stefani: yes, chair ronen. but before i do i want to thank everyone who called in and especially to call out the suggestion to make sure that the correct pronouns are used. and also an apology to that individual for there oversight because never would i wish for anybody to feel left out. and so i have texted with the city attorney's office and i understand that we can do that to include they, them or theirs. and we can do that in a way that is non-substantive and perhaps we should confer with the city attorney. >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. yes, you can make those changes. i believe they are on page 4, on line 12 we would replace the words "he or she" with the words "the member" and similarly on line 20 of page 4, we replace "he or she" with "the member." >> supervisor stefani: and i'm seeing on page 3, line 4 it says "his or her spouse." >> okay, it could say "the member's spouse." thank you for catching that my office tries very hard when amending to code to capture the correct gender language and i am

supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, madam clerk. today, i will be asking for a hearing in the way the ongoing local and federal investigations have made clear we need more accountability from city departments. this ordinance was drafted in response to the city auditor's public integrity review and contracting in public works. in that report, the city auditor found that public works issued 19 grants totaling 24 million [inaudible] which was a source of corruption of its own. the city auditor found these grants were found in accordance with city policy only because there is no city policy, and that needs to change. the problem is larger than public works. the city issued 5,746 grant awards totaling 5.4 billion over the last four years. the city has only provided guidance to departments which does not carry the force of law and is totally nonbinding. this proposal will create a new chapter in the administrative code to create formalized standards for the notification, selection, and participation in grant awards. the rest i submit. >>

so thanks, supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, chair mar. and, yes, i know that all of us were very disturbed at what we heard and we're all reacting to that. as a former department head i was just aghast at what, you know, our former public boards director was able to do and very curious as to how he went about it. so i really appreciate the public integrity review report that the controller's office did, our city auditor did. and that report helped this legislation. so, again, thank you for scheduling this item today. and i do want to thank the committee for your patience while we work out the technical details associated with this legislation. and, again, thank you, chair mar, for being so willing to reschedule the item. this proposal will amend the administrative code to close two loopholes that former director of public works used to direct the contracts to recipients without any solicitation, documentation, evaluation or oversight. this was drafted to respond to recommendation number 4, which is page 40 in this report. and the city aud

so thanks, supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, chair mar. and, yes, i know that all of us were very disturbed at what we heard and we're all reacting to that. as a former department head i was just aghast at what, you know, our former public boards director was able to do and very curious as to how he went about it. so i really appreciate the public integrity review report that the controller's office did, our city auditor did. and that report helped this legislation. so, again, thank you for scheduling this item today. and i do want to thank the committee for your patience while we work out the technical details associated with this legislation. and, again, thank you, chair mar, for being so willing to reschedule the item. this proposal will amend the administrative code to close two loopholes that former director of public works used to direct the contracts to recipients without any solicitation, documentation, evaluation or oversight. this was drafted to respond to recommendation number 4, which is page 40 in this report. and the city aud

stefanie, i suppose that has been pa rt stefanie, i suppose that has been part of the political tension the tension between the central government and local government. we don't have a federal system in the uk, but we are seeing devilish and biting national government. it is quite extraordinary —— devolution. the fight between westminster and the mayor of greater manchester, who refuses to get with other council leaders in manchester to move to tier}, the hard leaders in manchester to move to tier 3, the hard slog down in the united kingdom. the threats going back for —— back and forward. in my country, germany, we have moved on from the spring and we know more. there is a more differentiated view and approach things. you should distinguish between which part of the population is more prone to transmission, how business should be shut down or how much they can be of risk to people. the same discussion is also going on in germany and there are a lot of tensions between there are a lot of tensions between the federal government and the regions. we see, analisa, in madrid, the central gove

i agree with stefanie that it is posturing. you have reminded us. it is about even less than 1% of the gdp of britain. it is minimal in comparison with the real stake here, which is 50% of the trade of this country. this is about identity politics, nationalism, and britain is an island nation. this idea of our waters and take control back of our fish has really been a catalyst. a catalyst of many of the emotions behind the brexit vote. i believe that is why borisjohnson is kind of touching on it so much, because it is a symbol. but this idea we got back our waters is more important than other ideas. and i guess it's the same, in a way, for president macron, he feels that this ce nturies—old rivalry with britain across the channel is somehow coming back in the mind of people, and he feels that he has to defend the french fishermen. and so there was a lot of discussion in the french press these days to remind brits that actually, yes, the fish are in their water, but they are actually born on the shallow water of france. they are

here's gwen stefani on "the voice.st everything and i was like, "keep singing. just keep going. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> i get you like i'm very similar to that. so i feel like we could work really well together you know >> thank you >> are you trying to do country music? >> i live in nashville i sing country music >> what did you listen to when you were a teenager? >> i sang in a band for years and it was you guys. >> yeah, okay. [cheers and applause] >> so there. >> see i have a chance. >> jimmy: gwen stefani "the voice" airs mondays and tuesdays at 8:00 p.m. on nbc swizz beatz and timbaland join us after the break stick around ♪ ♪ my finger is on the button ♪ ♪ my finger is on the button ♪ push the button ♪ ♪ the time has come to ♪ ♪ galvanize ♪ so come december, she'll get to be holiday tessa. ♪ i've got the power! nobody's taking this holiday photo off their fridge. are they tessa? ♪ leggo! a big mac! medium fries.. and an oreo mcflurry. there you go. the j balvin meal. get it on the mcdonald's app and the mcflurr

vice chair stefani, any thoughts? >> i'm literally drinking out of a coffee cup that says "i'd rather be in italy." i don't think i have any issues at all with this item. >> chairman: all right. [laughter] >> chairman: let's open this up to public comment. >> of course, mr. chair. operations are checking to see if we have received any callers in the cue. mr. coop, please let us know if we have any callers that are ready. for those already connected please press star, and then three. you will hear a prompt that informs you that your line has been unmuted. those watching our meeting through channel 26 or sfgof.org. enter today's meeting i.d., 1467720090, and press pound and then followed by the star. mr. coup, has anyone connected and raised their hand? >> yes. i have one caller in the cue. >> then i will say a few things about public comment. the speakers will have two minutes. we ask you to say your first and last name clearly. if you've prepared a written statement, you're asked to send a copy to our clerk for inclus

supervisor stefani, do you have any comments? >> supervisor stefani: yes, thank you, chair ronen. i just want to echo what both you and supervisor mar said about miss bittner and knowing her work over the years. i want to also thank all of the candidates. this is such important work and it's always so good to see such good people willing to serve san francisco and to really give of yourselves to help others. so, thank you for being willing to serve and i'm very excited about being able to confirm these appointments and these applications. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. and i just wanted to add that during the time of covid that the work of being able to ensure that seniors and people with disabilities are allowed to stay in their homes and live and thrive in their homes is so important. and that's the preferred way -- almost all of the time -- but we've seen during this crisis that it's also very important for health reasons. so the work of ihss is so important, now more than ever, and your willingness, all four of you, to serve in this capacity is so appreciated and so import

commissioner stefani? >> vice chair stefani: yes. i have -- [inaudible] >> chair yee: you're breaking up a little bit. >> vice chair stefani: can you hear me now? >> chair yee: yes. >> vice chair stefani: i am wondering why we have not included or i'd like to know whether or not it's being investigated whether or not to have a red-light camera expansion geary and gough where one of my constituents was recently killed. and we just had a huge zoom meeting with this with m.t.a. on that and i believe jamie park is on that. i want to know if it's something that was brought up, and it's very necessary, so if someone can respond, i would greatly appreciate it. >> the locations we're looking at are based on five-year crash trends, so we have the outliers. i'm aware of the geary and gough incident. it was a horrific and tragic event. the locations have not been selected yet. we're trying to do other improvements there to improve red-light running, including making signal improvements. so we have other measures we could do short of a red-light

commissioner stefani? >> vice chair stefani: yes. i have -- [inaudible] >> chair yee: you're breaking up a little bit. >> vice chair stefani: can you hear me now? >> chair yee: yes. >> vice chair stefani: i am wondering why we have not included or i'd like to know whether or not it's being investigated whether or not to have a red-light camera expansion geary and gough where one of my constituents was recently killed. and we just had a huge zoom meeting with this with m.t.a. on that and i believe jamie park is on that. i want to know if it's something that was brought up, and it's very necessary, so if someone can respond, i would greatly appreciate it. >> the locations we're looking at are based on five-year crash trends, so we have the outliers. i'm aware of the geary and gough incident. it was a horrific and tragic event. the locations have not been selected yet. we're trying to do other improvements there to improve red-light running, including making signal improvements. so we have other measures we could do short of a red-light

the times, stefanie we have another promise, another prediction.5 minutes by christmas, this is all a lot of money being spent on this. if this does happen, this could be a game changer. yeah, i worked at this andi game changer. yeah, i worked at this and i thought maybe the times was trying to find some positivity in this rather bleak weekend. —— i looked at this. of course this would bea looked at this. of course this would be a major step. especially for situations like in schools where these bubbles are formed where for now if one child is ill and tests positive, then the whole bubble which often is a whole year group has to stay at home for 14 days and this is interrupting learning, this is interrupting social interaction of children and makes it very difficult for parents in terms of childcare and so on and so forth. the idea if you have a pregnancy style 15 minutes and covid test is much to hope for and to help get the pandemic under control and keep the economy moving and so on. what do you reckon, jason, is this realistic? will we see this

. >> supervisor safa >> supervisor safai: >> supervisor stefani: present. >> supervisor walton: present. >> president yee: present. we have quorum. >> thank you, madame clerk. please read the next item. >> public comment. public comment will be available for each item on this agenda via telephone by calling 1-415-655-0001, and when prompted, entering access code, 146 226 7339 # #. once you join, you'll be able to listen to the meeting as a participant. to make public comment on an item, dial star 3 to be added to the queue to speak. when it is your turn, you will hear a message saying your line is unmuted. the operator will advise you have two minutes to speak. when the two minutes are up, we will move on to the next caller. best practices are to speak, slowly, clear and turn down radios and televisions around you. please allow for a 30-second lag time. >> thank you. next item. >> item 2, chair's report. this is an information item. >> thank you, madame clerk. i first want to recognize the effort that the timma staff with our board support have made to secure federal, state and city fun

supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president yee. i'd like to sever items 84 and 85. >> president yee: supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: i'd like to sever items 80 and 86, please. >> president yee: supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: the item i wanted to sever was covered. >> president yee: okay. for the remainder of the items, 82, 83, 87, and 88, madam clerk, call the roll. >> clerk: and i think 81, as well. >> president yee: correct. 81, also. >> clerk: on those items -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. so these resolutions, and the motions are approved -- resolutions are adopted. madam clerk, let's go back to item number 80. >> clerk: item 80 is a resolution to condemn the antisemitic and homophobic attacks on senator scottine irrelevant and urging social media platforms to protect their users from hate -- scott wiener and urging social media platforms to protect their users from hate speech. >> president yee: supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: thank you, president yee. i have some m

supervisor stefani?efani: i would like to associate myself with the comments that supervisor peskin and to thank you, president yee, for this resolution. as you know i have one of the churches in my district and it was subject to vandalism by arson. and it is something that i agree with you on, president yee, and i would like to add my name as a co-sponsor as well. >> president yee: thank you, supervisor stefani. okay, madam clerk, can you please call the roll. >> clerk: okay. on item 36, [roll call] 11 ayes. >> president yee: without objection, the resolution is adopted. madam clerk, where are we? can you please read the in memoriams? >> clerk: today's meeting is adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals, on behalf of the supervisor mandelman and supervisor peskin, for the late mr. tom taylor, and on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late miss diane deprmia and on a motion by supervisor peskin, mandelman and president yee on behalf of the entire board of supervisors and the city attorne

commissioner stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, chair peskin.hank you for that presentation, and i'm happy to see that presidio and masonic and market in district two are being considered for locations. i did want to ask two questions about the cost differences from installing a red light camera versus physical road changes. >> so depending on the physical road changes that we implement, there is some significant cost involved. so the signal timing is probably the most cost effective in the sense that that can be done with city crews, and it's basically the labor and time for engineering and electrician staff to go out and retime. we're in the process of retiming the entire city, not just for these purposes, but for the purpose that president yee ask for the pedestrian intervals, and we add a longer yellow right and red phases if they're not to our current standards. the most expensive option is completely redesigning an intersection, awhich can range anywhere from $500,000 to $2 million. to put in the red light, it's about $200,000. obviously,

commissioner stefani? >> vice chair stefani: yes. have -- [inaudible] >> chair yee: you're breaking up a little bit. >> vice chair stefani: can you hear me now? >> chair yee: yes. >> vice chair stefani: i am wondering why we have not included or i'd like to know whether or not it's being investigated whether or not to have a red-light camera expansion geary and gough where one of my constituents was recently killed. and we just had a huge zoom meeting with this with m.t.a. on that and i believe jamie park is on that. i want to know if it's something that was brought up, and it's very necessary, so if someone can respond, i would greatly appreciate it. >> the locations we're looking at are based on five-year crash trends, so we have the outliers. i'm aware of the geary and gough incident. it was a horrific and tragic event. the locations have not been selected yet. we're trying to do other improvements there to improve red-light running, including making signal improvements. so we have other measures we could do short of a red-light c

supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, chair ronen. you described yourself, when we spoke the other day, as a political icon still on the move. for so long, you've been a champion for san francisco values, congress, the legislative in california, and, of course, as chair of the california democratic party. i think it's important that you're being appointed to the port commission. i don't think many people might know this, but you were responsible for transferring the port back to san francisco control one year before i was born. i think we're in challenging times in our city for many reasons, but when we look at the climate change, the waterfront, the port, there's so many issues we need to address. and with your leadership at the helm, i think that we're so lucky that you're still willing to serve, and we can benefit from your passion, your experience, and your knowledge of san francisco. and i'm just thrilled to be able to support your nomination today. >> chair ronen: thank you. and with that, can we have a roll call vote? >> clerk:

and supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, we have all seen the recent reporting in the chronicle outlining california's struggle with drug addiction and, quite frankly, we do not have to read it in the chronicle," we see it every day on the streets. and the city's failure to address this problem effectively. according to an article, between january 1-august 3 #, 468 people died of an overdose in san francisco. that means this year alone we have lost nearly two people to drug overdoses on our streets every single day. those suffering on our streets are someone's son or daughter, father, or mother or partner, or brother or sister. they are suffering from the disease of addiction, a disease so cunning and baffling and powerful that it takes some to depths of despair that are unfathomable to many. addictions does not discriminate and no one is immune. those sufferin suffering on ours and in danger of overdose are dying in record numbers due to the type of drugs out there, the easy availability of those drugs, and the

vice chair stefani. >> supervisor stefani: aye. >> clerk: member walton. >> supervisor walton: aye. >> clerk: chair mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: aye. mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> supervisor mandelman: the motion passes. mr. clerk, can you please call our next item. >> clerk: agenda item 5, is an ordinance amending the police and transportation codes to establish a city policy to protect the health and safety of residents by enforcing state laws prohibiting reckless driving, motor vehicle speed contests, and exhibitions involving stunts and tricks with vehicles and to provide that vehicles that are removed for violation of such laws shall be impounded for no less than 14 days, for the first incident, no less than 15 days for the second, and no less than 29 days for the third, with no impoundment lasting more than 30 days. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this ordinance should call the public comment number now. it is still (415)655-0001. enter today's meeting i.d. to connect meeting, that is 146 932 8582. press the found symbol twice to connect

this is supervisor stefani. >> supervisor yee: number 114? >> and, mr. president -- i would like to be added to 116. >> thank you. >> supervisor preston, i believe. >> 111, please. >> on the. >> so that leaves 112, 113, 115, 117, 118, 119. >> correct. >> go ahead and call the roll on those items. [ roll call vote[. vote ] >> add me to item 112 112 and , aye. peskin, aye. there are 11 ayes and we will add you, supervisor. >> objection. >> madam clerk, please add me to 112. i know we e-mailed that but i don't know if it got to the clerk. >> we'll add you here, thank you. >> without objection the resolutions are adopted and motion is approved unanimously. let's go to item 111. >> item 111 is a resolution to urge the office of the governor of the state of california to extend eviction protections and financial support for small businesses and their employees beyond september 30th, 2020 with a healthy economy recovery from the covid-19 pandemic. >> supervisor yee: supervisor peskin. >> mr. president, i had no intention of removing item 111 and -- >> i called

and supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, we have all seen the recent reporting in the chronicle outlining california's struggle with drug addiction and, quite frankly, we do not have to read it in the chronicle," we see it every day on the streets. and the city's failure to address this problem effectively. according to an article, between january 1-august 3 #, 468 people died of an overdose in san francisco. that means this year alone we have lost nearly two people to drug overdoses on our streets every single day. those suffering on our streets are someone's son or daughter, father, or mother or partner, or brother or sister. they are suffering from the disease of addiction, a disease so cunning and baffling and powerful that it takes some to depths of despair that are unfathomable to many. addictions does not discriminate and no one is immune. those sufferin suffering on ours and in danger of overdose are dying in record numbers due to the type of drugs out there, the easy availability of those drugs, and the

madam clerk, on the motion to amend. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> stefani aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> walton, aye. supervisor yee. >> aye. >> supervisor haney. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> and supervisor safai. >> aye. there are 10 ayes. >> president yee: 8 and 9 passes. so, supervisor mar your motion to table items 7 and pass eight and nine as amended is that your motion? >> that's correct. >> ok. >> thank you. is there a second? >> second. >> seconded by supervisor preston. >> reporter: call please. >> the motion. >> thank you motion did table item 7 and approve items 8 and 9 as amended and supervisor stefani. >>[ roll call vote ] >> there are 10 ayes then item seven is tabled and the decision related to the condition all use authorization is found to be inadequate and is returned to the planning department. call the next item. >> >> clerk: to approve the health service system dental plans and contribution rates for calender year 2021 and this matter requires a vote of nine vot

oh, it's not loaded. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, gwen stefani how are you?ly not the ideal circumstances. but, i'm wondering, you know, for us we're obviously back in the studio we don't have an audience. but it is still -- there is a niceness to being back in the studio i'm assuming it's the same for you and "the voice." >> yeah, i mean, we were just -- it was like every day calling like, "do i need to get on the treadmill? like are we really going back? are we shooting again? so, we all felt really grateful to be able to go back and do the show, and to listen to live music for the first time in forever. it's definitely different. but there was some really nice things about it, i have to say you know, it's very intimate like between the coaches i feel like we -- there's nobody there so you really feel like the reality part feels very relaxed, you know what i'm saying so, that was really fun. and mainly just being around the music is so inspiring. especially during these times, you know and music is so joyful and inspiring and you just - there's so much tale

madam clerk, on the motion to amend. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> stefani aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> walton, aye. supervisor yee. >> aye. >> supervisor haney. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> and supervisor safai. >> aye. there are 10 ayes. >> president yee: 8 and 9 passes. so, supervisor mar your motion to table items 7 and pass eight and nine as amended is that your motion? >> that's correct. >> ok. >> thank you. is there a second? >> second. >> seconded by supervisor preston. >> reporter: call please. >> the motion. >> thank you motion did table item 7 and approve items 8 and 9 as amended and supervisor stefani. >>[ roll call vote ] >> there are 10 ayes then item seven is tabled and the decision related to the condition all use authorization is found to be inadequate and is returned to the planning department. call the next item. >> >> clerk: to approve the health service system dental plans and contribution rates for calender year 2021 and this matter requires a vote of nine vot

stefani aye. walton aye. yee aye. >> there are 11 ayes. consent agenda has final approval. >> supervisor peskin: no, no, the item number 4 is amended and now we will take item 4 as amended and the balance of the consent agenda. i making that motion. is there a second on that motion? >> second, mandelman. >> supervisor peskin: seconded by voice chair mandelman. on item 4 as amended and the balance of the consent agenda, a roll call, please. >> yes. item as amended. >> supervisor fewer: aye. >> supervisor haney: aye. >> supervisor mandelman: aye. >> supervisor mar: aye. >> supervisor peskin: aye. >> supervisor ronen: aye. >> supervisor safai: aye. >> supervisor preston: aye. >> supervisor stefani: aye. >> supervisor walton: aye. >> president yee: aye. >> the consent agenda as amended has approval. >> supervisor peskin: those items are approved. could you read item number 12? >> item 12, van ness bus rapid transit update. this is an information item. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madame clerk. i believe that all of us, because so many dist

stefanie holtze-jen stays with us.e will get further thoughts from stephanie on fx markets shortly. coming up, france plans to shut down bars in paris as the reemergence of coronavirus in europe threatens recovery. we will focus in on this, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." 40 minutes to go until the start of cash trading. we are looking at futures that are arising across european equity indexes. now, in france, the country reportedly plans to shut down bars in the paris region as part of measures to be outlined today. this is as new york city said it will close schools and nonessential businesses and ban indoor and outdoor dining in nine hotspots for at least two weeks. in the u.k., boris johnson warned on sunday that the nation faces a very tough winter ahead. >> it will continue to be a bumpy threw two christmas. it might even be bumpy beyond and what we want people to do is for people to behave fearlessly but with common sense. to follow the guidance, whether natio

vice chair stefani. >> supervisor stefani: aye. >> clerk: member walton. >> supervisor walton: aye. >> clerk: chair mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: aye. mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> supervisor mandelman: the motion passes. mr. clerk, can you please call our next item. >> clerk: agenda item 5, is an ordinance amending the police and transportation codes to establish a city policy to protect the health and safety of residents by enforcing state laws prohibiting reckless driving, motor vehicle speed contests, and exhibitions involving stunts and tricks with vehicles and to provide that vehicles that are removed for violation of such laws shall be impounded for no less than 14 days, for the first incident, no less than 15 days for the second, and no less than 29 days for the third, with no impoundment lasting more than 30 days. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this ordinance should call the public comment number now. it is still (415)655-0001. enter today's meeting i.d. to connect meeting, that is 146 932 8582. press the found symbol twice to connect

commissioner stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, chair peskin. thank you for that presentation, and i'm happy to see that presidio and masonic and market in district two are being considered for locations. i did want to ask two questions about the cost differences from installing a red light camera versus physical road changes. >> so depending on the physical road changes that we implement, there is some significant cost involved. so the signal timing is probably the most cost effective in the sense that that can be done with city crews, and it's basically the labor and time for engineering and electrician staff to go out and retime. we're in the process of retiming the entire city, not just for these purposes, but for the purpose that president yee ask for the pedestrian intervals, and we add a longer yellow right and red phases if they're not to our current standards. the most expensive option is completely redesigning an intersection, awhich can range anywhere from $500,000 to $2 million. to put in the red light, it's about $200,000. obviously

>>> blake shelton and gwen stefani are engaged. they've been together for five years.he wrote, thanks for saving my 2020 and the rest of my life i love you i heard a yes. i heard gwen stefani in the same caption, yes, please it's a long time coming. >> the year 2020, the year of a breakup or getting together. >>> up next, an outlook on borat. >>> very nice. >> it's trying to draw more towists. they banned the first movie in >>> right now at 4:30 getting the green light to move forward, restaurants, gyms, places of worship. we'll see those changes coming up. >>> and the countdown to election day, with six days to go what's being done at the ballot box. >> working to restore power. pg&e expects to have things fully up and running for thousands who have been in the dark for days. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> good wednesday

those chairs will turn again. >>> gwen stefani is with us. >> i'm excited, too.on, i'll make you sauce. >> i'll make you sauce >> you do make a heck of a sauce. i've been the beneficiary of that sauce >> i've done a lot of cooking during the quarantine. >> we see that clip back there we're back tonight we're so glad to have you back what was it like shooting "the voice" during the pandemic with all the extra stuff we had to do >> it was not as weird as i thought. i think everyone felt even more grateful to be there because we felt special that we could actually work. i thought it felt unusually like normal the reality part of it felt even more real. there wasn't a lot of people around we felt like it was just us. you didn't feel the audience, the cameras or anything. it felt just super natural >> it seems like it would be a lot more intimate, gwen. hey, honey i love the wide shot you could see all the audience members up on all those virtual screens. how did that feel, that side that vibe? >> honestly, you kind of forget that they're there you don't really feel t

supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: aye. >> clerk: supervisor walton? >> supervisor walton: aye. >> clerk: supervisor yee? >> president yee: aye. >> clerk: supervisor fewer. >> supervisor fewer: aye and i'd like t to be added as a co-sponsor, if not already, thanks. >> clerk: we'll make a note of that. supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: aye. >> clerk: supervisor mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: aye. >> clerk: supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: aye. please add me as a co-sponsor, if i'm not already, too. >> clerk: we will make a note of that. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: aye. >> clerk: supervisor preston. >> supervisor preston: aye. >> clerk: supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: aye. >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. without objection, the ordinance is finally passed. madam clerk, let's go to new business. please call item number 2. >> clerk: item 2 is an ordinance to approve the health service system dental plans and contribution rates for the calendar year 2021. pursuant to chart section 88.442, this requires a t

he writes, hey, gwen stefani, thanks for saving 2020 and the rest of my life. i love you.s her husband and says it happens all the time. which makes sense. they've been together for over five years after meeting on "the voice." and their harmony is undeniable. the two have already made beautiful music together collaborating on several duets including that one, "nobody but you" and another one we love called "happy anywhere." both perfect titles for this great occasion. congratulations to the happy couple. >>> and this one is for you, bachelor nation. wow, what a night. after months of speculation we might finally have some confirmation on who is taking the reins during the season. after months of rumors that clare will exit the show early we might know what's next. chris tweeting during the show, chris harrison, that is, he tweets, i'm warning you, the last nine seconds of tonight's "the bachelorette" will shake you to your core. what were those nine seconds? take a look. >> we have never dealt with anything like this in the history of our show. >> i'm confused as all hell

with me are jason beattie, assistant editor at the daily mirror, and stefanie bolzen, uk correspondentie welt tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the times leads on a prediction from scientists that britain will be carrying out a million coronavirus tests a day by christmas. the forecast come after ministers spent more than £500 million on new testing machines that will more than triple the government's present capacity of about 300,000 tests a day. the i says the uk is heading towards a new national lockdown, as ministers and advisers believe johnson will be bounced into tougher restrictions with cases continuing to rise despite new restrictions. the telegraph says britiains biggest teachers‘ union has backed a so—called "circuit breaker" lockdown and called for secondary schools and colleges to be closed for an extended two—week half term. in france, le figaro leads on the news that a teacher has been beheaded in a suburb north—west of the french capital paris, with the attacker shot dead by police. the ft says borisjohnson has broken off brexit trade talks with the eu throwing