, you know, you come up to do a power point and it wants to misbehave on the one time you need it. so, this is appropriate that it misbehave right now. so, d.t. provides the s.f.govtv services, networking services, data centers service, a wide range of enterprise application services, project management we discussed and also public safety, all the radios for the 800 megahertz system used by law enforcement and fire, as well as all the external cabling that is done to provide dark fiber to the city buildings. so, it's not a large team but it's a mighty team, a very dedicated technology professionals that are committed to providing excellent service to the city departments. we do support 55 departments so at times we have to juggle priorities. it's always a challenge to prioritize our work and i think that's something that i hope we can make more transparent, which is what is involved in this audit. so just moving forward, i want to say thank you again for being here. i have served as a c.i.o. for eight years for pierce county, washington. i have 30 years managing technology and tec

we yourself found out that michael is supposed to do a power point presentation so that's going to take us half an hour to find the power opinion presentation he forgot for bring. thank you for being here, the library of congress, and the chairman of the festival and we'll have a little chat re

huge increasingly on a smartphone and i thought one of the data points that just jumped off the power point yesterday at this briefing was that people are now asking aleck so where the door buster specials are that's scary because while alexa can find your stuff online but then they're asking her if they actually want to go outside their front door and increasingly shoppers are as we say on our to america questioning. because same day delivery is huge and they want to know the return policy and you're better off for free returns and free shipping it was just better what if you noticed about black friday itself with regards to staffing up and hours because some people are doing this hey after you finish turkey dinner i know skip turkey dinner come shopping and other people are saying. no we're going on it's just wrong you know wal-mart the country's biggest retailer is going to open it a minute after midnight thanksgiving morning and you know that there's going to be people all bundled up in lawn chairs you know that it's a happening and then they're going to trample each other when the door

we yourself found out that michael is supposed to do a power point presentation so that's going to take us half an hour to find the power opinion presentation he forgot for bring. thank you for being here, the library of congress, and the chairman of the festival and we'll have a little chat here just a couple of old friends, along with one million other new acquaintances. so, michael and i go way back, and let's just start out talking about, you are an art history major at princeton. and then you go off to wall street and you do really well, and you could have been rich. i mean, you could have had your own plane at this point. instead you went into the book business. tell us why you did that, how that has come about. >> host: so you know, joe and i were classmates in college, it is actually just an accident he was asked to interview me. they thought we would be good together. didn't knoll we have no each other. this is an opportunity for joel to express all of the recentments he feels. >> that's right. this is actually the undoing project. joel and michael. the fact that -- yes. so, th

one example one employer was telling me also you know that before it was always you know about power point presentations when they were talking about problems now it's about the keep. the real numbers and about axel sheets so yeah it's a pretty much a different climate here going on in the course of time well that that you'll enjoy the cross also i heard that there's a shortage of crossness in france. at opel in time thank you so much. well today is the ninth of november and that's quite a special day here in germany special for multiple reasons i mean one of jubilation another one far more somber. the first one it marks a number of important anniversaries in the country's history it was on november ninth one thousand eight hundred nine that the berlin wall fell which eventually led to germany's reunifications so this should be a day to celebrate here in germany but november ninth is also the anniversary of darker of vance germany's defeat in world war one on november ninth one thousand nine hundred eighteen political leaders on that date declared the country was now a republic but germany

. >> reporter: the instructor leads about 40 briarwood high school students through a power point presentation. >> they want to let you know why they pulled you over. >> reporter: of safe steps and procedures to follow during a >> one of the things they talk about and emphasize is that a police officer can only react to a situation. it's the actions of the driver in the car that sets the stage for how things go during the traffic stop. >> guys, we're going to be over here. >> reporter: it's here in the school's parking lot where some of the 10th graders -- >> traffic stop virginia, victor, kilo. >> reporter: are put under mock pullovers under the watchful eye of their teacher and deputy mike senate to test what they've learned and how they will react. >> now that i've got you stopped unfortunately i notice you're not wearing your seatbelt. what's going on this morning? >> sorry, sir. i was kind of late to class. so i just hopped in, forgot to put it on the seatbelt. >> whether or not you feel the traffic stop was justified -- >> i'm sorry, i was trying to get home before curfew. >> -- think ab

for hundreds of men living up to decommission detention center on madness island or forty's in power point new guinea have started to dismantle makeshift shelters water electricity and food supplies were cut to the center more than a week ago those are the headlines here on al-jazeera of more news in thirty minutes next on al-jazeera it's witness to stay with us. little league. the law and. the with. your whole. world. full of. those you can you tell the world you little. kid you don't hear a lot of a few pretty good fellas. this. is what you don't earn if you don't make the right you. know the home ground. you. and i like to hear what you. want to have yourself a little fun with i live on the. bulls i was given. i was getting busy live and i love i don't i get. to have the. words that meant there was come on but i'll hold on then again obama of the common good morning martin in the last day fancy. that. we got broken but you'll know why. because i love you dearly you can work with him in your mentor your mr. bhansali that point came into her in the meantime. basename a loving lucky yes i

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australian run off for prison camp are worsening by the day aid workers are worried the facility of power point new guinea is becoming so filthy and the refugees are likely to become sick or even die but as peter sharp reports as dire as it is the government has so far offered no help. these pictures of conditions inside the prison camp on papua new guinea are the first to show how conditions have deteriorated since authorities officially shut it down the video sent by a refugee gives an indication of what life is like for the refugees now that the power and the water have been cut off course to turn it back on from a spiral way is the united nations have been ignored this is home for nearly six hundred men who came from war ravaged countries across asia and the middle east refugees from miami afghanistan and iraq asylum seekers from iran and syria lanka their shared dream was to reach australia but this is where they've ended up confined to a squalid abandoned naval base rainwater collected in rubbish bins because they're too nice and you know. they felt the place. felt these fires are in many

island detention center they now have until monday to leave the closed facility or already is in power point new guinea have started to dismantle the makeshift shelters. for almost two weeks there have refused to budge around six hundred refugees and asylum seekers living in the now closed to stray in prison camp on menace island in papua new guinea without water power food or sanitation because of the deleterious and you know the. problems that we've got this video shows how conditions have deteriorated but the men insisted this is better than accommodation or north or in a nearby town they say it's unsafe and fear attacks from local residents and police calls to at least two in the power and water back on the campaign has been ignored or thirty's their want them gone threatening in a written notice posted at the camp to use force to remove them if they don't leave on their own the united nations all parties to find peaceful solutions we call on both governments australia as well as papua new guinea to exercise restraint not to use violence and to find ways and means to resolve the current

and well than two hundred people have died in a powerful seven point three magnitude earthquake extract very close to iraq's border with iran another two thousand people at least have been injured the epicenter was actually in iraq thirty kilometers southwest of the town of her love causing widespread damage in both countries charlotte ballasts reports. a hospital holmes with the wounded in western iran. i fell from a balcony it was so fast as it should be a small pieces of glass fell on my hand and it got injured new arrivals from remote towns swell the hospital to capacity but i thought of those that are there's a lot during the earthquake my hand hit the glass on the glass broke going into my face and hands. the flow is stating as more people are found in the rubble the death toll rises to. the earthquake was centered on the iraq iran border near the iraqi town of her love just striking at nine eighteen local time. it was very strange some of the gases dropped off the table the fan was shaking we were so afraid we had to run out of the house because our house was old. the u.s. geolog

the power point yesterday at this briefing was that people are now asking a lex so where the door buster specials are that's scary because while alexa can find you so the return policy and you're better off for free returns and free shipping you just better what if you noticed about black friday itself with regard to staffing and hours because some people are doing this hey after you finish turkey dinner i know skip turkey dinner come shopping and other people are saying no we're going out it's just wrong you know wal-mart the country's biggest retailer is going to open it a minute after midnight thanksgiving morning and you know that there's going to be people all bundled up in lawn chairs like an event happening and then they're going to trample each other when the doors open but america's biggest mall the mall of america is being minnesota nice they're not going to open on the holiday so it's kind of like chick fil a being closed on sunday they're making a statement only took place i was making a statement on what your opinion on the old school versus the new school of black friday sh

to do my part to stand up for women, so i too wrote a song in like five minutes, and set it to power pointhere it is. ♪ . ladies of the world, you got a raw deal. too many times, your voices have been silenced. well, i want to let you know, i hear you. now, be quiet while i explain you to you. lady-woman vagina-owner lipstick bangs organ donor piano teacher appletini burka, one-piece or bikini weird blue liquid pads with wings andy cohen nuva-rings yonic yoga yogurt spoon tender goddess of the moon shampoo i'm not s'posed to use spark plugs women use those, too she-person. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i fixed it, ladies. you're welcome. ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. william h. macy is here. but when we come back, sex robots. stick around. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ big news from advil, advil liqui-gels minis. our first concentrated pill that rushes powerful relief. a small new size that's fast, cause it's liquid. woohoo! you'll ask, what pain? new advil liqui-gels minis. most people think doilies and cabbage roses.aper, we wanted to make wallpaper cool again. o

so i made a -- it wasn't a power point presentation, although i said it was.showed her a bunch of androgynous rock stars like david bowie and all kinds of people. and she loves david bowie. so that kind of hit home with her. and then i told her that people make fun of me too. that kind of floored her because she still likes me. [ cheers and applause ] >> channing: yeah. >> anyway, i told her there's lots of different kinds of beautiful. and it's our job to help people see that. >> channing: i agree with that. [ cheers and applause ] i really, really applaud you and thank you for that. it's helping build a lot of bad-ass women. >> raising girls is really hard. >> channing: you ain't lying, especially today. speaking of bad-ass women, you worked with my wife jenna 15 years ago. >> i know i did. >> channing: you probably don't remember it -- >> i remember it. >> channing: did you? see if you remember this. ♪ ♪ >> oh, god. >> channing: did you see her? >> yes, i saw her. >> channing: she was there on the right. >> she was there so no one looked at me. i had not ye

i think that's probably the more powerful point. i think it's a losing argument to say this is how i grew up. i don't know what's in orrin hatch's heart, but i do think you should be arguing about the legislation on the table and not what your life was like, for hatch, 70 plus years ago. >> never a dull moment in the u.s. senate or on this broadcast. our thanks to eugene robinson, shannon pettypiece, michael crowley, terrific conversation. >>> ahead, what's behind a change in the rules regarding big game hunters who kill animals in africa for sport? >>> also tonight, she's 29 years old. she's been there from the start of the campaign. she has seen it all. tonight, how hope hicks could play a critical role in the mueller investigation. we'll discuss that and more, just getting started on a thursday night. >>> under the heading you can't make this stuff up, we have new reporting tonight that may give us some fresh insights into how special counsel mueller may be working the russia investigation. julia ainsley who was here on the broad

it says 28 in your power point, but it's 26 of the systems are functional. that's an enormous asset that was not present in the locations where they're installed and provide the fire department with another sort of arrow in order to assist with fires. pumping station number two for those familiar with it, or not, it's in aquatic park, it's one of two pump stations. that pump station contract has been awarded. it took a bit of time for that to find its way to award but finally has been awarded and then street valves within the context of pipe network expected to occur early next year with the funds drawn from 2010. 2014 for the efws continues to do a good deal of pipeline related projects and that really is the underpinning for the most part, currently installing robust pipe extensions and strengthening existing pipelines if they can better respond to the forces if you will of an earthquake. i'll leave it at that on that front. certainly open to your questions. police facilities, i guess that's me again. lisa zoe is our project manager and taking a well deser

. >> you did a power point presentation one time. >> yes. >> not after a fight. >> trying to win an argument that you wanted that your parents didn't want. it was in the like a fight. it was a files where you wanted something and they didn't want to you switch schools. >> i wanted to switch schools. >> they wanted to teach me how to make presentations. it is a little different. my parents have been married for more than 30 years. i have seen them have disagreements. my dad says i said is what the secret just be willing to apologize, lot. but it helps because my parents tell me, if you haven't seen a successful relationship it is harder to create that for yourself. you have not seen what it looks like. >> i wish i had this. we didn't say much of anything in the dinner table. i never heard my parents fight they took it to the bedroom or something. i don't know where they dit. out in the backy never heard details but they do the same thing. i knew if they were discussing something and they come back and everything was fine. they resolved it. it is all good. it is possible. >> would i like to se

perhaps the most powerful point of that press conference came at the very end when the pastor and his wife frank and sherry pomeroy spoke to the media with a powerful message. keep in mind, they are the -- frank is the pastor here at this church. he was actually not at yesterday's service. he was out of the state. so too was his wife. unfortunately, and tragically, their 14-year-old daughter and nap bell was in fact here. she has been confirmed as one of the victims. they addressed that today saying that they did not want to just focus on her tragedy. they wanted to make sure that her tragedy doesn't overshadow all the victims that were killed in this attack. we learned more today, we had been reporting that the victim's ages vary from 5 to 72. authorities clarified those were the ages of those who survived the tragedy of those who were killed included a child as young as 1 months old all the way up to 77 years old. and it included two families that were multigenerational. the holcombe family, joe and clarice holcombe lost eight members of their family including their grandchildren, t

switching over to the power point presentation before you.ere's a somewhat dated but helpful yal view showing sea wall lot 337 and pier 48 and its location south of at&t park. you'll notice obviously this area is quickly becoming the final piece of undeveloped property in the mission bay neighborhood. as you know all too well, we have been at this for quite a while and believe the passage of time has resulted in a feasible, achievable, well-supported mixed-use project and before you is is the timeline going back to 2006 when members of this commission helped convene a community process to define the objectives for the site. here's another view of the undeveloped site and i want to point out significantly that mission rock's proposed mixed use program which you will be hearing about today is achievable and accomplished without displacing any residential or existing commercial uses. so, it is really taking this blank slate and creating something new and fresh and important for the waterfront. and you'll see in this picture, the rendering of wha

. >> powerful point you're making. ronan, you get the last word. women came forward after years to tell you and "the new york times" and other news outlets. where does it go next? >> we'll see multiple law enforcement agencies trying to pick up where a lot of people feel the ball was dropped in the case of harvey weinstein. as carly fiorina said this is much bigger than just politics. than just hollywood. this is about the abuse of power. i spent a year of women telling me they felt there was a power imbalance that kept their allegations silent. >> thank you all. important conversation. >>> want to continue with republican senator susan collins of maine. senator collins, thank you for joining us this morning. you heard our panel there. weigh in, please. do you think this is a moment where we're going to see real change? >> i do. but i thought that there was one aspect tsed. and that is that the women who brin they're attacked. president clinton's accusers.e elaborate attempts thatvey weinstein went to in order to discredit his accusers. stop, as we

i think beth has a more powerful point.hat is that they firmly believe this is being litigated in the court of public fin and obviously the president is going through this. and specifically the american people either a don't care in the case of president or b are willing to push that aside because their alternative or their choice is not really a choice, meaning a democrat. but here's a fundamental problem with that. let's take politics out of this. this is not an -- issue of right versus wrong. and then the other part of the question is what are we saying to women and little girls out there, but what are we saying to men? are we saying if you are in a position of power you too can be like roy moore or you too can be like the president? it is a horrible, horrible signal that we are sending to all americans, not just to women. >> yeah, and it begs the question where is the floor? we had this conversation yesterday on this show. i asked where is the floor? -- i think that we need to wait for donald trump to set what the floor

health services to six hundred refugees who are refusing to leave it's decommissioned prison camp on power point new guinea's man a silent services were cut when the camp closed on choose day but refugees are too scared to move out because of previous attacks from locals australia and offshore prison camps to house refugees who try to reach the country by boat are diplomatic editor james payne's has more from the united nations there is growing concern here in the united nations in geneva strong statements coming from the office of the high commissioner for human rights condemning the actions of a stray and papua new guinea and here in new york in recent hours i spoke to the high commissioner for refugees who expressed his deep concern we're worried now about the humanitarian conditions of these people because the centerpiece closing. and no proper plans have been made to support these people so this is now the urgent matter that needs to be tackled that we believe that australia has a responsibility in helping finding a solution for this do you believe that australia in this instance and in its

ross conklin of new york who's just a congressman at this point, became a very powerful and some whispered corrupt senator after the wore. he grated a new york regiment that was on its way home from the war. a veteran regiment. and he said that they had come together with a common purpose in hoping, quote, peace with the government and the constitution of our fathers established has been the object of the war and the prayer of over patriot and every soldier. and finally i'll quote one union soldier here, a ohio soldier, he celebrated, quo, the citizen soldier of the army of the republic. the great experiment has been settled for all people of all countries. recognized as a outgrowth of american destiny. this is the absolutely purest form of the notion of american exceptionalism that this soldier puts forward. there's no place like this, it was worth fighting for, we have salvaged it and we are going to go forward. so the loyal citizenry, the loyal white citizenry, we talked before about how overwhelmingly white the free states were, almost 99%. they would have said okay we've done it, we s

australia detained refugees arriving by boat in the controversial facility and shut it down after a power point new guinea court route and constitutional. australia now wants to reach house them in another camp on the island. the people at the. regional processing center which has been closed by the p. and three authorities who leave and go to the alternative accommodation that has been provided. the they should have by the law and the lawful authorities of poppy new guinea. there are alternative facilities that have been made available with. border security and medical services but n.g.o.s report that the new camp is not fit to be inhabited yet and refugees say they are not safe there there's a history of violent attacks against them by locals who want them off their island and the new detention center is not as secure as the old one staying doesn't seem to be an option though supplies are sorely lacking here refugees say police destroyed their belongings and took away food and water stockpiles adding to the utter squalor in which they have been living here. let's get more on this story with.