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any other comments or questions? comments or questions from the public? hearing none, calling the question. all in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? thank you, the motion carries. item v, requesting authorization to renew the grant agreement with the glide foundation for the provision of meal services and program security for department of aging and adult services clients, during the period of july 1, 2018 through june 30, 2019, in the amount of $1,570,634 plus a 10% contingency for a total grant amount not to exceed $1,727,698. welcome linda lau. >> good morning, commissioners and director mcspadden. my name is linda lau, the lead nutritionist with the office on the aging. i'm presenting in front of you the recommendations to renew the contract for imlied for two programs for one year from july 1st, 2018, to june 30t june 30th, 2019. for the amount as stated. the meals program provides three meals a day and the majority of the clients at glide serves are low-income and homeless folks. and included with this budget is the $183,000 and change for the security

maybe people that you know a little bit or go to church with or complete strangers. or those groups you don't contact anybody. that really it is about connectivity to get people to understand their vote matters. and with the statehouse races in the senate winning by to vote thinking about the three things of each organization as they can better collaborate with you then you can help us do our job better to people so if you can tell us what you have seen that bb we could do a little better collaborate and i love hearing that. >> i think there is a tremendous opportunity for the administrator to leverage not just a platform of social yet but the array of messengers available to carry that information to the people. the structure of elections is different in every state. whether you are a college student or military or moving in 20 states, figuring out where you need to go for the information that you need is very intimidating so having election officials not take advantage of those media platforms to be more available with those scenic route messages for information th

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or excess capacity. so they can hear cases from other cases, and it's relatively easy to do with vtc. third, we're changing the infrastructure and that's primarily moving to an electronic-based system to make it faster and easier for judges to get through cases. we're working with our partners, which is primarily department of homeland security. they have their own sort of case completion issues, their own priorities. and we're working with them to not get swamped in something they're going to do. and lastly, we're doing a top to bottom we view inside the agency. all of our policies, guidance, regulations, everything that we do, every process that we have has been subject to a strict review over the past six months to a year. we're looking for ways to be able to be more efficient. obviously we safeguard due process, but the two are not mutually exclusive. we feel we can be both efficient and maintain due process and we're taking as many steps as we can to ensure that's going to happen. >> as i mentioned,

or treat them like a direct examination or treat it like a cross-examine. president clinton, i treated like a cross examination. >> does that original lie still count as perjury? >> it is tricky. two different federal perjury statutes and under one of them, if you come in and recant before you are charged, it can be a defense and also, people at the grand jury are told, if you misremember something, or need to change your testimony, you can contact the prosecutor. it is difficult to charge and convict somebody for perjury. it has got to be clear-cut. there is a thing called true but misleading statement. something that is literally true even if it is misleading is not perjury. >> if the president were to lie to mueller in a voluntary interview which in and of itself were to be a crime, could that end up with the president being compelled to testified before a grand jury. >> i think the president could be compelled to testify in front of a grand jury as a general matter. the presidents are not above the wall and certainly mueller can issue a subpoena. i don'

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is too broad or is exploring a range of interests or inquiries that he considers misdirected or inside the department of justice and the fbi. some of that is public relations tactics and some of it is his genuine disturbance that this is overshadowing his presidency. politicalnational correspondent for the hill joining us, alexis simendinger. and jennifer shutt is from roll call and reports on budget and appropriations matters. from florida, republican line. caller: good morning. one gentleman, the one before the last caller, he was talking about guns and why president trump doesn't do something about it. ok, whydering now, congress or why the people of the country do not really go to were the source of the problem is, and it is not guns and not the police and not the schools and not the government, but parents do nothing to care anymore. the kids are running the streets or they are raising themselves, actually. they commit crimes all over this country, and the law does not do anything because they are considered minors. but when these children are going and killing children, ok, it al

education or taxation or whatever, that people are expected to vote for people by race? >> i don't believe that is an assumption. one of the fun fundamental requires in a vote die luigs case is show that there are racially polarized voting and that doesn't exist everywhere but writ does exist, section 2 tech deraiseed and racially poorlyized voicing refers to members of a racial group that tend to voting to for the same candidate. >> i think that's a very inappropriate assumption, maybe we should look at the law sometimes because i would hope there are lot of americans who just go to he polls and vote for someone other than the same racial background. thank you for -- >> they yields back. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. >> i read your written festival you seem to be saying that you will not answer congress' questions. let me certain -- certain questions. let me read what you said. i will be enable to knock any statements today beyond those in the department's letter for other publicly available information. you claim you cannot answer our questions because the

baited or fed.t only a binary choice between feed or ignore. there is also context here. because the very sul cure and language of our politics is changing. it was all way back in 1962 that daniel bor is stein wrote a book about pseudoevents in america, arguing politicians were improving their propaganda but confusing the public on the difference between actual developments and the manufactured content posing as a development. you know that once described an emerging tactic. now it feels like our entire pseudoreality. i am joined by the author of the book "twol nation" and jess mcintosh. >> it's one of the things, trolling has risen on the right i would argue completely taken over the rhetoric is they've lost the argument in a lot of ways. you know, they don't want to have real debates. they don't want to have these kind of interesting debates that you say we've lost in our politics. they want instead to have a bunch of spectacles. they are all about emotion. they're into the about rationality. they

lyft or are uber or lyft drivers. in the same way, you can actually send a message to bird and lime and spin that when you go out with your procurement tomorrow, may 1st, as your commission votes on division two, that you will not reward the bad actors. had this been in our shop, we would figured that out when i gave you that warning about jump and uber. so i just want to get that off my chest. done. >> supervisor tang: all right. now. i'm wondering if we can hear about some of the process improvements that mta is proposing. supervisor peskin and safai owe us dinner for how long we're here. >> i just want to say i concur fully with that. if we missed the opportunity on that one specific issue, it will come up again, and we're fully committed to making these permit conditions. we learn from each successive one to make it as strong as possible to protect the city and the people that we serve. so tom mcguire is going to make a presentation quickly speaking to the comment amendments and then some comment on the legislatio

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the can be used to persuade people in a political campaign for or against a candidate or for or against a particular issue. it also can be used for covert information operations by governments, correct? mr. wylie: all of that is correct. data is like any kind of tool. you can use it for various means. some very beneficial and legal and others not. sen. cornyn: did scl or cambridge analytica serve all comers? in other words, were you open for business to whoever wanted to purchase the services? mr. wylie: that was the impression that i got. nix was quite keen on selling contracts. however, after robert mercer put his investment into cambridge analytica, i do know that the only restriction we had was not to work with democrats. sen. cornyn:. ok. for example, fusion gps is much in the news. they provided opposition research to the dnc against the trump campaign. the data itself and the means by which you analyze and use it is pretty much agnostic, correct? you can use it for or against a political candidate, product, or for them to information campaign, like we said? mr. wylie: yes. said m

but imagine if american citizens were abducted from beaches in maine or oregon or kidnapped from their homeland. how would your people feel? that is exactly what's happening. oh, by the way, yesterday just before i came here i was with the education science minister, and today i'm going to host a dinner for minister kato who is in charge of the issue together with the abductee families. now, two leaders -- as i was about to say -- strongly agree that japan and the u.s. continue to be fully aligned on everything including things concerning north korea which seems to be the most immediate question now. we are in complete agreement, in sync on maintaining the maximum pressure against north korea and not rewarding them just because they accepted talks. my prime minister has been saying repeatedly that we have no intention to be engaged in talks for the sake of talks. talks must be necessary, indeed, but talks must be done in such a way to achieve something that we must achieve. and, you know, this includes keeping the pressure on to dismantle all their weapons of mass destruction. i repeat

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or treasury bills.u told me we were going to follow for the excess money, a treasury policy, i would say the index fund policy would work assuming it would get executed reasonably well. >> let's talk about apple. the place where you were spending the bulk of that cash that you were in the first quarter. $12 billion that $13 billion you put in that's on top of the i think $28 billion you already owned in apple as of the end of the year. >> yeah. >> that's a big chunk of that $170 billion it's the biggest stock that you own by far it already was before you bought these additional shares. 75 million shares. why? >> well, i should say in the past, plenty of times when a single stock was a bigger proportion of our total net worth. in terms of recent times well, it was a company i liked, a business i liked very much and we could buy a lot of it there are some others that are much smaller companies, we just can't buy that much. i might like them equally as well but i can't put as much money in it. but i clearl

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-- or whatever. of this thing, it began as a counter intelligence investigation. and those two questions areas right there show that that aspect of the investigation is still there. was there any american cooperation with what the russians did to influence the american political thought and the political process. >> would a special counsel of the pedigree of a bob mueller waste the president's time and waste his own time with questions like that to the president if he didn't have evidence to at least back up those questions? >> well, i think at a minimum he would have reasons to ask. one of the things that i think, bob feels as if he's got to do, when we finally get to the end of this dark cloud hanging over us, no matter which way it goes, jim, he needs to be able to say i have been exhaustive, i have looked at all potentialalities and all possibilities and not come out with a conclusion and then a question asks one or three or five weeks later and did you look here and he said well we didn't dig in

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or else. then there was conservative writer kevin williamson, formerly a never trumper at national review. he was hired in march to the atlantic. but that changed on wednesday when media matters dug up an old podcast where he described abortion as homicide and suggested it could be treated like any other crime up to and including hanging. jeffrey goldberg announced they were parting ways with williamson because, quote, the language used in the podcast was callous and violent. this runs contrary to the atlantic's tradition of respectful and well reasoned debate and the values of our workplace. millions of americans believe that abortion itself is callous and violent, most obviously to the innocent life it destroys. nevertheless, another non-liberal voice was snuffed out at yet another esteemed publication. my friends, something alarming is taking place, the free speech clause of our constitution doesn't just apply to the peach the elites deem acceptable. it supports speech that is by its nature

a or what is in the g. c.p.o. a it also does undermine the position of the united states in the world we are demonstrating that we cannot take yes for an answer and that makes it very very difficult to make credible deals with the united states. is just shooting in a silly sunday morning good morning for me kevin zero in zero forty six moscow time paris course just coming up to midnight there now and that's when the breaking news on the red tick you can see is coming from the last hour or so police say they've shot dead a nice man who were on killed a person in the opera district this late saturday evening when it happened there four others are injured two of them seriously is the latest we know security service has not yet said whether this is a terror attack and you saw it online from london taken in i mean east is not a heck of a lot more you can add to the figures that have said as we know earlier on there were there were a number of injured seems to over the last hour at least calmed down a little bit althoug

so don't block pay phones or newspaper racks or trash cans. and i guess that's the last on this list. we're working on some more technical side of those details like within 5-feet of certain things and so forth. but the plain language version that we're working on to try and make it clear to people who are parking the scooters where we expect to see scooters so that people can get around safely. that's all i have in the way of slides. i'm, of course, happy to take questions. but i think we were talking about maybe giving the other folks a chance to chat first and then do all the questions together. >>> yes, that's correct. what we're gonna do is we'd like to hear from lime, spin and the third company you mentioned? bird, all right. so which one of you would like to go first? we'll just take all three of you. >>> good afternoon, my name is megan colford and i am the community affairs manager for lime. thrilled to be here today, thank you so much. i've brought my notebook here and i've brought my colleague liz caesar. we're really hopeful that t

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so we are able to give them corn or beans or peas or syrup or sugar canes or fruit because we worked. we were able to give them meat because we raised the hogs. so what he taught us was we had an obligation to do well so that we could do good, particularly for others. so i could not call that fair. i think my grandfather was probably one of the most compassionate people i've ever known because he always told us the truth. he always told us the truth about life and he was -- so i asked my brother. my brother unfortunately died 18 years ago jogging. a year and four months younger and he and i grew up with my grandparents. and i asked him when we were in our 40's, we were very close, and i said, do you think -- my grandfather when we went to live with him in 1955 said, i will never tell you to do as i say. i will always tell you to do as i do. watch me. and so i asked my brother years later after my grandfather was long gone, was he ever a hypocrite? and my brother said, absolutely not. that he lived up to that. think about that. would you set yourself up as the model and the example to

or e.c. order and parliamentarism of the council of europe to monitor the elections in turkey every single elections when there is a local elections actually council of europe it again or observes the elections last year some of the members of this at the committees unfortunately participated to campaign or. prop ekk party d.p. including under who go who is a german policy you don't like what they say you accuse them of being pro peace or play saw the observers should be or projective and ballasts they cannot take a site they can not part i also observe elections in many countries during my years at the council of europe so. should be objectively and balanced we can not take a site we cannot participate the campaigns of any political party and no less than before the result you want there going to be by an abortion your call go out if you participated in propaganda you are biased if you support the p.k. k. you are terror supporter very clear thank you mr very much for being on congress on . m

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so i would like to see construction limited in some way or stopped or give us a break. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. do any of my colleagues have any questions for the presenters. i was going to ask some questions of some of the city departments that are here, but if you have questions before i do that? so i do see -- are you... >> we'd just like to submit some additional materials after the hearing's over, after the hearing's over. >> clerk: you can submit it to me. >> okay. thank you. >> supervisor sheehy: okay. do we have -- i saw someone get up. >> supervisor fewer: i just have one question that is, so have these tenants -- have you been hearing that tenants have been seeing any benefits from paying these rent increases? i notice that these rent increases that we have on our thing from green tree, these are all bond pass throughs. if we seen the tenant seeing any upgrades, meaning an upgrade in living? >> i can tell you, one capital improvement project that they did was to rip out all the windows in our entire building and replace them with exactly the same kind of windows. du

china or the u.s. and there is unfortunately the answer to that so far is not really europe has been too weak and that's why we end up being beaten on the head sometimes by the chinese . sometimes the american and that's got to stop otherwise we're going to lose european voters psychology also comes into play here and to some extent it was easier to accept that kind of system when it was represented by the charming smile of barack obama as opposed to you know being represented by the obvious rudeness of donald trump you're right you're right and what they of started in shown is that this is not does not date from from trump is sort of more extreme and spectacular and so on but you know serve been. dozens of companies that have been fined in europe in france in germany holland mostly european companies very few chinese. no indian. very few american targeting a european competitor and doing it in a systematic fashion as soon as they don't comply and so you get punished and that has to do with. banks insu

a virus minister or director general or a c.e.o. of a company this is more important for them them how they should dress either to cover their heads or to cover the rest of their bodies so i think this issue should be considered as it is you should not look at it from a cultural bias or culture and why much is different from card to either a knee and even before islam. the iranian women are very much covered so why are so this is a cultural issue. we cannot formulate one prescription and impose it to war all countries are. well mr larijani you just said that we cannot formulate one prescription for all but i would argue that this is exactly what iran is doing at the moment one prescription for all women regardless of their cultural or religious background or of that preferences anyway i earlier this month a woman who removed her house karf and public was sentenced to two years in prison for attempting according to the prosecutor to encourage moral corruption and through the removal of the hip hop and public now you cannot see me rig

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to board staff during a break or after the meeting or call or visit the board office. we are located at 1650 mission street, room 304. this meeting is broadcast live on sf govtv, cable channel 78, and will be rebroadcast on fridays at 4:00 p.m. on channel 46. dvd's are available for purchase on sfgov. now we will swear in any members of the public who wish to testify. if you intend to testify at any of tonight's proceedings and wish to have the board give your testimony evidenceary weight, please stand if able and say i do after you are sworn or affirmed. do you swear or affirm that your testimony will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? okay. thank you. okay. we will move onto item one. it's a special item tonight. we have special presentations by the fire department, department of public health and san francisco public works on how each department reviews applications for the mobile food facility permits, so please approach and identify yourself. >> good evening, president fung, vice president swig and fellow commissioners. an lazarus, bobbie ho

her or his host countries these are the agreements it can happen but if you are offering a clearing or we had we didn't offer an i am telling you that there are agreements no no no no give us about i give you the quote this is how you are interpreted and we have we have never been in this kind of bargaining with any country my friend and only sometimes the intelligence is actually walked together to. diet some terrorists or when there is a serious situation this is a kind of cooperation between the countries but pastor is has been detained he has not been charged but there are serious accusations you read the indictment and you can see yourself what kind of if you show how the next year minister let's talk about syria you're playing you said a leading role in the political process with syria you therefore have to take some of the blame for the fact that this process has got precisely nowhere has it geneva a stand such as the russians have allowed president assad to basically keep winning the war and have cemented his position you said you wanted assad out you're further away from achie

smart or to dis-arranged. they described walking a tight rope of being assertive but not to assert. they had to fight. one patient explained you have to tread rather softly because once you antagonize them it is not certain you are any better off. the exhausting balancing act extended to also have a look. to put together and they had a harder time being perceived as seriously ill. many of the women reported feeling as though they needed to adjust how they dress like you always look so healthy coming from the doctors. she recalls her mother saying not to wear make up to the doctor. they have a strong beautiful healthy bias especially when it comes to women. in 1996 is that a show patient's judge attractive or perceived by the doctors to be experiencing less pain. a finding that held only for the female patients. while those with unexplained pain conditions face especially uphill battles and attempting to be a credible patient, woman with many kinds of chronic pain complained that healthcare providers do not tru

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or he could be indicted after he was no longer in office, either because he is impeached or his term ended. >> chris, let me give you the final word here. weigh in on what charlie what outline willing about mueller's potential options. i mean, it does seem as though the strategy here from the president and his legal team is to muddy the waters so much that each if there is a direct conclusion from this investigation that condemns the president in some way, half the country doesn't believe it. >> exactly right. i think the president and his team's strategy is to try to win in the public rather than in the courts. we have seen this. the pushing the false narratives or manipulated truths to muddy the water so no one is sure what to believe. inthis might fall apart ultimately because we don't know really where the mueller investigation is or what they do know. we found out a lot of revelations in the past two or three weeks where it turns out the mueller team was on to something six months ago and you know, and we are just finding out about it. in the delay in terms of the pace of the in

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british government or british him. to two of delusion as for the policy in a fall what they have done second at that time in one hundred years ago there was a talk about two two states two four two nations what we have today is an apartheid state. one state one people controlling the other one preventing an assurance of the other people to have their independence freedom and dignified life or to decide for their civility i think it is shameful and it is unacceptable. finally there was obviously control of a sea joining the syria war about how masses position some claiming you supported israeli backed rebels in syria no doubt you will reject those accusations today do you support iran in terms of the iran deal when once you are fighting iran defacto in syria i think this is not just to define or describe the situation of two thousand and eleven in this very blow this black white situation i think we didn't support one but it against the other party our men struggle. against the occupation our main issue is palestine and

social democrats or how many. i remember we're talking about that goes on in the early no no this is. right that's the developers of the interview and you agreed to answer questions on i mean exactly but they want to compare as a situation we have at least through the european public school culture because our media wants to become more democratic country one more european by essence so we can think left european experience you can say that you could have around of political negotiations just in front of the camera having a live stream because it's impossible you can have statements in front of the camera you can have a live stream when you are delivering a press conference but nothing too serious that i should just after all these years yes you have you built up an enormous network of patronage with an elite that this still feasting off the massive corruption that your party embedded to many early too many vested interests too many people with too much to lose these people are going to start very very shoaling th

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there is a reaction or sometimes there are great impulses to make students lives better or safer, but they do fall into a category of an overreaction so many laws get struck down when they are scrutinized carefully. >>> going back to the case that we are celebrating here, everyone has their own answer, what was the point of this ad? what was the point of this satire? who was it aimed at? was it aimed at advertising? was it aimed at falwell or his mother? was it aimed is trying to be as outrageous as possible for the sake of outrageousness? does anyone have thoughts on that? >>> i do not know enough about the background, but was fault will a big critic of hustler? presumably he was because of the nature of what they did. i think he was just trying to stick it to them, as we say. >> that makes it even worse from a legal point of view because the name was to inflict emotional distress which is the name of it. that makes it better that the right side won so to speak. does anyone have any other thoughts on the purpose of the ad? >> if you take larry flynt at his word in the deposition that