perhaps, we should refer that to deputy city attorney pierson. ms. pierson do you believe that whether they require continuance in and of themselves or whether they require comment. i don't think these amendments are substantive and i don't think they require a referral. really restores certain elements of the legislation that the public has not had an opportunity to comment on already. >> president walton: thank you, deputy city attorney pierson. supervisor safai. >> supervisor safai: i would just make one last closing statement in response to what supervisor peskin just said. when we did our inclusionary housing that he and i and others led on, we did a significant amount of work in the land use and transportation community, but there are multiple opportunities at the full board. the public was not shut out. we continue to keep that conversation open. and to your point, this is not a perfect piece of legislation although i think it's close. and we'll continue to keep this conversation going and thank you, mr. president. >> president walton: thank y

perhaps, we should refer that to deputy city attorney pierson. ms. pierson do you believe that whether they require continuance in and of themselves or whether they require comment. i don't think these amendments are substantive and i don't think they require a referral. really restores certain elements of the legislation that the public has not had an opportunity to comment on already. >> president walton: thank you, deputy city attorney pierson. supervisor safai. >> supervisor safai: i would just make one last closing statement in response to what supervisor peskin just said. when we did our inclusionary housing that he and i and others led on, we did a significant amount of work in the land use and transportation community, but there are multiple opportunities at the full board. the public was not shut out. we continue to keep that conversation open. and to your point, this is not a perfect piece of legislation although i think it's close. and we'll continue to keep this conversation going and thank you, mr. president. >> president walton: thank y

. >> deputy city attorney ann pierson. i know it's very defund on how interest is managed and whether appropriations are automatically authorized for expenditure. but i'll have the detail officer category 4 and let you know. >> chairman: if they are automatically confirmed for expenditure and don't need an accept and expend resolution, then we can remove that clause for it is redundant in that lines 21 and 22 of page 1, but we can research that as i go with my other questions. so that was a question: i assume this one is for third party grants. is that true? is that the way -- what's the source of funds? >> supervisor safai: wells, initially, i believe it will be general fund and then it also says there might be some additional cost that could be assumed by grocery stores or supermarket businesses, but essentially, i believe it is general fund. ms. smith, did you want to jump in there? >> sure. so to answer your prior question, supervisor peskin, my understanding is this category of funding is similar to the fire victims f

what is there about drew pierson -- pearson that inspired such bitterness? >> for one reason, when you hit the truth, sometimes it hurts most. i dearly loved roosevelt and it hurt me deeply when he called me a chronic liar, which he did. i did not enjoy being called that by truman, either, but truman after all had a vocabulary. >> that is a 1957 interview with drew pearson. he is the subject of donald richie's -- donald ritchie's new book. mr. ritchie: he did a column from 1962 until he died. he also had a radio show monday nights, a popular radio show and also tried to make it into television in the early 50's. he was a best-selling author for his books. he told the truth, as he said, and he said when you hit the truth that hurts the most. he told what politicians would prefer not to see in newspapers and he tried to get behind the news and tell people what was really going on in washington. he wrote about president of the united states and representatives, british prime ministers, other politicians. host: why is this story interesting for people in 2021? m

one of them identified as the owner of the car, paul pierson.h had been shot. >> i can't understand, like, how or why this actually happened. >> reporter: the president the pga at try ken to hear ab the senseleser that took place." and whit, authorities telling me that the motive of the shootings are still unclear and the country club president saying siller would have turned 47 this wednesday. whit? >> elwyn lopez with those disturbing details. all right, thank you. >>> tonight, there are reports of fierce fighting in afghanistan. the taliban advancing against afghan forces in the northern part of the country. more than 300 afghan troops fleeing across the border into tajikistan. and new images tonight of the abandoned bagram airfield. the u.s. military leaving the base after nearly 20 years, as america's longest war draws to a close. >>> and there is news tonight about what is being called the biggest global ransomware attack on record. the attack targeting kaseya, a company providing i.t. management for about 40,000 businesses and government

. >> about to tag morgan pierson for the u.s. >> reporter: and on dry ground, the u.s. picked up a couple of medals in mixed relays. a bronze in track and field. >> announcer: and now, the silver medal to the united states. >> reporter: and a silver in triathlons. bringing the u.s. medal count to 46. >> and stephanie joined me here in tokyo right now. i was at the bmx race on friday. connor fields, american, really an awful crash. >> usa cycling said he is out of the icu after suffering a brain hemorrhage. his father told "usa today" that he is fine, cognitively, but he also has a broken rib and bruised lung. we wish him a speedy recovery. >> absolutely, thanks so much, stephanie. and i got to speak with katie ledecky just after she made history with her sixth individual gold medal. >> announcer: and an historic career for katie ledecky. >> did you have a clear mission coming here that i want to collect so many medals? i want to set this record or that record? >> yeah, i had goals for myself. but i also just wanted to enjoy it all. and i feel like i did a good job of th

i like to thank deputy city attorney ann pierson for helping us draft this legislation. and our co-sponsors, supervisor preston, haney, mar, chan, ronen and preston. thank you, mr. chair. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. any comments or questions from committee members? any comments from the clerk? >> good morning, chair peskin. we do appreciate that you are willing to consider this legislation. i believe it would be very helpful to the department for two separate reasons. the first is often times the office of the clerk of the board is included in legislation whether or not the departments are required to send reports or other items to the board of supervisors through our office. there is a better way to submit that information than often times the departments end up just sending it to the president. we like to be involved in assisting the departments in their submittals to us. also, because our office often times impacted by legislation, we do not have the opportunity to weigh in one way or the other how it would impact the department as a whole. number two, take into

. >> deputy city attorney ann pierson. i know it's very defund on how interest is managed and whether appropriations are automatically authorized for expenditure. but i'll have the detail officer category 4 and let you know. >> chairman: if they are automatically confirmed for expenditure and don't need an accept and expend resolution, then we can remove that clause for it is redundant in that lines 21 and 22 of page 1, but we can research that as i go with my other questions. so that was a question: i assume this one is for third party grants. is that true? is that the way -- what's the source of funds? >> supervisor safai: wells, initially, i believe it will be general fund and then it also says there might be some additional cost that could be assumed by grocery stores or supermarket businesses, but essentially, i believe it is general fund. ms. smith, did you want to jump in there? >> sure. so to answer your prior question, supervisor peskin, my understanding is this category of funding is similar to the fire victims f

henry valdes and paul pierson were also found dead in a white dodge ram pickup truck on the same coursey asking him to come to the police station on some other charges. right now, very few answers as to why he allegedly shot these men, but police believe siller was not targeted. he had no relationship with the suspect but he may have witnessed a crime and was perhaps caught in the aftermath as the suspect tried to get away. police are still trying to piece together though the traits between he and these two other men who were found dead. >> trace: senseless. thank you. >> they are transported to the united states to await the processing. >> that's why we are asking the congress to consider changing the law. but in the meantime we can guarantee their safety, but hopefully while they are waiting there, to be able to bring them back to the united states. >> translators will be welcome in the united states of the administration sets in august 21st deadline to pull troops out of afghanistan. joining us now is jane horton, cults are wife of army specialist chris horton killed in afghanistan i

stops his rampant spending customer care to break it down cofounder fox news contributor, jonas max piersonreally my backyard eating lobster bacon mac & cheese pre-welcome back to the show jonas. >> i am still full. [laughter] i did it right. hey jonas, do you know where i can get some semi conductors? >> that is the problem in elation is high up the lack of supply in the economy right now it is a miami joke. there is not as many goods as people want because a lot of people are given money and also paid not to produce goods. it is a global phenomenon. you see certain items jump in price like car prices were up 10% in a month. it's good that's the problem right now. it's a very high number. it's like 20 years to get this kind of inflation. however the economy is hot too. nice 70s right now it's the economy periods before thanks jimmy carter. [laughter] no one knows whose fault it was people are expecting inflation to be even hotter. investors, big time investors hide they settle at two and half a quart a% over the next five years people think is going be five -- 10%. but if people behave lik

joining me too discuss venture capitalist, brock pierson.ou know this better than anyone look at your hat is fantastic. so tell me, what does amazon's exploration of bitcoin and other crypto currency do to our world? how does it benefit me? >> it is a signal that we have seen many times. this is not new. we saw academic and capitol interest than acceptance and sought in the big tech in amazon it being one of those. we saw in the financial services and banking sectors and out governance. this is another step forward for the industry. ultimately crypto currency does have interesting application and payments. in el salvador they are rolling out to and under the new law that takes. every merchant and el salvador has to accept bitcoin for all goods and services with some exceptions for generally that is the case. it is a great thing. it's unclear whether amazon will actually implement this. but glad to see them continuing to focus on innovation and how we can improve the experiences for customers. kennedy: twitter has been there for quite a while

one of the males was identified as paul pierson, the registered owner of the ram 3500.ties are not releasing additional details about the investigation. but nearby kennesaw state university sent out an emergency alert this weekend, declaring the male suspect had been seen and that he has long hair, a white or tan shirt and dark-colored work pants. however, a later tweet from the college said you may resume normal activities. no credible threat to campus is indicated at this time. today tire tracks from the pickup truck are clearly evident on that 10th green, and there's a makeshift memorial with flowers and an american flag right nearby. rand eberhand was a friend of gene siller. >> no one would set out with calculated evil to set out and do something wrong to gene. gene was a bringer of light, the goodness of god. he was a peaceful dude. >> reporter: gene siller was 41 years old. his children are 6 and 7. gary tuchman, cnn. >>> movie fans and hollywood stars are remembering accomplished producer and director richard donner. he died monday at the age of 91. donner had a

police identified one of the victims as paul pierson, the registered owner of the dodge ram pickup truck has yet to be identified and police haven't said the victims knew each other. officials have said little about the suspect but nearby kennesaw state university sent out an emergency alert to students and faculty n. a series of tweets, the school's emergency management department described the suspect as an hispanic male with long hair, 6'1", 170 pounds, with a darker complexion, wearing a white or tan t-shirt, work pants, and possibly a hat. investigators are still trying to figure out if it was a targeted or random incident. >> it concerns me that no police officer has been down our driveway. maybe there's more news out there they know about that has leveled the concern in their eyes. but it does concern me. >> reporter: in a statement, pga's president said, quote, we are truly heartbroken to hear about the senseless murder that took place yesterday in pine tree country club in georgia that took the life of gene siller. a gofundme page has been set up for siller's family. he leaves b

. >> deputy city attorney ann pierson. on how interest is managed and whether appropriations are automatically authorized for expenditure. but i'll have the detail officer category 4 and let you know. >> chairman: if they are automatically confirmed for expenditure and don't need an accept and expend resolution, then we can remove that clause for it is redundant in that lines 21 and 22 of page 1, but we can research that as i go with my other questions. so that was a question: i assume this one is for third party grants. is that true? is that the way -- what's the source of funds? >> supervisor safai: wells, initially, i believe it will be general fund and then it also says there might be some additional cost that could be assumed by grocery stores or supermarket businesses, but essentially, i believe it is general fund. ms. smith, did you want to jump in there? >> sure. so to answer your prior question, supervisor peskin, my understanding is this category of funding is similar to the fire victims funds where if fires are

have done we did without our amazing partners and the budget analyst and our general counsel ann pierson who guided me along the way so that the staff knew what to do. thank you again mr. president and thank you to all of the legislative aides who followed our processes even though sometimes it was not very clear, they did what they could. we very much appreciate working with the aids. look forward to seeing the public in this chamber one day soon. i want to make sure your aids get huge props for their amazing help throughout this last 18 months. thank you mr. president and thanks again to all of the staff in the office. >> president walton: thank you. once again, we appreciate you and your entire team. please call item 7. >> clerk: a resolution to authorize and approve a renewal agreement for the use of space and communication services within an existing data center located at 3101 gold center drive in rancho cordova, california from the state of california technology agency office of technology services for a three-year term. through june 30, 2024 for a monthly based rate of $53,000 an

have done we did without our amazing partners and the budget analyst and our general counsel ann pierson who guided me along the way so that the staff knew what to do. thank you again mr. president and thank you to all of the legislative aides who followed our processes even though sometimes it was not very clear, they did what they could. we very much appreciate working with the aids. look forward to seeing the public in this chamber one day soon. i want to make sure your aids get huge props for their amazing help throughout this last 18 months. thank you mr. president and thanks again to all of the staff in the office. >> president walton: thank you. once again, we appreciate you and your entire team. please call item 7. >> clerk: a resolution to authorize and approve a renewal agreement for the use of space and communication services within an existing data center located at 3101 gold center drive in rancho cordova, california from the state of california technology agency office of technology services for a three-year term. through june 30, 2024 for a monthly based rate of $53,000 an

to death on pine tree golf course north of atlanta on saturday. 46-year-old henry valdez and paul piersonrse. right now, we don't know a motive or where roden shot these men. when it comes to gene stiller, it is believed he was not targeted, rather he may have witnessed a crime that was happening and was caught in the aftermath as the suspect tried to get away. listen. >> that is something we're exploring, we feel confident there was no relationship between the shooter and mr. gene stiller. >> a horrible tragedy. >> police are trying to piece together the connection between roden and two other men found shot in that golf course. sandra. >> sandra: that story for us, we learn brand-new details. benjamin. >> benjamin: to alarming rise in road rage incidents. five drivers killed since last saturday with shootings averaging one every 18 hours in the u.s. here is more. william. >> we've all seen it or maybe even done it, the honking, the tailgating, cutting somebody off, maybe in retaliation to an ark aggressive driver. as it turns out, someone everyday is shot at, injured or killed because of

the truck's registered owner paul pierson and another unidentified male both with gunshot wounds.b president telling abc news siller, who was a pine tree employee for two years, was out working on the course the day of the shooting and that the car's owner had no connection to the country club. siller would have turned 47 wednesday. he leaves behind a wife and two young boys. this is a heavily populated area. kennesaw state university is just through the woods here. there are plenty of houses along the golf course. authorities are asking residents here to check their doorbell cameras for any sign of that suspect who does remain at large, george? >> okay, will, thanks very much. what a sad and strange story. michael? >> it sure is. >>> we're going to switch gears now to game one of the nba finals. it is tipping off tonight with the milwaukee bucks looking for their first title in 50 years while the phoenix suns go for their first championship ever including suns star chris paul after a 16-year hall of fame career. kaylee hartung is in phoenix for us this morning. good morning, kayl

katrina pierson, mark meadows the chief of staff, stephen miller, white house advisor, ivanka trump,eric hishman, dan scavino, the white house deputy chief of staff for communications. chris christie who was on tv while it was under way criticizing the white house response. kellyanne conway, alyssa farrah, mike pence, marc short, the vice president's chief of staff. let's stop there and we'll get to congress after that. what is the scope of the investigation into those individuals? what do you want to know? >> so i think liz cheney gets this exactly right. we want to know everything because when you're an investigator and you're trying to build a story about what happened, not even looking at a criminal case but just trying to develop a factual narrative, it's critical that you start at the beginning and move to the end. that you talk to everyone who was in the room, that you get all of the backup documentation, that you understand everyone's awareness of what was going on during that point in time. you know what liz cheney says, that she wants to talk to every witness, is not remark

and for these recommendations on item 4, city attorney ann pierson has advised us these these amendments are not substantive. can you see if there's any public comment on these items, madam clerk. >> clerk: yes mr. chair. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item, please press star 3 to be added to the queue. are there any callers who wish to comment on items 1 through four? >> we have one caller in the queue. >> clerk: thank you. please unmute the first caller. >> eye lean bogan, coalition for san francisco neighborhoods speaking on my own behalf. urging the committee to continue items 1 through 4 and hold this on the p. u. c.'s debt burden prior to the board's summer recess. the p.u.c. debt is $6 billion. this level of indebtedment together with the announcement of the new p.u.c. general manager wants a hearing. this woe prevent the board from being blind sided with the issues related to the former p.u.c.. the $6 billion debt portfolio was brought to the attention of the p.u.c. commission on june 8th. the commission seemed disinterested. thank you. >> clerk:

. >> deputy city attorney ann pierson. i did not realized these fees were introduced part of the mayor's budget. they were not voted on as part of that package. as i look at the board file, i do see that they were part of the package that was sent by the mayor. they were identified in the memo that the board sends. these are fees pursuant to the mayor budget package. when they are introduced as part of the budget package is to approve or reject. the board may not entertain amendments today. after they approve or rejected, you may introduce legislation at a later date to make the same amendments considered today. not for action today. >> you're saying we have to vote up or down? >> or to continue the item. fee items may not be amended by the board as part of this package. >> president walton: if this was continued, it wouldn't affect the budget? >> that's correct. >> president walton: supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: i think, i would much rather -- if we were to continue this item because it expired already on june 30,

. >> deputy city attorney ann pierson. i did not realized these fees were introduced part of the mayor's budget. they were not voted on as part of that package. as i look at the board file, i do see that they were part of the package that was sent by the mayor. they were identified in the memo that the board sends. these are fees pursuant to the mayor budget package. when they are introduced as part of the budget package is to approve or reject. the board may not entertain amendments today. after they approve or rejected, you may introduce legislation at a later date to make the same amendments considered today. not for action today. >> you're saying we have to vote up or down? >> or to continue the item. fee items may not be amended by the board as part of this package. >> president walton: if this was continued, it wouldn't affect the budget? >> that's correct. >> president walton: supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: i think, i would much rather -- if we were to continue this item because it expired already on june 30,

amendment at page two to insert at line 11, the very simple clause thank you deputy city attorney piersons and the deed contract do not preclude transferring to another eligible entity provided the successive entity and with written approval of the state." so i would like to make a motion to add that whereas clause to it. there are a couple of things for this it body to discuss and consider. the deed restriction refers to a quote unquote lead restriction to the property in the pact and that exhibit is not a legal description. it should be a legal description. a legal description is actually available, but it is a picture with a red line around it for a large i am guessing somewhere in the magnitude of 200 acres of sharp park if you will look at the file item number 34, go to exhibit a. there are two pages. 016430020 with the red line around it. you can see it has one, two, three, four, five fairways of the sharp park golf course. it includes a several hundred long swath of beach, the birm behind that beach clearly more than one acre and if you look at page two of two, you will see in ligh

have done we did without our amazing partners and the budget analyst and our general counsel ann piersong the way so that the staff knew what to do. thank you again mr. president and thank you to all of the legislative aides who followed our processes even though sometimes it was not very clear, they did what they could. we very much appreciate working with the aids. look forward to seeing the public in this chamber one day soon. i want to make sure your aids get huge props for their amazing help throughout this last 18 months. thank you mr. president and thanks again to all of the staff in the office. >> president walton: thank you. once again, we appreciate you and your entire team. please call item 7. >> clerk: a resolution to authorize and approve a renewal agreement for the use of space and communication services within an existing data center located at 3101 gold center drive in rancho cordova, california from the state of california technology agency office of technology services for a three-year term. through june 30, 2024 for a monthly based rate of $53,000 and new approximate a