has webex held its own over the last year? what trends are you seeing? feel like we have held more than our own over the past year. we have actually seen an eight times increase in our video volume. we've seen over 600 million people on a monthly basis using our service. end upthe fortune 500s using our services and nine out of 10 educational institutions use our service. there is a fair amount of government and educational , the topons educational institutions using us. there's a fair amount of increase in volume. what we thought was at the beginning of the covid crisis, we had seen spikes, we thought it would flatten out. in fact, we have not seen that at all. we have seen it keep going up and we are having record month after record month. it has actually been pretty remarkable to see with the amount of demand as well as existing customers using it more and more. emily: your big webex one event is tomorrow, but it is an increasingly crowded field. what are you going to announce tomorrow that is a game changer? jeetu: we have our first of a kind future

webex one event is tomorrow, but it is an increasingly crowded field.going to announce tomorrow that the game changer? we have our first of a :.nd future work for those of you who have not registered, go to webex.com and register. we are going to announce three major areas of innovation. how do people stay productive but also reduce the amount of fatigue and stress and all the things that go with working at home that and that being stressful. how can people stay productive without being stressed and fatigued? the second is around a massive investment in a partner ecosystem. if you think about salesforce facebook's --d and facebook, all of these players and many more, we are going to bring that experience so regardless of the application, if the customer is invested in those applications, we want to make sure we have world-class integration with those applications. interoperability is very important. is in devices. we are lucky to have a portfolio of not just software but devices tying those together, so we -- think of us more like apple where would be -

you can submit up to two questions for the moderator by webex chat, and submit your questions as clearlyible with your name and outlet. welcome mayor breed. >> mayor london breed: thank you, and good afternoon, everyone. today, since this pandemic began here in san francisco, we have had about 17,384 positive cases. right now we have about 119 people who are hospitalized and, unfortunately, there are 164 people who have sadly lost their lives to this virus. today dr. colfax will give an update on where our numbers are and where they could be heading, because we are still in a very unfortunate situation. but, first, i really want to talk briefly about some really good news that i'm excited about. our playgrounds. this morning the state changed its guidelines on playgrounds to allow them to remain open if a region falls into the most restrictive category. in san francisco, along with several other bay county areas have opted into these restrictions, we will follow the state guidelines and what that means is that our playgrounds will reopen for our kids. and i really want to thank governor

senator portman, are you available by webex? >> i am, mr. chairman, i've been moving around the capital as we had to vote, but i was at the hearing earlier and i appreciate the witnesses and all of the information we have received, and you know, as i look at the issue and even watch some of the back and between our colleagues, it seems to me that pulling this out of politics a little bit and having a bipartisan group, there is more independent look at the issue is a good idea. in part because most of us don't believe that this ought to be something that the government usurps from the states may in fact, we believe that the constitution has got it right and generally speaking it is better to have the states handle this, but there are obviously many disparities between how the states do it. so out of the carter baker commission, i would ask you, mr. starr, is it time for us to establish commission, i have had some that work and some that don't work, but they can be quite effective as you take the partisan issue and address it in a very straigh

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senator portman, are you on webex? senator hawley, are you on webex? try senator sinema. slack.will pick up the mr. binnall, i want to explore a little bit further in terms of have thats did not you requested. i value the paperback ups, i value the controls. they are only as good as they are used and they only provide confidence to the extent it is a transparent process. speak a little bit to what you had access to, what you did not have access to, what you are denied and then go ahead. mr. binnall: thank you, mr. chairman. the sad fact is we were denied access to almost anything meaningful -- >> can you be specific? mr. binnall: absolutely. let's talk about the paper backups on the electronic machines. we were denied any access to those except for one machine in the entire state of nevada. denied -- i wish i could have quoted mr. krebs. when we were fighting our discovery fights in nevada, saying how important it was to get access to these, we could not see any backups. we doubt that the paper backups were giving us anything of use anyhow. aree paper backups that suppose

it's a little different if they're on their computer, watching the webex. at the bottom of the screen, they should have an icon to raise their hand. >> okay. well, can we take the one caller and then try to find the others if possible, that -- i know you say you said one caller was there. >> clerk: yeah, i'm going to go ahead and unmute this caller now. hello, caller? >> yeah, i'm seeing that exclamation mark that -- yeah, hello, caller? >> yeah. they have an exclamation mark, that means they're usually away from the computer or not on the screen. we do have another caller on that on the phone. >> clerk: okay. should i go ahead and unmute the next caller? >> okay. go ahead and mute this -- >> clerk: okay. and then, i will go ahead and unmute the next caller. caller, hi. >> hi. this is liz c hharziden, and i the director for healthy aging for episcopal services. with me is dave corego, executive director of senior center, and executive director of the bayview seniors center. we are here today to implore you to consider directing funds specifically to senior

senator portman, are you on webex? senator hawley, are you on w webex? i'll try cinema. then i'll pick up the slack. mr. banal, i want to explore further what access you didn't have to the information you requested to verify this. again, i value the paper backups, i value the controls, but they're only as good as they're actually used, and they only provide confidence to the extent that it's a transparent process. so just speak a little bit to what you had access to, what you did not have access to, what you were denied. go ahead. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the very sad fact is that we were denied access to almost anything meaningful that would allow us to verify -- >> can you be specific? >> absolutely, senator. let's talk about the paper back-ups on the electronic machines. we were denied nyaany access to those except for one machine in the entire state of nevada. we were denied that access. i wish i could have quoted mr. krebs when we were fighting our discovery fights in nevada, saying how important it was to get access to these. we couldn't see any paper back-ups,

had formerly been at cisco webex and up until early this year it was a company ,ocused primarily on companiesinancial institutions, multinational corporations, and that is the story. host: what is your job? josh: my job is to lead a global public policy and government relations department. may and the company in since that time have been building up 18. our role is essentially to serve as the company's diplomats around the world to help the company understand how public policy affects it, and to help policymakers understand who zoom is beyond our products, what our values are, our positions on important public policy topics, and to build trust, build understanding, be ambassadors, to work through challenging policy questions in ways that promote innovation and everything we have to offer, and also advanced things we in government care about a lot like privacy and security. host: what or two of those public policy issues at the forefront for you? mentionedtwo i just would be right up there. privacy is something we take incredibly seriously. our whole business depends upon the trust of their us

it formally been at cisco webex, and like i said up until early this year it was a company that was focused primarily on companies, financial institutions, multinational corporations and that's the summary of the story. >> host: what is your job? >> guest: so my job is to lead the global public policy in government relations department. i joined the company in may, and since that time have been building of the team. our role is essential to serve as the companies diplomats around the world, to help the company understand how public policy affects it and to a policy makers understand who zoom is the under products but also what our values are, what our positions on important public policy topics are, and really to build trust, to build understanding, to be ambassador ambassadors, to work through challenging policy questions in ways that promote the innovation and everything we have to offer, but also that advance things that we in government care a lot about together, things like privacy and security. >> host: josh kallmer, what are two of those public policy issues that are at the forefront

in senator hawley are you on webex? i'll try senator cinema? i will pick up the slack. i want to explore a little bit further on what axis you did not have for the information you requested to verify this. i valued the paper backups, i value the controls but there only as good as theyq are used n the only provide confidence to the extent it's a transparent process. toid what what you had access t, which are denied and then go ahead. >> thank you, w mr. chairman, te very sad fact is we were denied access to almost anything meaningful that would allow us to verify. >> can you be specific. >> absolutely senator. let's talk about the paper backups on electronic machines, we were denied any access to those except for one machine in the entire state of nevada. we were denied the access, i wish i could've quoted mr. crabs but when we were fighting our discovery fights in nevada, saying how important it was to get access to these, we cannot see paper backups and the printers on the machine were malfunctioning on a high rate we doubted the paper backups were giving us anything o

members on webex press star 3 to raise your hand. looks like we have one public comment. >> caller: good evening. did you have a public comment? >> i didn't know my thing was still up. you can let it down. i'm sorry. >> thank you. we have no public comment. >> next line item. >> clerk: line item 6, discussion and possible action department bulletin 20-175 activation of body worn camera. this is a review 18-256 which expires on december 18th, 2020. referenced department general order 10.11 body-worn cameras, discussion and possible action. >> we're going to talk about this from the department. >> good evening, vice president taylor, commissioners, executive director henderson and chief scott. i'm here to present on the department bulletin 20-175 activation of body worn cameras. sergeant youngblood indicated this is a reissuance of a previous department bulletin that was originally issued in 2018 and it is set to expire this month. the purpose of this department bulletin was to cover topics that weren't covered in the original general

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our next witness is via webex, a broward physician who specializes in pulmonary medicine. he previously served as chief medical officer for broward health and is an assistant professor at drexel university college of medicine. dr. rider serves as a speaker for astrazeneca, and serves on advisory boards for pfizer. his publications most recently include a study titled "use of ibramectin associated with lower mortality in hospitalized patients with coronavirus disease," he received his md from the drexel university college of medicine and accumulated over 22 years of experience in his field. dr. rider. >> thank you very much, honorable chairman and senators of the committee on homeland security. my name is dr. rider, i'm unfortunately unable to attend the hearings in person as i'm taking care of over 35 hospitalized patients and it's an honor to provide firsthand experience on the early treatment for covid-19. my team has gained extensive experience with covid-19 with both inpatients and outpatients during this pandemic. back in april we were faced with the rapidly deteriora

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this is typical in the webex world. we'll reset right here. let's see if that can come back. i apologize to people at home. this happened numerous times. >> you can hear me? >> there we go. i know how it feels, yes, we got you. >> okay. sorry about that. >> no problem. can you go ahead and give us a sense of how long these phase three trials typically last? >> again, it depends. we were able to do the pfizer and the moderna trials fairly quickly for two reasons. number one, people worked hard and volunteers rapidly came forward and number two an ongoing pandemic and as more cases are occurring, you reach end points faster. the bad news is we have a raging pandemic. the good news for the trial is we reached the end points quickly. it depends on those two things. how quickly can we recruit people into the study and how much transmission there is in the community because as more transmission happens more end points will be reached. the novavax study has been modified and randomized, every two people will get the vaccine per one person getting the placebo so it's a little bit lon

between the moments that make us who we are, and keeping them safe, private and secure, there's webexme back. before the pandemic hit, more than 37 million americans experienced food insecurity. more than one-third were children. today, those numbers have grown. reported to be as high as 50 million people, including 18 million children. >> to share how communities have joined together to feed the hungry is the co-founder of arch well, meghan, the duchess of sussex. >> in a year challenging for everyone, i'm inspired by the stories of compassion in our communities. across the country, people have put their own needs aside to come together and support the collective well-being of those around them. back in march, the covid-19 crisis hit hard and overnight everything seemed to change. for many families, the impact of the pandemic has been catastrophic. far too many were faced with a question, how am i going to put food on the table for my family? in the face of this devastating reality, we also saw the power of the human spirit and the remarkable ways that communities respond in challeng

between the moments that make us who we are, and keeping them safe, private and secure, there's webexful. >>> the news break today of a new covid strain is traced in the united states. as with the first is a national guard member part of the team deployed of shortage there. the u.k. first discovered is mayed could be up to 70% more effective at spreading. plenty to talk about with cnn's medical analyst, dr. lena wen and our public health environment doctor. colorado is one of the first states to identify the presence of this variant that's now in california. dr. fauci and others have said for days it is here in this country. it is clearly that we are seeing it is spreading within the community. these are not the people that brought it themselves from outside the country. >> that's correct. the cases we identified here in colorado, one confirmed and one probable, both have no history of travel in their incubation period indicating it is likely caused by the community spread. >> do you have a sense based on how previous variance spread if you see a couple of cases like this, do you have

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the instructions are put back up on the screen for anyone who is joining via webex. give me one second. so the instructions are now back on the screen to make a public comment related to this agenda item, please dial the number on the screen. and remember to press star, 3, to be added to the queue and you will have three minutes to make your comments. i do see that we have one caller in the queue. so i will go ahead and unmute them now. and your three minutes will start now. >> can you hear me now? >> clerk: yes. >> caller: excellent. sorry i was delayed the p.u.c. meeting just ended a few minutes ago and i was stuck there. on item 5, the c.n.d., the debris recovery ordinance amendments, i have not -- i apologize -- i have not reviewed the legislation in detail but i do support it and the considerable staff work behind it, establishing and changing the fees and the definitions and the enforcement and all of that with the debris boxes and it's a complicated scheme but the goal is to improve resource recovery from c.n.d. materials and be able to patrol and enforce whic

members on the webex platform are reminded they may only attend one remote hearing at a time. if you are participating today, remain with us. members should try to avoid coming in and out of the meeting, particularly during the question period. wish tors -- if members be recognize, identify yourself by name to facilitate recognition. i asked members be patient as the chair proceeds, given the nature of the online platform the committee is using. for members participating in person, the attending physician has provided guidance. has that guidance been given? [indiscernible] rep. waters: has the mask information been given? i recognize myself for four minutes to give an opening statement. the committee convenes to conduct oversight over the treasury department and federal reserve pandemic response. the pandemic continues to have a terrible impact across the nation. there have been over 13.4 million coronavirus cases in the u.s., double the amount of cases when the secretary and chair last testified in september. over 267,000 people have lost their lives to the virus. hospitaliza

between the moments that make us who we are, and keeping them safe, private and secure, there's webexautiful. >>> president-elect joe biden's margin over donald trump in the popular vote has just topped 7 million. that number is expected to grow. harry e harry enten is here with us. this is actually the second largest since 2000. so tell us who has the largest? look, it's barack obama back in 2008. he topped over 52% of the vote. this gives you a real understanding of since 2000, our elections have been really close. candidates tend to trade within a narrow band. the fact he's over 51% is quite impressive. look where donald trump's two runs for president lists, the second and third worth popular. only john mccain was worse, and mitt romney, who donald trump likes to blast consistently got the largest share of his vote when he was the nominee, in either of trump's two performances this year or last time around. this is another popular vote win for democrats which seems to be happening a lot lately. >> if you go back to 1992, they have won -- if you go all the way back since 1888 when t

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between the moments that make us who we are, and keeping them safe, private and secure, there's webexful. >>> we are days away from millions of americans being forced out of their homes. on december 31st, the temporary moratorium on eviction expires, according to global investment bank stout, that means january 1, as many as 14 million renter households could be evicted, pushing millions more into homelessness. rosa flores is in miami where south florida is on the brink of what they refer to as eviction tsunami. you have been talking to people facing this very incredibly painful issue, devastating issue of where do they go, what did they tell you? >> reporter: brooke, they say there's no such thing as living paycheck by paycheck now because so many people don't have jobs and there's no relief in sight because of the dysfunction in washington, so where does this leave hard working americans? washington keeps dragging its feet. meanwhile, hard working americans like john ayres are counting the days before they have to be on the street homeless. since his wife died, 2012, he counts his b

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i have you on sfgovtv on youtube and on webex. you guys are everywhere. so popular. on item 7 the commission by-laws comments, i have no objection to the proposed changes. if staff could just confirm that the notice requirements were met in the by-law let's see, article 11 amendments and need to be posted and circulated at least 10 days prior to a meeting just to confirm that that was done if that was was done then you are fine and ok to do that tonight if not then, i don't know. and i would have to go through my mail and be sure that i got the correct notice and it was mailed out 10 days ago and i'm southern that i saw a notice on the web. >> in the future it's that to adopt a specific meeting calender or to make that known with the specific dates. mondayish a fish used to do that and commissioner meeting it would be helpful if even if you are not doing that right now put out following tonight's meeting a specific calender with the dates for next year and i assume that you already checked about jewish holidays and other things that vary but just wanted to be sure on

the tradition of this committee to swear in witnesses so those via webex if you raise your right handand. do you swear the testimony you give before this committee will be the truth, who truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? please be seated. our first witness is coming via webex, judge ken starr, he served on the court of appeals from 1983 to 1989. argued 36 cases before the supreme court and 25 cases during his service as solicitor general of the united states. from 1994 to 199 appointed to serve as independent counsel for five investigations. he had a distinguished career in academia and continues to write articles and serve as a commentator on media programs. >> thank you mr. starr and ranking members peters and members of the committee. it's an honor to be with you even remotely. over a century ago the supreme court of the united states wrote this. the right to vote is a fundamental political right preservative of all rights. and over our 231 years as a constitutional democracy, the story of our american experiment is in no small part a story of expansion and inclusion

the instructions are put back up on the screen for anyone who is joining via webex. give me one second. so the instructions are now back on the screen to make a public comment related to this agenda item, please dial the number on the screen. and remember to press star, 3, to be added to the queue and you will have three minutes to make your comments. i do see that we have one caller in the queue. so i will go ahead and unmute them now. and your three minutes will start now. >> can you hear me now? >> clerk: yes. >> caller: excellent. sorry i was delayed the p.u.c. meeting just ended a few minutes ago and i was stuck there. on item 5, the c.n.d., the debris recovery ordinance amendments, i have not -- i apologize -- i have not reviewed the legislation in detail but i do support it and the considerable staff work behind it, establishing and changing the fees and the definitions and the enforcement and all of that with the debris boxes and it's a complicated scheme but the goal is to improve resource recovery from c.n.d. materials and be able to patrol and enforce whic

members of the public already on webex and like to make a public comment regarding motion of donte' king, please press star 3 now. we have two public comments. you have two minutes. >> i'm sorry, i had my hand up wrong. sorry, i've taken it down. >> good evening, caller, you have two minutes. >> i'm calling to support this motion. i live in district 7. i wanted to encourage you all, i know also including statistics, racial bias in the officer-involved shootings in other officer violence. those numbers are important to look at and telling. the question is why is this happening? thank you. >> on the motion to agendize dante king -- [roll call vote] >> the motion passes. next item. there was one other thing. sorry. >> commissioner elias: the other question was agendize for vote for commission. i like confirmation on that if not i can make a motion. >> vice president taylor: it won't be held for the 16th. we have a meeting with the working group on the 14th and the public needs to have access before we put it on. we can put it on the meeting after that. first meeting in january. whatever tha

members on webex press star 3 to raise your hand. looks like we have one public comment. >> caller: good evening. did you have a public comment? >> i didn't know my thing was still up. you can let it down. i'm sorry. >> thank you. we have no public comment. >> next line item. >> clerk: line item 6, discussion and possible action department bulletin 20-175 activation of body worn camera. this is a review 18-256 which expires on december 18th, 2020. referenced department general order 10.11 body-worn cameras, discussion and possible action. >> we're going to talk about this from the department. >> good evening, vice president taylor, commissioners, executive director henderson and chief scott. i'm here to present on the department bulletin 20-175 activation of body worn cameras. sergeant youngblood indicated this is a reissuance of a previous department bulletin that was originally issued in 2018 and it is set to expire this month. the purpose of this department bulletin was to cover topics that weren't covered in the original general