Test. Test. Test. Test captions. Test captions. Test captions. Test. Test. Test captions. Test captions. Test. Test. Test. Test captions. Test captions. President yee welcome to the november 17, 2020, meeting of the San Francisco board of supervisors. Madam clerk, will you please call the roll. [roll call] clerk mr. President , you have a quorum. President yee okay. Thank you. Please place your right hand over your heart. Would you please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] okay. Thank you. On behalf of the meeting, i would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgtv who record our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public on time. Madam clerk, are there any communications . Clerk yes, mr. President. During this health crisis, the board of supervisors is meeting remotely and will proceed as though they were meeting in their public chamber. The board of supervisors realizes that public input is essential and more important during the time of c
Representing different parties and different points of view had many specifics to be worked out. Given the data needs associated with the coronavirus aftermath. The panel will discuss the tradeoff between privacy and the context of the pandemic and get back privacy considerations and what the new privacy wall should look like and include and what it should not include. We are a distinguished panel to discuss these issues. Let me introduce them now. We have professor of law at the university of arizona. Christina montgomery is Vice President and chief officer at ibm, the former acting chair and commissioner now a partner of the law firm, andrew smith is the head of the bureau of Consumer Protection of the ftc and distinguished professor of management. Let me start out with a question for the panel and then also take you in the same order. Has the pandemic changed the tradeoff and beneficial uses of data, and if so, how. In terms of where the policy debate is going, i found its done surp
With increased urgency following the adoption and state laws in california and other states. At a recent hearing a group of chairs and commissioners representing different parties and different points of view had many specifics to be worked out. Given the data needs associated with the coronavirus aftermath. The panel will discuss the tradeoff between privacy and the context of the pandemic and get back privacy considerations and what the new privacy wall should look like and include and what it should not include. We are a distinguished panel to discuss these issues. Let me introduce them now. We have professor of law at the university of arizona. Christina montgomery is Vice President and chief officer at ibm, the former acting chair and commissioner now a partner of the law firm, andrew smith is the head of the bureau of Consumer Protection of the ftc and distinguished professor of management. Let me start out with a question for the panel and then also take you in the same order. H
Panelists. Thank you. Senior fellow and president emeritus. Welcome to the Privacy Panel where we can discuss the issue of how the pandemic has changed our views on privacy and what that implies in the legislation. Congress is debating the privacy legislation for some years but with increased urgency following the adoption and state laws in california and other states. At a recent hearing a group of chairs and commissioners representing different parties and different points of view had many specifics to be worked out. Given the data needs associated with the coronavirus aftermath. The panel will discuss the tradeoff between privacy and the context of the pandemic and get back privacy considerations and what the new privacy wall should look like and include and what it should not include. We are a distinguished panel to discuss these issues. Let me introduce them now. We have professor of law at the university of arizona. Christina montgomery is Vice President and chief officer at ibm,
This conflict their biggest dream is for a lost in peace. And lets bring in Lawrence Brewer is the Caucasus Program director at the london based peace Building Organization conciliation resources mr burgess thanks for joining me so it sounds like this ceasefire has been broken before it even got a chance to go into effect with both sides accusing each other of launching attacks does this mean were back to square one. Yes as you said this used by supposed have been in place for 2 hours now and there are reports that fighting has continued i think there are a number of factors here 1st of all russia doesnt have the same leverage that it had 4 years ago the last time there was a major escalation at that time russia brokered a few fire after 4 days and it held were now 13 days in and the ceasefire is not holding as a by john i think its very concerned about agreeing to a cease fire and just seeing a reef priests without Real Movement on the substance of the talks and i think theres also a