moved, commissioners, that motion passes 4 to 3 commissioners that will place you on item 13 for clementetreet. >> good afternoon, commissioners department staff the project before you is a conditional use authorization to legalize the formula retail financial service known as cafe bank with an within the enter clemente neighborhood commercial district the planning code requires the conditional use authorization for formula retail use within any neighborhood district sub property is located opening at the corner of clemente and tenth avenue r with 4 ground floors that tenant spaces it was previously occupied by a simple service the cafe bank specialize in the chinese-american community and has one other branch in san francisco the branch started on july 21st, 2014, under the name of general bank which the definition of cafe bank and has full-time employees operates monday through saturday and no changes other than the signs proposed for the site staff would like to clarify for the record did actual number of formula retail within the strict is 12 and the concentration of formula retail is

formula retail use within any neighborhood district sub property is located opening at the corner of clemente and tenth avenue r with 4 ground floors that tenant spaces it was previously occupied by a simple service the cafe bank specialize in the chinese-american community and has one other branch in san francisco the branch started on july 21st, 2014, under the name of general bank which the definition of cafe bank and has full-time employees operates monday through saturday and no changes other than the signs proposed for the site staff would like to clarify for the record did actual number of formula retail within the strict is 12 and the concentration of formula retail is 5 percent it's mentioned in the report i wanted to reiterate again there are 4 similar uses in the district department received a complaint will the operation of the bank back in december of 2014 but other public comments to date is 21 letters of support of the project from san francisco resident and business owners that concludes any brief presentation staff recommendation approval of that conditional use authorization

miss clements? >> i quick add. we've had a number of discussions with unhcr, patrick harter with the issues related to zautry as soon as the u.s. flag goes up, it quickly comes down and so we are a requirement that the american flag be on things that we have provided, in jordan and iraq where it is quite safe but it is a challenge keeping it visible for extended periods of time. >> and i appreciate it. thank you. thank you to the witnesses and if you could please pass on our sincere appreciation for those thatta peer here for today. >> thank you. mr. meadows. >> thank you for being here. this particular issue is not as telling from a standpoint of getting the american people to act as perhaps other things that we see on tv on a regular basis. but yet when it comes to asking for people to give either personally or allow the government to give on their behalf, it is the one thing that typically can unite people on both sides of the aisle. the american people are generous and caring and giving people and it is hard fo

this is a take on the novel by clements meyer who is very popular here in germany. it tells the story of four young boys in east germany in the early 90's after the fall of the berlin wall. they are struggling to adapt stealing cars, getting into fights with right-wing hooligans. the film owes a lot to movies like this is england or trainspotting. it feels like a cheap german version. i wasn't impressed and i don't think international audiences will be either. >> will have to see if that is true. sarah harmon at the red carpet. thank you for joining us. >> hello and welcome to focus on europe. thanks so much for joining us. we've got a great show lined up for you today taking all the main themes are europeans are talking about. belgium's fight against extremism integrating muslims. germany's anti-islam much is ruining the image. charlie chap plan's home in switzerland opening up for visitors. but first to belgium where three men have just been arrested suspected of having links to islamist militants. reportedly they provide more jihadist fighters to syria than any o

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the project sponsor cafe bank so the project before you authorized the operation of a new bank on clemente street a bank is operated 83 at the location most recently doing business as as cafe bank gateway purchased it and took over their customers due to the banking restrictions they couldn't shut down the bank so since july 2014 thankful operated as this kind of general bank actually has a sign that says general bank cafe bank was established in la in 1952 providing financial services to the chinese-american community thankful expanded to other states and one other location in san francisco at 540 montgomery street it has seen the bank is located in an area with chinese-american merchant that relies on a bank that relies on the languages and coveting has hired the same manager who is here today and no physical altercations to the building are proposed those the only thing the signages will be co-sponsoring to the planning code we have 6 letters under you current customers and 1414 from residents and self-help for the elderly that runs a senior center in the neighborhood they'll continue t

street conditional use authorization is proposed to turns until february 5th and case two c at 419 clemente street conditional use authorization is promoted inform continuance february 12, 2014 let me see if - >> is there any public comment on items proposed for continuance? okay. seeing none public comment is closed commissioner richards >> oh, yeah. i've heard if the project sponsor on 435 often the discretionary review calendar we were not able to make the hearing we can push that. >> that is not the project sponsor the project sponsor is opposite to that continuance i recommend we take up that matter when i it's called thank you. >> thank you. >> do i have a motion? >> you do. >> move to continue. >> second. >> thank you commissioner antonini on that motion to continue commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner moore commissioner richards and commissioner president wu so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and places you under commissioner matters number 3 the consideration of draft minutes for january 8th. >> public comment? sue hester i sent this

great outlet for the variety of craft beers and beer halls,steins and the recently opened place on clement street in the richmond district. these small businesses like the beer hall that are up here, they are really the entrepreneurs that own them and contribute to our vibrancy of our merchant corridors and our city. and they help bond our communities by providing interesting and fun social venues to help foster an artform beer and steve shapiro wanted me to acknowledge too that anchor brewery is again the birthplaces of the craft beer tradition and san francisco being kind of ground-zero for a lot of the great ones in our bay area region as well. so with that, i would like to ask if our different representatives would like to say a few words. we have brian from the sf brewers guild. >> thank you, supervisor mar. it's an honor to accept this commendation alongside my colleagues in the industry, just a handful of who make this event possible. >> drink beer, but take public transportation. [laughter ] >> andrew and jennifer from the beer hall. >> good afternoon. thank you so much for the rec

as southerners, i'm not used to this ink clement weather. we -- inclement weather. we just want to go home. >> reporter: i feel your pain. i was tweeting with another person stuck at the airport. he said, you know, you've never really lived until you've been stuck at reagan airport overnight with just the clothes on your back. it was quite an adventure indeed. dulles airport had 40 delays and 62 cancellations. bwi had 22 delays and 64 cancellations. and as always, please check with your airline before heading out to the airport because even though things have thinned out here and flights are taking off, there will still be plenty of cancellations and delays throughout the day. at reagan national airport, i'm nikki burdine. >> i like she said this inclement weather. >>> metro has resumed service. it was keeping its fleet off the road to allow snowplows to do their job. but metro put its fleet of buses back into service around 10:30 this morning, about five and a half hours after it was supposed to start. >>> roads in greenbelt, maryland, are clearing thanks to the 25

our fourth, mi stefan franz, shila clement. (applause) >> our gardeners who have been here throughout helping us on our clean and green days, out on saturdays. if you're here, marianne bertacelli. supervisor farrell. phil has been here every step of the way. this started with -- this started with two organizations that have now merged into a really wonderful one organization. those two former organizations were -- brought us two great people to work with. they were isabelle wade and karen kid well. i don't know if either one of them is here today. ~ now we have matt owe grade i speaking to you from the merge park trust. i'm sorry, san francisco parks alliance. ~ we can't forget that, they're doing so much. this is our parks -- citizens parks group. okay, lizy hirsch, please come up. we want to raise hands with you. (applause) >> mary hobson. jeff miller. [cheering and applauding] >> okay. and carina bonamo who was -- this incredible playground in the most beautiful park in san francisco, we've already heard that online. it is n

planing department add conditions to conditional use permits to the grocery outlet and [inaudible] on clement and two of the bigger ones i worked on. i successfully mitigated issues in the area and the neighbors. every july i bring the neighbors event promoters mta rec and park and dpw to talk about the issues and fix the issues and it's been well received by all and all of the major groups are endorsing me for this position. policy -- with prozac i lead the working group that wrote the policy. this policy replaced one that wouldn't allow rec and park to buy new policies. the new policy has been successful and allowed department to buy five new parks and i am proud of this and i was able to help gain five parks. i want to notice events and advocates few events and advocating for night time transportation and thank the people that supported me for this appointment and thank you for considering me. i truly hope you appoint me and i love the city and the night life and events and makes the city great and shows the culture we have and this is why i never left this city. thank you. >> thank you. a

. >> we're in depford new jersey just off 42 at clemente's bridge road near the depford mall. even though the crews are out roads are snow covered they're slippery. even on the major roads, it is not safe to go faster than 30, 35 miles an hour, although, i've seen people do that, in fact on 42 approaching route 55, i saw an accident involving a tractor-trailer and a car. looked like everybody was okay. but, when you have different vehicles trying to move at different speeds, in conditions where you have no traction, that's when you get accidents. that's what we're seeing this morning. >> we'll slow your roll, as well we'll continue to get with you throughout the morning during our broadcast mike dinardo, "kyw news radio" 1060. >> all right, we want to get over to katie and check in with our weather watcher. >> they're up dark and early just as we are and out already, helping us out hooking g us up with observations. so grateful tore. that will one picture thus far this morning, coming in from upper darby he's got early start, it is bill, our gold star, one of them, the gold st

. >> clement, what information do you have?i think the search is focused on finding the three missing, the three who are unaccounted for y. relatives are arriving there has been briefing on compensation, and the investigation is ongoing. they released data from the flight recorder on friday. we can expect more information this week. >> thanks clement. that was the latest on the trans asia crash. if your money is behaving itself let's take a look at david with the pulse of investor sentiment. >> if you were to describe what we are seeing today, it is an extension of what we saw from wall street on friday. three 4/10 of 1% drop across major benchmarks. fairly important, you have current accounts. surplus? yeah. current accounts. balance of payments. there we go. japan the philippines, the only markets right now that are higher. let's dig deeper and take a look at what is happening in australia. we are down to half of 1% there. a lot of the stocks are trading on short-term moves across these contracts in the commodities space. one

tax a white house statement called on russia to withdraw its soldiers and clement from ukraine.he u.s. expressed concerns -- some concerns about though violence even as negotiators were working. >> what happens to u.s. sanctions and the prospect of shipping more arms to the ukrainians? >> the reality is the sanctions will stay in place right now, though john kerry said the united states is prepared to consider rolling back existing sanctions if russia honors this agreement and the earlier one from september. but the threat of further sanctions seems to be on hold. likewise, the u.s. is not taking the threat of sending more arms to ukraine off the table but that decision is on hold until everyone sees the cease-fire is holding. more than 5400 people have been killed in the ukraine crisis and in chancellor merkel's work today, this is a glimmer of hope. >> peter, thank you. up next, former florida governor jeb bush and the search for big ticket donors at egg park avenue dinners. he's not the only one looking for cash. phil mattingly will have that story when "bottom line" continue

his petition is being taken up by three lawyers, including paul clement, who is a very conservative guyce served as u.s. attorney general for one day. he's considered before the foremost supreme court litigator in the country and he's now bobby chen's lawyer. his case is getting heard and he's got the biggest big shot lawyer in the world to help him. bobby chen, best comeback ever. heard and he's got the biggest big shot lawyer in the country to help him. "first look" is up next. >>> good friday morning, everybody. right now, stepping up military strikes against isis terror targets ahead of president obama's call for more military might. >>> new stories involving babies and measles in chicago and new jersey. >>> a shocking 911 call and the dispatcher telling the distraught teen to stop whining. plus pope francis weighs in on disciplining kids by spanking and a carrie washington controversy. hello, everybody. thanks so much for joining us on this friday morning. i'm betty ngyuen. the fight against isis is ramping up. dozens of jordanian fighter

there is a big climate deal there is a big clement deal that that would certainly -- there is a big climatel that would certainly fuel anxiety. also a lot of opportunities. in the world of central bankers, they have to really rally around those jobs and growth objectives. all of them, and hopefully cooperatively as well. i think it is absolutely necessary. they need collective support to be eradicated. >> larry, is it politicians? >> all of the above. central bank is doing its part and is doing as much as politics will allow. business leaders like anna are primed and ready to go. the question is whether the political leadership will be there to put a dynamic framework that has both demand and supply elements in place for adequate growth. >> if you only had to choose one. >> i agree with what was said. [laughter] >> which one? >> all of them. >> you have to choose one. it makes it so much more exciting. >> i won't. [laughter] >> i am going to be brave. i will say banks are prepared and ready to lend. we are the transmitters of monetary policy to the real economy. businesses and people want t

. >> i'm tyler clements. it's an honor. my question is, you kind of become known as the voice of the powerful dissent over the past few years, perhaps unfortunately. but if you could pick one decision over the past 10 years at you could wave a magic wand and overturned, what would it be and why? >> i would have to say citizens united because i think the system is being polluted by money. it gets pretty bad when it affects the judiciary, too, in some 39 states, judges are elected at some level and it costs millions of dollars to fund a campaign for a state supreme court. something is terribly wrong. i think we are reaching the saturation point. a great man that i love dearly marty, often said that the true some of the united states is not the bald eagle. it is the pendulum. when it swings too far one way it's going to go back in the other direction. >> so you think that it will swing back? >> do i think -- i can't say when but that one day sensible restrictions on campaign financing will be the law of this land. yes, it will

the board of education voted yesterday to close both thomas clement and kpen more at the end of the school year. kenmarch turned into an early education center. >>> and a big change for 200 sixth graders moving several classes from elementary school into middle school next year. part of the board's long-term plan to shift all sixth grade classes to middle schools. ♪ somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ >>> those are students from d.c. along with students who are part of the youth ork tra of thechestras of the americas. some are with us today, and the orchestra teacher with us. welcome to all of you. thanks for coming. you guys have had a busy last two weeks. haven't you? the orchestra america, students here to help with the students and tell us why. what is it about your orchestra program that's so exciting for students at kipp? >> kipp d.c. is a network of high-performing charter schools in washington, d.c. seeking to service students in under resourced communities. what's really beautiful about the residency we've had with the youth orchestra of the americas fellows for the past two weeks is the coll

we want to bring in steve clements. the editor at large for the atlantic. asked earlier of one of our analysts why wouldn't isis try to keep the pilot alive. ? >> i think they didn't know the forsyth of what was coming ahead. aman covered this. we all watched. it's hard to know what's in the minds of these people when they elect to kill folks. it seems to me that they had decided that there was no price that they would take for this pilot, that he represented, in their theology and what they believe a collaborator with the united states, an collaborator with everything they are opposed to. when you look at the propaganda video and see so much focused on jordanian collaboration and cooperation with the united states it seems that isis lost any off ramp for getting rid of him. but i am speculating in this case. i don't think they would have ever traded him for any amount of money or for any other hostage and that all of this was a ruse. >> so you are telling me it was so valuable to them so highly regarded as a recruiting tool been that they went to be those

hasse, a public servant. >> reporter: with more than 20,000 inmates in colorado's prison system, tom clementsidence pointed to a former inmate named evan ebol. a member of a white supremacist gang in colorado similar to the aryan brotherhood. now he was on the run from colorado authorities, armed and dangerous. two days after the murder, a sheriff's deputy in texas would find out just how dangerous. a violent attack caught on a dashboard camera. the deputy stopped this car because the license plate didn't match the vehicle. he had no idea the driver was evan ebol. as you're about to see, he had no hesitation about using his gun again. [ gunshots ] >> the unsuspecting deputy shot in the face would survive. ebol was quickly chased down by law enforcement. [ gunfire ] >> and died in an explosive shoot-out in wise county, texas. >> this is cell phone video of thursday's shoot-out in wise county -- >> what grabbed the attention of investigators in the mark hasse murder is this -- wise county just 100 miles from kaufman. could evan ebol have killed another public servant in texas seven weeks earlie

we know this was in the testimony by secretary clements. half of his prewar population in syria has been displaced. half of the country gone displaced. that is almost without precedent anywhere in the world. it was reported in late 2013 that at least 6000 women have reported being raped, and the figure was likely much higher due to underreporting. in fact the international rescue , committee reported the primary reason for syrians to flee their country has been fear of rape. the various groups terrorizing people in syria operate with impunity. the international criminal court has no jurisdiction over these human rights violators. although there could be a referral if they were so inclined from the security council. even if the icc could get involved, they have indicated opposition. that is why there is a resolution to begin an independent tribunal. to begin to investigate the crimes in syria. and bring the unreality to reality. those who now have no fear of accountability. it was a pattern we had in yugoslavia rwanda, and independent court

on behalf of the owners and staff of all it takes them press, while clement thank you for coming out on this wintry night. before we get started i would like to take a moment to remind everybody to turn off for silent cell phones. as well i would like to remind everybody we are recording the event. when it's time to ask questions, please do use the ideas microphone which is right there so that your question will be recorded as well. as well if you could at the end of the event -- can you hear me? is it on now? is this okay? and if you can also fold up your chairs at the end of the evening and put them against a nearby shelf, that would be very helpful. [inaudible] okay. is this better? also one your way out, be sure to grab a schedule that has our events politics & prose is hosting a lot of wonderful event in partnership with us poison pellets. be sure to check it out. and now to introduce our guest author tonight, george friedman zip local scientist, author and ceo, which he founded in 1996. he's many books in his most recent include to "new york times" bestsellers. the next one is

his petition is being taken up by three lawyers, including paul clement, who is a very conservative guy served as u.s. attorney general for one day. he's considered before the foremost supreme court litigator in the country and he's now bobby chen's lawyer. his case is getting heard and he's got the biggest big shot lawyer in the world to help him. bobby chen best comeback ever. now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >>> two days after jordan's king abdullah promised a "earth shaking response for the killing of a jordanian pilot by

his petition is being taken up by three lawyers, including paul clement, who is a very conservative guyved as u.s. attorney general for one day. he's considered before the foremost supreme court litigator in the country and he's now bobby chen's lawyer. his case is getting heard and

as orange county construction crews work to extend the road between san juan capistrano and san clementere's areas that have never been touched before. we hired a paleontology firm to monitor the area to protect the resources. >> reporter: experts say most exciting and significant fossils unearthed here happened over the lease several weeks. they are california leather back turtles. the area being excavated was once 3,000 feet under the sea. >> every time you take an animal out of the rocks it's the first time a person ever touched it because it's been locked in rock for years. so everybody in the room here is -- some of the firsthandful of people who ever touch these animals. >> reporter: these are rare leather back turtle bones and this is what is believed to be the most completely they are back turtle specimen ever found in california. it's being protected in this white plaster. once the pieces are dug out of the rock, there is another step just to be sure that paleontologists aren't missing any fossil fragments. the rocks are sifted here in this machine. and in the case of this proje

his petition is being taken up by three lawyers, including paul clement, who is a very conservative guy, famous guy, once served as u.s. attorney general for one day. he's considered before the foremost supreme court litigator in the country and he's now bobby chen's lawyer. his case is getting heard and he's got the biggest big shot lawyer in the world to help him. bobby chen best comeback ever. now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >>> two days after jordan's king abdullah promised a "earth shaking response for the killing of a jordanian pilot by the islamic state," as many as 20 jordanian fighter jets launched air strikes against the islamic state. today, the king said -- >> as "the new york times" reports, muslims all over the world are condemning the islamic state's execution of that pilot. in egypt, the muslim brotherhood and the egyptian government for once agreed on something, the bar barety of the militant group for the way it murdered the jordanian. and in cairo, they called for the islamic state extremists to be killed or crucified or their hands and legs cut

and in fact, miss clements and i visited with the archbishop in kurdistan to talk about the work they are doing. the king in jordan has been very open in meeting with different religious leaders in meeting with a reduction of the lure of isil and working with the various religious groups and syria was one of the most tolerant countries in the middle east before all of this took place. so it is important, but there are many groups that we work with. and that is a way to try to reduce the tension that is going on. >> but is there a way to hold those areas that you have the refugees in. they are going to school and they are being abused, with whatever type of abuse it is the human trafficking thing is just unconscionable. but gender abuse, we'll say that but how do you go about making -- you said you are helping those countries deal with that and trying to make sure they are protected but how do go about holding that government of that country accountable, for whom they are giving aid and helping the situation and they are not living up to that standard, how do we hold those people accou

fox news channel's executive vice president of news, michael clemente issued this statement -- >>> national intelligence chief james clapper, you saw him earlier, said today cyber attacks are more dangerous than terrorism to the u.s. clapper says the cyber threat from russia is more severe than previously thought. he said saboteurs, spice and thieves are expanding their attacks against a vulnerable american internet infrastructure. >>> big changes are coming. today, the fcc approved sweeping new rules that no member of the public has even seep. peter doocy reports on what the new regulations what i mean for you, your business and your family. >> reporter: ready set, slow. >> the ayes have t. >> reporter: the government grabbed control of the internet approved 322 pages of new regulations that may limit broad band speeds and competition in what critics are calling a power grab. >> the internet as you know it has now ended. the government now controls what happens there. and will control it only more so. >> reporter: now, new concerns the government can soon start regulating content as well.

"outfront" now, intelligence analyst bob baer tim clemente. good to have you both of you with us. people may remember these images from the westgate mall. absolutely horrific, watching all of these people on a saturday dying. could this happen this kind of a style of an attack in the u.s.? >> i think, erin we've feared this for a long time a lone wolf attack someone gets access to an automatic weapon. there's no way to secure these malls. you simply drive a car through the front door and you're in. there would be panic to cause casualties in this country. and there's also the possibility of suicide attacks. it's easy to make this stuff. and there has been a somali -- an american somali blew himself up. at least one. there's probably more. i think it's a real threat and i think the fbi understands it is monitoring the somali community, the people who are active going to mosques and traveling back. but it's the lone wolf what they don't know that really scares them. >> how serious is this threat of a lone wolf? al shabab obviously wants to carry through but even if they can't, someo

but first jemaine clement is best known as one half of the musical comedy duo flight of the concords.ars in, but also co-wrote and directed.

on the show to talk about that you might remember i basically lost it on the air and got all ver clementrly finish the interview because i was moved by the loss of their son to suicide after he came home from iraq in afghanistan. parents like the selkes do not need a tv host mellinging. they are not asking for people to get upset. what they asked for and what veterans asked for and got from every other member of the united states congress is a short, sharp specific bill to plug up the gaps in the system that clay hunt fell through when he came home from iraq and afghanistan. he tried to get help for what he was going through after his deployments but he could not get the help he needed. a bill to fix those gaps. that's what his parents asked for in their son's tham. now that tom coburn is retired from the senate that bill is what the selke and veterans are getting and it is the rarest of all political things. it is a 100% nonpartisan thing. since the bill failed the first time, the senate changed to republican control. you might think that would change the politics of something like this

joining us to discuss that policy is tim clemente former counter terrorism agent for the fbi who dealt with kidnappings while working in iraq in 2004 and 2007. thanks for being here. we appreciate it. first of all, just to underscore the bad guys in this story are isis. everybody has the best of intentions in the united states whether or not they disagree. obviously heartbreaking for these families. do you think the policy needs to change? >> no, i don't. when you say heartbreaking, i have complete empathy for what these families are going through. i understand it. i have never experienced anything like it. i don't know what it would be like to do it as a parent. but i can say as an fbi agent and a representative of the united states government working overseas on these kind of cases, all it does is embolden this enemy. if we look at the early stages of isis in 2007 and 2008 before they were well known in 2010 they were doing things like extortion, bank robberies, robbing from gold shops and kidnappings. those were their only sources of income. that's what sustained them to get to the

seÑores, me llaman el roberto clemente de caguas, puerto rico. ¿quÉ te pasa?lante vamos a tener ese tema. pero mientras tanto, vÁmonos con nuestra compaÑera adriana monsalve. >> quÉ linda estas! >> un saludo a toda nuestra audiencia de despierta amÉrica. toda la informaciÓn deportiva de inmediato. con un dudoso penal, guadalajara venciÓ 1 0 a lobos buap. con la solitaria anotaciÓn, chivas se quedÓ con la serie para llegar a 8 unidades. el cuadro local se quedÓ en el fondo con 3. myers se ha comprometido a unirse con los dallas mavericks para tener la oportunidad de combatir por el campeonato. el contrato no serÁ oficial hasta este miÉrcoles a las 5 pm hora del este. los Ángeles clippers y los phoenix suns fueron los otros dos equipos interesados en sus servicios. el tÉcnico mexicano javier el vasco aguirre, con mÁs problemas en espaÑa, ya que se encuentra bajo metilaciÓn por otro presunto arreglo en el partido entre osasuna y espanyol en la temporada 2013-2014. david beckham elogiÓ la postulaciÓn de figo para reemplazar a blatter en la fifa. alex rodrÍguez pid

though america has many effective tools of of global influence in clement -- including diplomacy and economic engagement the panel reminds us that all of these are critical and are intertwined with an dependent upon the perceived strength, presence, and commitment of us armed forces. if you're a combination of self-inflicted wounds and dangerous geopolitical and technological trends american military strength is the strategic foundation undergirding our global lead is eroding. 487 billion in cuts to our national defense and billions more under sequestration constitutes a strategic misstep. these deep cuts have sharply reduced military readiness lead to dangerous shortfalls in present and future capabilities and prompted our allies and adversaries to question commitment and resolve. these cuts are not the product of any strategic assessment of the threats we face at a time of global upheaval. china's rapid military modernization is tilting the balance of power in the asia-pacific. russia's aggression threatens europe regional security. iran and north korea continue the pursuit and dev

secretary clements, you mentioned the vaccination. 2.9 million children require life-saving vaccinations. i wonder if you can break that down a little bit. they have not gotten it or some have already received it? what vaccinations are we speaking about? i have always believed vaccinations such as antibiotics and anesthesia are among the wonders of the world in terms of how they mitigate disease. the question would be 2.9 million. what are they lacking in what is being done to get those vaccinations to them? >> thank you very much. i have to say to follow up on the point the ranking member made, it's a moment to be proud as an american in terms of what the taxpayer is doing to help provide humanitarian aid to so many in need. in terms of the vaccination question, we can take that back, but between the programs inside syria as well as in neighboring countries, and very strong network of health providers, and through unicef and the world health organization, with a large number of implementers, there has been a great effort to vaccinate as many kids as possible. it is a core part of the he

in september a 12-year-old girl at roberto clemente middle school in germantown was allegedly touchedappropriately by a substitute teacher. khñ november at john baker middle school, a contract worker was arrested for allegedly touching a 12-year-old student in a hallway. >>> your children could be affected by kindergarten funding cuts if they attend school in prince william county. a meeting will be held on wednesday to discuss the potential for a $20 million cut in funding next year. the school board chairman says the need of repair for unplanned and dramatic revenue cuts, cutting full day kindergarten to part time at the county's 35 elementary schools may become a reality with rough estimates that could save the county about $10 million. the cuts will come in a proposal to hold real estate tax bills at the rate of inflation is approved. >>> metro board's chairman will be in the hot seat this week, appearing before the d.c. council on thursday to answer questions about that deadly metro incident. news 4 will be at that meeting tweeting the latest updates. council members are demandin

reporter you can make a deal with your school board where you can work at the wilmington paper, the clementday morning and get fired up about what education is about and what a career is about. individual education plans. and our budget builds on these important steps forward with new approaches to areas like raising up guidance counselors with standards in training so they can better help our kids understand their abilities, assess their interests explain what careers are available and help get on a path to achieve their potential. our guidance counselors not be a set of extra hand that spend their time guarding the lunch room or rolling the basketball out in the gym. they are critical people for our children in k through 12 and in college. [ applause ] give you another one, the college credit plus. i want everybody to know that we're putting more money into train teachers so they can administer college level courses. if you take that in high school they cost you nothing. did you also know that when -- that a student can get this college credit plus in any school in this state and do you k

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