commissioner sommer. >> yes. >> that motion carries unanimously. we are now in closed session it is 9:27 a.m. i would like to ask that all members if you could leave the room and then we will call you >> hello this is the building inspection meeting and we are on agenda item 12d and 13d. reconvene in open session to vote whether to disclose any or all discussions held in closed session. >> make a motion to not disclose discussions in closed session. >> second. >> there is a motion and a second by president bito a vote on the motion to reconvene and not disclose. president bito. >> yes. >> vice president tam. >> yes. >> commissioner alexander-tut. >> yes. >> commissioner sommer. >> that motion carries unanimously. >> can i make a motion to move >> the [inaudible]. could we make a motion to move up item 6 and review that? second. okay. all commissioner in favor for that? >> any public comment? seeing none there is no remote public comment as limp we are on agenda item 6, the discussion and possible action regarding the san francisco amendments to the

sommer, you are out of miami-dade for the first day of school.udents telling? you then >> thank you for having me. it was really an exciting day to be honest. a lot of students were excited to be back. we were talking to parents that mentioned concerns about safety. that mentioned concerns about how their students are going to be safe in a school environment, especially as large as miami-dade county. we are also talking to teachers ahead of today and during the school day today. we had reporters from across the newsroom scattered across the district, talking to teachers, and a couple of them definitely raised concerns about a couple of new laws that are already in effect and are going to be tested out in this new school year. >> roland, you are governor in texas spending all sorts of money on things that will do nothing to ditch or protect children, things like busing immigrants to new york and washington, nothing on protecting your children from gun violence. as i said, you represent the families in uvalde. what are parents they are telling you?

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commissioner sommer. >> yes. >> that motion carries unanimously. we are now in closed session it is 9:27 a.m. i would like to ask that all members if you could leave the room and then we will call you >> hello this is the building inspection meeting and we are on agenda item 12d and 13d. reconvene in open session to vote whether to disclose any or all discussions held in closed session. >> make a motion to not disclose discussions in closed session. >> second. >> there is a motion and a second by president bito a vote on the motion to reconvene and not disclose. president bito. >> yes. >> vice president tam. >> yes. >> commissioner alexander-tut. >> yes. >> commissioner sommer. >> that motion carries unanimously. >> can i make a motion to move >> the [inaudible]. could we make a motion to move up item 6 and review that? second. okay. all commissioner in favor for that? >> any public comment? seeing none there is no remote public comment as limp we are on agenda item 6, the discussion and possible action regarding the san francisco amendments to the

lori sommers -- lawrence summers decrying a global corporate minimum tax on the democrats' recent taxmate change bill. he says it threatens the international agreement. >> if you look at the history of policy in america, things get passed. they are not government immense scale the day they pass, but over time they grow. that is the way it was with social security. the weight was with medicaid and medicare. i think that is perhaps the way it is going to be with this first major legislation taking on climate change as an economic strategy priority. we can debate the precise merits of this legislation. we can debate whether more will be necessary. i think the fact that step was taken, the fact that we've recognized we have to adequately support the irs -- taxes will be what we pay for civilization. the fact we have taken the steps we have taken to get the government more effectively involved in buying pharmaceutical products efficiently when they are so important to so many people's lives. i think this is historically important steps for our country. that said, to pick up on what you ask

jim, five former secretaries of the treasury, folks like larry sommers and hank paulson who served ford republican presidents, support this bill. there are independent nonpartisan analysis that say it will bring inflation down. i think this is going to prove to be one of the biggest accomplishments of the first two years of president biden's term. >> senator, i have to ask you this. we've learned that republican senators are expected to try to kill the insulin provisions in this bill. do you believe that that medicare insulin cap will stay in the legislation? there are a lot of folks out there dealing with diabetes. this has been a, an issue that's stirred up a lot of passion in the democratic party. they want to see that piece of the puzzle remain in place. >> i hope it will. i've had personal experience with this. i have family members who are diabetics. this is a bill that senator warnock of georgia has been championing to cap out of pocket costs to $35 a month. anybody who's watching, among the millions of americans who rely on insulin, a life saving medication, know that it can co

we've heard from the moody's, mark zandi says it moves the needle in the right direction and larry sommerss this will move inflation, the feedle in the right direction. i guess it remains to be seen whether it lives up to its name in terms of inflation reduction. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. the key is how much the needle will move, right, and we'll have to see by the time that the mid terms game where come to see how much of an impact this will have on voters. you know, if gas prices are still at $4, for instance, voters will really won't care what's in this bill. they will be looking at price gases. >> overnight $4.06. i'm losing count, 594th day in a row that gas prices have been declining so that's at least something moving in the right direction though not getting the same amount of attention as it was when it was skyrocketing. sophia, thanks so much for dropping by. >> reporter: thanks very much. >> joining me now is white house reporter jasmine wright. a major win for the president. what has he said about passing the bill? >> reporter: christine, he said just that, praised that as

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let's bring in will sommer — who has been covering the trial for the daily beast.kable, throughout _ him for it. it's remarkable, throughout this _ him for it. it's remarkable, throughout this trial, i him for it. it's remarkable, throughout this trial, alex| him for it. it's remarkable, i throughout this trial, alex jones legal team hasjust throughout this trial, alex jones legal team has just been throughout this trial, alex jones legal team hasjust been making mistake after mistake and again, it seems frankly but they did not realise they had given the plaintiffs lawyers the cell phone data because it was only today that they try to, as the jury is out considering the case, thejones lawyers tried to mark the cell phone is privileged and prevent the attorneys from using it. there is much more to come after this trial more severe cases to come but also should mention, the january six community is interested. the plaintiffs lawyers as of the law enforcement agencies are interested. so, this mistake and really echoing a big way for alexjones. what so, this mistake a

will sommer is the politics reporter with the daily beast and the author of the upcoming book "trust to gunman himself with what we see this stuff people are posting and these trump size are full of anger at the fbi for the people go out and try to do it. just today another person was indicted for threatening to kill various fbi agents on a pro trump's social media network. this is not idle chatter, this is very real. what about the talk of civil war? sure. right now unfortunately, for several years now there's this idea of trump supporters want a civil war and have it out with liberals has been bubbling along for a while. this is really ramped it up. they see the fbi is a tyrannical agency between the earlier investigations into trump, if prosecution of the january six writers and now this raid out and mara lago. people are really seeing the fbi as a tyrannical agency. there are no good evidence for that but the right—wing media is telling them there is trump is certainly telling them there is. people are seeing this idea of a lone wolf violence against the fbi is catching on. lone

on what he said in the press conference that the fed funds rate is close to neutral, which larry sommersne too much. scott, speaking of the federal reserve, the minneapolis president of the federal reserve bank there speaking about the current state of inflation yesterday on cbs' face the nation, saying the latest inflation readings are concerning and the fed is working to it under control. your reaction to that and if you think fed is going to stop raising at 3 and a quarter. >> good morning. when you have him coming out and sounding like a hawk, that tells you what you need to know. he's a well-known dove, probably the most doveish person on the fed. if he's citing inflation fears, that tells you a lot. it tells you the fed is not expecting to start to lower rates next year as the market expects right now. that's probably the way we could get a hawkish reading from the fed. it may not come from the fed raising rates more than folks think, it may come from them not cutting as folks think next year. we'll probably hear about that when we get speeches this week. dagen: before we move on,

there are many people out there, larry sommers and other democrats included, who say this will actuallylindsey in his lindsey group yesterday, he writes this, you ready. debt cancellation and a interest forgiveness will perpetuate the high inflation rate for college education. in 2 2017 the federal reserve bk of new york estimated that policy changes for student debt allowed tuitions to rise by 60% more than what would have occurred otherwise. so my point is, american families are dealing with inflation everywhere they look but the cost of coverage has been a -- college now has been a problem for a long time. it's about to get worse with this. >> that's a exactly right. one of the big problems we face is the way that we do economic policy through the tax code, where we try to subsidize things that we want to help people with, whether it's housing or healthcare or the cost of education, the way that we structure those policies actually drive up the cost. and it's why you see all of those policies, healthcare, education, they grow faster than the overall economy because of the ways we sub

thank you very much for your time, mark your time, sommer.iking today in a dispute over pay and working conditions. it means no trains are running from london euston or birmingham new street. the train drivers' union aslef said the strikes were a last resort, but the rising cost of living meant workers are facing a real terms pay cut. caroline davies reports. the sum of strikes today it is the train drivers walking out across nine train companies, making life more complicated for restaurants like this one in mount pritchard. we will probably struggle to get some of our colleagues to come to work and we sometimes have our customers who, the train because it is so much more convenient, and the ones that do want to come by train, they decide to cancel the booking. despite that, he says he does have sympathy with the strikers. it will affect the following lines. some lines will have a very limited number of services running, others will have none at all and the disruption caused are likely to ramble on into sunday. the train drivers' union, aslef