like to give a warm welcome to the new supervisor who is on this committee sandra lee fewer. [applause] our clerk is derek evans and from sfgtv we would like to thank the staff. felix is new and at this time mr. clerk do you have any announcements. yes, sir madam chair. please silent all cell phones and electronic devices and items should be submitted to the check and items will be on the tuesday january 242017 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. thank you. mr. clerk can you call item 1. item 1 is for the ordinance amending the administrative code to require that the department of homelessness and supportive housing appoint one member to the reentry council increasing the member from 23 to 24 and increasing the time of appointed former inmate can be free from custody from maximum to two years to a three years and require that council submit a report to the board of supervisors recommended whether the council should continue by july 1, 2018. this is fr
until supervisor john kim has asked that it be postponed and arguing in favor is that chairs are supposed to serve a year and i was appointed in february. so we could do that, too. i don t care. what is the board s preference? to postpone it? [inaudible] [off mic] we will postpone that for a year. the other thing that is that until next month? yes. x month i suppose. i just i apologize for my voice today. i spent the last few days in washington at the transportation research board. it was extremely cold and i came back with some sort of cough and deep throat. it was very interesting about that meeting was the overwhelming interest now. you could not get into a room that haven to do with autonomous vehicles. everybody in the industry is trying to figure out what to do with those things. and of them that i attended was what kind of facilities, what would be the feels facilities preparation and my sense was a facility like ours ultimately, could very well have a lot of usef
quorum but we will take the other items okay. communications. i have two. one is the question is do we want to make the election of chair and vice chair do we want to postpone until supervisor john kim has asked that it be postponed and arguing in favor is that chairs are supposed to serve a year and i was appointed in february. so we could do that, too. i don t care. what is the board s preference? to postpone it? [inaudible] [off mic] we will postpone that for a year. the other thing that is that until next month? yes. x month i suppose. i just i apologize for my voice today. i spent the last few days in washington at the transportation research board. it was extremely cold and i came back with some sort of cough and deep throat. it was very interesting about that meeting was the overwhelming interest now. you could not get into a room that haven to do with autonomous vehicles. everybody in the industry is trying to figure out what to do with those things. and of t
this? broken politics with two parties liking for their identities. i will talk to jeff flake. and how republicans got the majority in the house, state houses, and the white house. joining me for insight and analysis are andrea mitchell, dan bouls, heather mcghee, and david french, senior writer for the national review. welcome to sunday and a special edition of meet the press. the longest running show in television history celebrating their 70th year, this is a special edition of meet the press with chuck todd. what was extraordinary about this week is how ordinary it was, the russian investigation heating up again. a shake up in the white house again. congress could not get anything done again. there was talk of reviving the republican health care rewrite again. president trump s approval rating hit 33% in the quinnipiac poll, and the welcome that the president received in west virginia when he attacked the investigati investigation. the russia story is a to
can t be to embrace conspiracy theories or to talk about alternative facts. i ll talk to senator jeff patrick in of arizona who took on his own republican party for not sticking to it s principles. and the democrats db. the leadership has not been clever enough or strong enough or perhaps visionary enough. my interview with jerry brown on how the democrats have managed to become a minority party in washington, in state houses, and voted out of the white house. we agree, washington is not working, what can we do to fix it? joining me from insight and analysis are andrea mitchell, dan balz, heather mcghee, and david french, senior writer for the national review. welcome to sunday, and a special edition of meet the press. from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, celebrating it s 70th year, this is a special edition of meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning. what was extraordinary is how ordinary it was, the russia