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when we look at the united states, there are over 3 million .obs that's three times as many as in the sector. the problem you rightfully point out is that we need to find, for those people that may lose jobs in those sectors that may transition, we need to invest heavily in those types of retraining programs to ensure that they are able to capture the benefit of greater jobs in the green economy. in the short run, what is the right way to fund it? is it going to come from companies? is it going to come from the country issuing their own debt, or subsidies? how do you see the best use of money? investors are already starting to see the value in this. ceo's this past year saw climate change as the noble one -- as -- ember one global risk these companies come from other 45 countries. they spent every single industrial sector. the reason they are doing this is not because they are card-carrying members. it is because they believe in the strong business case for investing in a low carbon future. alix: wrapping it up, i want to hit on the news with you. we are expected to get from president

combined not per capita but in terms of raw numbers and what's happened is that we've really become ob reselling many many many poor people and what i think is going to happen is what we've seen kind of play out the message as i described before where i've sort of been a race to the bottom where nobody's basically gaining asylum or refugee status we might actually see that happen global globally where you see a race to the bottom the trouble ministration is basically saying well if we do less we're hoping other countries will do more that's actually not what happens with refugee resettlement if we do less if united states does less it's likely that other countries are also going to do less how can the united states expect other countries in the region especially in regions that are hosting millions of refugees how can we ask them to continue to take more refugees in places like colombia the welcoming thousands of venezuelans every single day places like jordan and turkey which are welcoming or hosting thousands and millions of syrians on how can we expect them to continue to take peopl

when you have several years of medical treatment being done to you, you assume, especially with ob/gyn'ssive procedures that are done. i just assumed what he was telling me was the truth. i thought there would be a lot of other doctors that supported that. >> you think people protected him because he helped young gymnasts get better. >> he fixed my heels, shins, shoulder, wrist. i just assumed he was fixing me all the way through. >> this is a very dangerous dynamic. one that can play out in the locker room, the doctor's office, it's almost ripe for families with young children to see this film, to know what they need to know. >> absolutely. we have developed a program called courage first. it's part of a national screening tour. you can go to the website, and you can register to host the screening of this film, and have a discussion about how can we stop this from happening again. >> what conversations do you want parents to have with their children? >> what are the signs? what does grooming look like? we can probably speak to this. >> i think the best thing to do is listen to your chil

fifty-four complaints received without an ob. beta complaints without violation, 303. housing inspection services, housing inspections performed 1,018, complaints received for 411. complaints of notice of violation issued, 151. complaints with n.o.v., 442. number of cases said to the director's hearing, 30. routine inspections, 1309. number of order of abatements issued, 50. number of cases under advisement , 19. number of cases abated, 101. code enforcement inspections performed, 204. number of cases referred to vic litigation committee, two, and there was no cases referred as of yet to city attorney this month. >> great. >> code enforcement outreach programs, total people reached out to, these are quarterly numbers, 42,045. counciling cases, 1,174. community program participants, 2,050. cases resolved, 173. >> thank you. questions? >> is there any public comment on the director's report? seeing none, next item is item nine. review and approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of july 17th, 2019. >> move to approve. >> second. >> motion and a second. is there any

your previous guest said with the mueller report even though there were ten instances where he either obstice or attempted. that was more challenging for folks to follow. so, they're going to get going with the impeachment inquiry. >> what do you think -- what should it focus on? the president pressuring the ukraine president to investigate the former vice president's son? what happened on the phone call. or should the house go beyond that. because depending on which democratic you talk to they have different ideas or definitions of what it means impeachable offense means. >> the way i took speaker nancy pelosi remarks today that it's going to be fairly wide ranging. it will include what happened with his conversations with ukrainian leader. but the fact she talked about the six different committees and the investigations they have under way. that's going to be coordinated. to me it seems like it will be broader than that. and truth be told it should be as broad as it needs to be. there's a slew of potentially illegal activity that donald trump and his family have engaged in. so i believ

medicine refill, ob/gyn in pediatric village list, and it was in closed session where we then discussed the reports. >> thank you. any questions from commissioners the next item, please. >> i believe there was something brief to say. >> dr. colfax? >> i just wanted to also acknowledge the commission because of the leadership role that -- dr. alice chen, who knows the chief medical officer of the department. we weren't able to share this in writing for various reasons, but she is moving on from the department to be deputy director of health policy and chief medical officer at state and it is an amazing opportunity for her, at a huge honor for us to have her go work at the state level. i just want to acknowledge dr. chen's leadership and her many contributions to the health department. she has mentored many people in the department, and we will miss her very much, would just to really congratulate her. if i may be so bold, absolutely if the commission would be willing to determine her on her. thank you. >> we would do that and say yes to this secretary that we create a document that honou

. >> listen to me, i gave so much more to yeah craukraine than ob. >> reporter: the president appeared irritated, but three hours later at a stop in houston, he readily responded. >> that was not pressure. i know when i give pressure. >> reporter: democrats in congress denied access to the secret whistle-blower report that says the white house must cooperate and provide more about the ukraine call. >> there is no privilege to engage in underhanded discussions. >> reporter: regarding joe biden, no evidence of wrongdoing tied to his son's ukraine business has been found. he pushed back this weekend. >> i call the president release the transcript of the call. >> reporter: today the president said, maybe. >> but we'll make a determination about how to release it. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi criticized the trump administration for trying to block a whistle-blower complaint involving the president. the complaint detailed ukrainian efforts. pelosi said the administration will be entering a grave new chapter of lawlessness which will take us into a whole new stage of investigation. but the

overall, it is lumpy because office 365,obe or these large enterprise deals could take time. nothing surprising from our side, generally in line quarter for us. taylor: tom, generally speaking, how has oracle -- is oracle set up among china and tariffs? something we have talked to so much about. what is your broad take? tom: right now, a lot of companies in the tech sector are going to be affected by the tariffs. and a lot of it has to do in areas such as hardware. oracle has not been one of the companies that we have looked at and said, this is going to be a huge hit for them. we talk about apple a lot, some of the other companies, some of the chipmakers for example. oracle, less so. that has not been a big area of overhang. i be curious to hear what anurag says about that. the tariff issue is one we think that will hit a lot of the other big tech players aside from oracle. taylor: was the revenue not related to tariffs? anurag: i don't think so. comment,shed to tom's enterprise software spending has italy exposure to china. -- has little exposure to china. when you have mac

it is imperative that we arm the ob with the tools and authorities to protect our electricity system from the transmission lines on the very generating stations and their pipelines.most recently we developed legislation to elevate doe's functions overseeing cyber security and to improve information sharing, emergency planning and other legal activities in this jurisdiction. legislative work is continuing but unfortunately, or but fortunately, the department is used its own authorities to implement enhanced leadership over cyber security and to improve interagency coordination. against the backdrop today's hearing provides a great opportunity to update the subcommittee on what these agencies are doing to advance either security practices protections and response planning. looking forward to hearing from assistant secretary karen evans who had that the only office of cyber security and emergency response or seizure. and she testified in september last year, she had been on the job for just a couple of weeks. though she brought long federal experience to the table as soon as she sat dow

you are an ob/gyn.nd fertility. >> in the world of ob/gyn there is a very strong connection between the two. we havvethsource of estrogen is, in fact, peripheral body fat so sudden dramatic weight loss absolutely can affect the monthly cycle, and we have to understand that this is where you want to be average. if you're too underweight or too overweight absolutely we can see effects on reproductive function and have to remember, you know, the function of a monthly cycle is to reproduce, prepare for pregnancy, support the growth of another human. if you lose too much weight your body says to itself, self, now is not the time, so there's a very clear connection. >> we often talk about the overweight side of this. we rarely talk about the underweight side of it. so i'm really glad we're hitting on this. tell us about the importance of the mind/body connection when it comes to losing weight. >> it's so important. i call it a holistic connection because there has to be -- you have to be in sync with those th

our jab was ob was to stop it. >> i had oversight of all 16 are our nation's intelligence agencies. my name is mike rogers. i had access to classified information gathered by our operatives, people who risked everything for the united states and our families. you don't know their faces or their names. you don't know the real stories from the people who live the fear and the pressure until now. >> 9/11 was a wakeup call to the united states that we're vulnerable to terrorist attacks. it was also a wakeup call that our law enforcement intelligence community had to work together in the future. pre-9/11 what you didn't have is the connective tissue of information between law enforcement and intelligence community assets. and the consequence is you're not seeing what is going on inside the country and it's not easy to connect that to outside the country. and that was noted in the 9/11 commission report. there's a lot of lessons learned after 9/11. a lot better sharing of information and intelligence, communication lines being more open, walls coming down. >> we're going to do whatever we

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which still puts in play a potential land fall for the carolinas that would be coming up ob thursday. as this parallels the coast i'm not concerned about catastrophic wind damage. the water has nowhere to go. we'll have likely storm surge issues and four to seven feet. watching that closely from jupiter. fort pierce and daytona. stewart will be in op that. as far as the potential. and significant rainfall. as far as a direct land fall hit we have been talking about that becoming less and less of a possibility for florida. unfortunately more of a possibility for the carolinas. >> we know -- the people in the bahamas pummelled for 36 hours no end in sight. category 4, 5 conditions. >> the scope of that will not be known. for quite sometime. you get the pralanes up. there will be areas completely wiped out. it's horrible to say. that's what a cat 5 does. and parked on top of them. >> we'll check in with you. >> we talk about the bahamas. the island so far has been getting the worst of dorian. cnn is there. in the resort town of free port. patrick. >> it has been hours and hours of hurric

wrong, and now the whistle-blower complaint details what happened after that trump/zelensky phone call ob july 25th. "in the days following the phone calls -- whistle-blower here -- i learned from multiple officials senior white house officials intervened to lock down all records of the phone call especially the official word were-for-word transcript of the call that was produced. the complaint adds that this was "not the first time white house officials used an extra secured server meant for classified and especially sensitive informat n information." this whistle-blower also described pressuring ukraine by the president and his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani. according to this whistle-blower directed mike pence to cancel his trip to ukraine until trump saw how ukraine's new president chose to act in office. the acting defector of national intelligence was confronted by all of these details today trying to explain to congress why he initially withheld the whistle-blower complaint from them in the first place, but joseph maguire did stand by the credibility of the intelligence official bl

whereby we can access some of that to assist the master builder and targeting and getting exclusively obe's four distinct portions of work. that is basically the end of my portion of the presentation. i will toss it back to jonathan to get to your question. for the next steps, port baffle returned to the port commission for authorization for authorization - i'm sorry, for the next step port steps will return to the authorization for pre-constructive services if you authorize us to start advertising today. we will also come back and continue to secure all environmental permits which is expected in october and returned to the port commission for actions regarding funding sources and early fall. this concludes my presentation. commissioners, thank you for your time. are there any questions? >> thank you very much. is there any public comments on this item? seeing none. public comment is closed. commissioner gilman? >> jonathan thank you for the presentation. i was a little confused, i just want to make sure i'm understanding your presentation correctly. eight percent seemed a little low compar

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so obviously a lot of people paying attention to this trying to figure out what's going ob specifically's most affected by this as well. the headline is more than half the people we're talking about are under the age of 25. this is primarily affecting young, otherwise healthy people, not had medical problems. they're vaping and suddenly get ill. they don't know still, erica, exactly what's driving it. they haven't found one gel product, or one single substance. remember talking about vitamin e last week? that could be implicated but they're not sure exactly what's causing these illnesses. a final wrap, waiting for the federal government to act on this. they indicated they will. meantime in new york where you are talking about banning eflavors, michigan, banning flavors, california proposing simple things. states and cities taking it on meantime. >> dr. sanjay gupta appreciate it. sobering. thank you. >>> top of the hour now we begin with a breaking news on that controversial whistle-blo