commissioner newhouse segal? >> so, as always, i'm really up policed with the quality and the depth of knowledge and expertise that our staff has, so thank you and we're all just -- we're new to this but thank you for trying to educate us and we will know a lot more as we go forward. so, my question is, how did this end up on the consent calendar to begin with? and i guess my question is, if there was a resolution attached to this and also to our other contract that we're going to consider today and do all -- because we're new, do all contracts has a resolution attached to them even if they are on our consent calendar or that only for contracts that are on our regular calendar? >> and, this is bob fuller. secretary of the commission. i can speak to that. based on the contract delegation policy that the commission approved back in september, this contract is above the minimum value of $1 million to be considered by this commission. but still below the $5 million for construction contract award, that would make it

. >> respond with here or present, newhouse segal? >> present. >> commissioner newhouse segal is present. warren post? >> here. >> paul woolford? >> present. >> fady zoubi? >> present. >> we have four members present. we do have quorum for the public works commission. due to the covid health emergency and the public health recommendations issued by the san francisco department of public health and the emergency orders of the governor and the mayor concerning social distancing and lifting the restrictions on teleconference, this meeting is being held via teleconference and being streamed by sfg tv. for those watching the live stream, be aware there's a brief time lag between the live meeting and what is being shown online. on behalf of the commission, i'd like to extend our thanks to sfgovtv, media services and building management staff for their assistance in putting on this meeting. for members of the public wishing to comment on an item from outside the hearing room, you would dial 415-655-0001. and your meeting access code is 24844

. >> respond with here or present, newhouse segal? >> present. >> commissioner newhouse segal is present. warren post? >> here. >> paul woolford? >> present. >> fady zoubi? >> present. >> we have four members present. we do have quorum for the public works commission. due to the covid health emergency and the public health recommendations issued by the san francisco department of public health and the emergency orders of the governor and the mayor concerning social distancing and lifting the restrictions on

. >> respond with here or present, newhouse segal? >> present. >> commissioner newhouse segal is present. warren post? >> here. >> paul woolford? >> present. >> fady zoubi? >> present. >> we have four members present. we do have quorum for the public works commission. due to the covid health emergency and the public health recommendations

segal clipstein is a fertility specialist in chicago and shares this.ways' case. >> embryo donation is a medical procedure. it's a way by which we take embryos from one couple or individual and transfer them into another individual in order to build families. >> reporter: freezing embryos is not a new technique. in fact, the first baby born from a frozen embryo was back in 1984, but at a time when medical science has pushed the boundaries of life earlier and earlier, a new question has arisen. how late is too late? >> going into this process, we wanted to choose children that in our eyes were the most unwanted, the most needy, the ones in a lot of ways that have been overlooked. >> intentionally or not, the ridgeways have set a record. after 29 years and 10 months, the donated embryos are believed to be the oldest embryos ever to result in a live birth. >> we weren't looking to get the oldest embryos to be frozen the longest. >> reporter: nedc is a faith-based center. the center says they have now facilitated more than 1,200 births through donated embry

polls are open in vermont, where incumbent phil scott is taking on brenda segall in the race for governor. >> todd: thank you, bring in outkick host tomi lahren. tomi, here is a telling quote in the "new york post" from a new york city voter. "hochul won't clean up the subway, me and my mom are on food stamps, i won't let her take the subway by herself. if she needs to go, i ride the subway with her or pay for a cab, it is expensive but better than letting her take the subway," and combine that with the fact early vote totals in new york city are extremely low and bodes poorly for kathy hochul. does lee zeldin pull off the upset? >> i think so, we don't want to be overly confident and count our chickens before they hatch, like the person you talked about, the new york city commuter, so many former democrats out there are going to vote republican for the first time in we hope for a long time because they are sick and tired of democrats ignoring the issues they care about. kathy hochul saying people focusing on crime are hyperventilating, are you kidding me? over reaction to be safe on your

mark segal joins us tonight to assess what's going on.nks for joining us. >> tucker, good to be with you. i could talk about the supposed shorn, with the fda talking about a shortage, talk about supply chains coming out of china, and i could talk about the generics, but i want to talk about what you just mentioned, which is what attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, who is getting adderall, prescribing this stuff? millions of kids and teens come to doctors' offices like mine, already on the medication. they weren't seen by a neurologist, a psychiatrist, well-trained psychologist, they got it from a primary care doctor, or from somewhere else. the reason you just said, maybe they do better on tests as a result, you know, maybe they do better in work as a result, but they stay up all night or have problems with nausea, problems with focusing. their heart rate goes up. there can be heart issues involved. this is speed. this stuff is speed. i'm concerned about the fact that during the pandemic this has gotten worse. we had over, as i said

cnbc.com's mackenzie segal with the latest on what we can expect on the latest news cycle with ftx.s right. it's blockfi reportedly preparing for a potential bankruptcy filing, this after they halted withdrawals of customer profits now, blockfi is one of several companies that signed deals to be rescued by ftx over the summer after a sharp plunge in crypto prices. blockfi obtained a revolving loan and they gave ftx an option to purchase the company. dom? >> so, mac, we're also following reports that sam bankman freed, sbf as many people call him on social media, could be making his way back stateside of his own free will or by other means. can you tell us more about that? >> yeah some of bloomberg is reporting both u.s. and bahamian authorities are discussing the possibility of bringing bankman freed to the u.s. for questioning, though no comment yet from any party involved including the justice from washington and the attorney's office from is the southern district of new york it's been made clear, these are only talks number one has been placed under arrest or taken into custody t

segal is a fertility specialist in chicago and chairs the american society of reproductive american ethicslved in the ridgway case. >> it is a way by which we take embryos from one couple or individual and then transfer them into another individual in order to build families. >> reporter: freezing embryos is not a new technique. the first baby born from a frozen em beo was back there 1984. but at a time when medical science has pushed the boundaries life earlier and earlier, a new question has arisen. how late is too late. >> going into this process, we wanted to choose children that in our eyes were the most unwanted, most needy, ones in a lot of ways that had been overlooked. >> intentionally or not, the ridgways have set a record. after 29 years and 10 months, the donated embryos are believed to be the oldest ever to result in a live birth. >> we weren't looking to get the oldest em beos in the world, we just wanted the one waiting the longest. >> nadc is a faith-based center. the center has facilitated more than 1200 births through donated embryos and according to the society of assist

susie lee, lisa can over -- lisa, aaron, cisco aguilar, zach , and ellen segal, or are a legislativeandidate, we have a lot of senators to vote for as well. my opponent wants you to believe the worst. he wants to scare you, he was to keep everybody home and suppress turnout. he wants you to think your vote doesn't matter. he is wrong. he is damn wrong, your vote does matter. [applause] the truth is this. in nevada, our best days are ahead of us. our future is bright. it is only bright if we have the right to ship in place to guide us along the way. that is what we intend to do. our people, nevadans, are resilient, they are determined and battle born. we are ready to build a better tomorrow for the next generation. it is the honor of my lifetime to serve as your governor. we want to do it for four more years. [applause] [chanting: four more years] [applause] before we get the president out here who is back there, ready to go. i want to introduce a very dear friend of mine who is also in a very tough race. her margins are just as thin as mine are, and she needs you to turn out to an vo

. >> let's talk about the lags i'm guessing you may have heard professor jeremy segal talk about theyou're on the verge of making a mistake because rents are already coming down, he looks at monetary aggregates and said those are declining sharply. are you missing signals out there, rather than looking at cpi that tells you inflation is coming down? >> the point is really this one -- i think you raised an important issue. we can't look at backward looking data the published headline data gets all the play but the forward looking data are really the leading indicators. we have many leading indicators that are published look at the labor market, vacancies, quits, hiring by small firms, how confident businesses are they'll hire in the future but we also look at new leases and one of the pieces of information i spend a lot of time looking at, what are new leases on rental properties coming in at are they lower or on average the same as existing rents they're coming down. that's a sign that the housing market slowing is playing out the way we thought it would. we have a ways to go before

. >> respond with here or present, newhouse segal?ost? >> here. >> paul woolford? >> present. >> fady zoubi? >> present. >> we have four members present. we do have quorum for the public works commission. due to the covid health emergency and the public health recommendations issued by the san francisco department of public health and the emergency orders of the governor and the mayor concerning social distancing and lifting the restrictions on

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