we were on the advisory board, the defense advisory board. it is a great pleasure to be here. so that you can calibrate what i am saying, let me give you a few words about how i got into this field. of alex, great friend who was one of my best friends. he invited me to give a speech. he showed me several extraordinary achievements. i had barely met him before that. saying, i speech by am tremendously impressed by what i have seen. understandyou all to that i consider google a threat as i understand it. [laughter] dr. kissinger: this was the beginning of our friendship. the next step in my being here was i was at the national ,onference, which in europe which on its schedule had a provision for artificial intelligence. i thought this was a great opportunity for me to catch up on my jet lag. i was heading out of the door when eric was standing there, said this might interest you. you really ought to hear it. except for that, you might have been spared this occasion. [laughter] there andger: i went somebody from deep think was explaining that he was designing toomputer that would

we were on the advisory board, defense advisory board together so it's a great pleasure to be here. so you can calibrate what i'm saying, let me give you a few words how i got into this field. i became a great friend of eric schmidt who is today one of my best friends. he invited me to give the speech at google, and before that they showed me some of their extraordinary achievements. and i had barely met eric before then, and i begin my speech by saying, i'm tremendously impressed by what i have seen, i want you all to understand that i consider google a threat to civilization, as i understand it. [laughing] this was the beginning of our friendship. [laughing] and the next step in my being here was, i was at the national conference, which, in europe, which on its schedule had a provision for artificial intelligence. and i thought this was a great opportunity for me to catch up on my jet lag, and i was heading out of the door when eric, who was standing there, said, this might interest you, and you will ought to hear it. except for that, you might have been spared. [laughing] so i we

so, we have an advisory board. traditionally, it has been used for arms control. approach the secretary last year and said i want a quarter, a third of that board. i want advisory services to come in on emerging tech. said i will never have all of the efforts i need within the .anks of the state department that is moving along. that is one example. if i could do it again i would have started much sooner. i hope that that is one of the areas that continues beyond my legacy. folks the high-paying down in the private sector want to contribute. address,, i will you'll get a phone call from the state department that says, we have a diplomatic challenge in ai. how would you do it for smart they can say, yes, how can i help? you doelle, what would differently? >> keep the great advisory boards that have been formed. we have some of the highest priest -- priced talents in the nation. and we need to build a more tech advisors internally to the .ystem to get a peek boot camps for staff. getting them smart -- at least fluent on what they are dealing with. working withearned s

the salvation army doesn't run without our advisory board and councils. we would like to thank our harbor light staff and all the volunteers that make this possible. we are here to serve, and we appreciate everything you contribute to this salvation army. [applause] all right now it's my responsibility to tell you exactly what we are serving. so tomorrow this is going to be the thanksgiving dinner that we are preparing. roasted turkey, stuffing, gravy, sweet potatoes, beans cranberry sauce, a lovely juice box some fruit cups. you can't go wrong with grandmother's cookies. hot cocoa mix and hot apple cider. the reason why we are doing it is continuity of service. this is the 60th anniversary of the salvation army's participation in serving our seniors. i've met people that this is their fourth generation. they are teaching their great grandchildren. and that's the continuity of care that our city and everyone has for one another that when we can we serve. so we are welcoming you here. the captain is going to come and give a brief announcement of the holida

of the princess trust international and of course, the atlantic council international advisory board. just to show the reach of the work that we do together with majid and crescent, today in singapore we held the third workshop for a project called the role of oil and gas companies in the energy transition. it was held during the singapore international energy week 2019 as part of their think tank round table's sessions. the workshop gathered a number of individuals from a variety of southeast asian research institutions and local representatives of international oil and gas companies and yielded key insights. i won't go into them here, but they are issues that majid pushed us to look more closely at which is how oil and gas companies actually can take a leading role and a very positive role in an energy transition driven by broadening and enriching the energy mix through the companies that produce and market them to face challenges such as climate change and other issues, really thinking into the future. so with that, i'll turn the floor over to abbas and our panelists, before i do

of the princess trust international and of course, the atlantic council international advisory board. the -- just to show the reach of the work that we do together with majid and crescent, today in singapore we held the third workshop for a project called the role of oil and gas companies in the energy transition. it was held during the singapore international energy week 2019 as part of their think tank round table's sessions. the workshop gathered a number of individuals from a variety of southeast asian research institutions and local representatives of international oil and gas companies and yielded key insights. i won't go into them here, but they are issues that majid pushed us to look more closely at which is how oil and gas companies actually can take a leading role and a very positive role in an energy transition driven by broadening and enriching the energy mix through the companies that produce and market them to face challenges such as climate change and other issues, really thinking into the future. so with that, i'll turn the floor over to abbas and our panelists, befor

[inaudible] on the advisory board to create and calibrate what i'm saying let me give you a few words about how i got into this field. i became a great friend of eric schmidt who is today one of my best friends. he invited me to the springs and before that showed the sum of the extraordinary achievements. i had barely met him before that and i begin my speech by saying i'm tremendously impressed by what i've seen but i want you all to understand i consider google a threat to civilization and i understand it. [laughter] this was the beginning. of our friendship. [laughter] ... >> and that he was designing a computer and he was confident he could design it so that it would be the champions. and it has 180 pieces and that the game is to constrict the ability of the opponent in the video. but when you put your third piece down it is lined up, you don't know how it will develop and it takes a long time to develop and it is the creative game. so i went up afterwords and said how long will it be that they will achieve intellectual dominance cracks and he said he was working on it. [laughter]

. >> reporter: after a recreation advisory board made up of business leaders recently recommended updatingfi, food trucks, maybe even amazon deliveries at camp sites. >> not sure why you would need amazon packages to get delivered. >> exactly >> reporter: it comes two years after yosemite added a starbucks to this idealic setting. karl-anthoniery, fully caffeinated and visiting it with four children admits it's nice >> i don't like the idea of a starbucks, i guess, in nature. bu delicate balance between climbing into nature, then keeping up with the times is something yosemite tour guide scott fuhrman knows well >> we don't want too much commercialization, but the idea of looking at local businesses to come in and support the large demand within yosemite, i think that's a creative solution >> reporter: the national park service says it is keeping its option open. in a statement the agency said it is reviewing the recommendations and will only take action if they improve the visitor experience, protect national park resources, and are prudent investments. many long-time visitors telling nbc

it is a honor that you have up aa slaver on our advisory board. she will be with us once we create our new museum. i am grateful that ralph is with us. he is a real air lift veteran. it is amazing to have you here tonight. thanks for coming. it's cordial welcome from us all. i will introduce you shortly. our event today is part of the campaign of the foreign office of germany under the title wonderful together. the allied museum in berlin has also designed a traveling exhibition on the berlin air lift which travelled through parts of the united states. thanks to the foreign ministry for its support for the event today and the traveling exhibition and the reception afterwards. also thanks to the institute which was our closest partner in making this happen. to put it briefly the berlin air lift is a central part of our permanent exhibition in berlin. we have a huge airplane in front. which shows british -- shows the originality of that event. the museum has an expertise on it about 25 years i would say. what is the allied museum. some people say wh

health foundation, $300,000 over two years will provide or allow the establish of the community advisory board rancheria wellness group. job support such as 100-dollar muni cards. as well as finding some of the admin straight of overhead. as a department we would use the three and a $50,000 to fund 1.0 full time social worker and this would be a temporary exam position. there would also be about $1,400 for reprocessing training for those clinical social workers. 17% indirect rate. please let us know if you have any questions or would like further information. >> no bla report on this? any questions or comments by colleagues? seeing him. any public comments on? seeing him. i would like to move this to the bar with a positive recommendation. we can take that without objections. madame clerk any other business before us today? >> i would like to correct the statement that i made earlier, at the beginning of the meeting. items acted upon today will appear on the december 10 board of supervisors meeting, not december 3. no further business. >> thank you very much. we are adjourned. >> hi. my name i

we have 11 member citizen advisory committee with each member serving a two-year term. the board appoints individuals to fill any open seats and neither staff nor the. >>> itself make staff at by -- advisories. applicants must be san francisco residents must appear before the board at least once to speak to the interest and qualifications. in the packet there is a list of applicants and the enclosure has detailed information on each applicant. the vacancies under consideration today are the results of the resignations. with that i can take any questions. >> are there any questions for ms. smith? okay. are there any applicants that would like to testify? mr. ortiz. please come forward. >> hello supervisors. my name is kevin ortiz. as a child of san francisco, some of my earliest memories on the 14 of 22 fillmore. i have seen firsthand how transit is vital to a healthy and vibrant society. having never owned a car in my lifetime, not because i didn't want to but rather because there is no need to. for communities that are disenfranchised, transit is a critical component, not only f

concerns within the state department about hunter biden service on that board as a member of the advisory board of that company boris mudd that rudy giuliani and the president wanted the ukrainians to investigate now it's going to be really interesting when republicans if they go down that road will adam schiff the chairman the democratic chairman who's presiding allows some latitude for the republicans to make that line of questioning about the bidens and i think you could . see some fireworks when that happens michael as you were talking so as we're monitoring pictures coming to us from inside the chamber there on capitol hill i'm intrigued as to how you think we will frame this in the future you know hindsight yes of course it's 2020 i think it was gerald ford who who leslie in his political career referred to the run up of the political demise of richard nixon as being a national nightmare brackets but we didn't know it at the time will what we're just seeing the beginnings of now be that level of political or quickness and soul searching for america. look that is the question that's why so

>> you are crate right that the new guidelines require the establishment the ethics advisory board and the constitution is laid out in legislation from 1993, so this is not a new formula and it does say between one third and we are not quite one half of the membership should be scientists without particularly specifying what disciplinary expertise they have. and the appointment being made by the secretary of health and human resources, this is the moment i think where ideas are being put for their about what would be an important roster, for us at nih we are interested in seeing this getting up and going so that additional applications for human fetal tissue research can go through this additional level of review when it's gonna take some time and so it will over the course of the next several months that we will be approving such applications but if it gets it up and can be constitute in such a way that they can review these in a timely manner than that is what we expect will happen perhaps in the next year. >> any idea on the timeline? >> i couldn't really guess at it at the moment.

as well as on the advisory board for the global war on terror and memorial foundation. saroyan resides right here in doylestown, with her husband and three children where she continues to sever our community as a township supervisor. since elected in 2011. [applause] heather kelley is the co-author of this book as well. she is the surviving spouse and rain first lt. robert kelly. who was killed in afghanistan on november 9th, 2010. as west region program manager for the travis manion foundation, heather works closely with veterans returning to civilian life. the surviving family members of those who make the ultimate sacrifice. in fostering americans next generation of leaders. saroyan and heather will be in conversation today with derek morgan, derek is the director of marketing for the travis manion condition. he has become the owner of mckee's uncles here in doylestown. still please join me in welcoming writing heather and derek [applause] >> welcome everyone. still what we will do this afternoon his i am going to ask ryan and heather and they're going to read some o

ford and george bush sr today he's the council's chairman emeritus and is also a member of the advisory board serving the secretaries of state defense and energy . i would like to think that my work had some role in informing u.s. officials about the possible responses and may have had some role and flow in saying the final nuclear posture review. washington has a dozens of think tanks vying for money and influence many of them operate on a global scale. and their staff juggle positions in government ministries and political circles with their jobs in the think tanks among them is elbridge called . blue star mr colby with with you. in january 2019 colby was summoned to appear before the u.s. senate armed services committee he had been in charge of the national defense strategy at the pentagon under then secretary of defense john mattis also making him one of the chief architects of the new nuclear strategy strategy entails a fundamental shift in the orientation of our nation's armed forces toward preparing for war against china or russia precisely in order to deter this ship is urgently neede

he is on the advisory board for the national counterterrorism center and director of national intelligence and serves in the homeland security group please welcome philip to the national archives. [applause] >> you missed the most important part of live part-time in memphis. [applause] thank you. i was running there that was a historic part of memphis wondering whether to write another book and reflecting on what i witnessed at the cia during that excruciating time after 9/11 and realize some of my colleagues and friends had written their stories but many of the people i worked with would never speak or write and their stories would never be told of nobody talk to them or put their stories to gather in one simple narrative to explain what happened. so i decided that morning i would do that for go this is mostly their stories. it's not a history. it's not every document that ever appeared what we call the program. it's a story of men and women that i served with who decided to speak to me. so to step back in time with me we are going into a time machine back in the 19 nineties. a lot of my

rob: a trump 2020 advisory board member says tom perez has it wrong and why democrats will never be ableo overturn the election results of 2016. that perspective coming up. jillian: donald trump celebrating the world series champion washington nationals. why social media users are crying foul. ♪ (logo whooshes) (logo chiming) ♪ - [woman] with shark's duoclean, i don't just clean, i deep clean carpets and floors. so i got this. yep, this too. even long hair and pet hair are no problem. but the one thing i won't have to clean is this. because the shark self-cleaning brush roll removes the hair wrap while i clean. - [narrator] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself. now available in our new uplight model. seefrom today's weather tong, tomorrow's business trends. with esri location technology, you can see what others can't. ♪ >> the difference between 2016 and now as they had three years of donald trump and there's trump fatigue. he has broken so many promises relating to the fundamental pocketbook issues. i would rather be us than them. jillian: tom perez taking on donald tru

trump 2020 advisory board member jason meister. and head writer of the best hour of your day.ost of the every calm down podcast, jimmy faella. >> hello to you. >> happy halloween. >> we look like a for boy band, welcome to the wrong direction concert. >> we're washed up. >> a by band reunion. >> antoine, i assume you are pleased with the vote today. >> i know nancy pelosi and are two best counters in washington d.c., they understand the important of tw 218, this vote s not about impeachment. no matter narrative. >> it was not about impeachment? >> listen, not an impeachment vote. >> it was about impeachment. >> this is framework about how you move forward in a process already in place. republicans have been asking for, this narrative this process has been closed-doors is false, frenc25% are a mart of parts. >> have you sign th seen the he. >> i did not. >> you see. >> we did that for nixon. >> you said they were open. >> open to membership. it would be no different if republicans were in charge. >> i understand process concerns, and argument that maybe there was misconduct or

homeland security policy to serve as senior global advisor to a british based firm and sits on the advisory board for the national counterterrorism center for the director of national intelligence it with a homeland security group please welcome philip mudd to the national archives. [applause] >> you missed the most important part of that i live in tennessee part-time. [laughter] >> i was running in midtown memphis which is a historic part wondering if i should write another book and reflectingef on during that excruciating time after 9/11 that some of my colleagues had written their stories but many of the people would never see or never write or never be told to put their stories together in one simple narrative to explain what happened so i decided that morning running 5 miles that i would do that and this is mostly their story it's not a history your every document but the story of men and women that i served with so to step back in time going back into a time machine a lot of my colleagues talk about the time to paraphrase when we thought we killed the dragon and only the snakes were left in

we have a security advisory board. aditionally it has been used for arms control and nonproliferation experts. i approached the secretary roughly last year and said, i want to carve out lisa corder, possibly a third of that board for the tech industry. i want advisories, services to come in on my emerging tech whether it is ai, cyber, quantum, hypersonics, crispr, et cetera, and i said i will never have all the experts i need within the ranks of the state department. what we will within our borders, our boundaries. most of the experts come from the outside. so that is moving along. so that's what example. if i could do it over again i would have started much sooner to get the folks on board. i hope that is one of the areas that continues beyond my legacy is to get it stood up to address emerging technologies, and hope that the high paying folks at in the private sector that want to contribute, maybe not leave the company who want to contribute will say i will come quarterly, will address them when you get a phone call f

the house judiciary committee, julian epstein and constitutional law attorney and trump 2020 advisory board member jenna ellis. good to have you. i want to read something nancy pelosi said back in march of this year a few months ago. impeachment is so divisive that unless there is something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan i don't think we should go back down that path because it divides the country and he is not worth it. today's vote was on partyline two democrats who crossed over. >> the bipartisan support was against impeachment so nancy pelosi is eating her words, she is not willing to stand up for due process or the constitution because the bipartisan support even though it is only two democrats still showed there was no republican support for impeachment. this is a sham, attempted ouster of a united states president by one political party and politico had that in their article of coverage saying this is an attempted ouster of a president of the united states and that is not power our american system of government works. the vote on these rules, republicans continued to s

the final highlight is the membership of our non-elected transit advisory boards. we are able to choose the membership. we are choosing a demographic for the board that is reflective of that in san francisco. this is a notice to the public. as you can see, there are ten languages on there. at the bottom there is an icon of a telephone and then it says 311. then it has in ten languages three language assistants available which is considered vital information. so you might have seen it on our business cards. it's now on our letter head and it should be on most of the outreach materials. as i mentioned before the title vi notice is on the vehicles and also on our website. those are the highlights and i'll hand it off to shaun kennedy to talk about it. >> good afternoon, directors. i'm a transit plans director at the mta. there are a number of requirements involved in this title vi update. we provide service standards and policies and this should be coming to you next month. we also update our demographic data for the sfmta and ourselves. we provide an update on our pub

the trump 2020 advisory board joined us on why democrats started the inquiry. >> if you were worriedbout the ig report coming out on the ninth, and horwitz. that will be explosive. >> even democrats are losing interest in the impeachment inquiry. rob: 2020 hopeful taking aim at the newest opponent, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren slamming michael bloomberg as the more new york city mayor makes his first campaign stop in virginia. >> over the course of this campaign i will tell you what i will do as president and how i will do it. plans for creating good paying jobs, raising taxes on wealthy individuals like me. rob: sanders blasting the billionaire media mogul saying i don't think billionaires should be able to buy elections. at an iowa campaign stop with this. >> he doesn't need people. he only needs bags and bags of money. rob: bloomberg will be in arizona today. jillian: joe biden hitting another snag, his most senior latino quits. national coalition, and left of what he felt was lack of input on immigration. and biden's campaign launched in april. and formerly left on the --

the first item on the list is selecting a chairman for the... for the advisory board what's this?remaining... child care options run out. lifetime retirement income from tiaa doesn't. guaranteed monthly income for life. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good! high protein. low sugar. mmmm, birthday cake! pure protein. the best combination for every fitness routine. >>> i want to talk about civility inform a week when we the president of the united states booed at a world series game. a soldier with a purple heart attacked and called a spy on tv. there is one question that we need to ask this morning, does civility matter any more? joining me to discuss, an independent strategist, and jerry springer, former mayor of cincinnati but you know him from "the jerry springer show" and now he has the show "judge jerry." what have we seen in the role of civility right now. most of us know you as a guy that hosted a show that featured knock down drag out fights between family members. yeah, i used to joke and say that my anger at the president is that he took

so we have a security advisory board. traditionally it's been used for arms control and nonproliferation experts. i approached the secretary roughly last year and said i want to carve at least a quarter, possibly a third of that board for the tech industry. i want advisories, services to come in and my ai, cyber, quantum, hypersonics, whatever. i will never have in the ranks of the state department, but within our borders, within our boundaries. most of the experts will come from the outside. so that's moving on. so that's one example. if i could do it every again, i would have started much sooner and to get the folks on board. i hope that's one of the areas that continues beyond my legacy to get it stood up to address emerging technologies and i hope that the high paying folks out in the private sector that want to contribute, maybe not leave their company, but want to contribute, i'll come quarterly, when you get a phone call from the state department, we have a diplomatic challenge with ai. talking norms, setting up an

here with me is robert driscoll and a campaign advisory board member. robert, i'll start with you what are they tryingri to hide? why are they stopping congressman jordan from questioning? >> well, i mean, i think it's equivalent, where you say, i'm really upset about something and it just causes more tension. when youou read the transcript congressman himself says, i don't want colonel vindman to answer the question because it might reveal who the whistleblower is. if answering the person who you talked to would reveal who the whistleblower is i think that's a fair inference that colonel vindman f with the whistleblowe. we have this strange thing in washington where everyone knows the whistleblower's name and no one will say it in this hearing apparently, or this testimony they tried to ask vindman who he spoke with and the objection was, that might reveal the name of the whistleblower. so i think for normal person would you say i guess he spoke to the whistleblower then.he judge pirro: having been in a courtroom quite often it would be very simple to