double rock ventures is the development entity mbs for the redevelopment, ambs is partnered with the san francisco housing corporation or sfhdc to be the nonprofit partner for phase i and tab err knack he will community development or tcdc to be the nonprofit for phase ii. they will act as the nonprofit general partners in conformance with tax credit requirements. as you know, the lenair is the master development for candlestick point. in june of 2010 the former san francisco redevelopment agency, now ocii, executed a development execution agreement, required to provide $90,000 and 70,000 per new replacement unit toward the development of alice griffith in august 2011 mbs and (inaudible) a cni grant in the amount of 30 1/2 million dollars of which 1.3 million is to be used for the housing development at alice griffith it comes with a variety of deadlines, the most of which is that the grant funds be delivered by september of 2016 for development of phasing 1 and 2. the bond issuances before you today will allow the mayor's office of housing and community development along with the ot

with the new lead successfully implanted on top and inside amb amber's brain, the doctors have essentially an early version of what they hope will someday become a tick detector. >> recording from 16 different locations in her brain right now. >> and this -- what you're describing really hasn't been done before. >> right. but we're also trying to figure out what causes this so in some ways she's -- she's sacrificing for kids in the future. >> right. >> who have tourette's. >> we did check in with amber this week who was at the university of florida for her second checkup now since the operation. the way she puts it, she says she has about 30% fewer vocal ticks and the doctors are continuing to take new recordings from the brain and also recalibrate her device. amber's dad said he hopes they set the device on happy. that's a good way of putting it. >>> up next an idea maybe so preposterous we need to explain it. why mike rowe has launched a campaign called safety third. what's going on here? we'll explain. you don't think much about it... you never dwell on how it was made... it's just a bl

amb., can you talk about foreign fighters -- are they being used in propaganda videos? what his actual impact of the foreign fighters? >> again, some of this is information that could better be shared in a classified setting. let me share my observations from the work i have been doing. academic experts are doing some of them as well. the first distinction i would make -- isil has been willing to take on foreign fighters. the al qaeda affiliate has been somewhat less willing. you have that distinction. the foreign fighters have been used in a variety of ways. this is a little different than foreign fighters in the case of afghanistan and iraq. very typically, the primary use of foreign fires was suicide bombers. i think some are used to suicide bombers, but they're more valuable -- the skills they can use, whether it is skills and social media, equipment, medical, or other skills. i think they are being used in those areas, as well as fighters themselves. the very disturbing thing -- and academic has concluded that foreign fighters are often used for some of the most di

state ide department, whistle blowers were deliberately retaliated against chief of staff charlene amb for speaking out against sexual misgivings an sexual abuse going on around the world. a lot of abuse she never addressed and tried to rush under the rug before she left the state department. then there is -- this is not in is the story here where she was laughing about child rapist off charges when she was working as an attorney 30 years ago. we can look at her career that was built on putting up -- fill land deterring philandering husband but when you look at her record as many a of girls and women her record at the state department that.pposite of >> r host: how calculating is your language in the book to get with you to buy there book? i will give you an example. easy, just be this look at the crowd creeps and liars who lead the democratic today. i am not just talking about allege rapist who his his -- can i see you sitting at your typewriter the more strident i the book will sell? guest: i don't think what you inaccurate. i think it is all true. when you write book you want obviou

per.ike an ambe the delivery guys -- is this going to take them away? >> no. help?ll it truck, theyc brown are buying electric trucks from us. but in a move -- >> which is basically what, electrified versions of ups trucks? >> yeah, and not to overstate the complexity there, but that is a great application of electric vehicles. they stop and go, they return to the barn every night for recharging. get very bad gas mileage is trucks. a great application for electrification. ups is stepping up and saying, we will branch out into that. thein a move towards future, given that we cater to delivery companies, if this is going to be part of the mix, we want to lead the way. this resides on the top of the truck. it rides with the truck. ae claw sticks down through portal where the driver can load it up with packages. spot, ando a specific the driver can tell it not just a specific address, but right on the stoop. >> i have to say i would coined as the decapitate her. this thing makes me a little worried. what happens if there is legislation against drones, because there have

. >> amb., i was looking at your long and distinguished record of service to our country and state department. to mr. me, to follow up sherman's question. do you speak arabic? >> i do not speak arabic. >> you have any expertise in the arabic world? >> i have traveled with secretary christopher extensively. >> but you were never assigned to the region? >> no. >> is it not true, that most of the foreign fighters recruited by -- or attracted isil in syria -- come handful of m a countries -- mostly arab countries. >> many of the foreign fighters come from north africa. >> to the question -- it just seems to me that the state department seems to be promoting leadership from within that has particular focus on this region. i mean that without -- with no disrespect -- sometimes well ne can function very without any expertise. presumably, that is true about you. i do think mr. sherman has a point. s. have to m, the u. expertise in about we're going to address challenges we face. when he asked your question, not see a mention of the kurdish community which seems to one of the military have in the we r

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