fallonst coming up, john , ceo of pearson.his is bloomberg. ♪ guy: we are awaiting the end of trading in europe, but there is only one real main market on focusing on. it has -- it is may the first so most european indices are closed. the ftse 100 has a different calendar to the rest of the continent. today we have trading. selling may down -- kind of story. view, percentage point of it is carnival, shell, and prudential seeing weakness. the point story very similar. the pound is lower and so is crude. the closes next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 30 seconds to go until the end of regular trading. the ftse 100 and 280, and the u.k. markets. the u.k. markets are open and all the others close. it has not been a positive close . we are seeing a ftse 100 that is negative and i am assuming that the other european markets will not have a positive start either to the session because the ftse 100 is down by two .5%. on the week, it is just less .1%. we are up at this point as we go into the auction. plus 0.08%. it has been a tough week f

pearson, deputy city attorney advic advised. our changes are substantive.e haven't had public comment. roll them into one. >> are mine substantive? >> your second one is. >> ms. pearson. >> i advised supervisor mandelman's amendments were not substantive. >> am sorry. my apologies. okay. i am now seeing the wisdom of supervisor mandelman's ways. supervisor preston anything to add or subtract? seeing nothing from supervisor preston. why don't we open this up for public comment. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> sorry, chair peskin. this is supervisor preston. i was bumped off a minute ago. i have called in by audio only. i wanted to clarify. >> you missed one minute of my ramblings. we are opening up for public comment. >> would you like to comment on this item number 1? >> checking for callers in the queue. >> hello, caller. >> you have 12 questions remai remaining. >> hello, caller. you have two minutes. >> i i am a resident of excels. i think this is fixing the wrong loophole. single family homes sell for less than $1 million if they haven't been renovated. tha

pearson. >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. it would make it unlawful to use it as a nondent use.ontent use is defined as renting to corporate entity or housing for ones employees or licensees or independent contractors. i do think that to the extent that the concern is raised if schools want to rent housing to their employees and to condition occupancy on continued employment as a teacher in the school, that it would be prohibited by the current draft. it makes exemptions, one of which pair peskin noted which was an exception which they are providing to the employees as condition of employment to assist with maintenance or management of the building. we have made that exception for those types of employees. to address the issue you have raised here, you could make a similar exception for the employees of schools who are providing housing for their teachers. >> thank you. through the chair, would such an amendment require this to go back to planning or delay in any way the proceeding or is that the type of amendment if we were to desire to do that we would be able to do here witho

pearson. >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. it would make it unlawful to use it as a nondent use. nontent use is defined as renting to corporate entity or housing for ones employees or licensees or independent contractors. i do think that to the extent that the concern is raised if schools want to rent housing to their employees and to condition occupancy on continued employment as a teacher in the school, that it would be prohibited by the current draft. it makes exemptions, one of which pair peskin noted which was an exception which they are providing to the employees as condition of employment to assist with maintenance or management of the building. we have made that exception for those types of employees. to address the issue you have raised here, you could make a similar exception for the employees of schools who are providing housing for their teachers. >> thank you. through the chair, would such an amendment require this to go back to planning or delay in any way the proceeding or is that the type of amendment if we were to desire to do that we would be able to do here wit

pearson. >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. it would make it unlawful to use it as a nondent use.ontent use is defined as renting to corporate entity or housing for ones employees or licensees or independent contractors. i do think that to the extent that the concern is raised if schools want to rent housing to their employees and to condition occupancy on continued employment as a teacher in the school, that it would be prohibited by the current draft. it makes exemptions, one of which pair peskin noted which was an exception which they are providing to the employees as condition of employment to assist with maintenance or management of the building. we have made that exception for those types of employees. to address the issue you have raised here, you could make a similar exception for the employees of schools who are providing housing for their teachers. >> thank you. through the chair, would such an amendment require this to go back to planning or delay in any way the proceeding or is that the type of amendment if we were to desire to do that we would be able to do here witho

. >> reporter: in pictures you can see what an adorable 8 month old lucas pearson is what you can't seee cardiovascular anomaly that puts the idaho child at risk for covid. >> i just wish they understood how scared we are. >> reporter: the parents are doing everything they can to protect their son including ordering in his supplies, thanking the delivery people who risk their lives to but through a doorbell camera, they saw a driver monica salinas do something more. >> like my gosh, she's praying. >> reporter: salinas says she just listened to her heart. >> pray they can make it through another day. >> reporter: the pearson's posted the video generating praise for salinas. >> that makes me happy. god can touch people like that. >> reporter: sometimes the most powerful messages need no words ann thompson, nbc news. >> powerful, indeed. >>> that is "nightly news" on this memorial day. we leave your with images from arlington national cemetery thank you for watching and good night. >> kelly: hey, what's up, y'all, i am here in montana sheltering in place. this is a brand-new show today, bu

pearson plasma, matter, this centre technology. —— tiesing's alma matter.pite of tiesing's shortcomings, professor liu can see promising. but she gives him a strong running. —— a strong warning. in the 19th century, wuhan was known throughout the west as a major commercial port and trading centre for tea and tobacco. due to its prime location, it later establish itself as a home to heavy industry. the recent push to establish the city as a burgeoning hub for tech companies means businesses have had to move fast to keep up. at this robotics company, an emergency meeting of senior management has been called to discuss at the status of the distillery project. with the deadline looming, xu notices something he was not expecting. it seems that his partner had been taking things into his own hands. he has been orders to continue production for another project. with the clock ticking and a senior management at odds, not only is the prompt delivery of the robot is in doubt, but the company's entire operation is called into question. beijing, capital of china and th

people used to respect somebody praise a place called rick pearson are. frankly part. of 2 other individuals. i want out this guy had guessed that the guy. this guy got to go he let me just got to go through with white house in late june he still had not individual but we. butter jelly and money she sent how low can you valley how can you i can imagine you know. it's good. that's why i work i want to remove i want to make we're going to write the right who is the real face off and sure we'd be a security police positions like we have a weapon. or would it now are we in a weapon we're in a war we have. you know. i write about it was this these times who was it was a party of. gadol you know that we just wow somewhat of a get get a it was like you know you fire hurt being a whopper why didn't you do something about you know you. know now this thing you still want out and they went to have come to come home they say oh you know you theory is that this type a book on how we have a nice life but you know we have all the fame for it on a group you wake up in the night thinki

pearson, deputy city attorney advic advised. our changes are substantive.e haven't had public comment. roll them into one. >> are mine substantive? >> your second one is. >> ms. pearson. >> i advised supervisor mandelman's amendments were not substantive. >> am sorry. my apologies. okay. i am now seeing the wisdom of supervisor mandelman's ways. supervisor preston anything to add or subtract? seeing nothing from supervisor preston. why don't we open this up for public comment. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> sorry, chair peskin. this is supervisor preston. i was bumped off a minute ago. i have called in by audio only. i wanted to clarify. >> you missed one minute of my ramblings. we are opening up for public comment. >> would you like to comment on this item number 1? >> checking for callers in the queue. >> hello, caller. >> you have 12 questions remai remaining. >> hello, caller. you have two minutes. >> i i am a resident of excels. i think this is fixing the wrong loophole. single family homes sell for less than $1 million if they haven't been renovated. tha

in a small pearson is old spruce forest they examine the soil to a depth of one and a half metres. of them as you can scoop in proof you know we can see here the various layers on the surface there are spruce needles the stuff the trees shed it's a lot sometimes 5 or 6 centimeters deep sixed and. the needles decomposed to create a layer of humus which makes the soil more acidic the winterkorn the next layer down is the mineral soil with lots of tree roots spruces have very shallow roots and can't access the water or nutrients from lower down that is a disadvantage it means the roots don't loosen the soil or create channels for the humus to trickle down so the spruce can take advantage of the benefits of this good location and importance of. nearby is a mixed forest of coniferous and deciduous trees which look big petal planted 25 years ago the fallen leaves quickly turn to humus. the soil layers here look quite different the earth is looser and crisscrossed by lots more roots. the site is this year and is it the roots are much deeper and that's typical for a forest with deciduous t

. >> the story has often been, you saw it in that pearson quote the kennedy's father was pulling the strings but that is not true. jack kennedy wanted that millet surprise, multiple times he talked about the pulitzer prize. because he had a strong desire for literary fame even though he didn't really want to do literary work he got himself the prize. in new york city, in washington dc people have been gossiping did kennedy really write that book? i wonder who really wrote that book, i wonder how much money they are getting out of those royalty checks but the pulitzer changed the equation and made it a moral question and ethical question, when i was at the kennedy library, librarians were sending him letters, schoolteachers were sent a letter saying to you really write this book and they were responding to that interview, that is not the right thing to do. >> watch sunday night at 8:00 pm eastern on c-span's q and a. television has changed since c-span began 41 years ago but our mission continues, to provide an unfiltered view of government. already this year we brought you primary el

so through the president to not treasurer, but to deputy city attorney pearson, i am now looking at the resolve provisions of this item and i know that the deputy city attorney does not like things to be done on the fly, but i think that there are a handful of words that we put in the resolve provisions at the bottom of page two and the top of page three that actually reflect the verbal representations that the treasurer just made. >> deputy city attorney pearson. >> i'm john givener, stepping in momentarily with my colleague. do you have proposed language to stick in to the top of page three there. >> through the president to deputy city attorney givener, i am formulating that language in my head as we speak. and you can help me do that. i think it is a subject two provision in the first resolve, starting at line 21 on page 2, which is the board of supervisors action of the city administrators didn't the tax collector to reopen, bla, bla, bla, on 15, may. didn'and i think we need a provd however that staff will be let through city hall or set hours until 4:00 p.m. how is that for a non

at this time, i turn it over to senator kassidy pearson >> -- senator kassidy pearson >> thank .ou -- senator kassidy pe imminently qualified. .17.lleagues recalled, in that role, he oversees many programs important to energy innovation including fossil energy, energy efficiency, and renewable energy. frankly, i say he is a fellow lsu tiger were here and bachelors and law degrees. today, his role impacts working americans across the globe. his position is that the as debbie's secretary promotes policies to rebuild our economy and to give hope to americans whose livelihoods have been affected by the coronavirus. joining, he was developing extensive experience interacting with federal agents in congress. partner that he was a managing the regulated markets of energy, infrastructure. throughout his career, mark has worked collaboratively with federal agencies to achieve important outcomes. on capitol hill, he served as chief counsel of energy and environmental issues to the u.s. house of representatives committee on energy and commerce. he secured passage of the energy policy act of 2005

of pigs attempt to liberate cuba from the government to put out castro to which journalist charles pearson esquire magazine upon hearing of this news observed i can count on the fingers of one hand the number of accounts of the bay of pigs operation since 1962 but did not also contain the word fiasco why someone in 2020 would compile a dossier on a disastrous attempt to invade cuba as part of the preparation for a commando raid into venezuela is best left to broader thinkers than i am well we here are those broad thinkers let's break down this latest attempt to remove the democratically elected leader of venezuela from office and install mr corporate democracy itself one guy though as we are joined by author and human rights attorney dan koblick m. the author and professor of latin american history from pomona college we go to go solace thank you both for joining me today thank you so there's an incredible amount to unpack with this story and not a lot of time before it's let's start with the basics down as of this broadcast who do we know where the players involved in this botched operati

seeinge changes we are from tuesday into this wednesday, chairman powell with adam posen and the pearson institute at the virtual conference today, that will galvanize global wall street. jack ablin here with us in a moment. here is ritika gupta. ritika: we are waiting to see if jerome powell gives anything up about what he will do next. he may call for congress to do more to combat the possibility of mass bankruptcies and long-lasting and a lack of enthusiasm for negative rate. administration's shrugging off comments that "we prevailed." infectious disease chief anthony found she warned communitiesned that outbreaksger of new and denied he has a confrontational relationship with president trump. the british economy is plunging into what bay -- what may be the deepest recession in three centuries. it was down 2% for the quarter and things are expected to get worse this quarter. the bank of england is forecasting a 25% contraction. amazon's delivery time is becoming normal. a list of restrictions on the amount of inventory supplies that can be sent to amazon warehouses. global news 24 hou

manager nigel pearson has stressed he won't force the group sessions on anyone who is uncomfortable.positive tests in all among premier league clubs, burnley‘s assistant manager ian woan among them. that number — from 748 tests — is less than i% and it's being seen as good news. however, it's accepted that protection from the virus cannot be guaranteed at the moment. as a medical person, my view on it is if you are looking for a completely risk—free environment for football to return, it will not return in the near future. if you are looking for a sport to return with minimal risk, then i can't think of a sport that you are doing more to reduce the risk involved for them to be able to return to the sport. meanwhile, league one clubs have been meeting again this morning to try to come to an agreement over the rest of the season. as you'd expect, the clubs aiming for promotion are keen to carry on playing — including wycombe wanderers, who are outside the play—off places only on goal difference. continuing the season from a competitive point of view, we were ready. the longer the time

joining us in the next hour, we will speak to pearson ceo john fallon to discuss the outlook and sociales' impact on its bottom line. weightiness in this first day of may. i wonder if it is just the tone from earnings season as the president is ramping up pressures on china once again, even saying that something could which, inth the debt, the words of julia coronado, is "absurd." all major indices in the s&p are lower now, led by the energy index. it is just a terrible environment for the oil companies. guy: quick look at european markets, there's only one we can talk about, and that is the ftse 100. it is down by 2.1 3%. it is may day. mostresult, we are seeing european markets closed. u.k. the exception. this is bloomberg. ♪ save hundreds on your wireless bill without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you'll only have to pay for the data you need- starting at just $12 a month. there are no term contracts, no activation fees, and no credit check on the first two lines. get a

pearson. >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. it would make it unlawful to use it as a nondent use. nontent use is defined as renting to corporate entity or housing for ones employees or licensees or independent contractors. i do think that to the extent that the concern is raised if schools want to rent housing to their employees and to condition occupancy on continued employment as a teacher in the school, that it would be prohibited by the current draft. it makes exemptions, one of which pair peskin noted which was an exception which they are providing to the employees as condition of employment to assist with maintenance or management of the building. we have made that exception for those types of employees. to address the issue you have raised here, you could make a similar exception for the employees of schools who are providing housing for their teachers. >> thank you. through the chair, would such an amendment require this to go back to planning or delay in any way the proceeding or is that the type of amendment if we were to desire to do that we would be able to do here wit

so through the president to not treasurer, but to deputy city attorney pearson, i am now looking at the resolve provisions of this item and i know that the deputy city attorney does not like things to be done on the fly, but i think that there are a handful of words that we put in the resolve provisions at the bottom of page two and the top of page three that actually reflect the verbal representations that the treasurer just made. >> deputy city attorney pearson. >> i'm john givener, stepping in momentarily with my colleague. do you have proposed language to stick in to the top of page three there. >> through the president to deputy city attorney givener, i am formulating that language in my head as we speak. and you can help me do that. i think it is a subject two provision in the first resolve, starting at line 21 on page 2, which is the board of supervisors action of the city administrators didn't the tax collector to reopen, bla, bla, bla, on 15, may. didn'and i think we need a provd however that staff will be let through city hall or set hours until 4:00 p.m. how is that for a non

my name again is jay pearson, and tonight i the honor and pleasure of sharing the stage with mr.arren walker, who serves as the current president of the ford foundation. in the interest of time and not overwhelming you with repetition on mr. walker's complishments and honorifics addressed during the introduction, i'll take a minute or so to lay out the format for tonight's event. mr. walker and i will share the stage in directed conversation for about 35 minutes. we will then entertain questions from audience members. we have mic runners who will come to you if you raise your hand, and we ask that you first stand if you're approached and that you try your best to have a concise, well formed question. thank you in advance. as discussed by dean kelly, while truthful and discussions on serious issues like inequality, injustice, supremacy oppress and domination by their very nature likely to be discomforting for some of us. we theep our exchange this evening will also be enlightening. we hope you don't miss the important message associated with this discussion. if you read the book o

we welcome the ceo and co-founder, rich pearson. great to see you. you know, i find it fascinating because i have been a fan of headspace for a couple of years now but you immediately saw that this potentially with all these lockdowns could be a massive issue and a problem, and you began offering for free to anybody who lost their job. we got 40 million of them here in the united states. what has your subscriber rate looked like since then? >> thanks for having me on the show. yeah. we have just seen a huge surge in all of our core metrics since covid hit. we have seen an increase in companies reaching out asking for our service. we have seen download rates kind of doubled and since we made it free for health care professionals and for teachers and for anyone that lost their job, we have seen hundreds of thousands of people in america signing up to get the free service just when covid hit. i think that tells you everything about the kind of mental state of america and how folks are struggling in different ways. liz: you know, in new york, we are alwa

in per day, they are becoming liberalized and someday shanghai and beijing are going to look like pearson san francisco, that's inevitable, they'll be democratic and liberal minded. that will not happen and the reputation of china is destroyed during this and now i think the general durable perception is, when is the next wuhan virus, the coronavirus number, not two or three coming out of wuhan. we would would get nine hours to san francisco, paris, the lost international credibility because they lied about every aspect of the virus, they contaminated the world health organization and lost its credibility and i don't think it's going to be a sustainable proposition for an american company to produce ampicillin only in china, i think it's going have connotations authors not national or patriotic and those won't be dirty words like they were in the past. i think things are going to change, i think that's where the chinese are so worried and that there engaged in the propaganda campaign that they whether the virus better than anybody in there helping other countries because their internation

thank you so much, miss pearson. yes, i am going to be calling these items out of order. and we'll be going into closed session to consider the settlement agreements, before considering items 5 through 8. i just wanted to explain that, like why i think this sequence is better. there are over -- there are well over 500 car rental workers represented by teamsters local 665 and 856 covered by the lease agreements ant the related legal settlements. imconcerned about what the terms of the lease agreement -- for the workers. specifically the change in terms of the agreement from the prevailing wage rate of roughly $24 to s.f.o. -- >> mr. chair, i'm sorry to interrupt. but these items are not yet called. so it might make sense for us to call the items and then have the commentary. >> thank you. okay. i'm sorry about that. mr. clerk, i guess so i will -- i do want to again -- oh, if you can call items 9 and 10 for closed session. why don't we do that first. >> clerk: we'll handle the close session items 3 agenda items 9 and 10 are two ordinances against the city of san francisco.

pearson chester in the '70s or now watching what's happening.urage us to do things like stop sharing the video. once you're informed you really have to put that down because as miss henson said we can't take care of anybody else before we take care of ourselves first. it is okay to get help. everybody needs help. we can't stress that message enough. clearly she knows i love her and i'm 100% behind what we're all trying to do with the campaign. >> thank you so much, and i hope we can talk again because this is important and it's not going away. and we need to talk about it. thank you. we'll be right back. >> thank you so much, anderson. >> we'll be right back for some final thoughts. >>> i wanted to end tonight where you started, anderson, with a number. it's still hard to believe that 100,000 people have died in the united states of a disease none of us had even heard of just a few months ago. and now 1 in 7 americans know someone who's died of this. i know people who have died of this disease, some very close to me. others patients being cared

so through the president to not treasurer, but to deputy city attorney pearson, i am now looking at the resolve provisions of this item and i know that the deputy city attorney does not like things to be done on the fly, but i think that there are a handful of words that we put in the resolve provisions at the bottom of page two and the top of page three that actually reflect the verbal representations that the treasurer just made. >> deputy city attorney pearson. >> i'm john givener, stepping in momentarily with my colleague. do you have proposed language to stick in to the top of page three there. >> through the president to deputy city attorney givener, i am formulating that language in my head as we speak. and you can help me do that. i think it is a subject two provision in the first resolve, starting at line 21 on page 2, which is the board of supervisors action of the city administrators didn't the tax collector to reopen, bla, bla, bla, on 15, may. didn'and i think we need a provd however that

is stood up, was stood up by director coats, and includes intelligence professionals like shelby pearson. they have briefed us on a regular basis. i would like your commitment that since where literally less than six months away from this year's presidential elections, that you will taking efforts to dismantle the current leadership of the election security unit or the current capabilities of the election security unit this close to the 2020 election. >> senator, i have no intention making changes in that regard. >> and that unit should they have data that is relevant and appropriate for this committees responsibility, that that unit will be able to continue on a regular basis to bring this committee. >> senator, i want to make sure that i'm clear throughout the day that if confirmed as the dni and a look at the global threat landscape, i mentioned the global pandemic and the ics role with respect to that, but the other immediate concern is safe, secure, verdict about election and i'll make it my highest priority to confirm to do everything possible that we have those safe, secure, credi

cbs, mike wallace was talking to drew pearson. let's watch. [video clip] >> in your column october 27, you wrote that kennedy's father, joseph kennedy, is spending a fortune on a publicity machine to make jack's name well-known. no candidate in history has had so much money spent on a public relations advanced build up. >> jack kennedy is a fine young fellow, a personal fellow, but he is not as good as that public relations campaign makes him out to be. he is the only man in history who won a pulitzer prize on a book that was ghostwritten for him. host: pretty tough stuff there. this is 1957, before he sought the white house, but aspirational. were people debating this concept at the time after he won the pulitzer prize? craig: the pulitzer prize was the turning point. that is important to understand in the history of the book and in terms of understanding kennedy's psychology. the book comes out in 1956. over the course of that year, it is a hit. it is everything you could want a book to be. it is on the "new york times" bestseller list for w

is stood up, where stood up by director coats, and includes intelligence professionals like shelby pearson they have briefed us on a regular basis i would like your commitment that since we are literally less than six months away from this year's presidential elections, that you will not take any efforts to dismantle the current leadership of the election security unit or the current capabilities of the election security unit this close to the 2020 election. >> senator, i have no intention making changes in that regard. >> and that unit, sure they have that is relevant and appropriate for this committees responsibility, that that unit will be able to continue on a regular basis to brief this committee. >> senator, i want to make sure that i'm clear throughout the day that if confirmed as the night and a look at the global threat landscape, i mentioned the global pandemic and the ics rolled with respect to that. but the other immediate concern is, safe, secure preble election and i will make it my highest priority to confirm to do everything possible that we have those safe, secure, credibl

so through the president to not treasurer, but to deputy city attorney pearson, i am now looking at the resolve provisions of this item and i know that the deputy city attorney does not like things to be done on the fly, but i think that there are a handful of words that we put in the resolve provisions at the bottom of page two and the top of page three that actually reflect the verbal representations that the treasurer just made. >> deputy city attorney pearson. >> i'm john givener, stepping in momentarily with my colleague. do you have proposed language to stick in to the top of page three there. >> through the president to deputy city attorney givener, i am formulating that language in my head as we speak. and you can help me do that. i think it is a subject two provision in the first resolve, starting at line 21 on page 2, which is the board of supervisors action of the city administrators didn't the tax collector to reopen, bla, bla, bla, on 15, may. didn'and i think we need a provd however that staff will be let through city hall or set hours until 4:00 p.m. how is that for a non

so through the president to not treasurer, but to deputy city attorney pearson, i am now looking at the resolve provisions of this item and i know that the deputy city attorney does not like things to be done on the fly, but i think that there are a handful of words that we put in the resolve provisions at the bottom of page two and the top of page three that actually reflect the verbal representations that the treasurer just made. >> deputy city attorney pearson. >> i'm john givener, stepping in momentarily with my colleague. do you have proposed language to stick in to the top of page three there. >> through the president to deputy city attorney givener, i am formulating that language in my head as we speak. and you can help me do that. i think it is a subject two provision in the first resolve, starting at line 21 on page 2, which is the board of supervisors action of the city administrators didn't the tax collector to reopen, bla, bla, bla, on 15, may. didn'and i think we need a provd however that staff will be let through city hall or set hours until 4:00 p.m. how is that for a non

pandemic delivery drivers can be a life line for families in more ways than one 8-month-old lucas pearsonis parents try to protect him one day they recorded monica salinas doing more. >> i saw her do this sign of the cross. i was like, oh my gosh, just pray >> just pray they can make it through another day. >> that makes me happy god can touch people. >> beautiful the family posted that video others responded with praise for the driver's simple gesture brought so much hope, savannah. >> how lovely. got another one. here's a guy in australia who wanted to make his wife feel like she was in a real offic environment, because she's working from home. so he added a few of those family workplace touches >> who put the tea bag in the sink who put the tea in the sink? it's bob from payroll, i'm just going to leave a car for you by the communal cookie jar. >> fire drill, get out fire warning get out of here. quick, save yourself >> where is the sign on the microwave saying please don't microwave your fish to really make it the office or please don't make microwav popcorn. we used to get that aroun

colleagues, before we go to action on this item, i did cant to ask deputy city attorney pearson to present her assessment on whether the amendments that supervisor fewer are substitutes and would require a continuance of the vote. >> thank you, chair mar. i have had a chance to review them and they are not substitutes so they do not require continuance. >> great. thank you so much. colleague, i would like to move that we accept the amendment as presented by supervisor fewer. mr. clerk, please call role. [role call vote] mr. chair, there are three aye's. >> thank you, mr. clerk. i would like to move that we send this item as amended as a committee report with positive recommendation to the may 5 meeting of the may 5 supervisors. >> mr. clerk, please call role. >> to be amended as to the may 5, 2020 board of supervisors agenda, vice chair peskin. >> aye. >> peskin, aye. member haney. >> aye. >> haney, aye. >> chair mar? >> mar, aye. there are three aye's. >> thank you. thank you, everyone. >> thank you. so we have a special order item scheduled for 1:30, so we will be calling for a recess an

important is a group that has stood up by , it includeses some intelligence professionals like shelby pearson. they have briefed us on a regular basis. i would like your commitment that since we are literally less , that youonths away will not take any efforts to dismantle the current leadership of the election security unit or the current capabilities of the election security unit this close to the 2020 election. rep. ratcliffe: senator, i have no intention of making changes in that regard. >> and that that unit, should they have data that is relevant and appropriate for this committee's responsibility, that that unit will be able to continue on a regular basis to brief this committee? rep. ratcliffe: senator, i want to make sure that i'm clear through the day that have , i mention the global is safe, but the others and credible elections and i will make it my highest priority to make sure we have those safe and credible elections in 2020. >> it is important again that that group who has briefed this committee on a regular basis continues to have that ability to brief. again, echoing what th