if you could get us the budgeted amount for those five individuals in mons that would be great. we should continue this conversation, colleagues, until we get the information from ms. kirkpatrick. is that agreed? if you wouldn't mind, we'll continue this and we can add it as part of our conversation tomorrow or friday. when you think you can get us the information. that would be great. thank you so much. let's go on to -- >> do you have any further questions for mayor's off of housing and community development? >> no, we don't. except, so there were 100f.t.e.s. >> yes. and oust those 100f.t.e.s you are telling me that 35 of them are being funded newly funded positions, is that correct? >> no, 35 of them are on budget through this budget process and the other 65 or so are off budget through the accept and expend process. >> and are there any vacancies at mohcd? >> they're are five vacancies. two of those we already have offer letters and start dates for new employees. and one of those we are finalizing the interviews for. >> given the own mayor's instructions, a budget instructio

stain on his stewardship of the country and given that mohammed bin psalm on and his father king saul mon expect him to rule for decades this is something that's going to remain a thorn in his side and ultimately if he's able to dig out of this hole that he's created for himself if he's unable to establish some degree of remorse for what's happened as well as redirect the saudi state to behave more responsibly it's not clear that the saudi u.s. relationship is going to survive in its current form or that saudi arabia will be looked on in the same by the international community as a. producing actor as some state that is actually working towards a global public good which which consists of stability security and some degree of predictability in saudi arabia simply isn't that at the moment joining us from washington andrew miller deputy director of the project on middle east democracy set thanks again for coming on it's my pleasure thank you. new figures from the u.n. refugee agency show record numbers of people have been displaced by war or persecution more than 70000000 people around the

over all available evidence including classified material that can shed light on mohamed been saul mon's role and who else was responsible for the death of mr show how likely is it mr miller that this administration the trumpet ministration will take a leadership role in this investigation. unfortunately it is it is difficult if not impossible to imagine that the trump administration will lead the way on this issue the trumpet ministrations foreign policy has been quite scattered and quite unpredictable but in one respect it's been consistent and that is saudi arabia is a privileged partner if not of the united states at least of the trumpet ministration and president trump and those around him including secretary pompe a.o. and his son in law jordan questioner have done everything possible to shield mohamed bin psalm on from any culpability and to show choose death what this means is that it's up to congress to determine what happens congress is a co-equal branch of government including in foreign policy in the united states and knowing that the administration will obstruct any investig

report explicitly notes that there doesn't have to be a smoking gun by virtue of muhammad been saw mons position as the de facto head of state within saudi arabia that it's inconceivable he wasn't aware of the plot against the show she and that as under international human rights laws he is legally liable in some respects so even if he did not direct or order his assassination he is morally and legally complicit in the journalist death so what now what next. what the un special repertory recommends is twofold 1st that the u.n. secretary general open an international investigation and she actually chides the secretary general saying that he doesn't have to wait for requests that he has it in his own authority to initiate some type of investigation into what took place and 2nd report in a very unusual step calls for specific action by the united states by both the administration in initiating an f.b.i. investigation if one doesn't exist and what happened given his show she's president of the united states and to apply global magnitsky sanctions which are human rights related sanctions on

hundreds of children live here in alarming hygiene conditions in addition to widespread disease and mon the tradition people suffer psychological damage. we are starving as you see our skin is damaged by bugs our children have to go to the streets and collect food in the garbage. local authorities are waiting for an answer from the federal government to resume food distribution which would then trigger the process of returning the refugees to their villages. which. the. government food. but many don't feel safe to go back to where killings have again been reported at the end of may 2 men are terence also say thousands still live in informal settlements or renting houses in the ghettos they are not officially considered as displaced people and thus visible in the figures and to the public eye. ok now there's been a market rise in recorded internet shutdowns globally but african countries are dominating the needed board in 2019 the list of those that have cut connectivity this year is a long and includes countries all over africa from zimbabwe to liberia somalia and cameroon among the lat

government on rebel controlled areas on monday at least 3 people were killed in the town of mar out on mon government forces launch an offensive to recapture a libyan a probe despite a cease fire deal or both the syrian government and russia have been accused of systematically targeting hospitals doctors are force evacuate patients and many international aid agencies have pulled out because of security concerns al-jazeera has gained rare access to. report from there. even located in a cave hospitals are not safe in the sport of syria anymore as the regime and its allies continue to target them. alone was injured and you strike the mcconnachie home almost a month ago with whoever the hell is wrong she and her brother went back home to pick up some stuff during what they believed was a cease fire. and all of. my brother is a martyr what was our guilts and mine about or what may god punish assad his people and russia and the him taste the same pain. syrian and just say at this 26 medical facilities have been hit since the syrian regime intensified its attack synod live on april 26th a place 3

police convinced him to release her. 12 years later, just one mon after being released fro,s prisn forat crime, police say wilkerson was back in the alley using a bike to escape the home whe aoung woman had just been raped. she told officer she found a man her bedroom assaulted her. it was that same week. >> i heard a voice say don't move, i got a gun. >> on wednesday, a woman and a daughter found themselves confronting a man in their hallway. >> i turned around and hoped that i was not going to be shot, i ran into the foyer and screamed f my daughter to run pot. >> reporter: d.c. ce chief called the neighbor who ran to help a hero. >> the neighbor confnted the spect in the rear alley as he attempted to flee on one of the victim's bikes. our suspect indicated that he had a firearm. this neig or continued to follow him at a safe distance. the suspect retrieved brick and he threw it at this neighbor. >> third district officers rived, made the arrest right there. i have some important information i want you to pay attention to. we have been coming the courtec rds all night, we have lea le

across the country say they have received death threats in recent days now foreign minister heikal mons has written an op ed for germany's biggest selling newspaper calling for more action against the far right call. d.w. reporter hunk friendly has been following the story for us what are people in the political community heikal mas' other politicians what are they saying about far right extremism in germany while the foreign minister just mentioned has published an article on shirley's best selling newspaper the build side the newspaper and there he wrote an article and he's saying that people really need to call the crimes committed by far right extremists need to call them right wing terrorists he said that because a lot of these cases were were mentioned as isolated cases but actually they are language and terror is terror that's what he's saying and he also calls for protests he mentioned that we have fridays for a future right now and then we also should have thursdays for democracy for example because he says that right wing extremism is in danger in democracy and also interior m

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for the ruling military council to hand over power to a civilian administration to rally in owned or mon near the capital khartoum took place on the eve of a planned to mass protest organized by the opposition. severe flooding has left at least 3 people dead and submerged thousands of homes in russia's southeastern your crew 3 generally around a 100 people have been hospitalized rescue teams deployed both and helicopters to bring residents to safety the flood affected around 50 communities more rain is forecast for the region in the coming days. the mercury is set to start dropping in parts of europe but it is still on the rise here in germany the temperatures as high as $39.00 degrees celsius expected on sunday around the continent at least 8 people have died as a result of the heat. thousands have marched in the georgian capital tbilisi calling for the resignation of the country's interior minister and they blame george caria for a police crackdown on demonstrators last week more than 200 people were injured when brian police fired tear gas water cannon and rubber bullets protesters. a

calling for the ruling military council to hand over power to a civilian administration to rally and do mon near the capital khartoum took place on the eve of a planned mass protest organized by the opposition. albanians have started to cast ballots the military political conflict with the opposition boycotting the municipal elections for months now the opposition has held protests demanding the resignation of the prime minister and new general elections. severe flooding has left at least 3 people dead and submerged thousands of homes in russia's southeastern here could screech around a 100 people have been hospitalized rescue teams deployed boats and helicopters to bring residents to safety the floods affected around 50 communities more rain is forecast for the region in the coming days. italian interior minister matteo still be me has claimed that the crew of the sea watch 3 committed quote an act of war by ramming a police boat the captain of the rescue ship quetta might face up to 10 years in prison after forcing her vessel into good to support. all right so germany are now out of the w

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mon cal goldson has been the interim chair. go tson is the candidate toake over the role permanently, but she haso cetition. a search form submitted multiple candidates for the job. maxwell ended his resignation amid scandals. the school board approved settlement to end his contract early. >>> a family and community grieved tonight for the loss of 14-year-old kammal nashad. a car hit him when he crossed in a cross walk. he just graduated middle school. his family released these pictures of himtoday. he driver who hit him stayed at bthe scene,ut police say they're looking for a truck driver who may have witnessed that collision. the city of buoybl ames prince george's county forot doing enough to keep citizens safe when they cross. the city has received complaints about people driving too fast there. a 30 mile-an-hour speedsilimit is posted, but one delegate says more needs to be done. >>> officials are investigating the deathth of ano u.s. citizen in the dominican republic. 55-year-old joseph allen of new jersey was found dead

national retail federation says fewer amicans are celebrates the holiday this year, which means less mon ent on food, about 73 bucks per person. but it's not as cheap as it sounds. in total, americans will still spend $6.7 billion for the holiday. >> every holiday i can think of for is surrounding food. it's like the perfect -- >> and spending money for food. >>> a police chief in south carolina wants people to stop digging holes in the beach. >> and he is ready to start handing out tickets. take a . the chief presents his ideas to the council last night. he wants to be able to fine people who d large holes in the sand and don't fill them back up. those open holes can be dangerous for people and animals. any holeess than t feet deep and two feet wide wouldn't be a problem. >> began to become concerned about the risk of several public safety risks. people stepping in or falling into these holes. these holes can fill with water and can be a drowning hazard for a vis>or. under the chief's proposal, anyone leaving a large hole unattended would be subjt to a $130 fine. he says ideally enforce

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of course they are not on the same page on iran i mean on mon oncle way and especially nowadays they are no different than the hawks in the g.c.c. and i think the hocks are the ones who are trying so i agree with abdullah that they are they can't win the said the agenda for the us administration but they are trying to do that i think they are pushing the trump administration along with the you know hawks in washington to climb but tree that he eventually can come down from so he would be you know in a in a situation in which a war with iran would would diminish his chances for a 2nd term and. you know silence visa be the escalation in the region also can harm it reputation i think the this is the calculus there the warmongers that were there during the invasion of iraq are still in washington on the call and pushing the united states the president to do something about iran i think they have a very good partners in ahmed been sighted man hamad bin zeid bibi netanyahu they are as you've said the b. team that is pushing towards war i think they are there miscalculation can libin tie a

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mon kal has been acting chief ter her predecessor stepped down amid controversy. tracy wilkins explains how goldstein was selected. >> reporter: there were plenty of standing ovations after dr. monica goldste n wased the new ceo. she has been serving as interim ceo for the past 11 months. she was appointed to thatsi poon after former ceo kevin maxwell decided to step down afofer years controversy. under maxwell's le ership, the school board was divided. the system lost millions in federal head start funding and was entangled in a graduation rate scandal that led to state oversight of the system. the county school system is in teed of stability. it had some eigh leaders in the last 20 years. goldson was among 20 nationaldi ctes the selection process lasted a year and a half. she awares of precedent she's setting. >> to serve a district i was a student in and to get to this point is amazing. i never thought in my wildest dreams that today was probable. >> reporter: now the board of education has to approve this nomination. the county executives is sing she's hoping

we have minimal access to customer data and all of the access we have is control and mon toward and completely auditible. >> there are t chinese government getting involves and they have gotten involved with different technology in their country. how can we be so sure they're not going to get involved with what you're doing? >> right now nokia a allowed to the united states only because they are subject to government monitored risk mitigation. we would line to talk with the u.s. government about a similar program of mitigation. but in fact more importantly for here, we buy $11 billion worth of products from american mp and if the current provision stands we won't be able to buy from the folks in your viewing audience. >> i want to get to the point about the con ten shun this is audible in a minute but first going back, the aftermath of the san bernardino shooting in four or five years ago, the fbi required apple to make special provisions that would allow them to open up the shooter's phone. apple resisted. they went through a court process and they successfully beat that down. simply don't ex

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they'nge still figuri out costs andeytrying to get mon together. right now the plan includes putting a walk signal in, improving the signage and reducing the number of lanes for causing using the circle. the park service says that will cut down on tricky mergers. >> this is going to become more like a traditional traffic circle. one lane going around and dvers will yield to sbl. >> that memorial bridge project won't be complete least 2021. for now no time frame for the project and no word on how much it could cost. we're talking about the circle project. the park service talked about crash cycle. 006 and 2012 there were 060 crashes. >>> 4:35. a look at the top sties we're following for you this morning. montgomery county police are investigating the death of a woman who was found shot to death in a home in kensingtonl t night. police found a gun at the scene and made an arrest. more investigation will be released today. >>> d.c. police are looking for two women seen in surveillance video setting fire inside an apartment 11 people were forced out of

today it's a new, mon it'nd june, a the nats begin nine games out of first.c fedde on the mound for the nati tals looking bounce back from last neht's loss to th reds. ircond inning two on for her rar doe ra. he launches one deep to right field. this ball is gone. -run home run gives the nats the early lead. fourth inning matt ads at the dish. he gets all this one, deep to right, yasiel puig doesn'tven move. he knows that ball is gone way upstairs. 4-1 nationals. bottom of the 4th, former nat plate.ark on the he makes it a 2-run game. nationals currently lead it 4-2 ine seventh. >>> orioles looking to make iin two w in a row taking on the giants this afternoon in camden yards. top of the third, orioles trail 2-0. buster posey at the plate hits one to right. that ball clears the scoreboard. it's gone, solo shot. giants lead it 3-0. fourth inning, nunez h the dish. he crushes this ball to deep left, way back and gone. his 15th home run of the season. the orioles get on the board. fifth inning giants answer right back. lines one into the gap, kevin polar would s

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the pilot goes, hey, mon, no problem. marcus washington. b.a.r.t. directors getting set for a planned fare increase. recently the talks to hike, well, they want to put that on wait. the higher ticket prices are feared will turn away riders. a 6% hike is set to take effect in january. it would add 40 cents, for example, for a trip from antioch to the embarcadero. b.a.r.t. would have fares in an estimated $25 million in revenues. happening now, our crews are there. >>> new concerns in the middle east after new attacks on two oil tankers that left one tanker on fire. all sailors on both of those ships were evacuated. u.s. navy is now existing. go to our home page for the developments. >>> in about ten hour, the warriors will try to force a game seven in the nba fines. they're doing it at oracle arena. win or lose, this will be the team's last game at oracle. and whathe fans are doing in honor of injured kevin durant. nbc bay area, we investigate. >>> we are gearing up for the weekend. tomorrow morning, we have have a look at

i'm kind of not entirely sure what happenso the mon when you do convert it into libra.though theks aren't b involved, there are some very trusted names in the financial industry that will be involved including paypal, visa and mastercard. so it is not as if this is kind of a willy-nilly group that doesn't know anythbout finances. >> and, again, this is more, as i understand it, about peer-to-peerac traons. i'm not going to go out and buy a hamburger with this necessarily unless a mcdonald's or some other fast food change decides they're going to accept libra currencies, correct? >> that is entirely true, and i would probably say facebooks hoping somebody like mcdonald's would start accepting. lib the way facebook is trying to push this, they're saying ordinaryrd americans,ary people from all over the world can jump on the digital currency band wag and -- >> because of regulator hurdles, what do you think? >> that's possible. i think a l of the regulatory hurdles that facebook faces have a lot to do with the potential that it has aop my. so that is definitely going to be

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this new regulation is scheduled to go into effect next mon's. of the government's efforts to bring down drug costs consumer in the lawsuit the drug companies say that list prices do not accurately reflect the final price paid by patients because it excludesat r and discounts. >>> the world's biggest air shoi kicks o paris this weekend, but this time around it's going to be a little different. that's because boeing and rival airbus, the two biggest commercial airplane makers in the wod, they're flying in two different directions. phil lebeau has more. >> paris loves a good air show, but it's not what's up above that will turn heads this weekend. >> it's what will be said on the ground. the big story, an expected drop ig demand for new planes, after soaringr the last two years, orders cou fall to their lowest level since 2016,a mainly becse boeing is unlikely to ring up sales for its beleaered37 max. >> it's hard to imagine that anyone will be ordering 737s where the aircraft is grounded. >> dennis mullenberg wil spend mitch of the show meeting wi

>>i'm alexandra le mon in washington with the conversation about whether americans are desensitized to gun violence and whether more gun laws are needed that story coming up and the new home of the warriors hit a major milestone today we're going to tell you about the special one lucky season ticket holder. >>was on hand for the installation of the arena's final c. milestone coming about 6 months after the first seats were installed in the state of the art venue we spoke with season ticket holder mark karr printer is and not that mark carpenter that remark carpenter about his experience today. we also spoke with a surprise guest who showed up for the occasion. i'm in a kind of miss the people that i sat around with got to kw them pretty well but the same time i'm really excited to come the new arena. >>my seats are awesome. i think they're actually even closer than they were in the first game. and i'm just looking forward to being part of the new raucous crowd. chase. >>economics said everything about i think it's great situation. but i'm sad. >>yeah that was tim hardaway warriors lege

mon. and others and no wonder that was why both him and merkel looked at their watch together when they were meeting and i can tell you that some of these by allowance really feel more like a get together of great buddies then formal talks and perhaps the air to one meeting is a good example just how look at how the turkish leader was addressing his russian colleagues when they were together. something it was thank you my dear friend mr president we've given a new boost to relations between turkey and russia we continue to oversee the deliveries of the s 400 missile system this is important in our country's relations and joint production of missiles. when the ship is for the 1st 2 but it's i would like to highlight the increase of pilots who were trained in 2018 by 16 percent we have investments on tourist roads on the rise last year it was 6000000 russian tourists a record number. the contract for the deliveries of the russian 400 missile defense systems is a big key bit here turkey is a

i just want to go back to the question mon the danish people's charter martin henriksen has been appointed the head of the party's new committee. oversee national conservative profile has been in touch with the school asking how this could happen etc one of the things that. raised was why if the school also intended i'm just quoting here to teach about islam's dark sides and widespread fundamentalism as well as massive religious and social control that was his take on it of the negative sides of religion to be taught as well do you think it's important for students to be made aware of of valid as well you know or more the same page the dark side of christianity as well . so he's a far right politician of a far right party that has made it his mission to demonize refugees demonize muslims a minority community so i don't think we'll take any lectures from him and the other aspect you talk about the dark side of the stomach faith well actually when it's talk about the dark side or european called the colonialism that happened over hundreds of years where countries like where my parents came f

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or obamacare which the administration is trying to get rid of washington correspondent alexander le monhite house rose garden president trump announced an expansion of what are called health reimbursement arrangements known as h r a's, the new rule allows employees to pay for the health insurance of their choice and be reimbursed by the employers tax free we are dramatically increasing the ability of americans to access more affordable health insurance to the trump administration says expanding h r a's will increase competition among insurance companies, reduce health care costs and most importantly, help small businesses provide employees with more choices for health care. >>an estimated 11 million americans will now choose their own plans with the help of the h r a's critics say the new rule encourages people to buy inexpensive health insurance plans. >>which don't cover things like preexisting conditions. michael feldman with the group protect our care says there's another problem this. >>is incredibly critical feldman says the trump administration's plan provides money for people to

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china extradition bill the latest protests come after a friday deadline for the government to meet to mons. north korea's state media says its leader kim jong un and china's president xi jinping have agreed to strengthen ties between their countries in the us went on friday came just before she left north korea it confirms beijing support of its ally as pyongyang faces heavy u.s. led sanctions over its nuclear and missile program. a fire in tunisia has killed at least 30 people including 3 children the blaze gutted a house where matches were being made police in north sumatra suspect a gas canister explosion started the plays. the head of georgia's parliament quit after a visiting a russian politician was allowed to make a speech to m.p.'s. dozens of protesters were injured it is right police stops them storming parliament the kremlin is condemning what it calls an anti russia provocation moscow's influence in georgian politics remains a highly sensitive subject since russian troops invaded 11 years ago. the united nations office in uganda is struggling with an influx of refugees from the