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yes. vice president shattuck yes. commissioner chavez here. >> commissioner ming here. >> commissioner newman here and commissioner williams here. >> okay, we have a quorum and next is our land acknowledgment . the building inspection commission acknowledges that we are on the city ancestral homeland of the roma to challenger who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their tradition the roma too shall only have never seen it lost nor forgotten their responsibility as caretakers of this place as well as for all the peoples who reside in their traditional old territory. as guests we recognize that we benefit from living working on their traditional homelands. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the roma to challenge community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. thank you. and next for any members of the public that may be listening in the public comment call a number

oh, yes. yes. that was that was fun. so yes. the final some of you might remember, it was published in 1976. so this is after the resignation. nixon resigns 74. so is published a couple of years later. and in the book there are the are things like and i'm speaking specifically about the reporting on pat nixon and not contesting or getting into their other reports, but specifically on pat nixon, they say that she was stumbling around the white house at night with a tumbler of bourbon know awkwardly hiding her tumbler of bourbon on the rocks from this and that she was and she was never seen. so to break those two things down, i decided i interview literally every person possibly could. i mean, scores of people, of course, family and staff, but also people, air force pilots, nannies, babysitters, people who were outside, you know, that knew her later, that were, you know, in the white house as other staffers. i think you'll see from my footnotes very thorough. so i did interview everyone possible and not one person, not one said th

yes, sir. >> sure. yes. yes. thank you, president elias chief, just a couple of follow up questions on the incident when we were considering, you know, the changes that we were going to have and the impact they may have on our on the safety of our community and the street. one of the considerations since was the fact that san francisco's density and the topography is so challenging to navigate and this incident, you know, covered traverse from the avenues, you know, through a couple of neighborhoods into the mission one of the most densely kind of populated neighborhoods in san francisco in your experience is it normal for a chase to go on 20 plus minutes when you are, you know, maneuvering that many different districts? >> it really depends on the conditions. >> you know, i've for better or for worse been involved in a lot of pursuits. >> it really depends on the conditions and if it's a let's say it's a day where there's a lot of pedestrian traffic and you got you know, people in the streets you you know it's g

yes, sir. [indiscernible question] >> so the question is, can anybody talk about the faa decision to restrict flights in and around the airport. >> you will have the ntsb and something you might ask them. [indiscernible >> sky with cbs news. given the time that has passed, can you describe the conditions right now as it relates to the recovery process and whether you all think that you will be able to recover more bodies? >> ok, the question was, given the time that it's passed and the conditions outside, do we believe we're going to be able to recover more bodies? and there's a lot of challenges with that. so i'm going to answer that one. i'm going to say that yes, we expect to recover all of the bodies. we have a that's why our teams are still working. we're going to have to work with the salvage company to do some of that work. yes sir. >> if i may ask a question on behalf of the reagan national airport. this is alexariello with news nation. a lot of questions now circulating about the crowd

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, yes, yes.and congratulations on the grant. >> thank you very much, hugh grant. he's a big. boo. i'm booing myself. you don't have to do it. i love dana as a former fighter. >> yes. >> asked me when i used to fight. when did you fight injustice, greg? >> oh, yes. >> and my own desires and i lost. i'm like, go ahead, impale yourself on it. so. there's this. i'm just being a goose. >> i came to work today. >> i have to i love dana because dana is he really does not suffer fools like he'll call out fighters if he thinks a fight sucks. dana white will go out and go. that fight sucked. it was boring. like he always lets you know how he feels. so this is not surprising at all. and he's right. the guy who wrote the article from, like, the editor of the sydney morning herald, i think, and it was just dramatic that dana had a meeting with the premier, and he said he heard the podcast and it made him physically ill. i hate it and just this sympathy. yes. like little, little mealy. it's just how could you

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>> love. >> jimmy: yes! >> yes. they're my favorite. >> jimmy: oh, no way. >> yes!ad over here. >> jimmy: okay. >> okay, we're going to dunk it right here. >> jimmy: ooh, it is dry bread. >> it's very dry. that's kinda the key. >> jimmy: whoa, so dry challah bread. >> so we're going to soak it, kind of like, push it down, you know, get it really soaked up. >> jimmy: okay, got -- love that. >> to really fill up -- >> jimmy: and what's in this -- what is it soaking in? >> so it's eggs, and cream, and milk, and cinnamon, and vanilla. all kind of things. >> jimmy: okay. >> and then we're going to let that soak for a little bit. so over here, we have some that have already been soaking. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, these are mushy. >> because the people that work here are really on it. >> jimmy: yeah, they did a good job. [ light laughter ] >> so we've got some butter in the pan here. >> jimmy: okay. >> we're just gonna put french toast in there. ooh! and we're gonna make it -- >> jimmy: so how long do you let this sit in this batter? >> i mean, at least ten minutes. >> jimmy: ok

wicker: yes. just got in about 6:00 this morning. >> well, we're glad -- sen. wicker: so i'm alert and sharp. >> i can tell. as was always the case. [laughter] you're wearing your ukraine flag pin. sen. wicker: thanks for noticing. yes. >> something i was struck by, folks in the room should know this too, i have a vivid memory of last summer's g.o.p. convention in milwaukee, seeing senator wicker wearing the same lapel pin at the g.o.p. convention. so you're not a sunshine soldier and you're not just wearing it here where it's fashionable, you wear it everywhere. sen. wicker: that's right. and occasionally a child will stop me and compliment me on the flag and i take it off and give it to them. it's pretty easy in washington to get a ukraine flag but i'm making a statement, yes. and what better place to make it than right here. >> what's the statement? sen. wicker: the statement is that there are good guys and bad guys in this war and the russians are the bad guys. they invaded, contrary to almost

yes. member of freedom park. yes. member haddix. yes. member jackson. >> yes. member preston. yes. shifrin. yes. member martinis. absent member walton yes. chair williams yes. thank you. >> the motion passes. thank you so much. all right. so we'll now get into a discussion about our community impact liaison role. at our last meeting we got folks into all of our liaison roles. so thank you for all of those who signed up. i notes additional work that you're doing but we really appreciate it. so the community impact liaison role is currently being held by vice chair. while you were supporting that role so i would love to hear from vice chair dantonio on this as well. just some of the responsibilities of that role. you are doing double duty so thank you for that as vice chair and as in this role. so yeah, could we hear from you based on the antonio about some of the work that you did with this role? >> chair williams before we do that it's going to be that's not a role that we currently have. i know that you all did at historically but it's just not a current role that we have. so befo

yes and no. i think in the 19th century, the presidency was considered to be sort of the representation of the people. and so, you know, i think students always find this fascinating that americans could literally go to the house in the 19th century, knock on the front door and request an appointment with the president. it might take several months, but there was something you could do. and so in that sense, he was accessible in the way that 19th century presidents were. and, you know, as i mentioned earlier, he worked he was very cognizant job and tried to work very hard in meeting with representative and senators in congress on a nearly daily basis. and so at the same time, many of his critics complained that he wasn't accessible because these his secretaries, again, orville babcock, who i mentioned and others, tended to sort of serve as gatekeepers to getting access to grant. and so some critics said that no, he wasn't accessible. but i think as insofar as 19th century presidents operated, yes

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yes. well i as you mentioned, the leak wives, some of you here today think we're at my talk about the league of wives, which has now been four or five years ago. but when i was here at the nixon library working on that book about the p.o.w. wives kept running across pictures of mrs. nixon with the p.o.w. wives interacting with tm. as you s ithis photo here. but also, i saw pat nixon being very outward facing, engaged with numerous causes, numerous. and that was so odds with some of the things i heard about her in the media. so i was very intrigued. i realized that there must be some other things going on that i didn't know about. this is always the case with lots of women in american history. we think we know them, but perhaps really don't. so i there was something here and that led me right back. the nixon library and the great. so why did you title the the mysterious mrs. nixon? pat nixon spent more than half of her adult life the time she left the white house in the public eye. so what

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yes. and so it would be nice for us to have an understanding of the impact. >> so we don't know that at the moment. i think that's part of the information we're trying to gather. okay. >> thank you. other questions? a related question a different is are we starting to analyze the impact to the older americans act and because that is such a part of our fund the way we fund many of our programs and how has that analysis started? >> so yes b etc.. yeah. so yes, all of that has started. >> we're really lucky here in san francisco that we get a lot of general fund money for our for a lot of our programing and the. so so we should be able to be fine but obviously will be an impact if something happens with that older americans act funding. >> am i welcome? yes please commissioner bittner . >> i'm with the deal. the terms. yeah. and the connected to defer to government and yeah. okay so the question is about diy and what's happening on a federal level with that some. >> yes. is that correct? no,

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yes. yeah, you right there, yes. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to put a mic on you. all right, so we will put a mic. and justin, you're going to make a young woman's dreams come true. hi, how are you? how you doing? >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: this is justin right here. >> what's your name? >> gina. can i have a hug? >> of course. >> this is awesome. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: i'm already feeling left out. [ laughter ] so you love justin, i guess? >> yes. >> jimmy: is this what we're learning here? >> yes. >> jimmy: do you think a little valentine's day photo shoot with justin might be something that made your friends jealous? >> yes. [ laughter ] >> nice. >> jimmy: that's what valentine's day is really all about, isn't it? all right, so i would like you guys, if you don't mind, to step over that way. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> let's do this. guillermo. >> guillermo: how you doing? >> that's fantastic. here, come over here. oh, my god. pictures. >> bye, guillermo! >> so sweet. >> jimmy: at the end of this,

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yes.ed famous philadelphian bradley cooper to introduce the eagles and famous st. louisen, to introduce the kansas city chiefs. now, let me explain this to you guys. st. louis and kansas city, are both in missouri. >> seth: yes. >> a lot of people don't realize that. >> seth: they don't, no. >> they get stuck on the kansas part of kansas city. >> seth: which is very fair. >> also, fair. >> seth: and by the way, with how things are going, it might all get renamed soon. [ laughter ] >> it might get renamed, "americaland." >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. they'll just call it missouri city. >> missouri city. >> seth: yeah, who knows? >> oh, boy. >> seth: but you got to go and do it. now, i would imagine when you get asked something like this, it's an immediate yes because it's such a cool honor. >> also, you know me long enough, i say, "yes." >> seth: you're a yes guy. >> what's the bit? yes and -- >> seth: yes and. >> please. >> seth: that's why -- and we will get to it in a minute. but that's why

yes. from the us, it is quite muted, opening after the holiday, but we are trading around record highs for the s&p 500 and a lot of the optimism stems from last week when we heard the reciprocal tariffs plan, and investors are worried he could be more stringent when it comes to the tariffs, and today, this focus on geopolitics and the russia us talks on ukraine with ukraine notably absent. that is pushing european stocks higher especially the defence stocks. the action in the us is a bit more muted, and while us and russia have said the talks will continue, marco rubio said it is the first step. i spoke to the ceo of advisor share about what the impact would be for the us markets and he said overall it will be very positive, especially he sees gains in the us defence industry continuing to make gains, actually, notjust over war but in the rearming purpose so you are seeing the shares of some companies upjust some companies up just slightly, some companies upjust slightly, but you have to r

yes mr. clay is yes. commissioner benedicto yes. mr. benedicto is yes commissioner. yes. yes. yes. she says yes. vice president carter whetstone yes i suppose i'm going to oversee on his yes. >> you have four yeses line item 11 public comment and all matters pertaining to item 13 below closed session including public comment on item 12 a vote whether to hold item 13 in closed session. if you would like to make public comment regarding closed session please approach the podium. there is no public comment line item 12 a vote on whether to hold item 13 in closed session san francisco administrative code section 67.10 d action do we need a motion for that? yes sir. i moved so again and on the motion commissioner clay how do you vote? yes, mr. clay is yes. commissioner benedicto yes. mr. benedict benedicto was yes. mr. young yes. constituencies? yes. vice president carter we're still on. yes, i suppose i was on is yes we have four yeses. >> we were going to close session and s.f. gov tv san francisco government television my commissioners we are back in open session on line item 14 vote

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