commissioner segal. >> mr. pilpel, that is very interesting and of course we are all trying to do our best, so, i would like to see more i don't understand exactly what you are referring to. i'm not deand i want to improve. so -- i want to improve in actuality as in perception. so. can you write manage, in the perfect you are not writing legislation or whatever. and submit it to our staff to be distributed to us? as a suggestion. because i was not clear i don't know about the rest of the commission exactly what you are referring to or not even exactly but general low what you are referring to. >> thank you. commissioner. mr. pilpel may have hung up. secretary fuller can you follow up with mr. pilpel on his comments perhaps i would like to see inright him to appear before the commission, say hello and perhaps that's a time to hear more or as commissioner segal suggested submit something written we can review and a memo or whenever? >> or from the city add administrator's office this is more like what he is talki

commissioner segal. >> mr. pilpel, that is very interesting and of course we are all trying to do our best, so, i would like to see more i don't understand exactly what you are referring to. i'm not deand i want to improve. so -- i want to improve in actuality as in perception. so. can you write manage, in the perfect you are not writing legislation or whatever. and submit it to our staff to be distributed to us? as a suggestion. because i was not clear i don't know about the rest of the commission exactly what you are referring to or not even exactly but general low what you are referring to. >> thank you. commissioner. mr. pilpel may have hung up. secretary fuller can you follow up with mr. pilpel on his comments perhaps i would like to see inright him to appear before the commission, say hello and perhaps that's a time to hear more or as commissioner segal suggested submit something written we can review and a memo or whenever? >> or from the city add administrator's office this is more like what he is talki

segal? >> i have a question i often have about our agenda and how the presented and in our presenters. please, can i remind staff to when we have a staff report to list the name of the presenter. you are working very heard and worked hard on this report xu are proud of your work and we are proud of your work your name i would love to see it appear on our materials. and so its there and also your position and so it is clear to the public that you w for public work this is you are our staff and over seaing the contractor's work. thank you we are happy to have you and great program. lots of luck. >> yes, ma'am. commissioner woolford. >> thanks juan, what an incredible opportunity the city and county providing these youth. i was going to ask if it is possible for and you director short and bob to may be potential low organize the ability for us as a commission to join on site at some point all of these youth. i don't know if you would have to add voois vise us a graduation or just a point which

commissioner newhouse segal is present. warren post, chair post is present. gerald turner is absent today. commissioner woolford is present. vice chair zoubi is present. with four members present, we do have quorum for the public works commission. please note that the rules regarding hybrid meetings and remote participation changed. remote call in will continue to be a option for members of the public wishing to make comment on items. remote participation by commissioners will still be a option, but only under specific circumstances. for members of the public wishing to make comment on an item from outside the hear ing room, you would dial 415-655-0001. use the meeting id-25973810237, pound, pound and then to raise your hand to speak press star 3. please note that you must limit your comments to the topic of the agenda item discussed unless speaking under general public comment section. if commenters do not stay on topic, the chair may interrupt ask you to limit your comment to the item at hand. we ask public comment be made in civil respectful manner and ref

thank you, commissioner segal. i would like to suggest is early in august we will be having a joint session with the sanitation and streets lead by colleague and city attorney's office. illegal dumping that is more their jurisdiction than hours we have an interest. we will have a joint public session on jurisdiction and i would propose at this meeting. they can ask themselves the question. the public input can be taken then. staff can be taken. i frank low am feeling the commission has been successful. i feel good about it. the department staff general low leetsdz me finish there is something this is not smooth. commissioner secretary mr. fuller speak e mail every day. i would like to asurety commission in the chair's opinion this is a high functioning successful commission. but of course i'm as new as everybody i want to learn to improve and as i said i'm suggesting at this joint session with san station and streets commission that will be an opportunity to look back at the year together what went well and not wel

earlier, i spoke to 0ren segal, vice president of the anti—defamation league.nd guilty in all 63 counts in this case. what's your reaction to the verdict? accountability is important, and there is no happy ending after mass tragedy like this. this was the deadliest shooting gets a jewish community in american history. and so we know life will not be brought back, wounds will take time to heal, but at the end of the day, knowing there is some accountability does send an important message. the way that the pittsburgh community continues to rally around thejewish community i think is something that will be remembered and notjust the violence and they hate that led us to this deadly day five years ago. this trial now moving to the penalty phase, do you think that the death penalty should be handed down? it's really not something for any one organisation or any one person to sort of have, an assessment on what should happen. it's really about the people in pittsburgh, the survivors, the family members. i think there are a lot of different opinions there, actually, a

let's go live now to oren segal, vice president of the anti—defamation league.hat's your reaction to the verdict?— reaction to the verdict? account abili is reaction to the verdict? account ability is important, _ reaction to the verdict? account ability is important, and - reaction to the verdict? account ability is important, and there l reaction to the verdict? account| ability is important, and there is no happy ending after mass tragedy like this. this was the deadliest shooting gets a jewish community in american history. and so we know life will not be brought back, wounds will take time to heal, but at the end of the day, knowing there is some accountability does send an important message. the way that the pittsburgh community continues to rally around the jewish pittsburgh community continues to rally around thejewish community i think is something that will be remembered and notjust the violence and they hate that led us to this deadly day five years ago. this trial now moving _ deadly day five years ago. this trial now moving to _ deadly day five year

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commissioner newhouse segal is present. warren post, chair post is present.ald turner is absent today. commissioner woolford is present. vice chair zoubi is present. with four members present, we do have quorum for the public works commission. please note that the rules regarding hybrid meetings and remote participation changed. remote call in will continue to be a option for members of the public wishing to make comment on items. remote participation by commissioners will

. >> secretary fuller call the roll, >> good morning respond with here or present segal. >> commissioner settleal is present. commissioner post and turner are absent.

. >> and is bob segal here? come on (clapping.) and now i'll tell you why you're applauding maybe i know bob is a district 8 resident and the guide in the trial will be the fourth anniversary and avid bicyclist in his years after retiring in 90 three from a teaching criteria a sin and trail builder in the bay area and bob has won significant surveys and leads hikes and serve on the board of directors and the bay area bridge trail and others for the trail will cut across the san francisco and the some point in time and local trails dates back to 2012 bob formed a committee that makes the trail a role call vote on june one 2019 national trails day was opened to the public and it offers a contiguous routine from the west coast to the noting and the trail runs though hidden trails and shopping corridors and community gardens along the way and whether you choose to explore a section this trail offers an adventure and appreciate the city we owe it to the dedication and hard time of bob that made it happen and the cities have not defined

..she won a second 0scar opposite george segal in the romantic comedy a touch of class.eavenly transport. i'm glenda jackson. politically, she was left wing, appearing in a party political broadcast for labour in 1987. five years later, she won the tory—held seat of hampstead. never before has the labour party been needed as much as it is needed now. she was a junior minister for a while, but spent most of her time on the backbenches. she stood down in 2015... rumble thy bellyful! ..and returned to the stage, first as king lear at london's old vic. they all think they can treat me like this? and then won awards on broadway in edward albee's three tall women. glenda jackson, who gave up stardom for politics, and later returned to the stage in a triumphant final act. glenda jackson who has died at the age of 87. if you step away from the television, you can always go to our website. this is what you will find there today, it's fascinating, lots and lots of information, reports, reaction to what has happened today, borisjohnson and the committee of mps which found that he d

..she won a second oscar opposite george segal in the romantic comedy a touch of class.ransport. i'm glenda jackson. and yes, this is a party political broadcast, though the setting may lead you to think otherwise. politically, she was left wing, appearing in a party political broadcast for labour in 1987. five years later, she won the tory—held seat of hampstead. never before has the labour party been needed as much as it is needed now. she was a junior minister for a while, but spent most of her time on the backbenches. but her most famous commons appearance came after the death of lady thatcher. we were told that everything i had been taught to regard as a vice, and i still regard them as vices, under thatcherism was in fact a virtue — greed, selfishness, no care for the weaker. she stood down in 2015... rumble thy bellyful! ..and returned to the stage, first as king lear at london's old vic. they all think they can treat me like this? and then won awards on broadway in edward albee's three tall women. this is our home, all this. glenda jackson, who gave up stardom fo

. >> and is bob segal here? come on (clapping.) and now i'll tell you why you're applauding maybe i know bob is a district 8 resident and the guide in the trial will be the fourth anniversary and avid bicyclist in his years after retiring in 90 three from a teaching criteria a sin and trail builder in the bay area and bob has won significant surveys and leads hikes and serve on the board of directors and the bay area bridge trail and others for the trail will cut across the san francisco and the some point in time and local trails dates back to 2012 bob formed a committee that makes the trail a role call vote on june one 2019 national trails day was opened to the public and it offers a contiguous routine from the west coast to the noting and the trail runs though hidden trails and shopping corridors and community gardens along the way and whether you choose to explore a section this trail offers an adventure and appreciate the city we owe it to the dedication and hard time of bob that made it happen and the cities have not defined

i called him for letters you notice wrong, yes, then he was, in my opinion, with segal yes, yes, yeahts a song so much, so that he writes to me, and he tells me, natasha , well, i have sinusitis now and for half an hour he told me how something was happening in his nose , well, the song is shorter, and clamped, but it was very expensive in fact. by the way, well, he cost somewhere, if i remember correctly 10-15 thousand dollars. nifiga yourself all the cost throughout you see? yes, it was a friend. well, just, if you tell your girlfriend about my money, suppose you steal away, think, well, she is a nurse. i then these 30 years all the licenses you earn just a multiple of much more now. but i know everything about you. finally. thanks natasha, it's time to find out the correct answer from your brother. come on listen to the screen, these pictures are all there is. viktor chaikin has a memory of his older brother leonid. native people they don’t communicate for more than ten years and the composer does not know that at 69 his american brother lives in a rented apartment for the poor, th

. >> rachel segal's question from the washington post and we're watching for a tightening of credit andappened yet. but, you know, we to want keep our eye on that situation and that's about as much as he's willing to say. again, you don't want to be a lightning rod that makes a situation worse. charles: yet, the dot plot would have been viewed as a lightning rod any other time. if we'd have come in 50 basis points and couple at 75 and some went 100. this is an extremely hawkish federal reserve and stock market didn't react that way and hasn't yet. >> partly that's the rest of the fed's forecast and why are they so much more eager to raise rates? because they're a lot more optimistic about gdp. that means there's a higher inflation forecast so they want to take the fed funds rate higher and don't have to worry about recession and if growth is stronger, it makes sense for stocks to rally. >> is it immaculate back to the notion and rate hike in history and gdp holds firmly on unemployment and they went from 4.5 to 1.4 and this shouldn't be happening and the ultimate couple million people l

mark segal. it is great to have you on. you look at the homeless issues around here. i know you have probed into this, but gavin newsom is saying he has taken thousands of people off the street. since he's been in office the number of homeless has increased by 13%. what's your take on all of this? >> you know, trace, you said last night with hannity that he takes ownership of this and responsibility, but what he didn't talk about, which is the biggest elephant in the room, is the mental health crisis this has caused. california for decades, as you know, is moving against any institutionalization at all. they only have five hospitals, mental health hospitals, servicing 7,000 people and you have 90,000 people in prisons, half of which according to their own records, have mental health issues. they are not getting treatment there. and now the prisons are trying to release people on the streets. where do you think they go? they go to homeless camps. they go to the er. what is the er supposed to do about it? i talked to the head of the er system in san francisco and she sa

potentials are enormous segal has been arguing for a while that using old-school valuations from 20 years ago, like the s&p at 20 would be unusual, should be revised and i think he has a point maybe 16 or 17 times forward or 25 times forward to tech is not an old -- it should be looked at a little bit differently >> well, we're going to hear the bell in a moment the dow is going to be negative. but again, it's the united health story nasdaq near 50 points to the upside s&p trying to turn green into the close. maybe a bit of a surprise today from the fed, but we shall see i'll see you tomorrow. o.t. with morgan and john is now. >>> hawkish pause by the fed sending the s&p on a roller coaster, round-trip ride back to the flatline looks like we're closing just above the flat line. that's the scorecard on wall street, but the action is just getting started. welcome to closing time overtime, i'm morgan brennan >> i'm john fortney in san francisco. >> we're going to hear from frederick mishkin and jason furman on their reads on chair powell's comments and if they

. >> good morning respond segal. >> warren post. >> here. >> commissioner turner. >> present. >> commissioner woolford is absent. >> commissioner zoubi. >> present. with 4 present we have quorum for the meeting. the rules regarding hybrid meeting and remote participation changed remote call in will be an option for the measures wishing to comment on agenda items.

segal douglas, thank we'rso very much.what i'm talking about are those puberty blockersith and t controversial treatment that many countries now, like norway sweden, finland, some that are actually known to be very liberal have banned pubertybannd blockers for minors. >> they say they're dangerous with many lasting unchangeable side effects like rendering children permanently infertile . the fda has never approved that medication for this kind ofneve use on minoraps. doctors prescribe them for off label. so why are activists alwaysmi telling us that they are safe for kidnorsprescribs dr. m, who actually is a doctor and not an activist fox medicaln aci contributor now? >> so no emergencyvi. authorization needed for this like a covid vaccine because they can use it off label. can u >> what does that mean? well, it means people couldse prescribe it, but what's really disturbing about this is how about considering the side effects of let me be really clear on this. lupron, which is the leading for this is a drug i use for pros