect and reverence. if you walked into this building and watched how he treated every single person, from desk assistants to interns, you would know what a good person this was. judy: he enjoyed conversation with every person and could bring out the best in everyone. >> he was a good reporter, too. >> he saw the good in politics and in people. >> we do not pick favorites in politics or sports teams, but i have to make my own tribute to the great mark shields. >> our mutual favorite. >> thank you both. judy: thank you, lisa. we love that boston red sox cap. we will have full live coverage of the january 6 hearings tomorrow where the focus is expected to be on the pressure former president trump but on state election officials to change election results. that starts at 1:00 p.m. eastern on pbs. ♪ judy: we want to devote the rest of the program to the memory of our dear

newhouse kron four's will tran is live in san francisco wnth more. hi, will. >> i'm outside thrive city. this might be the first time chase center is hosting an nba finals. but this is not the first rodeo for coach kerr or the warriors. how about this? 6 times in 8 seasons, the golden state warriors have been in the nba finals and that ties michael jordan and the chicago bulls of the 90's. so not bad company whatsoever. they are getting ready for about 9 hours away from tipoff the warriors. they have been undefeated at home 9 and oh, it's going to cost you plenty, right? so i don't even have to tell you. but if you want to come down and have that festive feel about thrive city, they will have that available for you as well. you can see there's a big center right there. come on down. you can enjoy with thousands of fellow fans as well. the warriors, these should win. you don't know until you play the game, throughout some numbers for you about this 9, 0, at home during the post season and this this postseason coach kerr is 4, 1, in nba finals for the

. >> but washington republican senator dan newhouse is encouraging his colleagues to do both.can no longer continue to kick this can down the road. >> we have to have a permanent solution signed in to law in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> it's now been more than 3 months since governor newsom and democratic leaders promised to send relief to californians in response to rising gas prices and inflation. >> the governor and legislative leaders are still at odds and the best way to send direct payments while republicans continue their push for a gas tax suspension. kron four's ashley zavala explains how soon a deal could be reached. another day and still no deal on those relief efforts here at the state capitol. all sides of this issue have said they wanted to get something done quickly. but republicans continue to criticize the slow negotiations between democrats. >> meanwhile, governor newsom's administration says it's aiming to have this settled by the end of the month. >> 100 days is far too long. 100 cones set up at the state capital to mark the number of days since gover

impeach donald trump and we've got august 2nd we've got three of them on the ballot, including dan newhouse in washington state. liz cheney, you look at the tom rice thing, keeping your head down, keeping it local, you have to do something. you can't just wait, we saw that with tom rice. you have to trying to do something but i would not be optimistic. if you're liz cheney, i think liz cheney has made her peace with the fact that she's unlikely to come back to congress. her being on the committee, the january 6 committee, her prominence on that committee, what she said during the three public hearings we had, you know, i think she's looking at the future, whether that's a presidential race. she's looking at a different republican party than the current republican party because in the current republican party we're debating what percentage of the vote is liz cheney going to lose by not is liz cheney going to lose. >> it's fascinating especially this group text that they are all on. a group text with the impeachment ten. melanie zanona and chris, thank you so much. >>> a preliminary report on

the cost of a newhouse from him -- new house from him or that he sees has gone up over 25% in the last year. we look at interest, which has to be eaton by landlords or a person buying a house, that's gone up from 2.5% on a house to 4.5% in a year. that doesn't sound like any 5.5% to me. you look at anecdotally how much rent has gone up, you look at assessments, how much they've gone up on property taxes, in wisconsin i'm told it's not unusual to see 10% to 20% increases in assessments. so the 8.3% when politicians talk about thisle.3% -- this 8.p% figure, i think it's higher than that. there's no way the cost of housing and rentals in this country has gone up only 5.5% in the last year. i've also had the pleasure to talk to people in the automobile industry. the official numbers say used cars have gone up 16.1% in the last year. ha. where are you going to find that? people i know in the automotive industry, the automotive retail industry, talk about used cars going up 30% or 40% in the last year. so, first of all, we ought to be honest with the american people. when we talk about infla

. >> item 60 is motion to approve the mayor's nomination for the appointment of lynn newhouse segal tossion for a term ending july 2, 2026. >> president walton: thank you. and seeing no one on the roster, we will take this item same house, same call. without objection, this motion is approved unanimously. madame clerk, please call item 61. >> item 61 is a motion appointing steven fields residency requirement waived and monique letsar, terms ending june 1, 2024 to the mental health sf implementation working group. >> president walton: thank you. seeing no one op the roster, we'll take this item same house, same call. without objection, this motion is approved unanimously. madame clerk, let's go to committee reports. item 66. item 66 and 67 were considered by the budget and appropriations committee at a special meeting on june 10, 2022. item 66 is the proposed interim budget and appropriation ordinance appropriating all estimated receipts and expenditures for the departments of the city as of june 1, 202 for the fiscal years ending june 30, 2023 and june 30, 2024. >> president walton: th

. >> item 60 is motion to approve the mayor's nomination for the appointment of lynn newhouse segal to the public works commission for a term ending july 2, 2026. >> president walton: thank you. and seeing no one on the roster, we will take this item same house, same call. without objection, this motion is approved unanimously. madame clerk, please call item 61. >> item 61 is a motion appointing steven fields residency requirement waived and monique letsar, terms ending june 1, 2024 to the mental health sf implementation working group. >> president walton: thank you. seeing no one op the roster, we'll take this item same house, same call. without objection, this motion is approved unanimously. madame clerk, let's go to committee reports. item 66. item 66 and 67 were considered by the budget and appropriations committee at a special meeting on june 10, 2022. item 66 is the proposed interim budget and appropriation ordinance appropriating all estimated receipts and expenditures for the departments of the city as of june 1, 202 for the fiscal years ending june 30, 2023 and june 30, 2024.

. >> item 60 is motion to approve the mayor's nomination for the appointment of lynn newhouse segal to the public works commission for a term ending july 2, 2026. >> president walton: thank you. and seeing no one on the roster, we will take this item same house, same call. without objection, this motion is approved unanimously. madame clerk, please call item 61. >> item 61 is a motion appointing steven fields residency requirement waived and monique letsar, terms ending june 1, 2024 to the mental health sf implementation working group. >> president walton: thank you. seeing no one op the roster, we'll take this item same house, same call. without objection, this motion is approved unanimously. madame clerk, let's go to committee reports. item 66. item 66 and 67 were considered by the budget and appropriations committee at a special meeting on june 10, 2022. item 66 is the proposed interim budget and appropriation ordinance appropriating all estimated receipts and expenditures for the departments of the city as of june 1, 202 for the fiscal years ending june 30, 2023 and june 30, 2024.