. >> i always say that, like, kevin pierson, things happen to pierson, colter shaw happens to other people. it's a completely different animal for me. as an actor, selfishly, i'm like, great, take on a different role. as much as i liked to play kevin pierson, time of my life, but to take on a different character is something that doesn't happen in hollywood a lot because you get pigeon holed. >>> we didn't need an expert tracker to keep tabs on taylor swift's much discussed journey from japan to las vegas to the super bowl. she hid behind black umbrellas as she rushed inside the tokyo airport's private jet area. swift wrapped up four back-to-back shows? japan for her eras tour. the timing has prompted fans to wonder if she'll make it in time to root for her boyfriend, chiefs tight end travis kelce. tokyo is a full 17 hours ahead of las vegas, but after a 12-hour flight, swift's private jet arrived at l.a.x. she then left in an suv. not sure when she's getting to vegas, but she should definitely make it in time for kick-off. >>> well, still ahead here at 6:00, it was a once-in-a-lifeti me s

goes to like a briefing, a provided relate to state this report to the russian president, vladimir pierson based on the progress, particularly on the situation in of the of code which is based on your city that was retaken by russia over the weekend. there's also a quite interesting bit of insight into sugars. so it was on the us thinking people behind more age. i'm going to tell of the as a again, put in talking about rushes, openness to negotiation. so you said that we've never denied dialogue. you can find more details on the analysis on this, on our website as always r t dot com i'm going to go on a failure to release julie, this song as well for of a stay in both the u. k. and the us pass the message from the whistle blowers, brother, i'll see. correspondence dave sweeney is outside the hot, high pools in london, where the final appeal against expedition on espionage charges is now in session. behind closed doors. here's one of songs. as family members have said, had the parent treatment, and this case is closed the case with julian has the u. k. and the us and embarrassed, and it on

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they were used at high volumes during strikes on off to gun. meanwhile, vladimir pierson gave his review of the croft to carry the yes, we are receiving advanced military hardware and it's excellent. it's really of the next generation. as i told the aircraft commander in the hands of the defense ministry, of course, it can be accepted into the service of the russian armed forces. it's a new aerial vehicle. it is handled very well, and which is visible to the naked eye. it's very reliable. while the traditional values a shed by people across the globe, but how did 5 russia? those were the key takeaways from a speech 5, not that through 10 to 4 and cold, strong ideas for the new time. is that the task of lead me thing and they say things are to show that our detractors we're pursuing has obviously failed. but it's also clear that we have more and more supporters all over the world, especially concerning what we call traditional values. it turns out that they are not only ours, and these are traditional values for any same person. the support to hold onto these traditional values turned out

so this pierson of being in the room and doing what i needed to do and saying what i needed to do and after a speech people will come up and start talking to me and forced me to engagement and that work into my life i became more and more willing to talk to folks because they didn't know me. and when i was doing my that public health work and - but i a group of people sometimes large and maul groups of people i needed to engage with them. >> which i found myself doing from the pull petty had things to say to people and i learned how to be you know, a public person with whatever congregation i was working with but sometimes would hold back in the morning that kind of thing and it takes a lot of energy to be up front you know, and so but then once i would get through it reluctance to be engaged always wonderful conversations that people seem to joy. seems even any grandchildren bus that's pretty rare they enjoy my conversation (laughter). >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> okay. so i want to kind of do in rapid fire questions with short answers or kind of short comments shot out questions to you g

but deputy city attorney 12th mfbt board arn pierson can atest they are very close special i appreciate the fact that we have continue third degree but than i will be ready. i'm assured for the next meeting. why sounsd good. >> thank you it is on the agenda we will take public comment. thank you. hearing president supervisor peskin i don't extent there might be amendments we know the brown act we don't get to #these out. the fact we are not supervisor supervisor peskin in a momented we are not getting back in the initial affordability for the density decontrol per of the justification for this is the analysis of feasibility right now of the projects. it does raise for me the issue to and the amendments we asked for address this. would not be substantive i can't poke to president supervisor peskin amendments that's my understanding of the ma'am we are proposing. would not require a further continuance. >> thank you. supervisor preston i'm a coexperience of this legislation. i believe in this. you know this is density dekrellos very specific corridors in areas in the city. from an urban p

but deputy city attorney 12th mfbt board arn pierson can atest they are very close special i appreciate the fact that we have continue third degree but than i will be ready. i'm assured for the next meeting. why sounsd good. >> thank you it is on the agenda we will take public comment. thank you. hearing president supervisor peskin i don't extent there might be amendments we know the brown act we don't get to #these out. the fact we are not supervisor supervisor peskin in a momented we are not getting back in the initial affordability for the density decontrol per of the justification for this is the analysis of feasibility right now of the projects. it does raise for me the issue to and the amendments we asked for address this. would not be substantive i can't poke to president supervisor peskin amendments that's my understanding of the ma'am we are proposing. would not require a further continuance. >> thank you. supervisor preston i'm a coexperience of this legislation. i believe in this. you know this is density dekrellos very specific corridors in areas in the city. from an urban p

revived in 2022 as part of the criminal crackdown on descent. meanwhile, russian president vladimir pierson has said western countries all risking nuclear. whoo, if they send troops to ukraine's remarks come to his days off the french president and my new my cross said that nato shouldn't rule out sending it soldiers to ukraine. sonya gave her a report, valid email village, you need of each hotel an address to the nation just 2 weeks before russians vote. and a presidential election and election with letting me put in will almost certainly win again, giving him another 6 years and how much of a speech was dedicated to russia's internal issues, the economy of social security. the obvious question of the war and ukraine was also addressed and despised signaling that russia was ready for dialogue with the us on strategic issues. no sign of the tone and the threats of a nuclear strike. if nato countries send troops to ukraine, we will keep you posted yesterday. it was the consequences for possible interventionists will become much more tragic. we also have weapons they know about this is i just

but deputy city attorney 12th mfbt board arn pierson can atest they are very close special i appreciatehave continue third degree but than i will be ready. i'm assured for the next meeting. why sounsd good. >> thank you it is on the agenda we will take public comment. thank you. hearing president supervisor peskin i don't extent there might be amendments we know the brown act we don't get to #these out. the fact we are not supervisor supervisor peskin in a momented we are not getting back in the initial affordability for the density decontrol per of the justification for this is the analysis of feasibility right now of the projects. it does raise for me the issue to and the amendments we asked for address this. would not be substantive i can't poke to president supervisor peskin amendments that's my understanding of the ma'am we are proposing. would not require a further continuance. >> thank you. supervisor preston i'm a coexperience of this legislation. i believe in this. you know this is density dekrellos very specific corridors in areas in the city. from an urban planning perspectiv

or -- can we and --an pierson i appreciate we prepared language for your consideration. so it would be the end of resolution the final page add a where as clause. if city makes the continuation payment the obligations could exceed 4 million dollars require to you under city charter if approved and take affect the board approved the pda and authorizes the mta director of transportation to issue the continuation notice and make the payment to pnc on terms in the pda. >> thank you. is that something that the sfmta can accept and entertain them for us to make that? the pda was ash proved on november november first of twoochl i can't spoke to the legality of the board, it is something this we do not anticipate. >> yes was approved by the sfmta board and are did not require board approval the amount was not reaching the threshold. i think what the bla suggested is that with this payment it might. and so in caution we are recommending at their recommendation we agree with adding this language. >> vice chair mandelman. unless somebody has an objection this is actually like a rea

um, so, so this past month, our special projects manager, maceo pierson person, and alexis cobbins, the director of our dib office, partnered with the san francisco lgbt center trans employment program, um, to host a workshop regarding the application process to city employment for transgender, non-conforming and gender non-binary community members. the workshop was followed by a panel led by maceo person, with four additional city employees from various departments to discuss their experiences serving our communities by working at the city, trans and gender nonconforming people have a rich history here in san francisco and play an integral role in ensuring that the city serves our community to the best of our capacity. we are proud to have supported this effort to encourage more diversity in our workforce. s i next wanted to provide an update on the status of repairs at 6221 geary, a building owned by the felton institute and home for multiple dos services, including the richmond senior center. just as some background, the building at 6221 geary. it's between 26 and 20 seventh avenue.

so this pierson of being in the room and doing what i needed to do and saying what i needed to do and after a speech people will come up and start talking to me and forced me to engagement and that work into my life i became more and more willing to talk to folks because they didn't know me. and when i was doing my that public health work and - but i a group of people sometimes large and maul groups of people i needed to engage with them. >> which i found myself doing from the pull petty had things to say to people and i learned how to be you know, a public person with whatever congregation i was working with but sometimes would hold back in the morning that kind of thing and it takes a lot of energy to be up front you know, and so but then once i would get through it reluctance to be engaged always wonderful conversations that people seem to joy. seems even any grandchildren bus that's pretty rare they enjoy my conversation (laughter). >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> okay. so i want to kind of do in rapid fire questions with short answers or kind of short comments shot out questions to you g

. >> deputy city attorney, pierson, that is correct. but you could also -- ~>> if we took it now. amended to >> that's right, you could not did you plate it now, wait for it to come back and due mrik ate it thep. >> the only question is would my question would the amendments have to be deferred? >> clerk: give me just a moment to ponder that question. yes, at least one of your amendments would require a referral back. >> how about, and i don't want to put you in the spot, given our stop start and hcd's unwelcome intervention, if we continue this item one week would they be ready and we send the entire package back for one referral? rather than doing it piece mile? >> speaker: peter millage, they our office probably could have those amendments ready for you in one week. but the sense that i received from the planning department and the mayor's office is the timing on rereferral and passage of these additional mibz is very tight. and that the deadline for receivinger the pro housing des i go i go nation. and i would be reduct ant to recommend any what about we duplicate the file and

so happy to continue my conversation wz deputy city attorney pierson and the office unless unless seeing vice chair, my intent is to not convene in closed session. i want to say that before we open up public comment on these items. let's have public comment and then we can entertain a motion. >> clerk: members of the public should line up to speak along the windows, all speakers will have two minutes to speak. mr. chair, it appears that we have no public comment. >> thank you, public comment on these items is now closed. and as mentioned, we are not going to move to convene in closed session instead would like to move these items 5 through 12 with recommendation to the board of supervisors. >> clerk: on the motion to move items 5 through 12 to the board of supervisors, with positive recommendation, vice chair stefani. >> aye. >> clerk: chair preston. >> aye. >> clerk: chair preston aye, i have two ayes with member chan excused. >> thank you, that motion passes and madam clerk, any other business before the committee today. >> clerk: there is no further business. >> we are adjourned. than

those people included beck and jesse smith and [indiscernible] ann pierson and those people also includereally appreciated the opportunities that we had to work together. unfortunately i a year and a half to work with you as a member of the board of supervisors, but i knew you long before that by reputation and i know we spoke recently about how i will continue to rely on you for free advice from time to time. i still have a lot to learn from dedicated public servants and people no longer on the public pay roll, so you expect phone calls from me from time to time, and i just want to express my gratitude for your public service. >> thank you. supervisor walton. >> thank you president peskin and i want to add my voice. ben, you have been someone who has guided the city through a recession, through a pandemic and you have been able to deliver bad news consistently. [laughter] but in a way that doesn't make you feel completely hopeless and you also allowed for invasion and remain neutral through the work so i want to appreciate you for how professional you remain through crazy conversations

. >> deputy city attorney anne pierson. so the ordinance itself does have the duty to operate this program in hrc. sxlt whether that money can be work ordered between the departments is a question between the controllers or mayor's office than for me. and if they were to do that, i think they would at least need to be memorandum of understand as to who is doing what. but i cannot speak to whether or not the money can be preordered. >> but does the language preclude this from happening? >> as i said the language makes hrc responsible for the operation of this program. and i don't know that it necessarily precludes some pieces of being performed by other departments but i cannot say without further research and perhaps talking to the controllers office as well, whether money can be work ordered in its entirety or in large pieces. >> thank you, deputy city attorney. it is my intention to have hrc have this and ultimate control over the program because i think it will kaoept integrity of the goals of the program. >> and i don't

so happy to continue my conversation wz deputy city attorney pierson and the office unless unless seeing vice chair, my intent is to not convene in closed session. i want to say that before we open up public comment on these items. let's have public comment and then we can entertain a motion. >> clerk: members of the public should line up to speak along the windows, all speakers will have two minutes to speak. mr. chair, it appears that we have no public comment. >> thank you, public comment on these items is now closed. and as mentioned, we are not going to move to convene in closed session instead would like to move these items 5 through 12 with recommendation to the board of supervisors. >> clerk: on the motion to move items 5 through 12 to the board of supervisors, with positive recommendation, vice chair stefani. >> aye. >> clerk: chair preston. >> aye. >> clerk: chair preston aye, i have two ayes with member chan excused. >> thank you, that motion passes and madam clerk, any other business before the committee today. >> clerk: there is no further business. >> we are adjourned. than

those people included beck and jesse smith and [indiscernible] ann pierson and those people also includely appreciated the opportunities that we had to work together. unfortunately i a year and a half to work with you as a member of the board of supervisors, but i knew you long before that by reputation and i know we spoke recently about how i will continue to rely on you for free advice from time to time. i still have a lot to learn from dedicated public servants and people no longer on the public pay roll, so you expect phone calls from me from time to time, and i just want to express my gratitude for your public service. >> thank you. supervisor walton. >> thank you president peskin and i want to add my voice. ben, you have been someone who has guided the city through a recession, through a pandemic and you have been able to deliver bad news consistently. [laughter] but in a way that doesn't make you feel completely hopeless and you also allowed for invasion and remain neutral through the work so i want to appreciate you for how professional you remain through crazy conversations and