recology, if you're listening, mr. corgis, go get 'em. >> will do. >> chair mar: thank you, supervisor haney and supervisor peskin, for highlighting this important issue. i just had a question. for the c.b.d., how much are we talking about in payment to recology? >> you know, i hate to say this, but we're one of the unfortunate c.b.d.s that haven't received a bill from recology based on relationship that's have been established a long time ago. to be honest, we have been able to put our trash in a jumpstdu behind the marriott. i know that the bill for other c.b.d.s have run into the thousands of dollars each month. to supervisor peskin's point, our services are supplemental to the city, and yeah, i've never understood this either, how they could charge us for picking up trash in the public right-of-ways. c.b.d.s do not pick up trash on private property, we are responsible for the public right-of-way. >> chair mar: mm-hmm. mr. corgis, could you just talk about how much we're talking about for other c.b.d.s, just general

in all over $1 million to act in recology's favor. prosecutors say some of the money was concealed as a holiday foundation for kids. recology issued this statement saying in part, mr. giusti failed to live up to the ethical standards to which recology holds itself. recology placed mr. giusti on unpaid leave and ended his employment in june of this year. giusti is facing up to 20 years of prison time and/or a fine of $500,000. >>> a ross couple got prison time this week for paying $250,000 to get their daughter into the university of southern california as a volleyball recruit. diane blake was sentenced to six weeks and her husband todd four months behind bars. it is the latest in the college admissions bribery scheme. >>> pg&e just named a new ceo, and she's no stranger to the utility field. patricia poppy is currently the ceo of michigan's largest electricity and gas provider, consumers energy company. she starts at pg&e on january 4th and will face the utility's legal challenges. in a statement, poppy says that she is eager to earn

and work with some agreement with recology. i want to see what that conversation has been with your department? >> as a couple of things, i've been working on that with recology. we are working with to try -- the issue was, when the city negotiated the contract with the garbage rates years ago, at the time, they did it with the c.b.d., they put in an allowance to dispose x number of debris or whatever at a certain cost. at the newer c.b.d. that came in existence after that. what's been happening over the last several years, i don't want to go into details, they've been being charged for thousands of dollars for recology. they weren't part of that rate structure. we're been working with recology and in the process of rolling out as a structure that, will provide as a credit to each of the c.b.d.s and blocks that you are as responsible for. the intent is the amount of that credit should offset most if not all of the cost that you will see occurring from recology. at the same time, we're going to be working with recology and c.b.d

recology, if you're listening, mr. corgis, go get 'em. >> will do. >> chair mar: thank you, supervisor haney and supervisor peskin, for highlighting this important issue. i just had a question. for the c.b.d., how much are we talking about in payment to recology? >> you know, i hate to say this, but we're one of the unfortunate c.b.d.s that haven't received a bill from recology based on relationship that's have been established a long time ago. to be honest, we have been able to put our trash in a jumpstdu behind the marriott. i know that the bill for other c.b.d.s have run into the thousands of dollars each month. to supervisor peskin's point, our services are supplemental to the city, and yeah, i've never understood this either, how they could charge us for picking up trash in the public right-of-ways. c.b.d.s do not pick up trash on private property, we are responsible for the public right-of-way. >> chair mar: mm-hmm. mr. corgis, could you just talk about how much we're talking about for other c.b.d.s, just general

recology, if you're listening, mr. corgis, go get 'em. >> will do. >> chair mar: thank you, supervisor haney and supervisor peskin, for highlighting this important issue. i just had a question. for the c.b.d., how much are we talking about in payment to recology? >> you know, i hate to say this, but we're one of the unfortunate c.b.d.s that haven't received a bill from recology based on relationship that's have been established a long time ago. to be honest, we have been able to put our trash in a jumpstdu behind the marriott. i know that the bill for other c.b.d.s have run into the thousands of dollars each month. to supervisor peskin's point, our services are supplemental to the city, and yeah, i've never understood this either, how they could charge us for picking up trash in the public right-of-ways. c.b.d.s do not pick up trash on private property, we are responsible for the public right-of-way. >> chair mar: mm-hmm. mr. corgis, could you just talk about how much we're talking about for other c.b.d.s, just general

mohammed nuru to gain his support for recology, increasing its feds. the feds say giusti helped send more than a million dollars in cash and benefits to nuru. our investigative unit first broke the story in april about how money was being funneled through a nonprofit to public works. recology just issued a statement saying it ended giusti's employment back in june, and that it's cooperating with the investigation, and the company itself is not charged with any wrongdoing. >>> today pg&e admitted in a court filing that it flagged a tree as potentially dangerous, but never cut it down. that tree was the possible spark to the fire in shasta county. the zogg fire burned more than 50,000 acres and killed four people earlier this year. pg&e filed paperwork today saying one of its contractors marked the large pine tree as a hazard two summers ago and were supposed to cut it down. but during the cos of the massive campfire, the utility never did. cal fir believes that the tree fell on aower line and started the zogg fire. >>> okay. we're a week away from thank

well you see allegedly of wrote it off as a holiday donation from recology to the duals foundation fors. well, a nonprofit organization underprivileged children. run by owner nick bovis and bovis was arrested back in january you may remember along with a new roof on federal corruption charges. well federal prosecutors say that bogus and nuru we're involved in a scheme to bribe a san francisco airport commissioner. so a restaurant height of all this could actually get a lease at the airport. well to u c berkeley buildings are getting new names crews actually removed aims for what's now the former borrows hauled and look on to haul and the borrows hall was actually named after david faro's that's a former u c president who promote it white supremacy back in the early 1900's, well look on to hall was named after the john until said leila conti and they were slave owners back in the 1800's and try to use science to promote racism. well borrows hall will now be called the social sciences building look on to hall will be named physics north and south. earlier this year, the school actually r

in one instance, prosecutors say giusti agreed to give near route $20,000 to get him to support recology efforts to increase tipping fees. it charged for the city for dumping materials at its facility then to conceal the bribes giusti allegedly wrote it off as a holiday donation from recology to the dole's foundation for kids, a nonprofit organization for underprivileged children. run my restaurant or nick moments above us was arrested back in january along with narrow on federal corruption charges. federal prosecutors say bovis a narrow were involved in a scheme to bribe the san francisco airport commissioner. so a restaurant tied above us could get a lease at the airport. >>they know where the new twist to a story we've been following now since last week we now know executives of a large california medical group. we're also at this highly criticized dinner party with governor newsome earlier this month there are now pictures of the event to the french laundry restaurant in napa valley is capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the photos are raising new concerns. >>the californi

it's with recology, and it expires on november 30, 2020. under the new agreement, there is no changes to the scope of work, and services will be continued to be provided by recology. [inaudible] and administrative services code chapter 21. the proposed new agreement is for [inaudible] here you will see a side by side comparison of the key characteristics of the new proposed agreement prepared to the current agreement. as with the current agreement, charges under the new agreement will be based on the uniform commercial raise established by the city's rate setting process. the city change is the removal of the monthly service fee cap and the addition of a new composting credit. it essentially provides the city an additional discount off the base rates for processing materials on-site. it incentivize greater conversion of waste from city facilities, and i will also note one other change is there will [inaudible] here is an analysis for both the current contract and the proposed new contract. what i want to highlight here is the line that has

with money and benefits ultimately worth more than a million dollars to influence no radioactive recology favor according to the complaint tuesday agreed to give the former san francisco director of public health $20,000 to increase tipping fees which are with the city pays it to the dump to recall a g sites, the fbi says it giusti covered up the bride is a holiday donation to a local nonprofit for kids tuesday is expected to appear in federal court in san francisco on november 23rd. >>say it ain't so warriors fans are holding their collective breath tonight is klay thompson has injured himself again. there is a fear he suffered a serious achilles injury during a workout today in the l a area. the scoop coming within the last hour from nba insider chris haynes the obvious hope is he didn't air the achilles but he reportedly couldn't put weight on it as he left the court today, the splash brother who's been instrumental in all the warriors recent success was of course is getting back to full strength in full speed after tearing the acl he saw this video here from that night that was in his

sunday was the 100-year anniversary of recology, and i -- it made me realize that in 2019, the end of 2019, i put a handout together of all the milestones that 2020 would have, to the 50th anniversary of earth day, the 100 anniversary of golden gate park, 100th anniversary of women's suffrage, and including recology. every one of those milestones had a huge event planned, and every one of those milestones has passed quietly. so we can give a cheer to recology that they continue to be thriving and a wonderful partner after 100 years on the job. this is new york climate week. it's also had to, you know, very much shift, but there are 350 events on-line if anyone's interested in spending some more time in front of your computer. and a thing that's captivating many of our staff is our future move to 1155 market. we're in the process of budgeting for carpet and paint and thinking about what we can do on a shoe string and thinking about how we pack up our boxes now, keep them in storage or a year or keep them in place for six months, and then, they move to another place for another six mont

he issued this statement saying he failed to live up to the ethical standards to which recology holdsf. it placed him on leave and ended employment in june. he is placing up to 20 years in prison time and a fine of up to $50,000. >>> diane blake was sentenced to six weeks and her husband todd to four months behind bars. this is the latest in the college admissions bribery scheme. >>> another round of jobless claims just out and the trend remains the same. let's go to diane king hall. how many this time? >> it's a step in the wrong direction. the government is reporting another 742,000 americans filed for unemployment benefits last week. that was more than expected and up from the prior week. stocks turned negative late yesterday after new york city announced it was closing schools due to a rising positivity rate of covid-19 cases. investors appeared to be rotating back and forth between hope over vaccine news and concern over immediate business and lock down restrictions. >>> delta says it will keep middle seats open on flights through march 2021. this decision comes as other airlines

attorney says nuru helped recology obtain garbage fee increases paid for by the public.et to make his initial court appearance on monday. >>> coming up, a new act for college students to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. how it uses cell phones to determine if you may be around someone exposed to covid-19. >>> plus providing help for the holidays. how annual food drive in the south bay looks very different for the pandemic. and what the agency is asking for, from the public. humira patients,... ...this one's for you. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better... with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle... with less pain immediately following injection. ask your doctor about humira citrate-free. and you can use your co-pay card to pay as little as $5 a month. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections,... ...including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened,... ...as h

a communication relations manager and in one case sending $20,000 to increase city fees paid to recologympany issued a statement saying that it is not or has not been charged of any wrongdoing. >>> san jose leaders are reportedly taking another critical step in police department reforms. "mercury news" reports a committee yesterday approved mayor sam liccardo's plans for proposed department changes. misconduct allegations reviewed outside of the department. before any of the proposed changes happen, the police officer's union will have to approve. >>> new video we want to show you this morning and just take a look at this. just a reminder to slow down on the roads this morning. so chp sending us this video of a nearby car's dashcam. this is from the nearby's car's dashcr dashcam. distracted driver flying off the road and launching into the air. this was in modesto. that driver did walk away with just minor injuries. lucky driver there. >> glad they're okay. looked like a scene out of dukes of hazard. >> it did. >> yeah, smoky and the bandit or something. >> we can laugh about it because

. >>> a former recology executive charged with bribery and money laundering.s concealed as a holiday donation. >>> as we look at the roads, a live look at the golden gate bridge, we are dealing with foggy conditions, an advisory is in effect. limited visibility will be an issue for your commute across 101, as well as you cross the span. metering lights on. brake lights and travel times, bulk through richmond, highway 4 to the maze. mary. >>> i am tracking that fog. a dense fog advisory for north bay interior valleys until 9:00 due to visibility. we are looking at dry, mild conditions. upper 50s to low to mid 60s this afternoon. we will st >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." after a massive cbs news investigation into the military's failure to handle sexual assaults, the army now admits it must do better. in a video statement released last night, secretary of the army ryan mccarthy also said the sexual assault prevention and response program in the army has not done its job. this morning, women hired to work for the defense department program are speaking o

now also an executive at recology. not one of these investigations came from the ethics commission, whose performance we will be discussing today. as public officials, we have a responsibility to earn and safeguard the trust of the public, as we've been discussing with respect to d.b.i. for the last hour plus. and we have a responsibility to hold power to account on behalf of our constituents. so as the chair of the government audit and oversight committee, this is the responsibility i take incredibly seriously. so i'm grateful to president yee for requesting this audit of the ethics commission, a body whose responsibilities include investigating ethics complaints, administering the city's campaign finance, conflict of interest, lobbying and whistleblower laws and investigating and enforcing violations of these laws. our city charter states that public office is a public trust and all officers and employees of the city and county shall exercise their duty in a manner consistent with its trust. as a city, we have failed

we need better relationship with recology so they educate the public of how to use the free services of picking up this we need the city cleaned and we need to hold d.p.w. accountable for that. >> full ton street turns into a rice track, what will you do to protect pedestrians and make cycling safer in our district? starting with sherman? >> we need timed traffic lights on those streets. that's how we take care of that problem. if we do that, it makes it safer for pedestrians and we can add a bike lane on full ton. the first thing that needs to be done is we have to have traffic lights at all of the intersections on fullton in the district and gary and california also. thank you. >> thank you, sherman. >> so, i live eight houses down from fullton so i know what you are talking about and that is our -- how we get to golden gate park. who goes to the park, right? kids, seniors, families, people walking their dogs and it's intimidating to cross full ton and when you try to teach kids traffic safety you can't really do that on fulton. not even people running the stop signs. we need to ti