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this has enabled our reform and opening up to come such a long way. on our way forward, we must adopt a strategic percent this, develop a dialectical approach to thinking and creative thinking, think in terms of the rule of law about worst-case scenarios. we must bear in mind the big picture and stay focused on tackling the major problems in china's development. we must conduct in-depth research and encourage local authorities to make bold explorations and keep the reformulated decision-making and line with legislative moves to make the decision-making sounder. we must show full tenacity and persistence to see all major reform measures. we must be bold and enterprising and take a proactive yet prudent approach with prompt yet steady steps to pursue reform, development and stability. we must keep to the right direction, stay on the right path and forge ahead with undiminished intensity in pursuit of greater progress and reform and opening up in the new era. -- consistent with security and development of interest and deliver national prosperity and disci

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we have been doing it a long time. haveeople at this table been incredible, these are incredible men and women. we have been doing it a long time. i gave notice in syria, the weight it was reported was like i pulled out. i did not pull out. i have been talking about it for a year and a half. i have been saying take more time, constantly giving more time. i said, ok, it is time for others to take over. if you look at and we're supposed to be for a three-month period of time, we never left. time to bring our people back home. reporter: what do you make of people like lindsay graham that say you're making a mistake? president trump: aid good debate with lindsay graham in front of a lot of people the other day and i think lindsay would even say that had a big impact on him. lindsay graham is somebody that i like, that we've worked together, we agree on many things. we agreed on justice kavanaugh, justice gorsuch and we agreed on many things. i think that a lot of people are going to come around to my way of thinking. it's n

time had a relatively successful career been under the radar for a very long time so she was promoted by the americans make us secretary general policy that was to give her a boosting brand so for greater things now is precisely what has come to pass she is a very skillful operator in terms of foreign policy which a lot of our audience will be wondering about she is a bit of an unknown quantity pushing ten minutes a day and said she would lie. to see a much more consolidated europe she likes to european army came out last week and said that she would be or she would go all bold with where we thought in the clinton so she's an interesting mix of things and i think she's got a huge skill sophistication political savvy and a very big future much has been made of a diminutive size and that is very unfair in the right we're going to continue our conversation because of course the new party leader was elected after america stepped down with a an emotional farewell address the time she left the party for eighteen years and one for national elections so it didn't come as a surprise that confe

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also on the show both young chickens and diesel emissions german carmakers have a long way to go to get back into dorothy's good books. and a modern christmas debate for you fake or real christmas trees retailers on both sides braced for their seasonal showdown. welcome to d.w. business i'm a gentle and now it's a christmas present wall street could probably do without the dow is down three percent amid fears of slowing growth u.s. treasury secretary steven minucci and has been speaking to regulators on the so-called plunge protests team to discuss that's to call markets he already phoned the heads of the country's six largest banks over the weekend in a statement they said that they have quote ample liquidity of a level for lending the moves follow us stock markets worst week since the financial crisis ten years ago uncertainty over the partial government shutdown has added to concerns. indices how to wipe out all their gains for the year. now so he is following the developments on wall street for us good to see you sophie so it doesn't seem as if we're able to calm down markets what w

the simpsons have been trying to get custody of the grandchildren, they've been fighting a long legalled mps, the government here, lawyers and chinese officials, as well. that all came to a head about ten days ago, when a court hearing took place. they face the unimaginable decision of having to either take just one of the grandchildren, alice, which is what the chinese grandparents were offering, and the chinese courts supported that, or neither of them. they have struck a deal to take alice back to the uk with them but their grandson, jack, who is a little older, will stay here in china. they say their campaign goes on to have both children in the uk. for now, this is progress of sorts, for this family who have been through the awful trauma of first, losing their son, who was murdered, and then fighting for custody of their grandchildren. they have alice and they're waiting for some paperwork here in shanghai. you can only begin to imagine how dreadful that decision must have been, when it came to what was on the table. opposition parties in bangladesh say they will reject the outco

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there is a long run out of them. a lot of it has to do with the culture. it has to do with hygiene and taking it very seriously. who requested this report? the committee of armed services. both sensor read -- senator reed and the chair as well? cristina is our guest. we are joined by our guest right now. she is with bloomberg news. >> thank you for having me. i am curious, you mentioned the long boat ahead we have to making the systems more secure. what should we do in the meantime to deter adversaries? >> there's a lot that can be done by shoring up the culture and pay attention to cyber hygiene, password management. these basic things in how you manage the controls that you already have in place. you can take a lot of steps forward just doing that. once they are there, there is a lot of legacy systems. how do you mix that in with the new systems coming online? they will probably be more secure but you still have issues with what you already have. that is going to be a challenge for them. one of the interesting things in your report as you describe a 27 y

county sheriff's deputy shot and killed a man being described as a felon and active gang member with a long criminal history. it happened on a street off pacheco blvd in unincorporated martinez. kron4's maureen kelly has the latest details ... it was bang bang bang bang bang bangso 4 or 5 shots....yeah they really let goa man who works around the corner from where the deadly shooting took place describes what he heard and saw a little after 930 am.a heard a woman screaming and then .she gets pulled into a cop car. then two other cops pull up and i walk out and see the guy face down not moving.the contra costa county sheriff deparrtment says one of their deputies was leaving an call on adelaide drive near pacheco boulevard spotted a man walking on the street who was wanted on a no bail warrant for evading and resisting arrest. after a brief foot pursuit the two began to struggle. the man pulled a gun from his waistband and fired a shot at the deputies head. the deputy returned fire hitting him as well.the suspect, a 41 year old discovery bay resident died at the scene. officals say the man w

we were gone for a few days it was a long trip. come on don't stay at home. for my grandson is a good boy. back again. in these parts not many people move away from their villages. but the fact that the ginger troop have stopped by in the neighboring village is a good excuse to escape every day life and go on an adventure take a break from harsh reality and opportunity to enjoy life and to experience a bit of cultural magic and beauty that is thousands of years old an opportunity to reconnect with others and come together with a community and a chance to rediscover history whether real or fantasy through splendor that will live on as long as the ginger troops continue their travels. in eastern culture the stories of our ancestors and those of modern life are inextricably linked never separated. therefore traditional chinese opera will never disappear. we give life to characters of a bygone era us of course all of this is beautified on stage to provide maximum enjoyment to help us remember our origins and those who came before us so they can remain in our memor

there's a time on it but eventually the border can be evolved but for a long time he could be part of a fantastic voice spoke saw it everybody can be looking at those who would of us i mean i think our you know that there were belgian they've got is not bad but eventually they're going to get buzz because if somebody comes along with bigger money who can offer him better career prospects in. england or you know in other places in europe he actually will give them the end of a come knocking on the actual charts if you if you're a professional athlete and want to achieve things at the highest level possible in your field and manchester city come along and say look leave for school beyond it's not even a nice town coming to mind just we're going to be in the champions league we're going to have a you know the we've got pep guardiola we're going to win pretty tight was coming and of course you're going to go and do that you know the sad thing is not even it's not even just that it's not even pep guardiola but i mean look at max maya. played two hundred blues the games before he's twenty t

long-term drives of our debt. our revenue is about to return to its 50-year average. what continues to plague us is a spending system that is unsustainable. this was the case when i came here 25 years ago and is the case today. not too long ago few were able to recognize the scope of this problem. our government wasn't even inclined to determine our fiscal picture. it didn't work that way. we had to change the debate before we could begin to change people's minds. i'm proud every year i was budget chairman we passed in the house a roadmap for paying that debt. and this congress, we came within one vote of real health care entitlement reform. think about that. federal health care spending, it remains the principal driver of entitlement spending. our bill would have reformed two of our programs to make them sustainable and meet the health care needs of our country. so we have come a long way and we are closer than people realize and ultimately, solving this problem will require political will than exists today, and i regret that. but when the time comes to do this and it will, because it must, the path

it's more of a long-term project. i forgot the question. hamas. from hamas, actually we've seen a combination of a few things. we've seen first, to a degree, the pressure work. we've seen an enormous amount of pressure from the israelis, from the egyptians, and from the pa as well that created incentive from hamas to change its tactics. i don't think hamas will ever change fundamentally on peace, but certainly the leadership of hamas does see an interest in bringing the p.a. back in a meaningful way on the gaza strip. meaningful does not mean they'll disarm. they probably won't fully disarm, but they don't want the p.a. to have a role. what hamas wants in the long term is a major role, probably a leading role, in the p.a., the west bank and probably the p.a. in general. what they don't want to be is a conduit. the center for hamas, i think, is relatively easy. they would see alleviation of this kind of rule. they also would have an economy that would be slightly better in the gaza strip. that's better taxation for them as well. the hard question, h

a career out of criticism. you can deal from that deck all day long. many people do and i certainly don't begrudge them that, it seems like an easy living. but well done is always, always a better pursuit than well said, isn't it? in this business you catch slings and arrows. it's a price that i have been they -- pay- because nothing is as fulfilling as pursuing an idea that will truly make a difference in people's lives, and seeing it through from start to finish. to me, that is the ultimate proving ground of politics. it is the great manifestation of this experiment in self-government. and i got to tell you, the more you get into it, when you choose to truly engage in the process rather than merely endure it, the more you come to see that even our most complex problems are solveable. i got to say i leave here as convinced as i was at the start that we face no challenge that can be overcome by putting pen to paper on good, sound policy. by address head-on the problems of the day. the state of politics, though, is another question. and frankly, that's o

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i've actually liked them for a long period of time. and i respect them both. and we made a lot of progress. if you look at criminal justice reform, that's a big thing. we've been looking to do that for many years, and they haven't been able to do it. we've done it, hopefully very soon, in a bipartisan way. the bill, as you know, you probably heard today, was put up by mitch mcconnell, has been terrific. and it's going to be voted on very shortly, maybe friday. but very, very soon. and we're looking forward to that. we've made tremendous strides on the farm bill. and we're working on border security. you know, republicans want very strong border security. and honestly, the democrats or most of them, it's hard to believe, but most of them want open borders which leads to crime and other problems. one of the problems that people don't talk about, you have a tremendous medical problem coming into a country. communicable disease, tremendous problems. people don't want to talk about it. i don't like talking about it. but these are the difficulties of what they want t

dollar, replacing long faang trade. a of people have derisked and now the long dollar trade that's the big risk out there. >> thank you. >>> faang stocks, another crowded trade all in green big part of today's rally. for more, we're joined by michael graham and mike santoli gentlemen, good morning. michael, start with you. how would you characterize the sell of faang stocks, do you think looking at the bounce we have a bottom in terms of valuations >> it is hard to say if we have a bottom in. any time you have stocks that performed so well for such a long period of time, you're boun bound to go through periods of collection i feel as we look ahead, fundamental outlook is solid all of these stocks are going after large markets that are still in early to mid stages of shifting online. i do feel there's a good fundamental outlook for several years. in the short term, i think it is important how january plays out. you sort of need markets to get back to bullish risk taking mentality. so i think the first few weeks in january

and a long time up until 14 or 15, cyberwas not a high priority requirement. but for government to demand that then it is the responsibility of the contractors to implement the government's demand. >> so with those weapon system can they be patched adequately? >> they are when they are discovered during these tests the only problem is if it is more difficult to do you don't have that opportunity we really need to think of the architecture for cyberin the layers of control. there are firewalls, protection systems and all kinds of things that need to be in place seamlessly you don't want that happening at the end of acquisition when it is already being manufactured when it is already being manufactured interested in solution sharing crack so a lot of information is important to keep the networks privatize but on the other hand sometimes that means the creators don't necessarily know what form of vulnerabilities they are dealing with. >> we already see that problem with the programs themselves learning about its own system or may not with another system so even w

i think we have come a long way in 50 years. women can do things, dream of things and have a voice that my mother and certainly my grandmother's generation could not have dreamed of. there is a lot of work left to deal. we have to do a better job of thinking about the lives and the struggles of poor women, black women, immigrant women, refugee women and a whole range of other women. we also have to look at the men's piece of this. we have to figure out what roles for men look like in ways that don't put the same constraints on them that we had one time put on women. and finally, we have to do what i would refer to as the math. this goes back to the parenting. it takes more than one person to raise a child. the old way of social organization actually works. the men earn the money and the women took care of the children. it worked as a social structure. once we started to shift to the women's peace of this and get women things to do other than, or in addition to raising children, we have to shift the whole equation. we have to thin

fort year and before that he was the acting for since 2012 and has been in the operations now for a long time is our amazing government ideas laboratory credited with inventing the internet. sorry al gore. and a number of other amazing technology achievements. i want to begin by asking you to talk about this amazing institution that you run, and whether it it is adapting enough to the way the world has changed. in a sense, darpa and the internet created an intranet in which thinternet inwhich the olt fit right, people sometimes say. the private sector is so dominant and so quite cutting-edge science and technology used to be in the government and now it's outside. start us off by talking about how in this different world you want to manage and direct. >> thanks for having me. darpa is actually 60-years-old and we celebrated that over the past year had a conference last september. when it was created it was all about preventing technological surprise and we still look at that as the main charter. one of the ways we understand we can do that the commission hasn't really changed and we are

we have discovered he has a long and disturbing history as a hitler—loving white supremacist. r leader of the neo—nazi finnish resistance movement, which vehvilainenjoined long before he became a soldier. and i am heading to finland where the neo—nazi nordic resistance movement, which national action modelled itself on, has been outlawed. i'm meeting esa holappa, who says he helped radicalise vehvilainen online after meeting him in an extremist chat room 15 years ago. mikko was hateful person, willing to fight and struggle for his ideas and maybe even take another step, what he believes in the ideologies that he followed. it's openly saying certain people need to be exterminated and killed in order to achieve a white revolution, the white victory. national action‘s co—founder ben raymond, travelled to finland to help build links with neo—nazi groups across europe. holappa was one of finland's leading neo—nazis until turning his back on the movement three years ago after becoming disillusioned. he admits influencing vehvilainen. given that vehvilainen was an open and committed n

first, for a long time there was no one in this role. the president really wanted a public face an attack dog. someone to mix it up on the sunday shows, a role rudy giuliani has embraced. and yes, he has caused some trouble and confusion along the way. i will say there are a number of key members of the president's staff in the west wing who are always holding their breath every time rudy giuliani goes on television. they're afraid of what he's going to say next. he feels like the president has been effective in putting his case out there and muddying the waters. there's so much for people to keep track of. it's easy to get confused. it's all the shifting narratives. he feels like this is good for him with the public and also macon fu may confuse the members of congress. >> rudy giuliani is dry ice for the trump white house. i mean, he's kind of this fog machine. you're not sure whether he's totally in possession or i should say in control of what he's saying as you said he said november 2016. that sounds like a bomb shell. s he might hav

for the first time in a long time. longer than anyone can remember. re toame time, we are help others and for all of you that have those red caps, and i saw them before. i signed a lot of them. it says make america great again. what, that is exactly what we are doing. so we flew all night on christmas evening, the first lady, myself, john bolton, and a lot of other great people on --t plane -- thank you, john and it was worth every minute. i just want to thank you. you are outstanding, outstanding people and we will never let you down. god bless america. thank you. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the government shutdown is now in its ninth day and congress is out for the weekend. the house and senate will return monday for what is expected to be brief pro forma sessions. the senate meets again wednesday before the start of the new congress, but no votes are scheduled for you to watch live coverage on c-span and of the senate on c-span2

this has enabled our reform opening up and coming such a long way. on our way forward, we must adopt a strategic -- a dialectical approach to creative thinking. think in terms of the rule of law and think about -- we must bear in mind the big picture and stay focused on tackling the major problems of china's development. we hope to conduct in-depth research and 30s to make bold exploration and keep the reform related decision-making in line. to make a decision making of reform sound. must show tenacity and persistence to see all major reform measures through. we must be bold and it takes a proactive yet prudent approach with prompt yet steps to pursue perform, development and ability -- in the right direction stand the right path and forge ahead with undiminished in pursuit of opening up to a new era. >> to build solid national defense and a strong -- with china's international spending and the consistence with security and developing an interest. and national prosperity and military at the same time a strategic mission in china socialist in motorizat

because it's been a long time. it's been more than ten years. that's a long time.you know, you really put yourselves out there and you put your lives out there. so congratulations. we're fighting every day to insure you have also the tools, the equipment, the training and resources that you need to fight and to win. we don't play prevent defense anymore. i always have things in mind. i always have lots of things in mind, things that you have in mind too but a lot of other people don't. a lot of the media doesn't want to report it correctly are. but we have of things in mind. but do you ever see like in football where a team is holding the other team scoreless, they can't throw, they can't pass, they can't do anything. now it's three and a half quarters, they gotta just hold 'em, and they say let's change to prevent defense. and that's what happens. and you know what it does? it prevents them from winning. how many times have you seen that? we don't like prevent defense. we want real offense and we want real defense, and that's what we're doing. we have secured a re

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we've been around a long time and i haven't seen a market decline this bad without meaningful earnings revisions. the absence of that revision tells me that this is sentiment, not fundamentals and i think that sentiment can and will change primarily on china. >> sounds like from the way you've kind of agreed with -- you think people are getting too negative on where we are with everything >> we came into 2018 unprepared for some of the negative stuff that happened. we're going into 2019 overly prepared for some of the negative stuff that is going to happen and the signal of forward earnings kind of slowing down, i think that is starting to bake in what i think needs to happen aside from maybe a positive catalyst is one more flush out of fear. so we might see the s&p break through 2600, get down to a floor of 2450, 2400 -- >> that will feel real bad >> it will feel terrible but then he what we need is to recognize it as just a flush out of fear and that there is nothing really anything fundamental wrong with the market or the economy. >> and i won't say it is tiring, but ridiculous, we

it's the turn of the year and there is a long way to go, but given what's happened here in scottish footballat the moment, in a competitive sense, because it's so close, it is giving scottish football reasons to be cheerful. it feels like the sport of boxing is riding a crest of a wave, and this weekend we have another feast of fighting with two big matches, both here in the uk, both on the same night. i'm joined by the bbc‘s boxing team, mike costelloe and steve bunce. mike in manchester tonight, england'sjosh mike in manchester tonight, england's josh warrington against northern ireland's carl frampton. this is a clash between two of the most popularfighters this is a clash between two of the most popular fighters in the country, and last fight out each of them fought in a stadium, elland road forjosh warrington, where he is official president of the leeds united supporters club, and for frampton it was a long held ambition to box outdoors at windsor park in belfast, and both of them did that in front of crowds in excess of 20,000, an indication ofjust how popular they are. one reason is t

i actually liked them for a long period of time and respected them and we have a lot of progress.when the press left we had a fairly long meeting and discussed a lot of great subjects. >> reporter: the president said it was fairly, the white house later said the meeting had some, quote, constructive dialogue. shannon: thank you very much. during the partisan meeting with the democratic leaders we learned from the president that his administration is making bipartisan progress on criminal justice reform and it may soon get to a vote. garrett tenney has more on the setback. >> for all the fireworks these two sides can work together. majority leader mitch mcconnell announced the senate will vote on a long awaited criminal justice reform bill, something donald trump has been pressuring congress to get done and pressuring the president, jared kushner has been working on this issue with lawmakers and others including kim kardashian. >> how are you? >> the first is the most sweeping set of reforms to the criminal justice system since the 90s. among other things that would address recidiv

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let's do the things we should have done a very long time ago. let's pass what 60% of the country wants -- comprehensive immigration or for brit hume we are, they pass a continued resolution to get us in february, and the house blows that. doesn't do with the senate wants to do. and we are on on the verge of a government shutdown because of trent. >> melissa: they said he will put money to reporter's a cutie but not a ball. he has said it's not a wall, its steel slats, drones, people at the border. that is, in fact, not a wall. >> i think the wall represents a number of secreting measures. they are looking to take at the border. i think on this issue democrats have a little bit of selective amnesia on this issue. when the senate came up about border funding, a 54 democrats in the senate supported. even hillary clinton, back in 2010, at that time was bragging about having supported a border wall or a border barrier. as recently as 2018, back in the midterms, many of these democrats who prevailed did so by camping on the wall. if you want i want to

what is it like adapting and getting used to mother earth again after you've been in space for such a long time. you know this is in fact not easy when i think back of my two space flights when i returned i have to say the first. one and a half hour us are not so easy the vestibular system needs to readapt the gravity pleasure regulation is a little bit. small regime and the first the first minutes of the first one and a half quite difficult when i saw it coming out of the capsule this morning i was wondering if he was really in space because he really looked fit and as he just arrived he was walking almost normally at least for me it looked like that so he has done a fantastic work not only in terms of science plus also to maintain his fitness because that helps a lot when you return to be in this good shape after being in gravity folie a few hours and what about the time that he was on the. and as commander he didn't always have an easy mission diddy. it's. all no definitely not apart from the let's say the normal plenty of the scientific experiments maintenance work they had of course s

and i had a makeup so much and i feel that way so i'm not going back to that and today i have come a long and i've had a lot of fun, i must say, one of the great joys of my life is my relationship to the military and patriotism is a very, it brings you many beautiful friends, very close to the first responders of 911 and so i'm a person at peace. some people come at me from my own area of the world and say those things i would've said way back, i understand completely. i feel sorry and sad for them i know that we have to keep focus and keep battling for what's true and things will change because the truth will prevail. >> what did you see in candidate trump? >> a couple things. there were 17 guys there all top fellows. they're all very bright fellows, very capable and i don't know if there's been such a legion of righteous folks on this one stage together, but i looked at the world and what was left after the past years, and the world was in chaos, terrorism had swept across the world, because the cat was away, the big cats of the united states had been sidelined, the rats were at play in

and this is another bill that has been worked on for a long, long time. and our hope is that with this reform we will be able to reduce the number of young people who find themselves caught up in a system that leads to nowhere and that we are' able to get those young people going in the right direction. and i would like to yield to my colleague who has worked so ard on this for so, so long. [applause] >> i'd like to start off by referring to what chairman goodlatte said. about six years ago he appointed a subcommittee with jim sensenbrenner and myself leading on criminal justice reform. we had an extensive hearing, heard from dozens of experts on what needed to be done and at the end of a two-year process came up with the safe justice act. mr. scott: prevention, early intervention, policing, sentencing reform. had everything in it you could imagine. having that big of a bill it's no surprise it wouldn't pass. the first step in going in that direction. one of the provisions in the -- one of the bills you're signing now, the juvenile justice bill, was also p

1, 2018 through december 31, 2022. >> we have the department of health. >> it's an example of a contract long-term 20-plus years. we bid under two solicitations. one for the residential treatment and one for the out patient treatment in their housing co-op environment. we brought this into a contract. we are now coming back. we did an initial shorter term negotiating the changes we needed and they wanted to discuss what to put in place. so now we're proposing this contract until december 31, 2022 at which time we'd return to exercise options assuming everything is going okay. >> supervisor: is this a new provider to san francisco? >> no, it's a long term called progress foundation. they've been doing the job 35 years. they're an important part of the behavioral health system of care. they have 133 residential treatment beds they provide with range from acute diversion units to longer term residential treatment and run an acute care respite instead of having go into psych emergency services can come to the door to stabilize and then be referred to acute diversion unit or residential treatment.

>> it was a long time ago. >> i don't know. it's been a long time. but i want to thank mayor breed and parks and rec for saying that parks are important not only to this city, but this district. this district is very special to me, and the people who live around here. and i really am happy to see us keep moving forward with green space. but this process just wasn't a city hall or department effort. this was a community effort, and you have to remember, and all the people standing behind me, we have sheryl davis that used to be with mo' magic, and she was there, pushing for it. there's james -- where's james? he was part of it, also. and then, there was kelley groves, and barbara, who started the process. i know judith cohen is here. rodney's here from buchanan y, and then, spencer, are you here? oh, well, boys and girls club has been part of this, but you know, they're busy with the kids today. but one of the things that i really always admired and truly respect in the western addition is that the community comes forward and says look, what's best fo

they passed it a long time ago. it's had a huge impact. kentucky we have matt here and we have mitch here. matt. kentucky passed it. georgia passed it. and they've had tremendous tremendous results results that are incredible. and other states also. and other states that are known for being tough on crime, tough on whatever you want to say. so i started looking at it very closely. and when you have somebody put in jail for 54 years because he did something that has no chance of him coming out, and totally nonviolent but there was a violation of a rule, that's tough stuff. alice johnson i let her out. she was in jail for 22 years. she had another 28 years. and the crime was, let's say i think most of you would agree was not worthy of a 50-year term in prison. and she came out, and i'll never forget the look on her face. she walked out of jail after 22 years, and she was with her family. she was with her family. and they greeted her at the door, and everyone she had grandsons, big, strong, beautiful guys. they grabbed their grandmother and t

it's been a long time coming to get this from planning to where we are today. e of my fellow commissioners have been on the commission up to 24 years, and it's been a discussion all that time. how can we improve our e.m.s. because that's obviously one of the biggest facility -- one of the biggest services that we provide to the city's residents and visitors, so it's a really proud moment for us today on the commission, for the fire department, and certainly for the department of public works to get this launched, and so i'm very proud to say congratulations on getting it done. congratulations again as mohamed said earlier to the voters. thank you for passing the bond that made this possible, and we're going to need another bond down the road so we can have another new training facility, so let's get that word out. so thank you very much, and i'm pleased the rain has held out. >> chair nuru: thank you. thank you. and now, a good friend of mine, good partner with public works, not just today's event, but many of the improvements to many of the fire stations and po