by operation overlord, the famous normandy operations. originally both operations were designed to take place simultaneously. they were co-named hammer and anvil being that the hammer and anvil would trap the germans and liberate france and due to landing craft and aircraft, the command was want able to have both operations at the same time and normandy was the more important operation and as we know from history what happened there, but operations were doing the southern operations war delayed until august 1944 and that originally took place on august 15th. >> troops began to scramble up the beach. they were prepared for an enemy onslaught, but not a single german soldier appeared. not even a lift bopper soared overhead. mine detector squads cleared the roads to permit our tanks to continue on their way. german prisoners were herded on to the beaches for removal to ships. by midnight august 16th, the french commandos had been contacted. operations had progressed so smoothly that by noon the following day a beachhead 20 miles long and nin

operations, next caller. hola, hola. >> ok, operations, let's go to the next caller and we'll circle back to that person. (speaking spanish). >> good evening, board of supervisors. i'm a resident of san francisco and a domestic worker for six years and i am also a member for the collective. i am asking to sign sb1257 for the health and safety of the workers. the domestic workers should enjoy the same privileges as other workers do under osha, particularly during this global pandemic. thank you. put. >> thank you. >> thank you. operations, next caller, please. we can hear you, but you'll have to turn down your television to make your comment. ok, operations, let's go to the next caller and we'll circle back to that individual. hello, caller, are you there? ok, operations, we might be down to the individuals who might be in the queue but are doing something different than paying attention to this public comment period. now are there other callers in the queue? two more. ok, welcome caller. (speaking spanish). >

special operations command. it is not a transition from one to the other but an adaptation to confront both. under the leadership of general clark and his predecessors this process is well underway. if confirmed it will be my top priority. we must dominate in the gray space through the instruments of the irregular warfare to erode our powers and [inaudible] artificial intelligence, unmanned systems, 5g and others and we must be a global leader of the information domain. all of this must be grounded in soft total commitment to ethics. if confirmed, i will address head on the moral and legal families that have surfaced in the ranks in recent years. these actions betray the very pencils we fight for and erode the sacred trust of the american people. they also tarnish the legacy of the vast majority who have served so honorably from oss in world war ii to a soft today. i give you my commitment to enact all necessary reforms in partnership with the commander of u.s. special operations command. and through all this it

operations -- i'm sorry ma'am. please contact me during office hours, and i'm happy to allow you to provide more impactful comments at the appropriate time. okay. operations, next caller, please. [please stand by]. >> now, i have grandchildren, and i use my money to work at arco park to raise my son and my grand kids so they can get a good education without my job at the stadium. i won't be able to help them. what t but the giants are trying to leave us with nothing. they are not helping us at all. for years, we've been one who's greeted the fans, one who were the first -- who made the money, and they were -- they never had any problems with us because we did a great job. so doing -- so we're doing -- going to make some of this trouble, we're going to standup and stand our ground to let everyone know what's going on. the giants say they are a san francisco team, but even during the virus, they are not helping out with san francisco workers. this is wrongs. please have -- this is wrong. please have our backs with th

operation dragoon, the southern operation, was delayed until august 1944. that originally took place. >> troops began to go up the beach. they were prepared for an enemy onslaught. but not a single german soldier appeared. not even a luftwaffe. overhead. mine detectors quads cleared the roads to permit the tanks to go on their way. german prisoners were herded onto the beaches. by midnight of august 16, the french commandos had been contacted. operations had progressed so smoothly, by noon the following day, a beachhead 20 miles long and nine miles deep had been established. >> we are representing them during their maritime alps campaign which was after the initial invasion when they were protecting the right flank. they were in combat for approximately 90 days from august 1944 until late november, early december 1944. they were on the lines fighting against the germans in the south of france. they were in the maritime alps protecting the right flank. it was aggressive patrolling. they were going hilltop to hilltop, getting the germans out of the area. the

special operations command. through all this it's critical we safeguard the well being of the force and the families. the last two decades have put them under tremendous strain, taking care of our people is nonnegotiable. thank you again for your time and consideration, i look forward to your questions. >> okay. thank you very much, mr. bremer. we're going to start our five-minute rounds, each member i would like to ask you to try to hold it to five minutes because we have a lot of interest and, of course, we have four of the witnesses before us. five minutes except for senator cotton, i've explained that. i'm going to start mine with mr. polakowski. i can't think of anyone who is in a better position to assess what we need for our nnsa with you in the background that you have and you bring to this committee which i appreciate very much. as assistant secretary of defense for nuclear, chemical and biological programs, you would be designated staff secretary for the nuclear weapons council. that means that you wou

operations, next callers. welcome, caller, you have up to two minutes. >> speaker: a city student and i'm calling to urge the supervisor to not move forward with this project and i am not against development and i'm not against developing the reservoir. i think a lot of people understand we're in a housing crisis and they're looking for solutions. the reservoir is not a solution to the affordable housing crisis in the city and if we want to resolve that crisis, we need to look at 100% affordable housing to be developed without more market housing. we're above our target goal in the th city and we should be focusing on the affordable housing. i would also like to comment on the public land that will be to a for-profit dropper. publideveloper.it is the right o this land and whatever happens to it who should decided or should be kept in public land. i really, really urge the supervisors reconsider this development agreement chiefly because we need this public land to stay public land instead of turning it into a

operation dragoon was the same way. they went in the night before before the infantry divisions hit the beachhead. at the time there was no large airborne division needed, because the 101st and 82nd were already in normen did i. there were independent units pulled together to make what was called the first airborne task force, which was another ad hoc unit. 509n, 550th, 551st, a british airborne regiment. if you heard of the 442 nts, the fame japanese-american unit of the war, there was a company of their antitank unit actually given very quick training. they were pulled from the units, here some quick glider training and they were attached to the 517th for about a month, months and a half. the airborne troops, you had troops trained for that specifically. they were just standard infantry. they just were pulled and said you're going in gliders, here's some quick training and you're getting attached to this airborne unit. >>> this aerial van guard was to ease the task of their com rats still at sea, by keeping the foe fr

they are ongoing while operations and rent has been deferred for operations that are shut down. for instance, if you look at quioxte tower, there is no rent being collected because they are not operating. they are not like a business -- they are a small business and they don't have anything else. they don't have anything else to be able to do. as we look to reopen, we are working with the city attorney on exactly what approvals we need to make those things finalized. we are trying to clear our head above just the day in and day out issues of maintaining the buildings and facilities and we'll be coming to the commission with a complete update on what we need to do and where we need to approve it and the emergency order and for this period of time. and sorry. go ahead. commissioner, is that obviously we're not the only city agency with this tenant, and so during the course of covid, there has been languagety discussions and and go to the board. and the city administrator and and is well aware there are some departments we have commissioned such as the port and rec and park and rea

op operator. not we're able to turn to pull the curtain back on this entire ecosystems. i think that -- deep investigations of platforms, that would obviously not be visible and partnerships with researchers can pull all these threads from multiple platforms. that gets us to a place where we can really get our arms around some of these complex operations. >> thanks david. laura i want to turn to you. i think david just described a little bit about what facebook is doing on its platform. some of the information sharing that's happening in that sector. if you have thoughts on or responses that be great. i'd also be curious to the limitations self regulation or co-regulation what needs to happen from a policy perspective? >> i think a couple of the pieces the david said that are important from a government perspective as well. information sharing came up, whether that's sharing across platforms, whether that sharing with researchers, but also the pieces sharing information with government, especially

and unthroned a front operation on blocking you know all operating in the region so these these forces the route they're the regional manager forces they are not strangers who are going to new york the decor to duck respective countries very well what i think is the tendency of you know for us to be a bit reactionary very stance now immediately after the fall into that you know you need your own government the expand it is it up it might mean you know that in terry terry joined us around you know the capito of neon you know us not spent on a house or suspended access in a reserve but that's how long are you going to keep that there perhaps you have a new job forces and french forces working in yeah that's why they're doing that the us would have to spend x. there's you know i'm very willing at least at the margins what the bigger issue is after this attack of course we have to keep in mind that davies you brought us truck that that was our greeting are in her area this year and you go in to follow up some important you know india not just in mauritania the all states are agreed that ye

police will be operating from this luxury hotel by x. be 80000000 travelers who pass through this area every year and the dozens of surrounding hotels are a godsend for pimps. a lot of the girls are lines girls at work prostitution. may know the hotel very well they know that most of the men that call them in this area are business men who are usually from out of town so a lot of times are undercover as well act as businessmen from out of town. 20 or so agents are now inside 2 adjoining rooms in this hotel. in. the search. for that room where they will be doing the undercover operation and then the undercover when they get a violation and then we take the female into custody they bring her back in here they will do the interviews and. undercover cop is already texting a girl who is potentially under age to gain her trust he is telling her about his evening kind of gave her a story so that it's credible that i was at a strip club and i wanted to. so now that i spoke spoke to her she says she's going to be out here in 20 minutes and hopefu

they are the ones who check our network operating.hat gives me confidence for the second half of the year. a little bittalk more about the second half of the year in terms of air and sea freight volumes because they felt double digit in the second order. do you expect a rebound? if so, to what extent for the remainder of 2020? obviously, our forewarning division was one we saw double digit. the market is heavily distorted, particularly the lack and demand coupled with an extreme shortage in capacity due to the grounding of passenger aircraft. that is really an unprecedented situation. it is traditionally more a b2b business, which is why the impact is quite visible. it is difficult to predict that for the second half of the year. i think we have to be prepared for depressed volumes to continue in forwarding for the rest of the year. there have been some encouraging signs, but it is still extremely volatile and hard to predict. is tost important thing secure capacity on the airfreight side to match with demand from our customers. ashav

operation operation legend is to target violent street crime that you see in major metropolitan areas criminal gangs, illicit narcotics, firearms. dhhs are partnering with the department of justice on that, but it is very different activity than what we are doing in portland. >> [indiscernible] something you will commit the resources necessary to combat? department we are responding specifically what is going on in portland and other facilities around the country. i had the opportunity to develop the department's strategic framework in september 2019. 2019, outlining the dangers we are seeing in violent white supremacist extremism. we have a plan that you referred to in your opening statement. -- security from fema. also communities that will also protect them. our cybersecurity over security agency works with partners and making sure those are short up against violent attacks. what you really need to do is implement the plan. none of it is actually implemented. it comesf urgency when to creating a plan. what is your timeline? when will we see actual, concrete action? are implementing

finish operation when a very nice. letter over the course of it work or rob is about to perform his last cataract surgery at st johns before completing his 5 year training at barron his last patient is a paraplegic he's hoping to make her life easier with one less disability. by 0 point one and done clear a lot to continue to carry to see. her all need me to see all the big books and. they do and it was. the incidence of cataracts is extremely high no matter where you go it's the bread and butter of any of the mothers you practice because it's the most common program. it's actually the most successful operation that we have in modern made some that means that the results are good one of the reasons i did up some of that was you wouldn't most of the town. i want to vacuum 200 says of from other diseases is probably one of the fastest areas of growth and medicines just unbelievable i mean a year ago i was telling patients there's nothing i can do for you for this or that condition and today i can offer them the treatment

the post office operates on stamps. make no mistake. postmaster general ordered these machines to be ripped out. a lot of been discarded, spare parts cannibalized. i've gone into the post office and talked to my letter carriers and mail handlers. this is not done to increase efficiency, ripping out these machines, you think that is efficient? this is not a reform effort to explain what he is doing. the postal unions that were doing this work, but it was going on. sporadic incidents until we got the information and got complaints. the mail is piling up on the platforms. shame on the republicans. attacking democracy. i am the chairman on the national security subcommittee, in iraq and afghanistan. the common denominator is lack of respect for the rule of law, lack of an independent judiciary. same thing i am dealing with in the united states of america. that our country was shameful and democracy was safer on 9/11, the day they attack, than i do today. when we had those attacks america came together, democrats and republicans and together

operator: thank you. next speaker, please. >> caller: i am a research analyst and one of the things my job touches on is asking that the community evaluate what kinds of jobs is given hotel development might bring to the community and how those jobs will correlate to the ability of those workers to live in the same city in which they work. i am very glad to see that we are continuing to discuss this. i am very glad the issue is brought to the forefront and that there is a mechanism for putting real numberings to the trends that we can all feel anecdotally. we all feel how difficult it is for community members to live and work in the city. i want to echo concerns about the details we learned in the report. the fact that higher income earners, housing was produced at 140% of the need or 139%, either way it is massive over production of housing for the group least in need and people such as our members that make between 30 to 60% of the median income are competing for a small chung of the pie. the odd number

the operational gods bless this mission, they will succeed.tehran to check it out. the airport in tehran a big list by russian troops and the russians are walking around with submachine guns. later says the russians may be our allies but not our friends. mike realizes each day with the meetings and the dinners at night fdr would be traveling back and forth where there would be snipers in the crowd to ron is a hot zone. on the streets of the main à the gutters have been carved out the iranians use it to drop their refuse in there and it's a mess. with the dr's immuneÃwith fdr's system, he then learns that there are three places in iran where to get fresh water. the market embassy, the british embassy and the russian embassy. the american engineers came in for the country said to have tunnels in the mountains out of the city to the embassies. these water tunnels bring in fresh water daily. mike breathes a sigh of relief, only later that he would realize how dangerous these tunnels can be. 10 days later the allies on november 27 come to tehran. t

operations, next caller, please.elcome, caller. >> caller: hello supervisors, my name is john mccormick and i work in the tenderloin. and i am calling to support this appeal of 2300 harrison street. i'm really concerned about this project because we have seen how devastating tech and new developments like this can be on communities of color. and we've seen it especially in the mission neighborhood where so many folks have been misplaced due to new condominiums and new office spaces and the reverberations of this goes so much further than just the mission. you can feel it in the tenderloin, you can feel it in soma, you can feel it all over this city as our culture is just sucked away by tech. and the last thing that i want to see is for more of this to happen. so i'm very concerned about this project and i really urge the supervisors to hear the public on this and to really listen and consider this appeal. it means a lot to the people who still have working-class jobs in this city that this doesn't happen and we reall

western avenue is a popular spot for sex workers the 2 undercovers take their position the operation is extremely dangerous they could be assaulted by customers or threatened by pimps carrying weapons this is why searching windows has set up ingenious security measures. in the box me jaysus one of the plainclothes police officers will pretend to be homeless hidden under a cardboard box so having the uniforms in the area would also have you know various you know you see operators that's up to them to be as creative as they can be. this individual here in the car in front of us with the hood open that's actually on the cover officer. just in front of the 2 police officers another armed officer is ready to intervene in case things get out of hand the prostitutes are very quickly approached. and they've only been out there for 30 seconds now we have a car stopping to talk to the sergeant munoz has a live feed of their conversations through the phone. and expect him to. thank it. sounds like they're trying to they go there they go. the money a simple verbal agreement between the prostitut

the russians are sophisticated when it comes to operating in the domain. i think what we saw in 2016 was a real effort on the part of putin to do what he could to undermine the integrity of the election as well as tip the balance so the outcome would be favorable. >> that's one of david's findings in the book, much of the tactics were similar to soviet efforts during the cold war, it was technology. david, i don't know if you want to elaborate on both the similarities and why the technology is such a difference in your mind. >> sure. i would argue nothing about vladimir putin's operation was original but all of it was within an enhanced version of what his predecessors had done and what our country had done. breaking that out into three components with the objectives to help donald trump and hillary clinton, the interference in our politics to accomplish those three to help people they liked for a generation. the russian targeted our voting systems to access them and open up to manipulation. in the postwar, stalin and his travelers many plated voting syste

on the operating side the contribution of the operating budget and the need is split proportionally based on the percentage of ridership. that would be san francisco. that's typically 27 percent. we do budget contribution as part of our two year operating budget and the last one you a approved was on june 30th of this year. you'll see to the right, you'll see amounts of the contributions over the last few fiscal years has been increases. in addition it includes that there's no dedicated funding source. as cal train has provided additional service, the need with contribution from the members increased. the budget contribution was twenty nine point nine million. the current cal train service plan in preliminary budget that has been presented to their board increases the amount of their deficit after the application of the cares act fund for both trunk one and trunk two. this would be additional five million contribution for a total of $14 million. if we did have to make that contribution we would have to look towards reduction in other areas to cover those costs. just over time, this is an

and unthroned a front operation on blocking you know all operating in the region so these these forces the route they're the regional manager forces they are not strangers who are going to newer it because respective countries very well what i think we did is the tendency of you know for us to be a bit reactionary very sense now immediately after the fall into that you know you need your own government the expanded it up it might mean you know that in terry terry joined us around you know at the capito of nam you know us not spent on house or suspended access in a reserve but that's how long are you going to keep that there perhaps you have a new job forces and french forces work in india that's why dad had to end up there as would have been access you know i was in the lease is that up the margins what the bigger issues are saudis are of course we have to keep in mind that davies you brought us truck that was agreed in our in car earlier this year and you go in to follow up some it was you know in knocked out the words in your deep all ses i agreed that yes. you know what but you know

okay, operations. next caller, please. >> my name is jim chap el, and i'm representing myself as being a member of the housing action coalition. the balboa reservoir project is the right project in the right location at the right time. please reject the appeal. i heard no comments from the appellants that suggest the appeal is correct. we are in the midst of a serious housing shortage. the site is one that has seen little housing development where many san franciscans want to live. there's a sufficient infrastructure, it will provide mixed market and affordable housing. supervisors, please join with neighborhood members and president yee in rejecting the appeal of the e.i.r., and then approving the agreement and authorizing the agreement for sale. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. to your 34 listeners, if you'd like to join the four members of the public that are in the queue to make their public comment, please press star-three. now's the best time to do that to get in to make your comments, othe

we manage the pma, in some respects the operator. those kinds of requirements are important to us, understanding what is going on, sharing information about our partners so that unique aspect of doe is important, gives us credibility in the sector and allows us to go at the cyber problem and other problems aggressively. you add our national lab complex with the talent and information, it is important to serve a strong ss a role. >> thank you. we next go to senator cassidy who is online. >> thank you, madam chair. last we heard, one of the problems of information sharing is getting security clearance for partners in the private sector. have you been able to better gain security clearances, better able to share this information? >> i do not have an answer specific solution. clearing the thousands of owners in a way that allows us to share this information is an incredibly difficult challenge. we have taken the approach that is more historic in trying to make the information still useful but not sensitive so in a way that is useful to t

military operates and what it operates with. what i spell out in the beginning of the book is a concern that if we ended up in the conflict, our land bases in wouldn guam, and japan come under immediate attack from very precise and large quantities of precision guided weapons, crews and -- cruise, and ballistic missiles, hypersonic weapons. and aircraftces carriers would face a similar onslaught of very large quantities of lower-cost and precise weapons, anti-ship ballistic missiles, the carrier killer. airpower would struggle to get close and struggle to be relevant because of the very dense, integrated air defense systems that the chinese had built. all of this with an idea to pushing the u.s. military further away and making it harder for us to operate and then engaging in what the chinese military refers to as systems destruction warfare, which is the building of capabilities to rip apart the critical enabling technologies and capabilities that the united states relies upon to operate forces in combat from our satellite netw

they operate in tons of countries. but they keep a lot of their data operations here in the united states. i think if you see the u.s. start to silo off services and say ok, this version of tiktok only works in the u.s., and data has to be stored in the u.s., that opens the door for other countries to perhaps do the same to american companies like a facebook. while mark zuckerberg is probably implying that a ban on tiktok in the u.s. opens up other companies to threaten the

okay, operations. next caller, please. >> my name is jim chap el, and i'm representing myself as being a member of the housing action coalition. the balboa reservoir project is the right project in the right location at the right time. please reject the appeal. i heard no comments from the appellants that suggest the appeal is correct. we are in the midst of a serious housing shortage. the site is one that has seen little housing development where many san franciscans want to live. there's a sufficient infrastructure, it will provide mixed market and affordable housing. supervisors, please join with neighborhood members and president yee in rejecting the appeal of the e.i.r., and then approving the agreement and authorizing the agreement for sale. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. to your 34 listeners, if you'd like to join the four members of the public that are in the queue to make their public comment, please press star-three. now's the best time to do that to get in to make your comments, othe

military operates and what it operates with. what i spell in the beginning of the book is the concern that if we ended up in this conflict our forward operating bases, our land bases in asia, laces like guam, bases in japan would come under immediate and withering attack from very precise and very large quantities of precision guided weapons, , crue missiles, ballistic missiles, increasingly hypersonic weapons of all different ranges and types. our naval forces, rc basis, aircraft carriers would face a similar onslaught of very large quantities of relatively lower cost very precise weapons, and the ship ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, the so-called carrier killer at the ship christmas with a ballistic missile. our sort of air power would struggle towo get close and struggle to be relevant because of a very dense integrated air defense systems the chinese have built and fielded. all of this with an idea towards pushing the u.s. military farther away making it harder for us to operate and ultimately engaging with the chinese

they want the postal service to operate and georgia to work on try to make it operate. we should have you feelings abt the health and defense financial steps of the postal service. we should work on legislation to improve it. there are bipartisan efforts to do that. we should roll our stays up and do that work. i would say the same thing about the ppp. i whispered to work with dean phillips in june to pass bipartisan legislation to help small businesses. why are we not doing that right now? why are we not doing that today? that is our job. there are people who are struggling who can't make a check, can't pay the mortgage and wanting whether the revenue in order to survive for business they built up, for people of work for them for years. also we should be working on and i would just posit this is a waste the time for the united states congress, the american people are sick of it and we should be aligned also serves to go back to doing its job. we should be focusing on doing ours. with that i would just back. >> i think the gentleman for yielding and his comets, just as

faster, operate faster in time and faster by operating at scaled if you can speed up the decision cyclend improve its quality and hopefully creating a perception and confusion on the side then it seems like one thing to rely on his mission command but the idea that a u.s. force has been trained in such a way that they are willing to improvise and use their own initiatives when the communications are lost, they are going to accept tactics that might not ordinarily be what they returned to based on doctrine so it seems like the willingness to take advantage of their own initiative and ability to improvise might be an advantage if you look at the decision centric site where you've are having not a user on under command to come up with a tactic in the absence of a planning or some higher direction. that might be a competitive advantage as well. the united states military will have to relearn about this a lot as well. to your point, we are much better positioned to do that and an adversary that is top-down and disorders inherent distrust in the lower ranks. i think that is 100% kind of an ad

the operation order was set. the 53's were going to run that mission completely because the distance from the ship to the landing field was 130 nautical miles. the h46 would have to refuel when we got there in order to get back to the ship. we ran search and rescue off the coast of cambodia. should an h53 go down en route or get shot down, we could go in with a team to rescue the crew and rescue the aircraft if we could. once cambodia was done, it was done really efficiently -- where's my numbers here? i think there was 289 americans and country nationals that came out and that was it. we did not bring any cambodians out. interesting in the fact they wanted to stay. they did not believe that they should leave their country. it was theirs and they were going to stay and see what they can do. most of them, unfortunately, were killed and they did not survive the takeover. we went ahead on the ship, went back around, and it was 289 people that came out of that evacuation. we moved back to south vietnam and the ship c

. >> this is a dynamic operations. one of the first things we do, is essentially there's in the poisonous fumes that could endanger them. to try to get them away so they can recover the capsule and get bob and doug on deck. we can see them. they're getting closer. we expect ten minutes before they should be in position. the rigging has been affixed on the dragon capsule and they'll use the lift to get dragon up and out of the water. >> recovery vessel, go navigator is getting closer and closer to dragon endeavor as it awaits its recovery -- or -- or as it awaits to be hoisted out of the gulf of mexico and landed off the coast of florida near pensacola. maybe next time we should announce our landing zone. there we got a shot from the plane. looks like that area cleared out significantly. that's good to see. we're also hearing that all of the parachutes have bowies on them. also good news as the recovery process continues, for spacex demo two. dragon, spacex. go ahead, mike. >> we're about to reconfigure the link. that s

>> i told the operations team. they know there is no difference process them prior to my arrival. >> of a gentleman's time is completed. >> can i ask that he provide any written guidance on overtime? >> i will make that request on behalf of the committee. >> can you hear me? >> yes we can. >> okay. thank you. mr. dejoy, thanks very much for coming today. i want to clear up some of the biggest political misinformation the majority is actually putting out, and then i also want to say thank you very much for the acknowledgment. my colleagues [inaudible] you have over $10 billio $10 mih on hand and access to a 10 billion-dolla$10 billion lint makes you l fiscally viable 2021 is that true? >> yes, but i would say that only in washington dc would that be a good position to beul in a. is $135 billion of liabilitiesd and $2.5 billion biweekly payroll "-end-double-quotes of others but yes we can get t through the election and with the loan i don't know how we would pay it back but should we take if they should be fine throu

military operates and what it operates with. concernpell out is a that if we ended up in this conflict, our forward operating guam, land bases in asia, japan, would come under immediate attack from precise and large quantities of position-guided weapons, missiles, hypersonic weapons of different ranges and types. our navy forces and see bases, aircraft carriers, would face a similar onslaught of large quantities of low-cost, very precise weapons, antiship ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, carrier killer, ballistic missiles. our air power would struggle to get close and struggle to be relevant, because of the dense, integrated air defense systems the chinese have built, all of this with an idea of pushing the u.s. military farther away, making it harder for us to operate and ultimately engaging in what the chinese military refers to as systems destruction warfare, which is the feeling of capabilities to rip apart the critical enabling technologies and technologies the u.s. relies on to operate income that -- up combat -- the u

operations, next callers. welcome, caller, you have up to two minutes. >> speaker: a city student and i'm calling to urge the supervisor to not move forward with this project and i am not against development and i'm not against developing the reservoir. i think a lot of people understand we're in a housing crisis and they're looking for solutions. the reservoir is not a solution to the affordable housing crisis in the city and if we want to resolve that crisis, we need to look at 100% affordable housing to be developed without more market housing. we're above our target goal in the th city and we should be focusing on the affordable housing. i would also like to comment on the public land that will be to a for-profit dropper. publideveloper.it is the right o this land and whatever happens to it who should decided or should be kept in public land. i really, really urge the supervisors reconsider this development agreement chiefly because we need this public land to stay public land instead of turning it into a

once you lose global operability, it gets more expensive. saw this when europe and other country started demanding date of globalization. facebook or google cannot keep the data in the most efficient spot. they have to build a data center in germany and france and in china and all over the world to keep that country's data in that location. the cost of doing business increased everywhere just for data localization. you will see the same thing happening these fragmenting internet. apple had to build extra data centers and give control to house icloudtwo data for chinese citizens. that is just the tip of the iceberg. it will get more complicated with regulatory requirements that will have severe consequences. you are creating a more fragile global network. , soare concentrating power if you look at it now, if i want to create a blog or have a social media platforms, there are a few left that are large. what is happening now -- it is either google or microsoft. that is very convenient for regulators. now they only have to go to facebook or twit

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reporter: what about the operational changes? kayleigh: the president thinks amazon is the best way to go. i would let him answer further reporter: the president congratulate -- further. presidentthe congratulated laura loom her for her victory in florida and he also congratulated another candidate in georgia who has extreme views. kayleigh: the president congratulate people who officially get the republican nomination for congress as a matter of course. he has not done a deep dive into statements by these women. i don't know if he has seen that. but he supports the muslim community. he supports the community of faith in this country. the president says cost is a consideration in selecting the white house for his acceptance speech next week. i am wondering if cost is a consideration when he is electing when to travel to his homes in florida and new jersey? kayleigh: the president made clear he wants to look at cost with regard to the convention. he always tries to. but the president is entitled to leave the white house and has do

operations, next caller, please. >> caller: hello. good evening, members of the board of supervisors and the staff. thank you very much to president yee for allowing this member to come forward with a special process to bring this measure forward after the issue in the previous week. friends of caltrain is an organization that is focusing on stable funding for caltrain in the context of their public transportation system that is accessible to all. and in the interest of making it accessible to all, we have for over five years worked on supporting research and how to make caltrain more equitable and to have access to the greater diversity of people. we are pleased to see as part of its business plan that caltrain is about to approve policies to improve the access and affordability so that a greater share of people at a variety of income levels can use caltrain, which would be funded by the fact that this tax is not moving forward. to put the ability to diversify the caltrain ridership in jeopardy. we, like many of the

but when this has actually really led to a resurgence in operations i think it's something that. is a gradual thing that you see it's very calm often whenever there is an apparent seriousness of tags on the ground in one particular place but it tends to overlook long tune trends in tends to be short sighted if you. guess i want to show you this extraordinary headline it's from india today and here's the headline islamic state tells indian muslims to be coronavirus carious and images could believe a stand to it's time for to for let me just bring you in here have you seen anything in your region where i sill is actually using the pandemic own lies weaponize ing it what are you saying. well in the philippines at least particularly in mindanao i think it was still a very ambiguous relationship between the pandemic and armed groups affiliated or at least linked to chew i sail basically we had some messaging on social media for instance when friday prayers were canceled because of the pandemic and then of course there was dismissal that this is not a good idea for muslims and that we

but operations during the southern operations war delayed until august, 1944 and that originally took place on august 15th. >> troops began to scramble up the beach. >> prepared for an enemy onslaught. not a single german soldier appeared. mine detector squads cleared the roads to permit our tanks to continue on their way. german prisoners were herded on to the beaches for removal to ships. by midnight of august 16th the french commandos had been contacted. it was so smooth that by noon the following day a beach head 20 miles long and five miles deep had been established. >> we are representing them during the maritime alps campaign which was after the initial invasion when they were protecting the right flank of the main advance. they were in combat for approximately 90 days. they were on the lines fighting the germans in the south of france. they were in the maritime alps protecting the right flank, aggressive patrolling and siege warfare going hilltop to hilltop routing the germans out of the area because the germans were dug in there for the entire occupation of france and they ju

they want the postal service to operate and georgia to work on try to make it operate. we should have you feelings abt the health and defense financial steps of the postal service. we should work on legislation to improve it. there are bipartisan efforts to do that. we should roll our stays up and do that work. i would say the same thing about the ppp. i whispered to work with dean phillips in june to pass bipartisan legislation to help small businesses. why are we not doing that right now? why are we not doing that today? that is our job. there are people who are struggling who can't make a check, can't pay the mortgage and wanting whether the revenue in order to survive for business they built up, for people of work for them for years. also we should be working on and i would just posit this is a waste the time for the united states congress, the american people are sick of it and we should be aligned also serves to go back to doing its job. we should be focusing on doing ours. with that i would just back. >> i think the gentleman for yielding and his comets, just as