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welcome to the monday, june 17th special meeting of the government audit and oversight committee. i'm superdon mar, the chair of this committee. thank you to this committee's. >> clerk: john carroll. and also thank you to charles and maya at sfgov for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements. >> clerk: please ensure you silenced cell phones and other devices. you wish to have as included as part of any of the files, ld

welcome to the monday, june 17th special meeting of the government audit and oversight committee. i'm super gordon mar, the chair of this committee. thank you to this committee's. >> clerk: john carroll. and also thank you to charles and maya at sfgov for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements. >> clerk: please ensure you silenced cell phones and other devices. you wish to have as included as part of any of the files, should be committed to me, your clerk. items acted on today will appear on the june 18th board meeting as a committee report, unless otherwise stated by a motion that prevails. >> please call items 1 and 2 today. [reading agenda item] [reading agenda item number 2] >> thank you. i'd like to welcome carol from the department of human resources here to present on these items. miss eisen? >> supervisors, my name is carol eisen, i'm the employee relations director. thank you for holding this special meeting to consider the two m.o.u.s in front of you for representing the licensed nurses and the supervisorring nurses. the first group represented by service

colleagues, last week i warned you we'd have a super long land use committee today. it turns out that that is not the case for three items the subject of a continuance so as a matter of housekeeping madame clerk can you please read items 1, 5 and 6 together? >>reporter: item one a hearing to receiving a report from the puc on options for electric service through acquisition, construction or completion of public yutilities. item number 5 an ordinance to establish a legitimization program for a certain non-residential uses at 3150 18th street and affirming appropriate findings. item 6 requires building setbacks for building front being on narrow streets modifying front yard requirements and residential districts and affirming appropriate findings. >> commissioner: thank you, mismajor. i've had a request to continue item 1 to the call of the chair which is in no way a sign we're not all seriousajor. i've had a request to continue item 1 to the call of the chair which is in no way a sign we're not all serious about the desire to acquire some public utilities that are own

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respects, but in this context it was wildly popular with constituents and i think the committee found it useful as well. >> super, thank you. >>> thank you, i know one challenge that we all face is just the enormous amount of e-mails we get that are probably automatically generated from advocacy groups, they do a good job getting their membership involved. that is a whole other topic, but from a constituent management and engagement process, you have probably seen some companies that deal with a lot of consumers that have a lot of transactions recurring. is there any good examples you could share with us about how they might manage large inputs of information and opinions and information, and maybe you know from your research that you could share with us. >> well, there are multiple crm platforms throughout that are really tailored to the customer experience and most companies use that. and the volume that congress is dealing with in each individual office is a lot, but for a normal business, that would be a gold mine. that would be very exciting to them to hear from their customers so frequently and discern ins

super league club dalian yifang. italy will host the olympics and paralympics in 2026, with milan and cortina d'ampezzo sharing the hosting duties. international olympic committee bid over a swedish one. skating sports and ice hockey will be held in milan, while most alpine skiing events will take place in the resort of cortina. we strongly believe in the candidature but until it is not written in the paper it is not written in the paper it is not written so when they said milano cortina i had an explosion. we have a strong programme. we are really spending few money and we already have everything set up. it would probably be my last olympic but i will manage to be here. that is it from us. the latest news on our website. from me and the rest of the team, goodbye. hello. the heat and the humidity have been rising over recent days and that is bringing us feel for some heavy showers and some thunderstorms as well. as we head through the day on tuesday, we're going to keep that warm, humid, fairly sticky feel to the weather and we are expecting further thundery showers as well. now, we've got this weather front that's been pushing up from the south over the past f

and also, one other key issues are to be democratic national committee took on was to actually make sure to look very closely at how super done to appease bernie sanders. in fact, he had a great role in actually determining how the plans would operate this time around. so many of his supporters will actually believe that he will get a fair shake this time. in fact, he is on the debate stage with frontrunnerjoe biden. so this appears to be setting itself up between a clash of two very top—heavy democratic heavyweights right now in the upcoming debates. it is reallyjust the beginning of the process. we are not even in the year 2020. but what will you be looking out for when these debates begin later this month? many are looking at former vice presidentjoe biden and of course he is the frontrunner right now. in fact, you have president donald trump actually playing to him as if he is the frontrunner, and so, joe biden, he has actually been very much secluded throughout the campaign season. much like how was saw hillary clinton when she started her campaign back in 2016, not doing a lot of press, not engaging, doing the reta

super helpful, so thank you. my name is alita fisher, and i'm the chairman of the community advisory committee for special education. >> my name is julia martin. i am the first chair for the community advisory committee for special education. >> and we have at the dais with us d.j., the senior statisticsition. the c.a.c. must sign off on sfusd's local plan and budget before it can be sent to the california department of education. every three years, we update the plan and we will be working on the project -- >> president cook: i'm sorry. i just lost quorum. give me a second. so we'll be here until 2:00 a.m. instead. proceed. >> our meeting topics for 2018-2019 are listed here. c.a.c. meetings are open to the public, and we welcome all those who are here tonight to attend our meetings, as well. this past year, we saw an overall increase in our meeting attendance. our most well attended meetings were the ones that we cohosted with apac as well as our consolidated forum. our next meeting, we will have representatives from the sfusd and google's assistive tech department. [inaudible] >> is this on? no. this very text h

this that will show the president and any other members of the committee where i think it will bring clarity. >> i think it would be super helpful to have a simple fired forum that actually explains it in a very lucid and concise manner. >> we can absolutely do that. >> okay. , that would be super helpful for me. i am kind of lost now. this is a huge budget. i think it is over a billion dollars. >> it is. >> does anyone have any questions or comments for this department at all? seeing none, thank you so much for being here and being next to last. it has been a long day, i know. thank you for your service. thank you very much. we have another item which is the board of supervisors budget, and we have angela here. madame clerk, i have an item here that is item number 7 that should be called as part of this budget. would you mind -- you know what, i am so sorry. should i take -- this item number 7 needs to be heard as part of the board of supervisors budget. shall i take public comment first for items three and four, or should, because we are now going onto item number 7? >> angela has not presented the board of supervisors

house committees july 17th, republican senators said they may try to call him up to the judiciary on the senate side as well. the testimony will likely have the feel and type of a political super bowl. some of that hype stepped up as president trump called mueller a criminal, chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge has details. >> the democratic chairman of the house judiciary and intelligence committee sent him a letter and subpoena securing public testimony from special counsel robert mueller for july july 17th. >> from the beginning, robert mueller publicly resisted testifying saying any testimony would not go beyond the four corners of his report but after weeks of negotiations, democrats confirmed the special counsel's appearance. >> he says it to the american people so they can hear it, that will be very important because they have been subjected to months of deception. >> house republicans say they are eager to pin him down on the fbi's reliance on the democrat funded opposition research known as the steele dossier and how early mueller concluded there was no criminal conspiracy between the trump campaign in russia. >> everyone has had a chance for two month

raised $47,000 from business pacs those writing through the political action committee directly to the drum campaign as opposed to superresident could struggle this time around to match even that figure given his agenda and the way it's split the business community. some consultants in washington suggest that the president's tariff agenda really changes the picture for business which was largely supportive of his low tax initiatives early in his administration now, tariffs, attacking companies by name and broad public opinion may prevent companies from being willing to write those checks directly to the trump campaign, guys a lot on the minds of corporate america today as we watch the president begin his re-election. >> eamon javers, thank you for that bider had a fund-raiser in new york with jim che knows where they announced he had raised $20 million. >> yeah. >>> let's bring in our guest host david rubenstein, founder and co-executive chairman. ever backed a nondemocrat? >> i haven't given money in 25 years. >> but you have preferences on -- in the democratic party, who do you like this time around >> well, i know a

committee. i'll speak with him in the next hour. how significant is this. >> it is significant for several reasons. one is he is not one of the superin the house of representatives. i wouldn't necessarily call him conservative, but he's certainly not on the left of the spectrum in the democratic caucus. and more importantly, he has seen a lot. he's on the intelligence committee and knows what is there and -- and his statement, you will talk to him, is about the substance and also very much about the fact that the president is thumbing his nose at the united states congress. and is not allowing for oversight saying we've not slouched closer to autocracy and it is because of the strength of the democratic safeguards like putting impeachment -- the ability for congress to start impeachment proceedings in place. and so it is significant. whether or not this decision is going to be the one that breaks the back of the democratic leadership, that changes the mind, i won't go if a thar. but it is noteworthy. >> the number of democrats wanting to begin a formal procedure is increasing. will that move the needle. >> slowly but surely. when y

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committees? i mean, won't it be going until 10:00 at night? something like that. >> well, exactly. and so -- and the other part of it where his answer was not definitive but super interestingly to me when i asked him, listen, is this going to be all members asking questions or are you going to have professional staff ask the questions here? we have seen famously going back to some soft watergate hearings that some of the most effective questioning was not by elected members of congress, it was by professional staff, professional lawyers, prosecutors essentially in that environment, who were walking fact witnesses through the most important stuff in a way that was consistent and coherent over the course of the day. will you approach it that way? and he had a long answer in terms of them considering that, but both of those committees are going to have to consider whether or not this is something that every member should jump in and get their five minutes or whether there should be some effort to cohere, to essentially bring in an interlocutor who is going to try to keep mueller from iteratively answering the same questions over and over again from the same member

super bowl rolled into one. when the hearing finally comes, it will be treated like the watergate committee hearings.course, there is a million more outlets now than in 1973, but the difference is that mueller is a reluctant witness. at the same time, you know, he's going to stick to the report. he's going to try to stay out of the politics. i know that many in the media and many democrats say just having him in front of the cameras, that he could simply read the report, and this will magically transform public opinion. all of the celebrities have been reading the report. i think ultimately it may be a disappointment because we know what is in the report. he may try to be a dull witness, and most americans have already decided what they think about this investigation. >> sandra: very interesting. >> trace: remember one robert mueller said he would not be testifying? >> i don't expect that this will be the only time i speak to you in this manner. i am making that decision myself. no one has told me whether i can or should testify or speak further about this matter. >> trace: that was on, and this is n

super majority. chairman graham and i also were the lead sponsors of the dream act which would address the daca crisis created by president trump. at this moment the bill that he brings before the committee is one that i cannot currently support but want to work with him to see if there is a middle ground. that's why we were sent here. this bill in and of itself i don't believe will solve the crisis at the border but let it be a starting point. i don't like the fact that this bill would overturn critical plur humanitarian detections for children, subjecting them to even longer detention and deportation without due process. the bill before us provides no assurance that children will be humanely treated. this bill does nothing to address the root causes that are causing migrants to flee their homes in record numbers. instead i would ask the chairman to work with democrats on a humane answer to this challenge which would include assistance to stabilize the northern triangle, cracking down on the traffickers exploiting immigrants and eliminating immigration court backlogs so asylum claims can be processed more quickly. mr. chairman, this is indeed a crisis. it is a test of our mettle as memb