>> steve ritchie: that's correct. each one of those is a projection of what demand will be in that given year but we are comparing it to the average of what we can supply over a drought and ration over a drought. so it would apply whether you are at the beginning or end of the drought.>> commissioner moran: it's a confusing but important concept .and probably a very bad analogy, if you bought a car that can go 100 miles per hour most of the time you don't so your supply potentially is 100 but your actual demand on the car is not like that all the time so they operate indifferent ways . the supply number is: a rating of the system at any given time. the demand number is the actual measurable demand at that point intime. they just behave differently . >> commissioner harrington: thanks. >> steve ritchie: any other questions? okay, we can go on to the next slide. so here we are looking at it today. this has updated demand projections for anticipated development in the retail service area and includes most recent artist p

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joining us now representative ritchie torres from new york. want to first ask you about what we just heard there. that declaration that president biden made that he is going to fight white supremacy as terrorism. in so many ways shouldn't be a new idea. it is in fact remarkable what he said. what do you make of it? >> in my first week as a member of congress, i lived through the insurrection, which was a wakeup call about the reality of white supremist. for too long, we have been too blind as white supremeism as a form of terror. it was not defined until 2020. to hear those comments from the president shows that his priorities are in the right place. >> so congressman, the other of course, major section of the president's address was american his american families plan here at home. one thing not in that plan is a permanent extension of the enhanced child credit. i know you have a separate bill you are pushing forward with. why not put it in the original package? >> the house is going to pass a bill that includes a permanent child tax credit.

ritchie. >> thank you, michael. developing the water enterprise racial equity plan was a large amount of work to be accomplished in a short period of time, but i am pleased by this effort. a unique challenge for the water enterprise is that we are a large entry, roughly 1,000 employees, with a tremendous geographic spread. we have facilities in san francisco, on the peninsula, tuolomne, and in the county. we've started to make progress with our staff on these dedicated issues, so i'd like to turn the presentation over to staff to provide the report. ellen, please take it from here. >> thank you. next slide, please. i'm ellen levin. i am the deputy manager for this effort, and i was the coordinator in building the racial equity plan priorities. our first step in developing our priorities was actually hiring cornerstone consulting to help develop an engagement process for input on the priorities. they developed a sur you have a tool used to conduct personal confidential interviews with water ent

>> steve ritchie, assistant general manager for water. we don't do a formal risk assessment per se in all these assessments, but we're constantly evaluating where we're at and may end up so we're prepared for any eventuality that comes along. we know one thing for sure is that all projections are wrong. so you have to deal with that fact because it exists. one of the first things we anticipate is each year hydrologically is different or we could have a drought or something else. the population projections were also referenced. we take those from the planning commission. they're given to us. we don't do population planning. we do per capita use. we know those numbers will be different and we have to think about how we deal with that. probably the single biggest risk assessment figure is do we have to build projects to accompany demand. there is a lot of active planning and not a lot of active building because the levels are not at the levels we anticipate. i'm sure the department would be in agreement. a lot of our customers don't want us

. >> reporter: steve ritchie is assistant general manager for water, asking their 1600 irrigation customers and city departments to voluntarily cut back use by 10%. >> i suspect we will see probably a greater reduction because people are good stewards of water use. they always have been and always will be. they know it is dry and are hearing it is dry and people will start to do the right thing. >>> we are tracking drought conditions and water restrictions on our website. go to kpix.com/drought for information on your zip code. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we got a call to action from the south bay, concerned about a recent drop in demand for vaccinations. statewide, 31.9% of californians have been fully vaccinated. almost 20% are partially vaccinated and numbers are better in santa clara with more than two third of people over age 16 receiving at least one dose. leaders say we need more to roll up their sleeves. they held this news conference to urge teens to get vaccinated saying that will help prevent spread of dangerous variants. >> don't wait any longer to do this. ever

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corinne is responsible for coordinating the constellations flight maneuvers she and colleague ny ritchie control individual satellites. here the 2 experts are conducting extensive tests connected to automatic control routines. it's a system that i want to trust but at the same time as a human i want to make sure i'm checking all of all of my checks and balances making sure that everything is ok with the tally before we proceed to the next step because again this isn't a simulation we have to take our time and we have to be as humanly perfect as possible how many controllers will be required to pilot a mega constellation of several 100 satellites this is well artificial intelligence will come in to assist the human operators i believe we're going to be having one controller for about 20. 30 so it's maybe even more we're trying to automate our system so that one person can handle as many satellites that is needed within our crews because i mean like you said we're not going to have a one to one ratio and we need to learn to automate our system so that when we see issues on board if our pro

and then heard expert testimony from folks talking about historic violence, all the way to andrea ritchieking about police violence against black women, gender nonconforming and trans people. so this analysis about pretextual traffic stops is in the report, about mental illness, so many of these cases involve traffic stops, people with mental illness, people looking for help in calling the police to get some help come and folks are ending up dead. that -- and in one case, paralyzed, that we looked at. so there is recommendations hear the talk about the domestic issue, looking at what can be done domestically, all the way from training to reform to aspects of appellation, when you are talking about defunding the police. you find that in this report. but there is also conversations and findings around the issue of how we take this in international context, what are international rules about law enforcement and the use of force, and the commission found again and again that police in the united states don't only not follow the laws in the united states with impunity, but violate internationa

back seeing dozes and this is a problem we have we don't have in our back scenes and if you see what ritchie right now is that we're going back and asking russia for sport next we should have done that much much earlier we need all the players all the players on the table and that includes the school expects scene which has excellent data out there as has pfizer and as has modern so we should know that much earlier in order to be able to provide our nationals with adequate vaccine dozers and now we are paying for those political shortcomings with human lives. well that island has been gripped by rioting throughout the week police fired water cannon for the 1st time in 6 years as pro u.k. loyalists stand irish nationalists faced off the disturbances come amid a wave of anger at the post. breaks it trade barriers this was the scene in belfast on friday night protesters torched a trash can on the car and hold rocks and petrol bombs out police northern ireland's 1st minister arlene foster has both sides to show restraint and the british prime minister has expressed his alarm and calls for dialog

census data, ritchie torres represents the poorest district in this country, in south bronx, new yorkorning to you, congressman. >> it is an honor to be here. >> brennan: you have some of the lowest vaccination rates in new york, and yet that super site at yankee stadium has been open since february. what is stalling vaccination? >> the racial disparities in vaccine rates, for me, is more a consequence of vaccine access than vaccine hesitancy. one of the greatest barriers are the digital divide, those in the bronx who have no access to the internet, have much less access to information about vaccination sites and have no real ability to participate in online registration systems. >> brennan: so how do you quickly fix that problem? because it sounds like you're saying that the fact that yankee stadium is open doesn't mean anything because your constituents can't log on to make appointments in the first place. >> we're making progress, but we have to rely on community-based institutions that can serve as incredible messengers in places like the south bronx. i'm optimistic we are making

daria careen is responsible for coordinating the constellations flight maneuvers she and colleague ny ritchie control individual satellites. here the 2 experts are conducting extensive tests connected to automatic control routines. it's a system that i want to trust but at the same time as a human i want to make sure i'm checking all of all of my checks and balances making sure that everything is ok with the tele before we proceed to the next step because again this isn't a simulation we have to take our time and we have to be as humanly perfect as possible how many controllers will be required to pilot a mega constellation of several 100 satellites this is well artificial intelligence will come in to assist the human operators i believe we're going to be having one controller for about 20. 30 so it's maybe even more we're trying to automate our system so that one person can handle as many satellites that is needed within our crews because i mean like you said we're not going to have a one to one ratio and we need to learn to automate our system so that when we see issues on board if our pilo

let's bring in jason chaffetz and michelle ritchie.look at redistricting, republicans have control of six of those seats, montana and ohio, four of them are split, what are the implications of all of this for november 2022? >> a lot of people i think i'm nicole richie for whatever reason. one of the things i think is a huge concern and this is something democrats will have to be thinking about, we know that when it comes to redistricting, they tends to impact black voters more than any other demographic and when you think about the fact that black voters are the backbone of the democratic party and the fact that redistricting has been impacted the most negatively, this is something they will have to be concerned about because we know black voters tend to turn out more for presidential elections and they're turning out more for midterm election. my concern is they will get comfortable now that biden is in office and there is control of the house and senate, they might not see the purpose of turning out. this is why it's so important to

he brought in thomas ritchie from richmond another editor. and and put richie in and in charge of the party newspaper when i was reading again i was thinking about today where the democrats are trying to start this network this you know the right to get the somebody to challenge rush limb to have somebody challenge the conservative talk show. how do you think you were at it? how long were you with the national tennis in? well, i was there off and on for 43 years. i joined the kennedy administration for a couple of years, but i was there for 43 years and i was editor and publisher for 30. um, and you're you were editorial director of the year how long directive usa today for 10 years? yeah. but what you how long do you work for bobby kennedy two years? but this this whole i mean reading back in those days and just thinking about today the number of people that have been in politics and now are in the media. is there any real change after all these years? yeah. what's the change? i mean that that ability the party to control the news media medi

critics are calling last night's academy awards the wokest ever after's ritchie signaling speeches, someutality and referencing derek chauvin's murder conviction. watch. >> today, the police will kill three people, and tomorrow, the police will kill three people, and the day after that, the police will kill three people because on average, the police killed three people. >> i have to be honest. if things had gone differently this past week in minneapolis, i may have traded in my heels for merging boots. >> emily: about the audience's applause faded fast when tyler perry urged americans not to hate police officers. >> i have refused to hate someone because they are mexican or because they are black or white. [applause] or lgbtq. i refuse to hate someone because they are police officer. i refuse to hate someone because they are asian. i would hope that we would refuse hate. >> emily: kennedy, tyler perry there was accepting the jean herschel humanitarian award. when he said not to refuse hate, but apparently even that is not good enough for the hollywood elite. >> kennedy: no, it's not, an