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debbie has been trucking across america for 22 years. originally from australia, debbie is now a wife and mother who calls long island, new york, her home. sometimes. like the 3.6 million other truck drivers in this country, most days are spent on the road. >> 260 is my average days driving. a lot of people do more like 340 or something. >> reporter: 80% of u.s. communities depend solely on the trucking industry as the only means to deliver their goods. the pandemic hitting hard. >> it put me out of work for about three months straight. >> reporter: not to mention the rest stops and restaurants closing, that truck drivers rely on for food. transfix, a transportation solution provider, decided to thank one lucky driver in a big way. >> it's so difficult. they deserve so much respect for what they do. >> reporter: transfix renovating debbie's cab. >> anything we can do to help her in her day-to-day and build her a home away from home. >> reporter: debbie's new digs upgraded. >> that's unique. nobody's got this. >> reporter: worthy of a dri

the hall yeah, bella, debbie, debbie had the law firm of all the people in the middle of him behind buffalo, loosely plastic dr. dial him says the pellets can then be used in the manufacture of many plastic goods, including more protective equipment. he says he's presented this technology to the government. the lamp under hampshire for the heading on monday. if i'm gonna lose my time, unless he a on bus, he looked up the window wrong. yeah. we can, i know she'll have the lumen door wrong. she lack of any. yeah. carmine lump. yeah . up on, on run. yeah. i am. okay. i'm not all on any. yeah. what i can when we do that. yeah. won't open up the funny me on the when the holla, lima oscar snack on the street to pin on pin. jerry gets a tip off. that medical waist has been left dumped by the side of the road. he notices he is being watched. so the tame filled the evidence quickly before moving on. so we found medical way stumped out on the street in downtown district in pen. it right next to the clinic to have said it is their waste. but they refused to give an interview. workers at the clinic tol

the beloved little debbie christmas treat cakes have morphed into an ice cream flavor. it will be vanilla flavored and includes decadent golden cake chunks. it will also have a signature red icing with green sprinkles swirled into the mix. the pints will be released november 1st exclusively at walmart while supplies last. anne-marie? >> finally an ice cream mash-up that i can get behind. you know, we keep getting these mash-ups, weird like mac and cheese ice cream. >> craziness. but we all scream for this ice cream. >> definitely. and i say little debbie, do not stop there, how about some zebra cake ice cream and swiss roll ice cream. i like those -- >> don't give them all your ideas. >> i know, i know. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange, diane, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> up next, the dodgers are celebrating. the defending world series champions are moving on to the nlcs, but not without a controversial call. see you later teeth stains. colgate optic white renewal deeply whitens with the power of hydrogen peroxide. and, try the optic white whitenin

"the washington post" investigative reporter debbie zinzipper is with us now. she's one of the authors of the post's coverage of the pandora papers debby, thank you very much you've been reporting on the millions of documents leaked for months now from your reporting, what stands out in the finances of the world's elite? >> what we've learned is there really is a parallel financial universe for the world's millionaires and billionaires. and, you know, it's not all questionable behavior, but we did find in our investigation a number of people who, you know, appear to use this offshore system to either avoid taxes or to potentially hide the proceeds of criminal behavior and it has raised a number of questions. the documents revealed the offshore accounts of more than 300 politicians, including world leaders. pop stars, con artists, crooks, murderers, a whole bunch of names popped up in our documents as having leveraged this offshore tax haven system. >> you know, debbie, i didn't mean to interrupt, i'm sorry i was just going to say, the world's elite have chose a

i thought it was less, it would be going to make it so debbie. all right, we'll go to the bazaar. not do them again, but she blew it all to that innovative girl in a 1000 up. don't be that up. that's, you know, the propaganda of the time portrayed a warm welcome by the french authorities in france, the ocoee warehouse together in remote camps far from prying eyes. there were the undesirables, invisible symbols of defeats. but many ocoee were secretly sent back to algeria. when i drop a class from, do not need a horse omniscience, francisco mancha there was only 2 on the t barrage room to bar customer to check his uncle's bush. neither france nor algeria emerged unscathed, from the conflict on both sides of the mediterranean, 2 nations west cards for decades by what the french of the time called simply the events in algeria. ah, algeria independence was not the end of france's african colonial projects. the goal was convinced that frances future lay in close cooperation with its former african colonies and in preserving what remained of the empire as well as french strategic intere

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. >> the memorial service comes one day after debbie was killed in a shooting in houston. >>> former president bill clinton is in the hospital, but the good news is he could be released as early as tomorrow. today his wife and daughter arrived at uc irvine medical center. was admitted to the icu on tuesday, diagnosed with sepsis from a urinary tract infection. a spokesperson says his condition is trending in the right direction. >>> tonight convicted murderer robert durst has tested positive for covid-19 days after he was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the 2000 fatal shooting of a woman. according to his attorney he is hospitalized and on a ventilator. he has additional health issues including latter cancer. >>> earlier this week henry police warned the public about fentanyl that look like bubblegum. now, alameda county sheriff deputies are warning about a similar finding on bay area streets. the sheriff's department tweeted out that picture writing just like in hayward deputies came across brightly colored fentanyl recently. baggies in pastel pink and purple. deputie

characters, gabrielle barbosa doubled their advantage, sher from the county spot 6 minutes from time and debbie to antony was the governor's sailor when in stockbridge, time, brazil now have 9 winds from as many games and lead the standing by 8 points from argentina. gopro mark champion sergeant st out a bit of a night, forgetting their game against their paraguay. this much phoenician go las must want the presence of berlin massey argentina are still and beats him, but they've drawn 4 of their 9 games for team to miss group. will go through to the finals also magically. now, central african republic pulled off a huge upset in their qualifier that seem ranked 100 and 24th in the world, beating 3 time african champions nigeria a last minute goal there from carl and gander. deciding the game in lagos despite the last nigeria are still top of that group. chinese, you made it 3 wins from 3. check out this go las scary with a stunning strike to open the scoring against mauritania. it finished 3 male chin as he of 3 points. clear exar a guinea at the top of group b. molly, also looking good for a pla

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congresswoman debby dingell is here. and activists march in cities all across america today in support of abortion rights. will roe vs. wade still be standing at the end of this term? plus, senator marco rubio do as i say not as i do. he's actually introducing a bill called mind your own business act, believe it or not. so why doesn't he take his own advice for a change? i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. >>> all right, so it's been a fast moving week and a dynamic one on capitol hill. and after days of tough negotiations there are still no compromise between progressives and right-wing democrats on the president's build back better spending plan. and a promised vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill that house speaker nancy pelosi said would happen this week did not. now it may seem counter intuitive, but that's actually viewed as a win for the house progressive caucus. they're refusing to pass the house infrastructure bill which has already made it through the senate until an agreement is reached on the spendi

debby cenziper and for the rest of you, thank you so much. >>> the taliban claims it has destroyed the isis k terror cell behind a deadly bombing outside a mosque in kabul. the government spokesman says a taliban forces special unit attacked the terrorist hideout and killed everybody inside. witnesses say the gun battle raged for several hours. the bombing was yesterday. it killed at least five people the deadliest terror attack in afghanistan that we know about since u.s. troops pulled out of the country. >>> so far the united states has evacuated tens of thousands of afghans fleeing the taliban. now those people are in the process of being resettled in the united states. for many, the journey was not an easy one we saw the pictures. crowds swarming kabul's airport. people packed into some of the last jets leaving afghanistan. one man tells us he tried to leave kabul eight times with his wife and five kids he says the taliban beat him in front of his family before they eventually made it out now he's resettling in atlanta and he spoke with cnbc's andrea day. >> reporter: why don't you

radio host debbie dujanovic. >> lauren mccluskey did absolutely everything right. law enforcement did not. do everything right. they dropped the ball and now the young, budding, track star, has paid the price with her life. >> two months after the murder came the results of that review the university had asked for. its conclusion, there were shortcomings both systemically and individually, that contributed to lauren's death. there were 30 recommendations for change. and then, university president ruth watkins said, this. >> the report does not offer any reason to believe that this tragedy could've been prevented. >> that made me sick to my stomach again. i just couldn't believe that she said that. >> i haven't talked to a single person who agrees with that statement. >> it was hard to reconcile those words, with the review's own findings. that there were serious problems with capital campus safety procedures. we wanted to speak with both the administration and the campus police. instead, we were offered an interview with barbara snyder, then vice president of stude

joining us now is democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan. she's a senior democratic whip in the house, a volt counter for nancy pelosi. thank you for joining us tonight. how many votes do you have tonight? >> lawrence, we're not vote counting right now because we're figuring out where we're getting it and not doing numbers in public, we're talking substance. what we're talking about, figuring out how to get back building back better. >> you were with the president again today in michigan. he's gone to michigan more than once on this same subject. why michigan? why is that one of his favorite places to go for this subject? >> well, michigan is reflective of the country. we -- it was a state that donald trump won five years ago now, four years ago, which i predicted and everyone thought i was crazy but it was a state he won in 2020. we have people that look at issues, think about the thought. we have people dive in on both sides and where he went today. in michigan is not the heart of democratic territory and support donald trump. he's got to

i'm going to ask congresswoman debbie wassermann schultz about that and more. anyone receives a subpoena to testify, show up or go to jail. some of their new laws are about to be put to the test. we're going to tell you about that. i'm eamon mohyeldin. let's get started. >>> all right, so driven by worker dissatisfaction in some key economic indicators a sense of economic anxiety is taking hold in this

. >> debbie says heroin compared to fentanyl is like a firecracker compared to a grenade. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> and crews are mopping up a major mess in the east bay were water main break in alamo cause some serious problems today. looks like a river there right in the middle of the street. officials say an 8 inch pipe broke just after midnight and hundreds of the east bay. but customers were impacted along penn avenue at danville boulevard. 2 schools were also forced to close and took crews about 8 hours to finally clean. all this up and get the water to stop no word yet on why the pipe busted. all right. let's talk sports with a win tonight at a dodgers loss. the giants could clinch their first division title since but also assure them that they would finish the regular season with the best record in the majors. it's like it's an even year when we some back on that track. remember all those championships like it's in the fun year. what that idea that be great too. and if they were to secure the division title, which seems likely. but you've got to finish. >> the

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i spoke with debbie dingle, she said as most failure is not an option. we're going to find a way to get to a deal. not an option politically, but still a possibility? as you talk to members, do they have a path order? >> reporter: not at the moment. the negotiations need to continue. the democratic leadership has set a new deadline, that being october 31st. the end of the month after they were not able to get a deal on friday to move that infrastructure package. remember these are two separate -- $1.2 trillion infrastructure package, and the larger expansion of the social ♪. t -- social safety net. there's disagreements between progressives and moderates about the size and scope. joe manchin on the moderate aid is wants about $1.5 trillion, and the progressive side, they are pushing for somewhere close to $3 trillion. then never mind the decisions over this policies within them. nevertheless, democratic leaders are pushing to get a deal between those factions within their -- in their caucus in the house and senate. chuck schumer, the senate majority le

. >> reporter: what about working with the late great debbie reynolds. >> she always would on her breaks say let's go over and say hi to the fans and would usually introduce herself as princess leia's mom which, you know, people always loved. >> reporter: which witch power would you like to have in real life? >> ooh, i would love to fly on a broom. i think especially being mainly based in l.a. now and the traffic sucks. >> reporter: grown-up marnie on a broom? hmm. >> yeah. >> would you be open to like a reboot or a sequel in the future? >> i would be totally open if they wanted to do something, yeah. >> in real life she is now dating daniel koontz who played the villain in the second movie and reconnected ten years after filming that and they're appearing together at galaxy-con along with other cast members in honor of the big day. andrew,

congresswoman debby dingell is here. and activists march in cities all across america today in support of abortion rights. will roe vs. wade still be standing at the end of this term? plus, senator marco rubio do as i say not as i do. he's actually introducing a bill called mind your own business act, believe it or not. so why doesn't he take his own advice for a change? i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. >>> all right, s

with that i will turn it back over to debbie. >> thank you. i just wanted to thank again our generous sponsors, the national endowment for the humanities, the stennis foundation the history channel and oxford university press. thanks to everyone who submitted questions today and finally a special thanks to our panelists. have a great afternoon. thank you. >> with us tonight is mike. mike is president and ceo of the center for arts and culture in and a longtime historic preservation. he led san francisco's historic preservation nonprofit. he has been the oat director of advocacy of the los angeles conservancy and for the historic preservation. his present racial mark in angeles the subject of tonight's talk in here in san francisco. thank you for being with us mike and welcome and i will hand the microphone over to you. >> thank you so much frances. such a pleasure to be here tonight with my long-time friends and colleagues aliso beach and stephen schafer to talk about their stunning new book "preserving los angeles" how historic places can tra

this is debbie lernman from the human services network. and i want to thank you for your continued efforts to get this legislation right and as said before, this is nuanced stuff and it can have side effects or unforeseen consequences. one is how difficulty it will make it for non-profit representatives who serve on city commissions to balance with the responsibilities they have to their organizations, particularly when they play executive roles that volve fundraising. and this is exacerbated by the much broader definition of interested parties, and that includes grassroots advocates, and non-profit board members and contractors. the city values the non-profit expertise for those who serve on commissions, and we ask you to mitigate the impact of these effects on fundraising. for example, by looking at indirect fundraising to ensure that the non-profit organization itself won't be prohibited from fundraising. and to spell out the exceptions in the legislation, rather than having them buried deep in the regulations around things like what is

. >> what about working with the late great debbie reynolds? >> being normal is vastly overrated. >> she always on her brakes would say, let's go over and say hi to the fans. she would usually introduce herself as princess leia's mom, which people always loved. >> which power would you like to have in real life? >> i would love to fly on a broom. especially being -- i am mainly based in how they the traffic sucks. >> grown-up marty cromwell on a broom? are you into a reboot or sequel in the future? >> i would be totally open if they wanted to do something. >> she is now dating daniel kunz, who played the villain in the second movie. they reconnected 10 years after filming that and above potion must be strong because this halloween afternoon, they are appearing together at galaxycon along with other castmembers. larry: that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. [inflammation] let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear! over the counter eye dro

two nights debate is brought you by the new jersey performing arts center, debbie abc seven in new york, and w pti in philadelphia. our candidates in i alphabetical order, republican jack ciattarelli and democrat phil murphy. our moderators fori, this evenig are w abc anchor sade baderinway and w pti anchor brian taff. >> getting everyone. welcome to this debate tonight between the republican ande democratic candidates for governor of new jersey. i brian taff. >> and i'm sade baderinway. the candidates will be answering questions posed by brian and myself as well as question from a media partners including amanda hoover from new jersey has mediacom adriana vargas from univision 41 and the candidates will answer questions from rutgers eagleton institute of politics and rutgers school of public affairs and administration as well as several submitted to twitter. we have asked the audience and they've agreed several times to refrain from applause or any other disruption. >> under the debate rules the candidates to the question is posed will get one minute to answer followed by a 40-second r

. >> i go back to what debbie dingell said. there are a lot of people who want the president back, tell us what you want to support. we are lucky enough to have somebody who has a fog lamp, i think, because she's one of the key players that ininvolved in these negotiations over the president's agenda in congress. she's of course chair of the congressional progressive caucus. so, congresswoman, i want to say something you said last night that perked up the ears of a lot of people. you push back on the notion that something is better than nothing. and explain your concern, why you're not in the camp that says isn't something better than nothing? >> well, chuck, it's great to see you. i'm going to have my fog lamp every time i come to be with you from now on. i think this phrase something is better than nothing, don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good, some of the things that are said, those phrases are normally used at the end of a negotiation. they are used when you really have like the final details and you're putting th

joining me now, charlotte alter, debby powell, a senior advisor, grace siggers and juanita tullivev. i want you to listen to a progressive caucus chair. >> i do understand that we have to get everybody on board. we're going back to look at all of our priorities and how we get all of those things in. i'm not going to negotiate against myself. i don't have a number that everybody is agreeing to. as the president said, the number is the byproduct of what we put in there. we're focusing on what is it we want to get in. we're going to get both bills done. i believe that firmly. >> help us understand. you have been in congress. you have been in situations like this. difficult cuts have to be made to satisfy some type of top line. these negotiations around what should be cut from the bill, tell us what they look like up close. >> look, we have done this so many times. i think that people are stuck on the price tag. the positive thing here is that they are willing to negotiate. that's exactly what happens. they are legislating. we are including or congress is including medicare option to neg

on the south side and then we are going to bus them to the school district center performing arts on debbie lane. we ask that all the parents, police report there and your students your your children will get off the buses and then you can see them there. we have several the students that we interview that were witnesses to this incident. so we're going hold on to those children. hopefully my detectives will allow them to fall. their parents. and i'm sure that many, many of the students that have reached out to their parents ensure that they are safe. they are locked in their rooms and police are going room by room ensuring that everybody is safe and no one else is a such suspect or a person of interest in this area. don't i don't. i don't have that information, but i i would suspect that, yes, the parents have been contacted. been asked to report to see their loved one, to be with them at the hospital. yes. now it's made its mansfield independent school district is in charge of the school district itself. >> and so i'm have not noticed myself that i check with atf from the special agent ch

congresswoman debby dingell is here. and activists march in cities all across america today in support of abortion rights. will roe vs. wade still be standing at the end of this term? plus, senator marco rubio do as i say not as i do. he's actually introducing a bill called mind your own business act, believe it or not. so why doesn't he take his own advice for a change? i'm ayman mohyeldin. let's get started. >>> all right, so it's been a fast moving week and a dynamic one on capitol hill. and after days of tough negotiations there are still no compromise between progressives and right-wing democrats on the president's build back better spending plan. and a promised vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill that house speaker nancy pelosi said would happen this week did not. no

we have one of the "washington post" reporters on this subject, debbie sensniper. south dakota can hide money from the government in the u.s. how? >> south dakota is a go-to destination for hiding wealth because it offers more secrecy, more privacy, more discretion than the places you just talked about, the cayman islands and other places. they were able to do this through laws that were passed year after year after year that made it so customer friendly that this state was able to draw billions and billions of dollars in assets from millionaires and billionaires, including those from overseas. >> what do they gain from it, though, if they don't get to tax it? they're just housing it. are they making a fee? i mean, is there like a 1% tax they're getting for using south dakota's state legislature as their personal hideaway? >> that was the very first question we asked when i started working on this with my colleagues at the international consortium of investigative journalists that obtained these records and shared them with the "washington post" and other media out

what's in build back america, is part of getting that done, >> congresswoman debbie dingell, thank you very much for joining us tonight, always appreciate, it thank you. >> coming up, racist government officials, drove the bruce family, out of business, and out of town. 100 years ago. and now, the state of california, has given the bruce family property back, to its rightful heirs. rightful heirs. that story is nexts next neuro. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. with clean, fresh ingredients, panera's new chicken sausage and pepperoni flatbread is a mouthwatering explosion of yes. craft? yes! heartiness? yes! living life to the flavor-fullest? heck yes. panera. live your yes. now $1 delivery. bipolar depression. it made me feel like i was trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a da

just this morning congresswoman debby dingell said speaker ploegs learned of manchin's $1.5 trillion ceiling only last week. i mean, how can that possibly be true? >> well, there must be better communications between the senate and the house, that's correct. i'm all for better communications, but i tell you, this is never an easy task. as i said you have different folks from different walks of life that have different priorities, but that's exactly what makes the democratic caucus a strong caucus, that i'm able to hear from somebody whose main interest is agriculture or tax reform and for me, for example, it's public transportation. it's help for day care and immigration rights. that's what makes our party strong. we will come together and we will make sure that we have a successful meeting of the minds and pass both of these bills. >> my understanding is just as we've been speaking we got twhoord presword that president biden is heading to capitol hill to have conversations with key lawmakers to try to bridge this divide. what do you need to hear from the president and what does he

. >> we're going to get to one question about climate change in a second, but not to be debbie downer here. a couple of things missing from the framework, paid family leave, free community college. those and other issues, what do you think will be most missed by washington state residents? >> listen. we have paid family leave in our state, and other states do as well, and again, this is a role to play where states can move forward, where the federal government was ham strung by the filibuster which we need to get rid of by the way if we want to get this job done. that's the next job item to move forward on. these are important things. you can't overstate the importance of all the things that have got done. i don't know. when i get up on christmas morning and i open up 25 presents and when my grandkids open up 25 presents, they don't say, where's the pony? they thank me for the bikes and everything else, and this is what we're celebrating. >> that is a very good attitude. i appreciate that. there is a new u.n. report that we are literally running out of time to limit global warming. ag

host: debbie in san antonio, texas. go ahead. hi, debbie. caller: how are you? host: fine thank you. caller: this may be an ignorant question but i am for all of the proposals. but if we have to go to war, will we have the money to do so? host: do you think this compromises our military ability by focusing this spending on social issues, the environment, on climate change and things like that? caller: it is kind of scary. host: that is your view, that it would? caller: yes. host: appreciate your calling in. another congressional story reported in the omaha world leader, omaha.com, about jeff fortenberry. indictment for jeff fortenberry. a federal grand jury charge nebraska's first district esentative jeff fortenberry tuesday with three felonies stemming from a federal investigation of illegal contributions made to is 2016 reelection campaign. the charges include one count of scheming to falsify and conceal material facts, and two counts of making false statements to federal investigators. the grand jury indictment alleges jeff fortenberry repeatedly lied and mis

is approve the specifications and work contract debbie debbie 710 are in the amount of $1.2 million and with the duration of 570 consecutive calendar days. the responses to -- the responsible bidder. mr. fung? >> good afternoon, president, commissioners. i am the manager of the project management euro. can you hear me? i'm sorry. okay. today i'm seeking your approval to award this contract to the responsible bidder submitting the lowest responsive bid solutions. this is to perform cleaning and video inspection of the existing stores on an as-needed basis. this will help supplement wastewater enterprise staff's ongoing self perform inspection work and to assist with their inspection data collection for the asset management programme. we received two responsive bids and there was a protest filed by the second bidder. after careful review and in consultation with the city attorney, the protest was denied. staff is recommending the approval to award this contract to pipe and plant solutions. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> commissioners? seeing no questions, please open public comment

host: that is debbie on our independent line. jack hutton from twitter says, "the republicans are to blame." rosemary saying, "synema and manchin are the ones to blame." this from derek off of twitter, saying, "it is still 100 ssent better than anything your president got on infrastructure, health care -- 100% better than anything president trump got on infrastructure, emigration, health care, or the wall." we are getting your reaction too. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. we will go to mark from florida, democrats line. caller: it is important to remember that joe biden campaigned on all of the items that were in the original $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill. those are the things w that heon -- the things that he won on. i do want to comment on i am disappointed that two provisions are apparently cut out, and that is allowing medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices. every other wealthy country in the world does that, and they save a lot of money. 88% of americans are i

it's something that debbie and i have spoken about. a group that helps to work with rec and park. because there's so much overlap. maybe it's something that we work on together. to have a dpreup that helps work with us on these projects could be really beneficial and make sure that we're getting the feedback and input and perspective of the disability community. >> there is no working group? >> that's correct. generally for this project is currently the big out reach effort that we're making. we don't specifically have a working group that's working on in general on projects. i do think it's a great idea. >> : thank you. i just remember my last question. my last question is pork, reduce projects, do you guys do a test run or do you guys rely on the public input before changing or making improvements. meaning. >> you're asking if we're soliciting public input. >> i'm asking if you do a drive through before making changes [indiscernible]. >> i think it depends on the context. sometimes there are programs that have pilots first. we use the public input from the pilot to inform the pe

it's something that debbie and i have spoken about. a group that helps to work with rec and park. because there's so much overlap. maybe it's something that we work on together. to have a dpreup that helps work with us on these projects could be really beneficial and make sure that we're getting the feedback and input and perspective of the disability community. >> there is no working group? >> that's correct. generally for this project is currently the big out reach effort that we're making. we don't specifically have a working group that's working on in general on projects. i do think it's a great idea. >> : thank you. i just remember my last question. my last question is pork, reduce projects, do you guys do a test run or do you guys rely on the public input before changing or making improvements. meaning. >> you're asking if we're soliciting public input. >> i'm asking if you do a drive through before making changes [indiscernible]. >> i think it depends on the context. sometimes there are programs that have pilots first. we use the public input from the pilot to inform the pe

this is debbie lernman from the human services network. and i want to thank you for your continued efforts to get this legislation right and as said before, this is nuanced stuff and it can have side effects or unforeseen consequences. one is how difficulty it will make it for non-profit representatives who serve on city commissions to balance with the responsibilities they have to their organizations, particularly when they play executive roles that volve fundraising. and this is exacerbated by the much broader definition of interested parties, and that includes grassroots advocates, and non-profit board members and contractors. the city values the non-profit expertise for those who serve on commissions, and we ask you to mitigate the impact of these effects on fundraising. for example, by looking at indirect fundraising to ensure that the non-profit organization itself won't be prohibited from fundraising. and to spell out the exceptions in the legislation, rather than having them buried deep in the regulations around things like what is

my name is debbie lu. good evening, supervisors, and fellow san franciscans. i'm a first generation immigrant, and i've lived in san francisco for 20 years, first in the upper height and now in the sunset. my two children were born here and attend san francisco public schools. it took me four years to remodel my current home on ortega street so that my 80-year-old mother could live with me and my children, and i'm calling to speak on above of joanne and kerrie. i've known joanne for 30 years, and she is the first person who would support programs and policies that promote social justice, more affordable housing, economic equity. i know her to have a deep love of family, and she has an incredibly close relationship with her mother, which is why she's trying to create a family home, so that her mother can live with her, and joanne and kerrie's daughter. [please stand by] if you'd like toprovide comments or testimony for now please press star 3 to get into the line. let's hear from the next caller . >> caller: my name is stacy corey and i have been in san francis

my name is debbie lu. good evening, supervisors, and fellow san franciscans. i'm a first generation immigrant, and i've lived in san francisco for 20 years, first in the upper height and now in the sunset. my two children were born here and attend san francisco public schools. it took me four years to remodel my current home on ortega street so that my 80-year-old mother could live with me and my children, and i'm calling to speak on above of joanne and kerrie. i've known joanne for 30 years, and she is the first person who would support programs and policies that promote social justice, more affordable housing, economic equity. i know her to have a deep love of family, and she has an incredibly close relationship with her mother, which is why she's trying to create a family home, so that her mother can live with her, and joanne and kerrie's daughter. [please stand by] if you'd like toprovide comments or testimony for now please press star 3 to get into the line. let's hear from the next caller . >> caller: my name is stacy corey and i have been in san francis

the bill is supported by veterans service organizations including the dav, , if debbie, the wounded were party, the sba and the pba. and it was considered during a subcommittee on technology modernization legislative hearing last week -- [talking over each other] >> mr. chairman, i'm going to ask if we can ask for for a commitment that h.r. 2326 will be included in the agenda market on october 27, if at all possible? >> i can't commit to that at the time. i understand our respective staffs are in discussions. i can't commit to that specifically but i can commit that our respective staffs are communicating about the bill. i appreciate you been putting some thought come here and congresswoman mace have put some thought behind this. >> i'm hoping we can get on as soon as possible. we are listening to what is being said. i think the groups themselves and many of the witnesses have said these are the types of things we could do, and we have identified there's a a real problem. and i think hopefully within the next week or two we can talk and get our staffs to talk to try to move forward with