but sometimes the civil service can be a bit _ the civil service can be a bit sclerotic?to get things done but things take too long? {hail have tried to get things done but things take too long? civil servants are frustrated _ things take too long? civil servants are frustrated with _ things take too long? civil servants are frustrated with that _ things take too long? civil servants are frustrated with that and - things take too long? civil servants are frustrated with that and there l are frustrated with that and there are frustrated with that and there are many reasons for that, an institution of 500,000 people, and it is not even to control its own destiny, it requires ministers to make decisions to allow it to do things, so if you want to look at productivity, there are many reasons why that has declined, and most government departments have had ten different cabinet ministers in the last decade, there has not been clear to dot adopt but theirjob is to adapt. they have also got to keep things going on they are trying to get things done but they do not have ministers

this audiences, the country at large but also the civil service.— also the civil service.this plan will land on desks _ also the civil service. this plan will land on desks across - also the civil service. this plan - will land on desks across whitehall with the heavy thud of a gauntlet to being thrown down the. i do think that too many people in whitehall are comfortable in the tepid bath of managed decline. you are comfortable in the tepid bath of managed decline.— managed decline. you want to be surrised managed decline. you want to be surprised when _ managed decline. you want to be surprised when i _ managed decline. you want to be surprised when i tell _ managed decline. you want to be surprised when i tell you - managed decline. you want to be surprised when i tell you plenty l managed decline. you want to be| surprised when i tell you plenty of civil servants don�*t think much of that remark. this event was all about the prime minister wanting to prioritise and point to what matters to him but prioritising some things means not prioritising others. you set out thes

guest: we've seen a lot of headlines about plans to hollow out the united states civil service. these are individual that's where a note to the constitution to protect ants to do the work of the american people. everybody wants government to work more efficiently, we all do. but what we know is that in countries like ours with a robust civil service, it actually much more efficient and prone to corruption than countries where civil servants are for the size or swear loyalty. if that type of policy were to be implemented, we believe there are legal problems to that, and we would intend unlikely taking legal action if they ignore the law and try to undermine the ability at our government to work for the people. host: what is the main legal problem in your mind? guest: there are multiple problems. we don't know exactly how they will go about doing it there are existing protections in place for civil service that congress has put in place including additional protections that the biden administration put in place in april. in addition, having outsiders in government, billionaire out

i think everyone is seeking to do the part that their civil service is projected as possible and ablepeople and individuals are not unfairly targeted. >> speaking of online information, specific federal worker information was exposed on the x platform. were any laws or rights infringed on that process and are there options that are open to those employees part of that? >> there is a lot of looking at what has happened and individuals affected are considering obviously the rights and remedies that they have. the main thing that we need to keep in mind in this time is that we do have to own voices and for the american people to say that this has no place in america. people seeking to do their jobs and fulfills a their duties to the american people and constitution do not deserve to be targeted by anyone, let alone incoming administration that obviously has a similar obligation to the constitution and people. i think you will see a range of groups and others seeking to support civil service during this time. >> quickly here, is elon musk at risk and he being the richest man and also the

-- merit-based civil service is in my mind incomprehensible. do you want that nurse at the v.a. hospital that the first criteria is who did she vote for? or that air traffic controller who says, i may have been politically active for a nonpopular candidate so i might get fired. the independent economist at the bureau of labor statistics, presidents of each party get mad when the numbers come out because the numbers are verified. the rest of the world would run from that and, frankly, undermine the reserve nature of the u.s. dollar as the backbone of the world if we are cooking the books on our economic numbers. there are a host of examples that we could almost go category by category. the vast majority of federal workers that i interact with, most could have done better in the private sector, they do this work because of this sense of public service. you get rid of a merit-based system and do it all for political patronage, who will join that kind of government on a forward-going basis? it undermines our security and the ability yf the -- abili

it was as much today about telling whitehall and telling the civil service what the prime minister wantsider public.— wider public. thank you very much indeed, _ wider public. thank you very much indeed, we _ wider public. thank you very much indeed, we will - wider public. thank you very much indeed, we will have l wider public. thank you very - much indeed, we will have much more on that coming up in the next few minutes, but for now, around the world and across the united kingdom, you are watching bbc news. the latest now on the political turmoil that has engulfed france where president macron will address the nation in a few hours time. it follows michel barnier�*s resignation as prime minister, after his government was toppled in a no—confidence motion on wednesday evening. this is mr barnier arriving at the elysee palace to see president macron who only appointed him prime minister three months ago. he's the first french prime minister to be forced out like this in more than sixty years. his government collapsed after mps of both left and right voted overwhelmingly in support of th

they do not value the civil service. they have never valued the civil service and they think that government workers are lazy. they think government workers do not deserve pension benefits and they believe that our government workers do not serve america well. that is a very different argument than the one we see had by those individuals who rely on social services and are saying that hey, we want to have an ease of transition to receive those benefits. those are two very different things. but the right will push as hard as they can do to do the very thing they have been arguing for decades. that government size is too big and we do not need the services provided by government because they want to privatize everything. >> please stick around. we have a lot more to discuss. next up, maga might hate him but there is a reason why trump could put one of america's most unlikable governors on his cabinet. ble governors on his cabinet. . breztri gave me better breathing starting within 5 minutes. it also reduced flare-ups. brez

the most critical thing is to follow civil service. civil service says you have to do cuts in certain areas before you can even touch a person. initial cuts include eliminating $25 million in police overtime, two police academies and the browning out of two fire stations. but oakland fire could ultimately see six total fire stations browned out next year. labor unions have provided alternative options to avoid cuts and concessions. the bargaining units are willing to talk, or at least come to the table, but it's not the first option. there are other places to find some funds before you come for my members pockets. under the cuts, opd would still have $5 million in overtime. the anti-police terror project thinks that's still too much highlighting some positions are being paid hundreds of thousands in overtime. the compensation time and overtime practices within the department are set up in a way that dooms us to fail, that dooms us to spend millions of dollars in unregulated overtime costs that are purely a waste of money. but the oakla

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all the civil service and all the administration . so we'll continue to work. so these are the home and we'll continue to and i would like to thank all those that are continuing to work and for your dedication for the good function of the country and the beginning of the year. and you watch it will be prepared. this is unfortunate in order to protect the residents against the inflation, and i don't want the different citizens to pay this bill. this is important because it will help the country also to be able to fund our law enforcement to help. and so our, every culture you really get a in the farmers and also to come to the risk you of in you county. don't you, as you know, i can not in naples to be candidates for 2027. so i'm not just, and this is for this, i don't have this impatient. what is important for me is you have our interest and the interest of the countries we have 13 months until the end of the. it meant that that you gave me, we have 13 months so that the government could act to make friends a stronger and more fear more just the country that is

unfortunately, the way government works is that you have a neutral administrative civil service that oftentimes when it's working well, is not hyper visible. so we learn to take it for granted. and we also do want to protect our civil servants from political interference so that they can do their jobs. they can apply their expertise, they can get their sort of routine regulatory and administrative tasks done without being worried that they're going to be fired. for example, these are the kinds of protections that sometimes took decades to build in the early 20th century. and now we see that leaders can very quickly, overnight, get do away with those protections if they're so inclined. >> many of these folks are loyalists to him. and you have written before, perhaps not with this in mind, but parties are susceptible to capture by narrowly organized private interests. is there concern about what we're seeing in terms of the cabinet picks and writ large for the republican party? >> yes. president trump has been enormously successful at basically co-opting an entire political party. even

many of them are young and then the parents wanted me to become a civil service, but i didn't like the idea of getting such an old fashioned job and being stuff making money, having fun when i suppose, and some change in 45 minutes on d, w. the crises around everything is connection mapped out shows the do you see the on the board is what makes things the way they are. all the solutions mapped out, navigating a changing world. now on youtube, the, [000:00:00;00] the times the good old days of the west, german economic miracle, and the 1915th. when the government promised prosperity for 10 years ago, germany was still the world's top exporter. but in a series of setbacks, the cold, good pandemic, the war and ukraine can, the energy crisis have left the countries industry. 100 clinic, custom pressure kind of gets back on track. also on the show green hydrogen po for hype solar power via cable a viable undertaking plus.

and he doesn't like the deep state by which he means really any people in the civil service who might actually have a greater fidelity to the constitution. and the rule of law than to what donald trump wants to have done at any given moment. so trump could actually on do what he has has made in the selection. are we running that risk of becoming a kind of new soviet order, where you've got political people put in 2 jobs that were previously held by, by non partisan experts that we're looking at the weather and how to deal with environmental issues or how to, you know, working in, uh, you know, developing and deploying what the federal government was supposed to do by way of highways and data. and all of this i'm just sort of interested in, is anybody worried about the depth of expertise? the schedule f idea which donald trump tribes and tell our audience what schedule that schedule is essentially a plan to reclassify, career civil servants as people who can be fired or transferred at will in a lot of ways, this is actually going back well further into american history to the spoils sy

to become a civil service, but i didn't like the idea of getting such an old fashioned job and being stuck with dreams coming through, making money. having a son with non falls injunction starts december 13th on dw, the. this is dw news live from berlin. south korea's president apologize. use that the oldest price is regret for his failed attempt to impose martial law. comes just hours before an impeachment vote with use own party saying it's times ago. also coming up here in rebels, push south towards key city of homes with government forces appearing powerless to help their events, the amenities of welcome. we start in south korea, where president human sucky all has apologized for his declaration of martial law. earlier this week is televised, the dress came just hours ahead of an impeachment vote in parliament with mass protest planned in the capital. so i knew that was used 1st public appearances and see a band of human marshal law, attend, which even his own party condemned, but don't you don't kill them. here's how i present you and explained his actions. one piece on gave him

this "the washington post" is reporting that about 56% of the civil service is covered by collectiveargaining contracts. and many of which include provisions for telework and that a record 10% of federal jobs are now designated as fully remote. so, if congress can't get civil service reform done first, are all these efforts for doge going to go anywhere? >> of course the efforts are going to go into action. and here's the thing. the american people are impatient for action. we have the president trump administration. it's going to be aggressive. they are going to be focused. and they are going to be pushing congress to take that action. and get people back to work. make certain that we clear backlogs, and i will add to that another of the doge acts provisions is across the board spending cuts. 1, 2, and 5%. in our discretionary nondefense spending. to say make certain that we are -- that we are certainly reducing what the federal government spends. what we need to do is go in and cap the spending. we need freeze federal hiring, federal salaries, another of the provisions. we need mak

there must be a way to do business here now, except my parents wanted me to become a civil service, but i didn't like the idea of getting such an old fashioned job and being stuck with dreams coming through making money. having a son with non falls injunction stuff. december 13th on d. w. the state of oregon is live number land and new syria. take to shave rebel leaders, me diplomats as deployed a new police force. meanwhile, experience continue to search for loved ones, hoping the new leadership makes good on its promises. coming up, curtis there in space, an uncertain future after assad downfall, fearing the country's new leaders corps and help turkey prost surgery and independent courtesy. and south korea's in bottles. presidents units of goal defense is stored at martial law. the free p vows to find mounting efforts to peach him as authority. search his office for evidence and.

there must be a way to do business here though, except my parents wanted me to time a civil service, but i didn't like the idea of getting such an old fashioned job and being stuck with dreams coming through making money. having a son with non fools injunction stuff, december 13th on d, w. the this is dw news live from berlin. israel says that it is staying in the go on heights despite growing international criticism is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu insisting is really troops will remain in the buffer zone on the board of, of syria. he says to guarantee as real security, also coming up ukraine contaminated with land mines like no other place on earth. it's mike will show you the dangerous task of clearing the ground of explosives and time magazine names us president elect donald trump. it's person of the year for the 2nd time starting a political come back of this story for port.

good was a america civil service activity with naacp and protested for the discriminations against blacks and public transportation and public housing and the reporter as most people come into the building today don't know who he was was district attorney know that not only was a physician, a activity but also an incredible cardplayer. in his spare time. >> and the won a number i published and the also ended edited another newspaper wells fargo willie brown and dr. good had a close relationship in the early 90s several groups got together to his own dr. good and put together petitions and worked very, very hard to have the official address changed. >> dr. king's day of the celebration is in january, i got to call from mayor brown which i've known for in many, many years to ask me to change the street sign this is remarkable. okay. >> in january of 1999 right after the building reopened, mayor brown and i went outside at that moment it was still cold street we shut down the word on the sign that read polk. >> put up the sign that said number one, dr. carlson carlton b goodlett white. >> i

we have foreign service and civil service professionals from all 50 states, we higher from a variety of academic and professional backgrounds, and we have our fair share of lawyers and folks at international relations which may be the most important. we need engineers, we need accountants, we need business majors, it science majors, doctors and nurses. you may also think you need to speak a foreign language to serve the foreign service, you don't. we will teach you. we have a whole foreign service institute devoted to teaching languages, tradecraft, leadership and giving new and seasoned diplomats the tools they need to succeed when the serving overseas. the united states faces a pivotal juncture globally, a moment the president often refers to as an inflection point. the international landscape is complex and often dangerous, the choices we make today about our most fundamental values safeguarding democracy, stability and prosperity for all will shape the trajectory of our country and global community for generations to come, we can't turn away from it and us leadership is essential

office, there are some -- now it seems hilarious, documents about senior figures in the british civil servicen in suits, if you like, fretting about whether this visit is appropriate. should the queen go to help celebrate a country that rebelled against the crown? a mere 200 years ago? one ambassador or senior figure rights to another that there will be a certain amount of -- and does the queen want to be associated with this zest in america? of course the queen is no bothered by this. this is the consternation behind the scenes t a corose has to be reached according to the brits. and so she doesn't arrive until july the sixth, just a couple of days after the actual day and she doesn't go straight off. she goes to philadelphia. that's where the 13 colonies broke away so it was rather appropriate, but it turns out, despite all of the misgivings in the british establishment to be really a fantastic successful trip. of the 13 presidents that she had diplomatic relations or personal relations with, did they ever use each other for political purposes? to bolster images? >> you have hit the nail th

actually the top diplomats of the uk centre washington have tended to be civil servants or have a civil serviceround, dame karen pierce for example. a political figure, lord mandelson. an unusual move in and of itself, the second thing is really what has driven the choice we believe, as you outlined his experience with trade. his role as a commissionerfor experience with trade. his role as a commissioner for trade experience with trade. his role as a commissionerfor trade in the past, he was the business secretary under gordon brown's government and it is that experience, we know there will be such a focus of that is part of the uk— us relationship under the trump administration that seems to have been behind this choice, also adding to the fact he is pretty close to the prime minister. government source saying it shows how importantly they see their relationship with the trump administration that we are sending someone close to the prime minister with unrivalled political and policy experience, particularly on the crucial issue of trade. this has been formally announced, it has been formally a

there must be a way to do business here though, except my parents wanted me to become a civil service, but i didn't like the idea of getting such an old fashioned job and being stuck with dreams coming through, making money, having a son with non falls and so i'm seeing stuff, december 13th on d, w, the this is dw news live from berlin. serious 2nd largest city is now mostly in revel hands, as long as fighters celebrate their advance into a level. and the biggest challenge in here is to the regime of lashara los on also on the sho protesters class with police for a 3rd night in georgia's capital. the leasing, they're angry over the government's decision to freeze talks to join the european union. and romania goes to the poles to elect a new parliament just a week after a little known far right. canada is one. the 1st round of its presidential election .

to see the everyday extraordinary character of the loyal men and women of the civil service, the foreign service, the patient people who made possible the audibles that i would call and suddenly pull together a trip that was never planned. the line, the op center, boy, did i drive them nuts a few times. [laughter] protocol, the consular officers who touched so many lives directly and are so important to our mission around the world. usaid, the marines, the diplomatic security who keep us safe on trips and work extraordinary hours. all of whom make up the core of america's extraordinary diplomatic team. all of this forming the incredible mosaic that is the home of diplomacy. which i wish all people in this city and in all branches of government would be more sensitive and thoughtful about. it's also special to be here in this unbelievable room surrounded by the treasures that decorate it. letters penned by franklin's hand. the architect's table on which our first secretary of state, thomas jefferson, drafted the blueprints of democracy. the antique silver, shaped by a near neighbor of joh

together are you hiv civilization most withdraw the country but not in proud to announce services for science and technology, it's pretty good that will around today and all of you survivors, heroes who have never given up. lives lost. look what you've already done. save lives around the world. it's the power of memory. keep going. we are the united states of america and there's nothing beyond our capacity. when the 119th congress commences next year, one of the first great tasks of this body will be fulfilling our constitutional duty to provide advise and consent regarding the president-elect's nominees. the advise and consent authority is a cornerstone of the senate's constitutional mandate, a power central to preserving america's system of checks and balances. the founding fathers knew firsthand the great danger of allowing unchecked executives to appoint individuals to positions of power without any guardrails. in fact, this was one of their greatest grievances against the british crown. very soon, the senate will be called upon to exercise its advise and consent authority once ag

what today's message was about was also about getting the civil service to deliver what the public wantst to sense that the government knows what it's doing and it hasn't been responding to issues, rather than setting the course. ben: julio, good to have you on the program. in new york city, police have released two new images of the person they are searching for after gunmen shot dead the boss of one of the world's biggest health-care companies on wednesday. these are the latest images and you can see the face of the person of interest is fully visible for the first time. earlier images show the gunman wearing a mask. investigators say they have be responsible.as to who might the words deny, defend, depose were carved into the shell casing retrieved at the scene of the attack. ron thompson was fatally shot, a man appeared to be waiting for him. he ran united health care and was outside the hilton hotel. the gunmen fled the scene and was last seen riding an electric bike through central park. michelle, what is the significance of these new images? a lot of people will wonder how this cou

there must be a way to do business here though, except my parents wanted me to become a civil service, but i didn't like the idea of getting such a full fashion job and being stuck with it. the readings coming through making money, having a sun when not falls in challenging stops, december 13th on d, w. the business dw news line from ballot. the french government collapses after a vote of no confidence problem. and if somebody says on, you now has to resign plunging from incentive political on such and also coming off rebels and serious. say they are closing in on the safety of hama about the facing strong resistance from pro government forces backed by russian ad. and south korea's president in 2 minutes to is on the investigation for their role in briefly and posing marshall low and the top.

there must be a way to do business here now, except my parents wanted me to become a civil service, but i didn't like the idea of getting such an old fashioned job and being stuck with dreams coming through making money. having a son with non falls injunction stuff, december 13th on d, w. the business dw news live from balance is came over for a sod serious president, reportedly slaves the capital. as rebel forces stole into the mask, the rebels declared the city free from a south. 20 full year roll announcing the start of a new era for the syrian people. serious prime minister says he is ready to assist with a peaceful transfer of government the .

a government source has told the bbc that thousands of civil service jobs are to be cut as the governmentds "efficiency savings". the source said there was no central target, but some reports suggest the figure could be above 10,000. meta — the company which operates social media apps including facebook, whatsapp and instagram — has reported a technical issue which it says has affected their use. issues have been reported around the world. meta hasn't outlined the cause of the problem, but said it is working as quickly as possible to fix it. we start the programme in syria, where shops are reopening and people are returning to work in the capital damascus three days after the fall of the assad regime. rebel forces say they've taken control of the oil—rich eastern city of deir ez—zur. a senior commander of the islamist group hayat tahrir al—sham says it captured the city after us—backed kurdish fighters withdrew. today, rebel fighters have broken into the tomb of the former president hafez al—assad, bashar�*s father. pictures show a coffin and parts of the mausoleum in the family's home to

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there must be a way to do business here though, except my parents wanted me to become a civil service. but i did in like the idea of getting such an old fashioned job and being stuck with dreams coming through, making money, having a son with non falls injunction stuff. december 13th on d. w. the this is dw news line from berlin. georgia is prime minister projects calls for new elections as large crowds gather for 4th night protests. there has been clashes again outside parliament were demonstrators have been imposing the government's decisions and spend talks to join the european union. also on the show, reveled groups in syria celebrate their advanced into a level printer surprise. offensive has displaced thousands of local residents. the .

there must be a way to do business here now, except my parents wanted me to become a civil service, but i didn't like the idea of getting such an old fashioned job and being stuck with dreams coming through making money. having a son with non fools injunction stuff. december 13th on d, w. the. this is data we news line from berlin, rebels capture serious 4th largest city. insurgents. answer hama after clashes with government forces pressure rounds on the president. the saw as rebels fees more territory. also on the program, the top diplomats of ukraine, poland and the sonia walk out of a speech by a russian foreign minister surgery lever, about security summit in malta, after he accused us the west of provoking a direct conflict with russia. the .

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there must be a way to do business here though, except my parents wanted me to become a civil service, but i didn't like the idea of getting such an old fashioned job and being stuck with dreams coming through making money. having a son with non falls injunction starts december 13th on d, w. this shadows these pod costs and video should head lice on the donkey street, the devastating colonial horace infested by germany across and he employed disclose to post bombs and destroyed lights. what is the legacy of his wide spread races, depression? today, the screen we need to talk about here, the stories, shadows of german colonialism, dw, so let's take socks. we in fact, every day the world kasha, i used to work for free time, like because we can take the different w call world, unpack pulse out your info and all the input w stores. now on the basis dw news light from valid. so yeah, looks to the future as problem and says it is ready to help build a new country. these ism is read, also ousted syrian robasho la sun, set the controls, promising border security. and a transitional government

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guest: we've seen a lot of headlines about plans to hollow out the united states civil service. these are individual that's where a note to the constitution to protect ants to do the work of the american people. everybody wants government to work more efficiently, we all do. but what we know is that in countries like ours with a robust civil service, it actually much more efficient and prone to corruption than countries where civil servants are for the size or swear loyalty. if that type of policy were to be implemented, we believe there are legal problems to that, and we would intend unlikely taking legal action if they ignore the law and try to undermine the ability at our government to work for the people. host: what is the main legal problem in your mind? guest: there are multiple problems. we don't know exactly how they will go about doing it there are existing protections in place for civil service that congress has put in place including additional protections that the biden administration put in place in april. in addition, having outsiders in government, billionaire out

they've dedicated a good portion of their year to be away from their families and jobs to do this civil service. hats off to them. it's a tough thing to do. >> reporter: we learned the momeni defense team is planning to return to their home state of florida later this evening, and if there's a verdict, they plan to appear via zoom. now, jurors are expected to return monday afternoon, which is a slight departure from their routine. but that still doesn't give us an indication of where the jury is in the process. all parties hoping to avoid a mistrial. >> find all the coverage of the trial on our website, kpix.com. >>> the killing of a united health care ceo has a lot of people forming their own theories and ideas about why the gunman may have done it. there's been rampant speculation that he may have been angry with his insurer, but tonight a bombshell from police who say their suspect doesn't seem to have been insured by united health. they believe he went after its ceo because of how big the company is. investigators have executed at least three new search warrants. one for the backpack in cen

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