compliance training with executives, that requires the executive to acknowledge the existence of the policies they understand. was the limitations are, including obviously, you can't trade while in possession of -- the designation of particularly brokerage houses, how to handle all transactions in company stock. that allow section 16 executives and others who may have mp i to be flagged. so those accounts can be monitored you mentioned the survey that the society conducted about two years ago. that indicated approximately 90% of the company survey by in-house legal. i mentioned in my opening remarks, virtually every company imposes blackout periods. in advance of quarterly earnings. but it's more stringent, those windows will be closed in the event that new material information develops, it could be a leadership change. it could be something with respect to a new product and then of course figure regulate the adoption of 10b 51 one pot plans when they can be adopted and cooling off periods there's a suite of policies that companies have become much more conversant and frequent users

compliance training with executives, it requires executives to acknowledge the existence of the policies that they understand what limitations are including obviously you can't trade while in possession of mmpi. the designation of brokerage houses to handle all transactions in company stock that allow section 16 executives and others who may have mmpi to be flagged. monitored.nts can be you mentioned the survey, that the society conducted about two years ago, that indicated approximately 90% of the companies surveyed required byclearance of trade in-house legal. i mentioned in my opening remarks virtually every company imposes blackout times but it is more stringent than just that. windows will be closed in the event the new material information develops whether it is a leadership change or with respect to a new product. of course, some companies further regulate the adoption of 10 b 51 plans when they can be cooling-off periods and things like that. trying to avoid executives becoming embroiled in an insider-trading allegation or incredibly action is time-consuming and expensive for com

he asserts executive privilege. what happens next?> there would be, well, we would -- >> if you were the senate, you couldn't come here to get a resolution which were not the senate, you are the house. >> we expect -- >> you come back here -- >> we would go back to the district court for a resolution of those questions as in when duty that. but again, if this court were to rule in our favor we would expect to reopen the accommodations process and hopefully reach a resolution that would allow us to avoid contenting to litigate the case. and just one final point i want to make if i may, which is the imbalance in terms of the argument here, particularly on standing, that a committee of the house exercise its article at authorities unlike every other litigant who issues a subpoena, and unlike what i understand the department of justice would do if mr. mcgahn actually said he would appear and testify, i expect that they would as they've done in other cases relating to our subpoenas that they would go to court to seek to prevent him from do

, the power to execute and enforce the law is an executive function altogether and that means that it's to determine when to exercise the prosecutorial power. the only significant limitation on the discretion comes from otherr provisions in the constitution. for example, the united states attorney could not decide to prosecute only people of a particular race or a particular religion. but aside from that limitation, which thankfully remains only a hypothetical in our country, the executive has broad discretion to decide whether to bring criminal prosecutions in particular cases. the key question then is how the executive should exercise its prosecutorial discretion. 80 years agors, this spring onf my predecessors in this job, then attorney general robert jackson gave a famous speech to the conference of the united states attorneys in which he described the proper role and qualities of federal prosecuto prosecutors. justice jackson was one of only a handful who ultimately ended up as a justice on the supreme court. much has changed in the decades since justice jackson's remarks. but he w

young executed in iran despite a global outcry car in 1000 he was tortured into confessing a murder he didn't commit. and as the venice film festival draws to a close the movie industry is piling a pandemic killing food bowl global cinema culture correspondent takes us through the heart of. a matter how welcome historic peace talks have begun between the afghan government and the taliban in the hope of ending 2 decades of bloodshed the 2 warring sides meeting face to face for the 1st time in the gulf state of qatar mediators including the united states are pushing for agreement but the rival parties have vastly different visions for the future of afghanistan. qur'an recitation to start the event many afghans have been waiting for for decades face to face peace talks between the government and the taliban unite. state secretary of state mike compare flew to the opening ceremony in doha qatar and urged the warring sides to seize the opportunity. but the choice of your political system is of course yours to make in the united states we've found a democracy notably the principle of peacefu

we get a working group to gather, a reason we have the executive committee working with executive agents in our recommendations, identifying, over classifying things, setting standards so that we don't get into the situation. there will be a decision the communities make and congress to assess and make sure the executive on that, we don't have a magic bullet, to classify another, nobody seems to be doing it yet. that is where lack of leadership is to leave the project. >> a legislative branch, responsibility, exclusively an executive branch. >> an executive situation responsible for it. congress has oversight and serves the underlying premise of transparency with defense mechanism, those things that are not classified but take a lot of leeway and this moves forward. and classification does not continue to broaden application. >> the construct or reform with regard to the classification, not something that gets it right. help us get our arms around that. >> items that shouldn't be classified. the construct of having leadership, moving toward that goal or standard application as possible,

item nine is authorizing the executive director to execute an. agreement for purchase and sale of real estate between the tjpa and the successor agency to the san francisco redevelopment agency of those portions from private parties and directing staff to proceed with execution of the sale agreement and closing on the parcels. >> if i may, to the board, i would like to excuse myself for this item based on my role as officer of the community investment, which is a party to the agreement which the board. with that, i'll recuse myself and turn over this meeting to vice chair. >> they can continue developing in the trans-bay district and the 30% housing. these parcels are actually located in the temporary terminal and they include two private parcels and other parcels that were acquired from the state. (indie indiscernible). >> you have before you today a proposed forum of purchase and sale agreement pursuant to which the tjpa would convey to the successor agency to the san francisco redevelopment agency four private parcels of property in the tempor

executive power. in many states, there are no statutes, or the legislators bowed out of the picture. right? just letting the governors do what they want to do. now, what i've said is, yes, there is -- executive power by its very nature does come and should fill the void right at the beginning of any crisis like this. in some crises, like war, you do need a strong component of executive leadership. but once the emergency nature of it starts to abate, the legislature should give a little bit more guidance -- like, yeah, you can do this for 30 days and then come back to us. if we don't like what we're -- you're doing, we'll exercise a little more control over it. but there has been very little of that. and most of the governors do what bureaucrats always do, which is they act, you know, they defy common sense. and, you know, they treat free citizens as babies that can't take responsibility for themselves and others. so i was saying, well, one, you have to give business people an opportunity. tell them th

iran has executed a young wrestling champion in defiance of a global campaign calling for his sentence to be revoked naveed of car he was convicted of stabbing a security guard to death during anti-government protests the 27 year old athlete sent messages from prison saying he was tortured into confessing to crimes he didn't commit the protesters have gathered outside a rain embassies worldwide here in berlin demonstrators called on governments to condemn the execution and take action against iran. well earlier today a group of exiled iranians gathered to protest the execution outside iran's embassy here in berlin our reporter jared reed caught up with one of them dornoch yasi he began by asking her what the message was behind today's protest. we ask the german . minister e to condemn the mass of human rights violations in iran and to put maximum pressure on the run your resume to stop this in human executions of peaceful protests and what is your message to iran it's so. the message of you for your honest self is to stop this inhuman executions and we want freedom we want peace we wan

is the executive the most powerful branch right now?>> which is not the case in the early republic the congress was clearly the most powerful branch so one of the two great justices on the court writing the constitution is pretty clear congress has the power and then it goes in the other direction and alexander hamilton wrote about this the court is called the least dangerous branch doesn't have the sword and executive has a military now there is a standing army nothing like our founders could have conceived and we talked about that in the introduction of the book that we do have to look to bigger government citizens don't have muskets to defend ourselves against the international threats we face today with modern technology we have to have some type a standing army today. but the government has the sword and government has the purse the executive branch can move things around a little bit and move some money around now they're doing that for covert relief because the parties cannot get together on this now there's a 2 trillion-dollar b

so we suggested the executive agency and the executive committee for that and i think those are important factors to get these things and not duplicating costs and energy. >> the new space, the new commander of space command recently testified that overclassification is making it more difficult for space command to support the war fighters. congressman tierney, can you talk a little about how overclassification affects operations and missions, not just the public's right to know, but also very real day-to-day risk-laden scenarios? >> i can, senator. i'm looking for some notes that i have on that because it's not just lieutenant general that has talked about that, but it was also general hyden, his predecessor on that and talking about the fact they were duplicating things and they shouldn't, didn't need to be doing that. it has had a serious effect on it and i think those are the two best examples that we've had and let's see if i can find it. general hyden was talking about just the overclassification of information within the defense department. and what he said, it was unbelievably rid

thank you. >> thank you, executive director mark zabaneh. madam secretary? >> yes, director hirsch and then director lipkin. >> i wanted to thank you mark for his leadership. for me, mark has always been transparent, no surprises. he's understood the problem from both sides of the equation. i will miss working with you, mark. i wish you great success in the next chapter, and i hope -- i challenge this board to find someone with the transparency, integrity and leadership that we're losing. i assume good news for mark, a sad day for us. thank you for your leadership and i wish you great success. >> thank you for your continued support. >> okay, director? >> this is a bit of a sad day but i wanted to celebrate you, mark. i joined the board in 2017 with the opening of the transit center a couple of months after that and then the ultimate low of the transit center closing due to the vaccine. you provided tremendous leadership during that very, very difficult time and the most important testament to that is now that the center has reopened, there aren't any questi

agentgested the executive and executive committee for that. i think those of the important factors to take into consideration to get this types of things done in a way to make sure you are not a caning and energies. commander of space command recently testified that over classification is making it more difficult for space command to support the war fighter. can you talk about how over classification affects operations and missions not just the public's right to know but riskvery real day-to-day laden scenarios? >> i can. i am looking for some notes that i have on that because it's not just the lieutenant general who talked about that, it was also another general his predecessor. they talked about the fact that they were just duplicating things when they shouldn't need to be doing that. it has a serious effect and i think those were the two best examples that we had. can -- general haydn was talking about the over classification of information within the defense department. he said it was ridiculous. aboutals were worried over classification a

taliban begin in concert both sides are cautiously optimistic also coming up a young a wrestler executed in iraq despite a global outcry naveed off khari maintained he was tortured into confessing to a murder he didn't connect. and the tensions rise on the greek island of lesbos thousands demand to leave after fire destroyed the natori asli overcrowded doria migrants camp. i'm directorates and welcome to the show historic peace talks have begun between the afghan government and the taleban in the hope of ending 2 decades of bloodshed the 2 warring sides are meeting face to face for the 1st time in the gulf a state of qatar mediators including the united states are pushing for agreement but the rival parties have a vastly different visions for the future of afghanistan. a qur'an recitation to start the event many afghans have been waiting for for decades face to face peace talks between the government and the taliban united states secretary of state mike pompei of flew to the opening ceremony in doha qatar and urged the warring sides to seize the opportunity. but the choice of your politi

we suggested the txe executive agent, we suggest of the executive committee for that. think those areho the important factors to take into consideration and to get those types of things done in a way with cost and energy. >> the new space -- the new commander space command testified over classification is make itin more difficult to make its ply the war fighters. congressman can you talk a little bit about how over classification affects operations and missions? not just the public's right to know, but also very real day-to-day risk- [inaudible] i can set it apart i'm looking for some notes that i have on that. it's not just lieutenant general that wants to talk about that, it was also general payton and his predecessor on that. and talk about the fact that they are just duplicating things when they shouldn't and did not need to be doing that. it has a serious effect on it. and i think those of the two best examples that we have had. let me see, general height and was talking about just the over complication of information within the defense department when he says it

eisenhower, do solemnly swear that you will faithfully execute the office of president of the unitedtes. faithfullyill execute the office of the president of the united states. >> and will to the best of your ability. >> and will to the best of my ability. >> preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. >> so help you god. >> so help me god. to dwight d.oath, eisenhower became the 34th president of the united states, succeeding harry s truman. ,ffection known as ike president eisenhower came to prominence as commander in chief of allied forces in europe during world war ii. operations unified until the surrender of germany in 1945. he returned home to a hero's welcome, following which as a civilian, key served briefly as president of columbia university. in 1950, president truman calm him to organize and direct the military forces of nato. signified his availability for the presidential nomination as a republican, winning the nomination from taft, the respected leader of republican conservatives. richa

item 11, authorizing the interim executive director to execute a general service agreement for landscape maintenance services for salesforce park with gachina landscape management for an amount not to exceed $911,297 for a three-year term. john will present the item. >> thank you, donald. this item seeks your approval of a general services agreement for landscape maintenance services with gachina landscape management to maintain salesforce park. as stated, the initial three-year term has not to exceed amount of $911,297 and the contract has two one-year options for renewal at fixed pricing. following the issuance of the request for proposals in april of this year, tjpa received six proposals prior to the published june 22nd due date. a selection committee was then formed, composed of myself, a representative of the east cut cbd and the chief sustainability officer at the city of san francisco. we were facilitated by ed sung of the staff. i want to give a shoutout to ed for his assistance helping the newbie through the process. the committee scored the written proposals and invited the to

for announcing yet another's -- another executive order. they tend to be announced with a lot of sound and fury and when you actually look at the details and the implementation, there is a lot less than what appears to be announced. the lost wage assistance executive order, which has proven to be a weak and unworkable substitute for unemployment insurance, instead of agreeing to it simply extend the $600 benefit and executive action taken last month, it slashes the enhanced benefits by $200 to $300. it does this by raising a very limited relief fund to cover the .ost it forces cash-strapped states to pick up the rest of the bill, those who can. on august 10, you said most states would be able to execute the program within the next week or two. as of friday, only six states have started to pick -- pay out these benefits. can you tell us how many americans have received these benefits, how many are still waiting, and how many may never get them at all? >> i would be happy to get back to you with the exact statistics. i am not aware of how man

sorry no more executions let's an execution family members sexual assault really it's a gradual notice usually. the u.n. report comes out just as the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei all travels to south america to step up pressure against my daughter. but while venezuela struggles to find a way out of its economic and political crisis victims saying only international pressure will help them in their fight for justice untruth that is i will. a slow moving storm is pummeling parts of the us with torrential rain and winds of up to 165 kilometers an hour for now tropical storm sally is the 2nd powerful storm to hit the gulf coast in less than 3 weeks and more on the way 7 storms a brewing in the atlantic will slowly made landfall early on wednesday between alabama and florida flooding homes and streets along the coastline half a 1000000 homes and businesses have lost power moving at an agonizingly slow pace of about 5 kilometers per hour sally will make its way to central georgia by thursday where forecasters are warning of serious flash flooding losing strength she's expected to cont

as sales went up, so did executive compensation. even after the first crash that killed 189 in the java sea and despite failing to share key information about the changes to the aircraft, boeing executives profited from a $20 billion stock buyback. testifying to the committee in july 2019, a man who lost his entire family in the subsequent crash of ethiopia airlines flight 302 said this is where the problem lies -- >> boeing should not be allowed to act like a mere investment company, extracting wealth to supercharge a shareholder return at the expense of safety and quality. >> the federal aviation authority largely delegated oversight of the 737 max to boeing itself. even after the first crash, the faa took boeing at its word that it was compliant with federal safety regulations. boeing and the faa both insist they have changed, but as regulators move to recertify the 737 max, grounded worldwide since march 20 19, victims' families say once again, things are moving too quickly. however, what has changed is the credibility of the fa

the new president organized an executive team of cabinet members and advisors on a staff basis.e assigned individual responsibility for administrative action subject to his final approval, and gave increased significance to the vice presidency, by delegating to mr. nixon, functions in the field of international relations. this woman became the first secretary of the new department of health, education, and welfare. this department has come to sponsor broad programs of research and support and health, -- in health, education, and social security. the supreme court became a focal point of national interest following the death of chief ,ustice vinson, earl warren governor of california appointed , to succeed him. in 1954, the court rendered a verdict of far-reaching social significance, that segregation in schools is unconstitutional. in little rock, arkansas, preparations were being made for compliance with the court verdict. arkansas's governor ordered the continuance of segregated schools. violence occurred as anti-integrationists prevented the enrollment of negro pupils into al

congress still has the purse the executive branch can move things around.and then they just cannot get together. men to come together but then neither side wants to concede for those to go under that might be able to thrive but to be denied based on state and local action. >> absolutely. >> before we get to north carolina something that is special called the unelected you do a really great job to start many chapters with a real-world situation and one of the stories struck me and he really brought it home if you are a racing fan like im you know bobby answer found himself in a strange and dangerous situation and came up against the power of the state tell us what happened. >> he one indianapolis 500 and a big racing family is the uncer family among those vehicles are snowmobile so he has a ranch out west he drives around the snowmobile in the snow in the winter months and one day he was going out and a friend of his did not have the same experience goes out and goes into federal and wandering about. so there was a blizzard not one that he could predict nece

executed in iran despite a global outcry. maintained he was tortured into confessing to a murder he didn't commit. and as the venice film festival draws to a close the movie industry is highly a pandemic full global cinema culture correspondent takes us through the heart. i'm anthony howard welcome to the start peace talks have begun between the afghan government and the taliban in the hope of ending 2 decades of bloodshed the 2 warring sides meeting face to face for the 1st time in the gulf state of qatar mediators including the united states of pushing for agreement but the rival parties have vastly different visions for the future of afghanistan. a koran recitation to start the event many afghans have been waiting for for decades face to face peace talks between the government and the taliban united states secretary of state mike compare flew to the opening ceremony in doha qatar and urged the warring sides to seize the opportunity. of the choice of your political system is of course yours to make in the united states we'v

for announcing yet another's -- another executive order. they tend to be announced with a lot of sound and fury and when you actually look at the details and the implementation, there is a lot less than what appears to be announced. the lost wage assistance executive order, which has proven to be a weak and unworkable substitute for unemployment insurance, instead of agreeing to it simply extend the $600 benefit and executive action taken last month, it slashes the enhanced benefits by $200 to $300. it does this by raising a very limited relief fund to cover the .ost it forces cash-strapped states to pick up the rest of the bill, those who can. on august 10, you said most states would be able to execute the program within the next week or two. as of friday, only six states have started to pick -- pay out these benefits. can you tell us how many americans have received these benefits, how many are still waiting, and how many may never get them at all? >> i would be happy to get back to you with the exact statistics. i am not aware of how man

welcome executive director shireen mcfadden. >> sorry about that. thank you president knutzen and commissioners. i want to make sure that you can hear me if the quality of the sound isn't good. i can turn off my video. is that okay so far? >> president knutzen: okay. >> it's fine. >> thanks. i will start with the federal landscape. at this moment congress still has the budget and the house and senate has yet to an agreement. other groups asking congress to add money to the budget to support older american act programs especially given all the covid. [indiscernible] [audio breaking]. >> president knutzen: you're breaking up. [indiscernible] [audio breaking] >> can we have everyone else go on mute while she's speaking. maybe we can get better connectivity. [indiscernible] >> president knutzen: i don't think the executive director can hear us either. >> keep talking. >> start again? >> yes. >> i can hear you now. >> sorry about that. i will start from i left off. as you know, i'm a board member representing california for the national association of ar

i am enclosing a copy of the executive order i have issued. signed, donald j. trump, the white house, september 30, 2020. the speaker pro tempore: referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. pursuant to section 4-b of the house resolution 967, the house stands adjourned until 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning for morning hour debate and 11:00 a.m. for legislative business. ♪ you are watching them, your unfiltered view of government. created as a public service and brought to you today your television provider. senator's mitt romney and tim scott met with judge amy coney barrett on capitol hill earlier today.

i see executive director pelham's hand up. i want to recognize her before i go back to commissioner bush and chiu. >> i just had a conviction -- quick add-on to the pat ford show and what it looks like in practical terms. when we are doing policy reviews and policy analysis to get to legislative developments, there's the key point that he mentioned early on, which is the administrative review piece. it is not pat sitting at his computer doing research in theory, based on white papers of the organization at issue, right. it is about also understanding how the implementation of the current laws that are on the books have worked and how they have not worked. that engages people in addition to policy. it's our engagement compliance staff,eding from our enforcement team where have we not been able to enforce the law because there's been problems with the law. the reports that continue to come out with the controller's office and elsewhere about what we're seeing with the current corruption investigation. so all of that is a very --

the executive branch. any time one is terminated, it's natural it will raise questions. inspector generals like other officers in the executive branch do serve at the pleasure of the president. i also want to emphasize that the inspector general has a team and they're work continues even after removal. and while i believe the president complied with both the law and with precedent from previous administrations and his termination of mr. linick, some questions surrounding his removal remain and that's why we're having the hearing today. i'm pleased, though, that all three of you are here to shed more light to the public on the president's decision. and i do think it will be revealing and i think we'll understand it better. it's important to note that this is not the first action congress has taken regarding this matter. over the course of this year, committee has conducted multiple interviews with current and former state department personnel, spoken to acting inspector general and conducted an interview wi

sanctions accountable today i will take the 1st action under this new executive order by sanctioning the year in the ministry of defense and armed forces logistics and iran's defense industries organization and its director well as tensions increase between iran and the u.s. there are calls for unity at the united nations the annual general debate gets underway in a few hours' time but the special ceremony on monday marks 75 years since the organization was formed in his address the french president in manama said global rivalries up undermining the un's purpose. our shared home is in disarray this is a reflection of the state of the world the foundations are crumbling the was a being chipped away at this and it times by those who built them to booze that were viewed as being unassailable of being breached wars of any chemical weapons use mess detentions are currently being used with impunity of rights hard won being trampled upon and international system as a hostage of rivalries and is being weakened in its ability to prosecute for these abuses and meanwhile those sentiments were b

he was executed, he was hanged.rotest went far and wide, well beyond the usual places. the united states condemned it, grassroots did, the international olympic committee, the world cares association, many of them saying that this was really an extraordinarily brutal act. i want you to respond to the international outcry against this execution. >> well, thank you for asking that question and moving forward. i think it is important to set the record straight. first of all, as you know, we have an unusual government. judges and judiciary have their own independence from the centers of authority of the judiciary. second, issues about capital punishment is a lively debate in the united states, in iran. whether capital punishment is good or bad, whether it serves the purpose of deterring crime or whether it does not. and i don't think in the span of about one hour, even if we had more, we could have a live debate, everybody has their own views, but capital punishment is in the iran criminal court as well as in the united

oversight in the executive branch is something that we do. it's a core of what we do. and i believe we should be using this precious platform not for politics but for advancing foreign policy priorities. we have the russians meddling and yet more european elections potentially even in our, the piece deals being signed. communists trying to continue to grossly violate the human rights of the users. in hong kong, yes we are using this time to debate something in the past administrations have done. which is to fired inspector general for failing to do the job. we need this committee hopefully maybe after the election to get back to focusing on big important things going on around the world. it further, secretary cooper, first set up the political military and american foreign policies . and support the priorities, and why is it important that the state department maintain the authority over the arms sales. >> is not juste the authority over the arms has come also the authority on title 22 and title ten security assistance print so the whole package. if one looks at the ar

but there is a sense there is going to be more executive orders coming.his is the underlying issue and anytok and wechat chinese company that might be in a position to collect data on u.s. citizen. there is a national security law in china that allows the government to command any chinese company to turnover that some massivering change in the law, that concern is going to drive more action from the administration. emily: what do you make of this news about tiktok that the government is now calling on gaming companies, the u.s. government calling on gaming companies to shed light on their data relationship with tencent, a huge company that has tentacles around the world, and certainly broader implications on chinese companies trying to do business in the united states. anna: definitely broader implications but tencent is the parent company of wechat, and that wechat executive order on august 6, was- issued at the same time as the first tiktok order. and this comes down to concerns -- concerns among u.s. policymakers, not just in the administration, about

the president would go back and rewrite the executive order. now that doesn't happen anymore. it used to happen a dozen times a year. two dozen times a congressional session. now it almost never happens. just a few examples, the supreme court invalidated part of the voting rights act that passed 98-0. when it was invalidated seven years ago and in that amount of time, even though the voting rights act passed by unanimous margins, able to rewrite the bill that was invalidated because in that short amount of time, congress became so contentious and hyperpolarized, so instead of the ongoing conversation, what the supreme court says goes. with the dreamers and same-sex marriage, these are things i think congress would weigh in but instead falling to the supreme court to make these decisions for the people, and i think that's less than ideal and it's not the values. >> founders did intend for the supreme court justices to be nominated and serve lifetime terms, article three of the constitution. gabe, why do you believe there should be term limits imposed on supreme court justices a

sam kiley, cnn in abu dhabi. >>> iranian champion wrestler navid afkari has been executed, despite anpaign that tried to spare his life. now he had been sentenced to death in relation to a murder that happened during a 2018 protest. iran's state-run news agency reports that he was executed after the victim's family refused to forgive him. now the executive director of world players association says he doesn't believe that's why afkari, pardon me, was executed. >> the concept for us that an athlete who is involved in peaceful protests who is convicted of crimes because he went to coerced confessions, suffered torture and then subjected to execution is just horrifying. this just goes to show that we have so much work to do. we were hopeful that sport would be more powerful than politics in this, but it seems that that's not been the case. >> cnn journalist joins us from tehran. given what was discussed there, it seems that almost the international campaign might have had the opposite effect. i know his family had said that they were outraged that they weren't even allowed to see him bef

i'm the executive director. this last friday, we lost united states supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. justice ginsberg had a monumental impact on advancing gender equality in this country and was really the lion of the court in terms of justice and equity for many decades. she was able to see things as they should be, not just as they are, and bravely and methodically taught others to see, too. she was a giant in her intellect, she had relentless commitment to excellence and she had complete humanity. we're naurnl she walked among us. so many women have opportunities to make the most of their lives and talents because of justice ginsburg. if her hp, i would [inaudible] with an equity update. the port has begun the internal work to build, support and reinforce an anti-racist workplace. we are engaging our staff in reviewing our workplace demographics, really to identify areas where we can be more racially diverse and inclusive. we're looking at hiring and recruitment, training and promotions as well as d

they delegated the authority to classify as other agencies with executive order. the declassification applies to intelligence located throughout the federal government. it generally doesn't extend beyond. the government liabl governmente declassification does not only resource intensive but suppose all information is treated the same they do not have the or expertise to held by the entire federal government. as such protecting its methods andro activities. this role for the odni complex contrary to the smaller integration body rather than a organization.onal the enormous and effort to endem the likelihood of success cannot rest in any structure in which individual experience and authority over the classified information. with the concerns outlined in the role we also believe they are not well-suited to chair the committee over the governmentwide declassification efforts. while they would welcome the discussion on the creation of the executive committee on declassification programs, they recommended the committee engage with other federal agencies with long-standin