returning to webex, could you come in? can you open your mike? we can't see or hear you. >> can you hear me now? >> i had a question so to what extent are you worried about increasing inflation and economies like u.s. longer than expected supply disruption? in august you want you cannot afford first. [two bells tolling] picture, what is your observation? monetary policy as a result of rising inflation? >> inflation is one of the risks we leg in this report. we seen this in many countries but i want to highlight this is not uniform worldwide phenomena. specific concerns, therapist are there. if recovery what happens, business up pandemic driven crisis and recovery from back. we are seeing our demand effects lasted a long time because the pandemic has also lasted a long time. while we have seen this for months, supply has not been able to rebound as fast. the combination has led to high levels of inflation. we've seen prices and with supply chain breakdowns so with this persisting into next year but over time we expect this will iron out and we sho

returning back to the webex or afp has a question. >> hello can you hear me okay? >> my question with the u.s. [inaudible] to develop locally with the u.s. and after the big drama, what do you think about the idea for removing in the u.s.? >> quick to tell you productive to have the situation of brinksmanship with respect to the u.s. debt ceiling. point was made for a while now is having a longer-term solution. that canth be done with a target as opposed to the debt ceiling. but raising the debt ceiling went ever to be in line with whatever it is with taxes and appropriation congress has approved. these concert reoccurrences are certainly not helpful of ensuring uncertainty about the future. that something that should be reformed. >> thank you, that is all we have time for this morning for this press conference with a world economic outlook. thank you for joining us and thank y f television companies and more including comcast. >> do you think this is just a community center? weigh more than that. comcast's party with a thousand committee centers to create wife fil

returning to the webex. we have a question. you come in? can you open your mike? you are muted. >> can you hear me now? >> yes. >> so i had a question on inflation. to what extent are you worried about increasing inflation in major economies by the u.s., partly due to longer than expected supply disruption? in august, you warned that markets cannot afford a repeat of the 2013 ticker tantrum. what is your observation now? how are the markets prepared, at the risk of sudden change in monetary policy as a result of the rising inflation? thank you. >> inflation is indeed one of the risks that we flagged in this report. we have seen inflation go up essentially in many countries. again, i want to highlight that this is not a uniform worldwide phenomenon. these originated and how much inflation has gone up in different parts of the world. as for the question of specific concerns on inflation in an events economy, the risks are there. we are seeing a very unusual recovery which is what happens with a pandemic driven crisis and recovery from that. what we are seeing is sup

the second big one is that you've got a 61 million meetings we are hosting monthly on webex.alf the people in those meetings don't participate. we have to bring together the technology and the people to enable the technology to drive the inclusion of the participants in these sessions. the second aspect is around the technology itself. we know the home office is like a small branch. we need the technologies to treat it like a small branch. we need to troubleshoot and do observability and we need security and we need hardened technology. that is a big difference. in september, they were 100 million daily cyber attempts we were tracking. this is another aspect that was going on. and then i think the place. will we ever return to the office, what is going to happen? the reality is from six months ago we have seen a 61% increase in wireless activity inside our customers who have wireless networks connected to the cloud. it is significant. emily: we have talking about the great resignation, the great reflection. you have a lot of employees taking a moment to evaluate their careers

second big one is, you have 61 million meetings we are hosting monthly on webex.f the people in those meetings don't participate. so we have to bring together the technology and the people, to actually enable the technology to drive the inclusion of the participants into these sessions. the second aspect of it is around the technology itself. we now know the home office is like a small branch, and we need the technologies that will allow us to treated like a small branch. we need to be able to troubleshoot and do observability and we need security at a different level. we need hardened technology. that's a big difference as we move forward. i think in the month of september, there were 100 million daily email cyber threats we were tracking. this is another aspect that is going on. and then, i think the place -- in a hybrid work world some people believe, if we ever return to the office, what's going to happen? the reality is from six months ago, we have seen a 60% increase in wireless activity inside our customers who have wireless networks connected to the cloud.

please note, once you unmute your microphone, anything that is said and webex will be heard over the loudspeaker and subject to be heard by the lights being on c-span. because members are participating from different locations, recognition will be in the order of subcommittee seniority. at any time there is a hearing, i am unable to chair, the vice chair, thank you for being here, will serve as chair until i'm able to return. documents can be said -- sent to the email address provided for staff. all documents will be entered into the record at the conclusion of the hearing, and the chair will recognize yourself for an opening statement. today, the subcommittee continues to focus on this topic i already for this year. aggressively exploring how to bring covid to an end. today, we have conducted oversight on numerous issues from the on ground experience to vaccine development, distribution and uptake. curbing covid-19 has been and remains this subcommittee's top priority until we bring the pandemic to an end. today's topping is central to the concern of families across the country. how

we're going to be talking to chuck robbins from cisco who is introducing all sorts of new webex programsextremely speculative. and i think it would actually be unlikely for facebook to be the leader in it it's rare that a company that led the last wave, no matter how much money they spend, is the dominant company in the next wave and i think it is likely to take longer than some of the folks who are really excited about it think it will take vr and ar we've heard about for a long time now and still used only in very niche environments. so i think it's going to be a huge, expensive bet and just like some of the bets that google has made in a lot of its moonshot projects, it may not deliver what investors are hoping for there it will take time. >> so henry if we put you in charge -- if we put you in charge, what would you do then >> this is the question -- no, this is the question you have to ask people okay, great. there are problems what is the legislation? write it for me. that is going to fix facebook or within the company what are you going to do that's going to fix it? and my point i

like you said earlier, a lot of these classes moved online with zoom and webex and other video platforms. but, a lot of them were also recorded. did that make people afraid to say what was on their mind? or was it just being in a virtual environment that made people a little bit quieter? guest: i think it is a little bit of both. i think overall, the environment is more difficult. we have all probably had the experience of trying to, you know, get involved in some sort of political debate on facebook with a friend or family member. you know, the online space has a way of increasing our polarization. it is just not a very easy way to have difficult conversations to begin with. people are willing to say things online that they would never say to your face read we have all had this kind of experience. i think as the classroom space went online and as students socialize -- social lives are lived out online, we are seeing greater polarization. we are seeing less practice and willingness to engage with people who might have very different political beliefs. when i think is healthy is we can co

work throws on their content and new updates with microsoft across office and teams and slack, zoom, webexompanies and doubling down in areas like e esignature and more than any other in box >> it's john >> hey, john >> from starboard josh smith is not unhappy, in fact, he said he was happy with the way that all turned out are you happy and what did you learn from the proxy fight >> we appreciate how shareholders voted we have a pretty clear path forward to drive growth and greater profitability levels from where we are today and we appreciate that shareholders validated that strategy through the shareholder vote when we look at the engagement broadly, you know, i think that we really embraced starboard and their messages early on. a couple years ago they came into the business and had really great perspective on driving profitability in the company and ultimately worked with them to restructure our board and brought in board directors and operators and we took a very constructive approach. now, at some point we had some slight differences of opinion around what the next chapter should loo

please note, once you unmute your microphone anything that is said and webex will be heard over the loudspeakers in the committee room and subject to be heard by the livestream and c-span as everybody in this committee are doing their marathon markup this week. because people are participating from different locations that were recognition of members such as four questions will be in the order of subcommittee seniority. if at any time through the hearing i am unable to chair the hearing, the vice chair mr. peters, thank you for being her mr. peters, i always appreciate it, we'll service chair until i am able to return. documents for the record can be sent to austin black at the email address who provided the staff. all documents will be entered into the record at the conclusion of this hearing and the chair will now recognize the staff for purposes of the opening statement. today the subcommittee continues to focus on its top priority for this year. aggressively exploring how to bring the covid-19 pandemic to an end. today we've conducted extensive oversight and numerous hearings on critical iss

justin turner at the plate here, little number out in front webex position nicely gets the out.e went seven innings, gave up only. one run mookie betts, the guy that nobody could get out of standing at second as corey seager slices one down the line and left, he'll wind up with a double. mookie will jog home and it's one nothing in the way the giants were not hitting you thinking. oh, man, this is going to be rough, but. with barry bonds, the all time home run king watching a little of that aura rubs off on darren rough and keep sounds one ticket to ride deep center. 452 ft longest home run of the postseason. so far, fans are ready to go. you can feel the momentum swing as they get julio urias for that tying run as you take a look at the perfect connection, just majestic drive to center field that leaves the yard by plenty. you can just feel. the giants were headed to victory like they usually are. and web closes out his night. he went seven innings, allowed only four hits. he struck out seven did allow that one run one thing about this season giants have discovered they've got

>> i got confirmation we would be able to record the webex meeting like we didfor our inaugural meeting . >> chair: very good. >> in terms of the off-site or in person meeting, is there a possibility forthat to have video with it ? >> i would have to double check with sfgov tv that we are trying to report for inperson meetings we would need to double check on what video equipment is available . >> may i add for the chair to member lee? i am under the impression at this point that sfgov tv does not have ... i don't know if the word is capacity at this point to go into the community as the board schedule or committeeschedule , the charter commission meetings are all taking up their resources at thispoint . as mister ang mentionedearlier, there are staffing considerations for his team as well . we will work further with sfgov tv and determine if in fact that's still true. >> chair: thank you. did you have anything else mister lee? >> i have several more questions. my next question for mister ang on slidesix . you listed out just past locations. my understanding from the presentation is tha

please note once you unmute your microphone anything that is said in webex will be heard over the loud speakers in the committee room and subject to be heard by the live stream and c-span as everyone in this committee learned during our marathon work up last week. because members are participating in different communications for today's hearinge all questions will ben the order of subcommittee seniority. if at any time during the hearing i'm unable to chair the hearing, the vice chairil of th subcommittee, mr. peters, will serve as chair until i'm able tv return. record can be he sent to austin flack alt the e-mail address we provided to the staff. all documents will bee entered into the record at the conclusion of the hearing, and the chairman will now recognize herself for the purposes of an opening statement. today the lysubcommit ea contins to focus on its top priority this year. aggressively exploring how to bring the covid-19 pandemic to an end. today we conducted extensive oversight and numerous hearings on critical issues related to controlling thehe virus from on ground experi

please know once you unmute your microphone, anything that is said in webex will be heard over the loudspeakers in the committee room and subject to be heard by the livestream and c-span as everybody on this committee learned during our marathon markup last week. because members are participating from different locations in today's hearing, recognition of members such as for questions will be in the order of subcommittee seniority. if at any time during the hearing i'm unable to chair the hearing, the vice-chair of the subcommittee hearing mr. peters will serve as chair until i'm able to return. documents for the record can be sent to austin flack at the email address we provided to staff. all documents will be entered into the record at the conclusion of the hearing, and the chair will now recognize herself for the purposes of an opening statement. today, the subcommittee continues to focus on its top priority for this year, aggressively exploring how to bring the covid-19 pandemic to an end. to date, we've conducted extensive oversight and numerous hearings on critical issues relating to cont

. >> clerk: the way webex works it's impossible to see who the folks is. have you spoken before? caller, are you there? ite i'm putting two minutes on the clock for you. >> caller: i'm not speak for two months. i'm a long time resident of san francisco, been here for over 45 years. i believe that the 30% rent is absolutely what's necessary. i don't understand why it doesn't apply to the housing of d.p.h. i like to make sure that it's clear that they lost the public support for that >> clerk: those are all -- there's one more that just popped up. >> caller: i'm also calling in support of 30 right now. i want to ask that d.p.h. and health commission commit to making sure that tenants living in supportive housing buildings are not paying more than 30% of their income and rent. >> clerk: that is the last hand. >> president bernal: thank you callers for your thoughtful comments. thank you secretary morewitz. next item, which is the department of public health behavioral health services update. we have dr. hillary kunis. >> thank you so much for having us. it's my pleasure to present t

this meeting is being held by webex pursuant to the mayor's and governor's declaring of a local emergencyring the covid emergency, the fire commission's regular meeting room is closed, and meetings of the fire commission will be held remotely. to enter public cot

>> i got confirmation we would be able to record the webex meeting like we didfor our inaugural meeting . >> chair: very good. >> in terms of the off-site or in person meeting, is there a possibility forthat to have video with it ? >> i would have to double check with sfgov tv that we are trying to report for inperson meetings we would need to double check on what video equipment is available . >> may i add for the chair to member lee? i am under the impression at this point that sfgov tv does not have ... i don't know if the word is capacity at this point to go into the community as the board schedule or committeeschedule , the charter commission meetings are all taking up their resources at thispoint . as mister ang mentionedearlier, there are staffing considerations for his team as well . we will work further with sfgov tv and determine if in fact that's still true. >> chair: thank you. did you have anything else mister lee? >> i have several more questions. my next question for mister ang on slidesix . you listed out just past locations. my understanding from the presentation is tha

we'll ban webex, teams, we're going to ban facetime. >> amazon, which had been definitely in the you're coming back camp, andy jassy said innovation can't happen remotely now saying it's up to the local manager. >> i'm telling you, the workforce is making the decision here, not the boss, period. >> the workforce doesn't know enough how do you show that you're going to advance how? >> i think young people who would be staying home sitting in an apartment all day are making a mistake from a mental health perspective as well. they're not going to listen to me i'm a dinosaur i'm a parent an old man they're not interested hit the road >> they want to get paid to watch "squid." how much will you pay me that's not a job whole new definition of jobs, by the way. >> we'll take a break and take a look at the futures here a lot more to get here as they hug again. j.p. morgan will kick off the earning season in ernest tomorrow we're watching oil close above 80 for the fstir time since 2014 we're back in a moment ok, let's talk about those changes to your financial plan. bill, mary? hey... it's our

this meeting is being held by webex pursuant to the governor's orders and the mayoral proclamations. to enter public comment, call 415-655-0001 and use access code 2480-793-2045. comments will be addressed in the order they are received. when the moderator announces that the commission is taking public comment, members of the public will be queued by pressing star, three. when prompted, callers have the standard three minutes to provide comment. please ensure that you are in a quiet location, speak slowly and clearly, and turnoff any t.v.s or radios around you. item 1, roll call. [roll call] >> president feinstein: thank you, everybody. the san francisco fire commission acknowledges that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as of indigenous stewards of this medland, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as their responsibility for all peoples who reside in their tradit

>> i got confirmation we would be able to record the webex meeting like we didfor our inaugural meeting . >> chair: very good. >> in terms of the off-site or in person meeting, is there a possibility forthat to have video with it ? >> i would have to double check with sfgov tv that we are trying to report for inperson meetings we would need to double check on what video equipment is available . >> may i add for the chair to member lee? i am under the impression at this point that sfgov tv does not have ... i don't know if the word is capacity at this point to go into the community as the board schedule or committeeschedule , the charter commission meetings are all taking up their resources at thispoint . as mister ang mentionedearlier, there are staffing considerations for his team as well . we will work further with sfgov tv and determine if in fact that's still true. >> chair: thank you. did you have anything else mister lee? >> i have several more questions. my next question for mister ang on slidesix . you listed out just past locations. my understanding from the presentation is tha

sometimes these webex's are funky. my name is amanda fried and i'm joined by amy finer from supervisor ronen's office and molly cohen. amy, if you are here, i'm happy to give you the floor before i get into the presentation. otherwise, i can jump right in. >> i will be extremely brief. thank you so much, amanda. amy finer here. of course, the treasurer and tax collector's office. we're just so grateful for you having jumped in so fast, so effectively to bring this legislation program to life. we're very optimistic that we're going to hear about amanda's amazing plan that's going to roll out and we are here with you all the way. supervisor ronen introduced this legislation. we worked very closely with all of you to make it come to peru wigs and now we're into the roll-out. we're already starting to talk to small businesses and organizations that work with small businesses about it and we're excited to continue on that and whatever ideas come out of this group, how best to get the word out and how to promote this, i'm tr

as we have learned, though, and i know all our esteemed experts here on webex will say children are not simply little adults. one of the reasons we had to have the studies and clinical trials for these vaccines is to make sure that the vaccine dosage is correct and to make sure that the vaccines are safe and effective. pfizer has said it will be submitting a request for emergency use authorization for children ages five to 11 in early october, and then, as has been noted, the fda may take several weeks to assess the data . we got some interesting news from johnson & johnson yesterday. i want to ask -- the fda recently said they will work as expeditiously as possible while still following the science when it comes to authorizing a covid vaccine for children. what safety factors will fda be reviewing in this data that is different for children than compared to adults? dr. beers: thank you for that. i do agree that a safe and effective vaccine for five to 11-year-olds will be a wonderful thing to have. one of the things they will look at is the effectiveness of the vaccine at the dosage th

i recommend members and witnesses joining remotely use the grid view in webex so you can lock the timer on your screen. after your testimony is complete, mute yourself to avoid inadvertent background noise. i will allow all witnesses to testify before we begin questioning. we will first hear testimony from ms. tonya trujillo from the department of interior. the chair recognizes ms. trujillo to testify for five minutes. do we have assistant secretary trujillo? let me just ask our staff if we are having some kind of technical difficulty. assistant secretary, i believe you are muted. you will not be the first offender in that regard. if you could unmute yourself, we would love to hear from you. thank you for your patience, folks, while we figure out why we don't have audio for the assistant secretary. while we try to -- do we have her now? >> [indiscernible] mr. chairman, can you hear me? >> yes. >> hi. thank you. >> you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you for your patience. i am tonya trujillo, assistant secretary at the department of the interior. i am honored to be a part of t

you are unmuted, your microphone -- once you've unmuted your o microphon, anything that is said in webex will be heard over the loudspeaker in the committee room and subject to be heard by the -- oh, , okay. by the live stream. since members are participating from different locations at today's hearing, all recognition of members such as for questions will be in the order of seniority on the subcommittee seniority. documents for the record can be sent at the e-mail that was provided to your staff. ress that was provided to your staff. entd into the record at the conclusion of the hearing. at this point, the chair now recognizes herself for five-minutes. college sports bring joy to americans in every state, in every congressional district, and can provide life-changing opportunities and friendships for college athletes. i know our colleagues, for example, congresswoman trahan and others of you who participated in college athletics have personally experienced this. college sports have also created enormous wealth to the tune of $14.4 billion per year for college and universities. but unfor

this meeting is being held by webex pursuant to the mayor's and governor's declaring of a local emergency. during the covid emergency, the fire commission's regular meeting room is closed, and meetings of the fire commission will be held remotely. to enter public comment, dial 415-655-0001 and enter meeting i.d. 2489-736-7432. comments will be addressed in the order they are received. when the moderator announces that the commission is taking public, members of the public can raise their hand by pressing star, three to enter the queue. members of the public will hear silence until it is their turn to speak. members of the public will have three minutes to comment. please ensure you are in a quiet location, speak slowly and clearly, and turn down any electronic items around you. roll call. [roll call] >> clerk: at this time, president feinstein will read the land acknowledgement. >> president feinstein: the san francisco fire commission acknowledges that we are on the homeland of the ramaytush ohlone. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the rama

like you said earlier, a lot of these classes moved online with zoom and webex and other video platformst, a lot of them were also recorded. did that make people afraid to say what was on their mind? or was it just being in a virtual environment that made people a little bit quieter? guest: i think it is a little bit of both. i think overall, the environment is more difficult. we have all probably had the experience of trying to, you know, get involved in some sort of political debate on facebook with a friend or family member. you know, the online space has a way of increasing our polarization. it is just not a very easy way to have difficult conversations to begin with. people are willing to say things online that they would never say to your face read we have all had this kind of experience. i think as the classroom space went online and as students socialize -- social lives are lived out online, we are seeing greater polarization. we are seeing less practice and willingness to engage with people who might have very different political beliefs. when i think is healthy is we can come t

i believe senator young by webex is next up. >> yes, senator kaine, chairman, thank you so much.es, mr. burns -- i'm sorry, i just hopped on, ambassador, but congratulations on your nomination, and thank you for your years of distinguished service. this week we've seen public reporting suggesting that china successfully tested a nuclear capable hypersonic missile. earlier this summer we saw additional reporting indicating that china had dramatically increased the size and scope of its nuclear arsenal. these reports have evoked fears of a new cold war with china. these nuclear weapons concerns come amid rapidly escalating tensions over taiwan. our strategic competition of course is nothing new. but i'm concerned with the growing risks of miscommunication or misinterpretation of our actions. in your view, sir, what's motivating these sorts of provocative actions from beijing? >> senator young, thank you, and thank you for your leadership on the strategic innovation bill that is so important to the future of our country. i think you're right to focus on this issue. part of what we w