commissioner sommer. >> the next is item b. findings to allow teleconference meetings under california code section 54953e. the discussion and possible action. the board will discuss and possible low adopt a resolution setting fourth findings required under bill 361 allow the aab to hold meetings or for commissioners to attends meetings when necessary row mote low according to the modified brown act. teleconferences set fortin ab361. mufr to adopt. >> second. >> there is a motion to adopt the findings by president tam and the second by commissioner bito. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> the motion is approved. any opposed? >> no. >> okay the motion is unanimous. thank you. and the next item on the agenda is item c. continued appeals order of erickson bait am case 690542195 green street. the department will present its case first. [no mic] i don't think his mic is on. your mic is not on. try now. try again. >> um -- you hear mow? i think that is better. >> okay. i will start again. john, acting chief building inspector case for code

the ball after the analists hit the penalty box in djibril so, after which it flew to pyatak where sommerrient himself and missed this goal marked with a letter in the protocol. and what, it means an own goal two one czech republic won and came out on top in the group, we single out one match of the crmakidonia group, which did not let italy into the world cup in qatar in its first match of the tournament, tied with bulgaria 1:1, desp-2 answered the goal restovski. the composition of sky for the next season will be staffed almost entirely by students of the army school, the coaching staff, while the chairman of the club andrei krainov will continue his work in an exclusive interview with the tv news agency sportkadr project. summed up the completed season already left the team. artur rud mihail lived and jan sapkom, however. these are not all personnel changes. i think that god he is frost pukhov, most likely, he leaves because they were involved, you only know 2 months, since let's say such a situation happened with the motor. here. e, accordingly, for all the rest. well, maybe those peo

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. >> reporter: and sommer kicks into high gear in marin.e are at the marin county therapy we will tell you what to expect when it opens today. >>> and as we head to break we want to share this photo. you can see this time-lapse we have online of what it took to put this new studio together. a lot of hard work. thank you to the team who put that hard work in. >>> we have more coming up right here on tran 12. >>> i posted a behind-the- scenes peek of our news team. we will be back with more. join us online as well. big tobacco's cigarette butts filter practically nothing and are made of microplastic fibers that are toxic and cunning. they may seep into water and food, and air, too. and the smaller microplastics get, the more damage they do. could they end up in you, your bodies, their prey? new studies indicate possible links to mutations in dna. an evil lie with a future's worth of harm. to the world, now you know. so sound the alarm. every search you make, every click you take, every move you make, every step you take, i'll be watching you.

. >> commissioner sommer. >> here. >> and the next we will have our land acknowledgment. the commission acknowledges on the home land of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhab tantss. as stewards of land and with their traditions they have not forgotten their responsibilities as the care takes and all people who is reside in their traditional territory. we rescue noise we benefit from living and working on their home land we acknowledge ramaytush ohlone and affirming their rights as first peoples. >> thank you. commissioner. next item on the agenda is item 2. findings to allow teleconference meeting under california code section 54953e. the discussion and possible action. the commission will draft a residence loulgz required under bill 361. that would allow the bic to hold meetings or for commissioners who taken meetings when necessary remote and according to the modified brown act in ab361. a second? >> commissioner vice president tam your mic was off >> motion to adopt the findings. >> and a second. >> second. >> all in favor? aye. >> and that motion passes. th

sommer for that well done and everything which is a bit of a shock as it was only my second week backe along, thank you forjoining us. england has another major men's champion golfer. matt fitzpatrick has added his name to a list which has not been extended for a while. he's just the third winner of the us open from his country since 192a, in modern times following tony jacklin and justin rose. it's been a six year wait for an english man to win a major — his ryder cup teammate danny willett was the last at the masters in 2016. fitzpatrick, who won the us amateur title at brookline in massachuessetts back in 2013 — joins jack nicklaus as the only two men to win both that and the us open at the same venue. fitzpatrick has always seen himself as an underdog and thinks he's like his home football team sheffield united. i feel like ifeel like i'm the i feel like i'm the same deal, not expected to do well, not expected to succeed and i want to major today. so yeah, i certainly work hard for it and that's where i've grown up from, that's the mentality of everyone around them obviously, the

rachel parker, adam sommer, and sean diller are with me. welcome to all of you. viewers can feel free to call in on the line for republicans, democrats, and independents. adam, let me start with you. tell us about the podcast. when did it start? what is it about? adam: thanks for having us. the podcast started in the summer of 2020. sean and i had gotten together to do some nonprofit work. we were getting to do all of that, and in covid hit. we were trying to figure out something to do. we pivoted to trying to do a video thing. that is a lot of work. we decided to try audio. we did that in july of 2020 and put some episodes out and told ourselves if we get some listeners, we will keep doing it. we got some listeners and met up with rachel. she was a listener who contacted us. we put that together. the last year or so, we have been growing and finding a stride. we want to look at politics from a middle out approach. obviously, we are on a show that is the "washington journal." there are a ton of shows looking at politics. let's talk about what it is like to be in

rachel parker, adam sommer, and sean diller are with me. welcome to all of you. viewers can feel free to call in on the line for republicans, democrats, and independents. adam, let me start with you. tell us about the podcast. when did it start? what is it about? adam: thanks for having us. the podcast started in the summer of 2020. sean and i had gotten together to do some nonprofit work. we were getting to do all of that, and in covid hit. we were trying to figure out something to do. we pivoted to trying to do a video thing. that is a lot of work. we decided to try audio. we did that in july of 2020 and put some episodes out and told ourselves if we get some listeners, we will keep doing it. we got some listeners and met up with rachel. she was a listener who contacted us. we put that together. the last year or so, we have been growing and finding a stride. we want to look at politics from a middle out approach. obviously, we are on a show that is the "washington journal." there are a ton of shows looking at politics. let's talk about what it is like to be in

i was talking to larry sommers, there is nothing inevitable about a recession. maria: yet growth is taking the biggest hit year-to-date, the nasdaq is down 30%, 31% so far in 2022, dow industrials down 17% and the s&p 500 lower by 23% in 2022. a sharp selloff over the weekend in bitcoin, the cryptocurrency plunging below $18,000, down from a high of 68,000 back in november. bitcoin this morning is bouncing after a tough weekend, this after abbreviated trading yesterday for the juneteenth holiday. rates this morning are spiking, take a look. we've got a mixed close from friday but short-term interest rates this morning well above 3.2% ahead of the federal reserve chairman jay powell's testimony before congress this week on wednesday and thursday, the 10 year yield up 3 and-a-half basis points right now at a level of 3.274%. we've got existing home sales coming out this morning, mortgage rates are close to 6% ahead of the housing data out later today. we've got new home sales expected after a sharp decline in housing starts last week. u.s. mortgage rates at 5.78%,

the ball, after analyzing the penalty area, hit djibril so, after which he flew to pyatak where the sommer and missed this goal in the protocol marked with a letter. and what, it means an own goal two one czech republic won and came out on top in the group, we single out one match of the group c-northern macedonia, which did not let italy into the world cup in qatar in its first match of the tournament tied with bulgaria 1:1 for a goal desp -2 responded arrest. the sky squad for the next season will be staffed almost entirely by students of the army school, while the coaching staff will continue its work club chairman andrey krainov in an exclusive interview with the tv news agency sportkadr project. summed up the completed season already left the team. artura ruch mikhail lived and yan sobko however. these are not all personnel changes. i think that god n frost pukhovsky is most likely leaving because they were only involved for these 2 months. since the motor happened let's say this situation. here. e, accordingly, for all the rest. well, maybe those people who are not suitable, let's sa

rachel parker, adam sommer, and sean diller are with me. welcome to all of you.wers can feel free to call in on the line for republicans, democrats, and independents.

it looks even worse for the biden administration when you did have liberal economists like larry sommersr $2 trillion into the economy when demand is about to go back to its normal rate because he was about to roll out the vaccination program. so jerome powell in 2019 tried to explain away the flattening of the phillips curve which as you know is the connection between unemployment and inflation, by saying that oh, markets just have priced in stable prices or they've expected stable prices and now he says -- now the biden administration pedaling that fed line, this is all just supply chain, this is all just russia. what about the fact that oil prices have now or gas prices now officially have doubled since the start of the biden administration. what about the fact that russia only comprises 7% of american oil imports? that doesn't explain why we're having a baby formula shortage crisis and that also doesn't explain that why savings have plummeted 15% per northwestern new churr from 2021 -- mutual from 2021 to this year, we'll have -- none of the numbers make sense if you don't talk about

rachel parker, adam sommer, and sean diller are with me. welcome to all of you. viewers can feel free to call in on the line for republicans, democrats, and independents. adam, let me start with you. tell us about the podcast. when did it start? what is it about? adam: thanks for having us. the podcast started in the summer of 2020. sean and i had gotten together to do some nonprofit work. we were getting to do all of that, and in covid hit. we were trying to figure out something to do. we pivoted to trying to do a video thing. that is a lot of work. we decided to try audio. we did that in july of 2020 and put some episodes out and told ourselves if we get some listeners, we will keep doing it. we got some listeners and met up with rachel. she was a listener who contacted us. we put that together. the last year or so, we have been growing and finding a stride. we want to look at politics from a middle out approach. obviously, we are on a show that is the "washington journal." there are a ton of shows looking at politics. let's talk about what it is like to be in