A brief lag in time line. I would like to extend our thanks to Sf Staff for their assistance during the meeting. Since this is a special meeting there will be no general comment period. Please note to limit your comments to the topic of the Agenda Item being discussed. Please address your remarks to the commission as a whole. Thank you for that. Im just going to say as you know this is a special meeting which i indicated when we convened. There are going to be some presentations. I think this is very exciting that were indulging in being able to listen to those that do this for a living to help guide us as commissioners to move forward on our policies and there are presentations that are going to be done today. Steve richy who is the assistant Chair Assistant general manager in this department. Im going to defer to him to do the introductions on the presentations were going to have. Were going to move forward and have Commissioner Discussion as well as public comment as we move through
Front Row Seat to democracy. Coming up next, cyber security experts testified about proposed legislation to help protect us infrastructure from future cyberattacks, this hearing is an hour and 45 minutes. The committee on cyber Security Infrastructure will come to order. The committee is meeting to receive testimony on Stakeholder Perspective on cyber Incident Reporting for critical Infrastructure Acts of 2021. Without objection the chair is authorized to declare the committee at any point. Good afternoon. I would like to thank the witnesses for participating on critical Infrastructure Act of 2021. Earlier this year this committee held a joint hearing with the committee on Oversight And Reform for solar Wind Supply Chain attacks which are oversight reveals a number of gaps in federal authority, policy and capabilities that we must address to secure the network and better serve privatesector partners but what stood out to me is how lucky we were to disclose that it had been compromised
Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are chief executive of the left leaning cross party think tank, demos, polly mackenzie, and michael booker, deputy editor of the sunday express. Let s take a look, and there is a certain story making every front page. Starting with the financial times, and the health and social care tax plans announced by the government. The paper reports that borisjohnson will tomorrow challenge rebel tory mps in the commons to vote down his manifesto breaking £12 billion tax raising proposals, as he pushes to raise britain s tax burden to its highest level since 1950. The telegraph, picks up on that fact, too writing that the prime minister wants to raise taxes to their highest level since the second world war to bring in billions of pounds to tackle nhs waiting lists and the social care crisis. The times features a picture of borisjohnson during a visit to a care home in london today. He is quoted as say
implication for the former president. the supreme court rejected trump s effort to block administration s records from being sent to the january 6th committee. we ll have much more on that coming up. we begin tonight with the united states senate, one step closer to putting themselves on the historical record on voting rights. versus embracing the current phone in version of the filibuster. any minute now the senate is expected to begin a series of votes on voter protection legislation. which is expected to fail. teeing up majority leader chuck schumer s plan to move forward with a vote on a proposed filibuster rule change. that, too, is likely to fail since conservative democratic senator joe manchin in the tradition of the bonnie to his clyde krysten sinema reiterating his support for the 60 vote threshold with no requirement to do it in person. the united states senate has never in 233 years been able to end debate on legislation with a simple majority vote. allowing one
joining our special coverage. eight republican hopefuls tonight at the first presidential debate have campaigned in 2024, trying to distinguish themselves from one another and from the gop front runner who was not there. here in new york, along with dana bash at the debate site in milwaukee is where i am. anderson, in our live coverage tonight we are hoping to hear from the candidates themselves. we are also going to hear from the supporters, we are going to be joined by our team of political analysts, commentators, fact checkers, and veterans of the same kind of verbal clashes we saw on the debate stage, right here in milwaukee, tonight. they were a lot of those. tonight, we will be checking into a group of republicans, most of them undecided, who now have more information to help them wait their choices. voters who watch the debate tonight saw comparatively little of ronda santa s early on. instead, much of the initial focus and criticism was directed towards vivek rama