[captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] next, a Senate Hearing on how federal laws can promote the development of new technology. And christopher hart, chair of the National Transportation safety board discusses self driving cars and recent train, metro, and airline accidents. After that, reaction to the Supreme Court decision overturning the texas abortion law. Now, a Senate Hearing examines how senate how federal laws can help testify before the Senate Transportation subcommittee. This is an hour 20 minutes. Sen. Fischer good morning. I am pleased to convene the subcommittee on surface transportation and margin marine infrastructure, safety, and security for todays hearing entitled how the internet of things can bring u. S. Transportation and infrastructure into the 21st century. This will examine how the internet of things can adv
Present wiener wu, present. Yee not present you have a quorum ladies and gentlemen please join us in the pledge of allegiance. [pleage of allegiance]the tech thank you madam clerk are there any communications there are none to report today can you please call the first item special order at 2 pm is the appearance by our hon. Mayor edward lee. Urbino questions omitted from the eligible district supervisors the mayor may address the board for up to 5 min. Thank you. Welcome mr. Mayor thank you supervisor breed and good afternoon supervisors. Good afternoon to the audience that here today as well. I want to start off by saying that we had a pretty exciting week in our city and certainly in the bay area. Hosting the 50th super bowl. I believe resident visitors and residents alike so rated the best super bowl ever with Family Friendly events all images of our beautiful city were broadcast to the entire world. In addition to the incredible economic benefits for our city and our region, we kn
Farreaching and you could do that at any time. Good afternoon everybody so we can do that while the rest of the budget is before us and welcome to the San Francisco board of supervisors good afternoon everybody and. We would have to introduce that awful Board Meeting welcome to the San Francisco board of supervisors of legislation. We would not be tuesday, february 9 good able to make a amendment on the afternoon everybody and welcome fly during budget discussions to the San Francisco board of Budget Committee for these supervisors of tuesday, february 9, 2060. Mdm. Clerk please call girl departments . Supervisor avalos, here. That is my understand. Its breed, here. Campos, here. Not the case all defer to the City Attorney. Colleagues, i hate to do cohen, here. Farrell, here. Kim this but i actually would feel much more comfortable, especially with these two departments that have a great not present, mar, here. , deal of interest in the public, peskin, present. , tang not our Library S
The recent relatively lastminute changes in the structure of this bond and the fact that the Capital Planning process has been obviated to a certain extent. When 54 million comes out and is replaced with things that were not vetted sufficiently through the Capital Planning process, i feel that is creating a precedent that could be down the road will be continually stop using the Capital Planning process. At your 10 we should be recommitting to the capital process and not starting to ignore it. So, while all of the replacement projects are worthy and virtuous, i think that adhering to the process and keeping our bonding process and the sanctity of the whole is more important than creating a whole and filling it in. I could vote for a bond those 54 million less in size. I could vote for the ponderosa originally proposed a for the bond before us today. Thank you. Supervisor tang i echo everything that supervisor peskin yes said. However, when deviation is that i will support the bond over
Us ef faction of ucsf paid impact as much as 29 per hour but the contract paid his employees only 18 an hour. In 2013, the pay was cut to 10. 74 per hour. That is barely above our minimum wage of 10 our minimum wage of 10. 55 that the degree. Workers responded by working with the uc servers were. Union afscme local 3299 to begin organizing for better treatment. They doubled the hourly pay and benefits such as health and pension, guaranteed wage increases, and paid time off. In march of 2015 ucsf did not renew its contract with impact group resulting in many of these workers losing their jobs. Then the university then began working with another contractor. The dispute between ucsf and local 3299 has prompted an unfair labor practice complaint filed by the general counsel of the Public Employee relations board. In response to that complaint, ucsf claimed it cannot hire the impact workers because they do not speak english sufficiently, even though they had already works for you see for ma