within the provide sector, tech was an early adopter of the arc. we worked with salesforce for over 15 years. where we've seen a lot of success in full-time roles are facilities, tech enabled facilities so sort of a hybrid between an i.t. and facilities role, so somebody that's making sure that all the screens work and you're able to connect to all of the tech and all the breakout spaces. we have an early childhood education program, so we're placing people as preschoolteachers or in after care programs. we have a definitely large sort of customer service base of individuals who are working at cultural constitutions, for the giants, those sorts of things that tend to be more part-time roles. and then, we've definitely seen a big increase in skilled administrative work, and that really varied because we have some folks that are very skilled in data entry. as you know, data entry is kind of going by the wayside, but depending on where you work, certain companies still have that need, so we've been focused on getting jobs where there's career opportun

images of the players were projected on to the arc as parisians celebrated a first world cup triumphrs. well unsurprisingly rather different scenes in the croatian capital of zagreb. the country of 4 million people had come to a standstill for one of the biggest matches in croatia's sporting history. but it ended it tears for the fans there, as they watched their team lose 4—2 to france. so despair for croatia but elation for france and none more so than their president, emmanuel macron, throwing all diplomatic protocol out of the window. and as you can imagine the big headlines on the websites of the main french newspapers dominated by the exploits of the les bleus on sunday. france's foremost sports paper, l'equipe, with a nice big banner proclaiming "champion du monde" and big picture of two of the french goalscorers in that final, kylian mbappe and paul pogba with the line "ensemble a jamais" meaning together forever, an article highlighting how tight their squad has been through this world cup adventure. le figaro has the two stars with another of the goalscorers antoine griezma

posters all around the london olympic arc where this event is being held. those guys over my shoulder are ireland women getting in the last few minutes of practise. a bit ofa in the last few minutes of practise. a bit of a warm—up before the tournament starts tomorrow. so who comes to london as favourites whyte you cannot look much beyond the netherlands. they're the defending world champion, world number one. also european champions. they can be beaten. going back to years to the tuque i6 beaten. going back to years to the tuque 16 rio olympics, remember the final holland and england were probably the two favourite teams. you cannot rule out the likes of argentina and don't forget new zealand. they are having a wonderful 2018, having been crowned the commonwealth games champions earlier this year. over 100,000 tickets have been sold by the assessment. this stadium alone holds ten and a half thousand, all the england games are sold out, many of the games are sold out as well. everything gets under way tomorrow. just when we got one world cup was over, anoth

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the arc has been around for over 65 years, serving adults with developmental disabilities in the core areas of education -- post secondary education, workforce development, and health care and housing. and today, 'cause most of you are familiar -- i know we know alex well, and kate, but wanted to share with you, and maria did a nice job of teeing it up, our focus on participate aged youth. over the past three years, we've really been focused on diversefying our revenue streams and looking to the city as more of a key partner. we are primarily federally and state funded. and over the last few years, office of workforce development and children and youth services have both partners with the arc for the first time to look at our different programs and how we can best serve individuals with developmental disabilities and individuals who have similar needs, whether or not they're regional center funded. so this year, for the very first time, department of dcyf, department of children, youth and family services, has funded a transition aged youth program. and what we will be doing is workin

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you can keep a narrow arc and put more downrange. there are smaller carbine rifles as opposed to the infantry rifles. they would also have to carry the machine gun. machine gun weighs about 50 pounds. the tripod another 50 or 60 pounds. these guys had to be able to carry all the equipment and ammunition. the weight of the machine gun is what led to the advent of the automatic rifle or automatic assault weapon. >> why do you like to come out and do this? >> it was challenging to research and there is not a lot written in english about the french army. they were the bulk of the allied force and they were fascinating to read about. it got me really interested in some of the war aspects. the equipment and the general it is pretty neat. it's been really fun to learn about. it is pretty neat. a lot of people don't know about the french and the involvement. they find that fascinating. and in the whole period of the first world war, they start out .ith linear tactics the machine gun comes into play. that's fun, it's pretty interesting. sober

we said already that the mainframe, when we announced it was going to have a short arc and a long arcit we also got good growth in some of our cloud businesses. we got good growth in elements of our analytics portfolio which sits in cognitive solutions. so the revenue trajectory we're quite pleased with, and we think we can keep momentum going on the margin side we have mixed issues on margin, as we always do. >> right. >> but the trajectory continues to improve from where we were. we've seen the profit dollar growth out of that revenue, and we'll see margin stabilization. >> okay. i want to see that i also was gratified to see $4.7 billion in cloud you're talking about a run rate for cloud that makes you one of the largest cloud companies, but we don't hear enough about it. i love the fact that you issued some of the wins talk about the wins, how big they are, and whether they're competitive. >> sure. look, this is a competitive industry, right? we'vegot some fierce competitors. they invest heavily. we invest heavily. let's look at the win we had in australia. it's a win across all o

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to a lot of these meetings, she has hosted a variety of just different informational events at the arc, so we do full power workshops, where you can learn about community safety, and those are really appropriate for all ages. we've done some person centered training thinking workshops, as well, which are really kind of open to everyone. one of the marquis programs that we have that really kind of branchs all ages is our ready, set, fly program where you can come to s.f.o. and practice going through security, getting on the plane, and really get that under your belts. that primarily is taken advantage of by families, but at this time, we don't actually support any -- or we don't provide any support groups specifically. but lots of -- a lot of educational contents, yeah. >> any other comments from staff? thank you. i want to thank you for your presentation and for the work that you do and for waiting patiently. >> happy to. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we're going to go ahead and close this presentation. we're going to open -- yeah, we're going to open -- thank you. we're goi

and dana, to you, just again it's almost like you think of the arc of the week that was. you go back to last week from -- it was just one week ago when we were all watching them stand in helsinki and the arc of the week, the would, wouldn't, the no, the yes, i do stand by my intel chiefs to now it's a hoax to sarah huckabee sanders saying no, no, no, the hoax or the witch hunt is only pertaining to the campaign collusion piece. i mean, did you follow? >> yeah. and it's not an accident. we anybody who falls into the crap of thinking that what the president, the white house are doing is disorganization and chaos is missing the point, and i think we all have lived with it and recognize it that they are saying sort of different things at different times, and they're doing it to say it to different constituencies. when the president sends out the tweet witch hunt, he might not be talking about the investigation of whether russia interfered in american elections. he might be talking act collusion. he also might not be. if you're a trump supporter and see that tweet, you know, y

team forward and produce some really brilliant performances from the likes of atoms and of course ego arc in favor of the hero goalkeeper in the penalty shootout against spain is sure to be a fiery encounter here at the fish stadium in sochi and however it turns out the host nation can be proud of the performances of their team. and for that much england meet me in an intriguing quarterfinal in a physical game is expected with both sides strong at the back and. gareth southgate has reason to smile before his side's game against colombia england had won a world cup knockout match in twelve years they've never won a penalty shoot out there already breaking records and they want more. we want to keep making the history and we know that. it's not since nine hundred ninety that we were in a world cup semifinal so. we hugely ambitious that want to do that in england face a sweden side have been rock solid at the back all tournaments their coach is preparing his side for a rough encounter. in this group and it was football has developed a great deal just as swedish football since the one nine hu

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from the north sea, still really hot and muggy, particularly the further south you are, 18 degrees arcf all sunshine and the more cloud than recent days, particularly across parts of eastern england and scotland. the breeze starting to come in for more of a northerly direction, across the northern half of the country you will not be quite as hot as it has been. around about 17 degrees in newcastle for instance, 28 or 29 to cardiff and london, still sticky in the south. after a slightly cooler interludes through the middle of the week it will turn hotter and stay dry towards the weekend. hello this is bbc news with the headlines: four of the boys trapped in a flooded cave system in thailand have been rescued and taken to a local hospital. a team of divers helped the children through a difficult part of the route. the rescue effort has been suspended until tomorrow. as borisjohnson criticises theresa may's brexit proposal, support from michael gove who says the plans are realistic but the uk should prepare for all outcomes. the home secretary, sajid javid visits salisbury —— and says the

. >>> arc-- arc options have uncovered 14 bodies that they believe belong to the incan area.s ancient civilization ruled for more than # hundred years before being conquered by the invading spanish in the 16th century. however, little was known about their presence in the famous valley of the pyramids until now. >>> coming up, a long time east babe restaurant is serving its final meal before shutting for good. it is for free. we'll tell what you the owner is asking for in return. >>> two california colleges are being rangerred among the top five in the world and one is in the bay area. mit is the best of the best taking the top spot for the seven agent straight year. palo alto's stanford university comes in at number two. harvard ranks number three. the california institute of technology in pasadena lands at number four in the world. the university of oxford in the uk comes in at number five. >>> quick peek at markets here before the session closed after yesterday's holiday. dow jones doing very well gaining almost 200 points. >>> today, a long time east bay restaurant will s

folks, if the trump team's arc of denials are any indication of what's coming, buckle up. we've gone down this road and we'll go back to the summer of 2016. >> are there any ties between mr. trump, you, or your campaign and putin and his regime? >> no, there are not. that's absurd and, you know, there's no basis to it. >> so think about that, july of 2016 manafort says that and here's where we are now. >> collusion isn't a crime. >> collusion is not a crime. >> i have said that over and over. collusion is not a crime. >> guess what? the president seems to agree with that legal advice because today he tweeted "collusion is not a crime, but that doesn't matter because there was no collusion except by crooked hillary and the democrats." let's be clear here. collusion is a crime. there's another word for it, it's called conspiracy and it begs the question, are the president and his legal team laying the ground work for an argument that might be, dare i say, pro-conspiracy and pro-russian backing? that might seem like a bridge too far but look at the bridges that have been cros

planet mars in the sun won't opposite sides of the arc a phenomenon that happens every fifteen to seventeen years but it's a moon that amazed move. along when you're reading this call me to used to see. you use a direct translation on the moon the moon the day the sun last day but i have come to realize that it is. and also the moon doing this in only you know not true i have just seen the cheating like something is cutting it the traveling telescope group has come to this canyon village to shoot a local modify community up close the marvels in the sky trying to get as many people to look through to look at the sky and to appreciate what we have in the sky but also to look through the telescopes until you know lamb a bit of science i spoke about mars and the opposition phenomenon just tell us a little bit about that quite shred and it's more prominence now because it's much closer to was so it looks brighter it's more rare it's quite exciting interacting the people here many of them telling us they have not seen the stock as plan nets and even the moon so close you know through this telesco

the arc of san francisco, inclusive educational and workforce supports and services offered at the art of san francisco. presentation by kristen pedersen, chief of services, education and workforce inclusion, the arc of san francisco. public comment is welcome. item 9, public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the m.d.c. each speaker is limited to three minutes. please approach the mike phone or give your comment to the m.d.c. staff. item 10, information item, correspondence. item 11, discussion item, council member comments and announcements. item 12. adjourned. >> i would like to move for a motion for accepting the approval of today's meeting agenda. >> i move. >> thank you. >> i'll second. >> thank you. all in favor. >> aye. >> i know i have to say but any abstentions? i don't think so. okay, thank you. the agenda has passed. we're going on to public comment. item number 3, items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mayor's disability council. we welcome the public's participation during public periods. this will provide an oppor

iran's influence don't exists as an arc of evil from tehran through iraq and syria all the way to lebanon.you are watching the rebuilding of the persianempire . pulling out of the iran deal was only the first step. iran is steel seeking toplant itself on syria's border . with israel. they are building a jet strip 20 miles from israel's northern border, agent strip with jet airplanes can only mean warfare. iran is still proving israel's defenses. iran is still the head of the snake in the middle east. hamas and hezbollah are huge terrorist organizations funded, trained and equipped by iran. the same iran to which the former president was trying to give billions of dollars. we must ensurethat iran's aggression is met with ever-increasing sanctions. keep up the pressure on iran, mister president . peace in the middle east is the secret to peace in the world. we are with you, mister president. be bold, be courageous. this is our hour to turn the world around . [applause] to the young people of iran who are protesting iran's rogue regime and its practices, christians united for israel stand with y

its conclusion that russia's meddling in the two thousand and sixteen election took place terms of arc's follow a barrage of condemnation from members of his own political party for his initial acceptance of putin's denial he just said it's not russian of any election interference by the kremlin i remain as i thought it was shameful i think it needs to fix it mourning the republican speaker of the house of representatives equally unequivocal not only did russia interfere in the past it threatens to do so again they're doing it around the world they did it to france they did to moldova they're doing it to the baltics russia is trying to undermine democracy itself democrats are pressuring republicans to reinforce those words with action if donald trump was such an easy mark in helsinki. president putin will realize he's an easy mark elsewhere that's why lawmakers are pushing for further sanctions against russia many are also demanding trump requests the extradition of twelve russians indicted last week or charges of interfering in the twenty sixteen u.s. vote but like previous administrati

. >> right now at 11:00 arc wildfire breaks out here in the bay area, forcing people to flee their hems. tonight it is an all out assault to stop the flames from spreading. the news at 11:00 starts right now. good evening. thank you for joining us. >>> hundreds of people forced to evacuate a brushfire quickly exploded ed td to 150 acres an destroyed several homes. the fire burning in the berryessa highlands community in lake county. the area around steele canyon road ordered to evacuate. sergio can tanno is live in the hardest hit area tonight. >> reporter: we are had headlands drive. you can see there are several homes here that literally burned to the ground. this fire is still active. it is only 10% contained. seven homes are gone, destroyed by the fast-moving steele fire that erupted at about 4:30 this the afternoon. in the neighborhoods you can see fire retardant everywhere. a pair of helicopters continued water drops to control the i' my house and watching propane tanks explode. it was insane. i drove out of the court and i literally was watching our neighbor's house burn. it was

back in front i go to bombay arc i have booked a city to a. production yard was god has a hello and welcome to bang there on to our guided tour bumbag is a town with more than one thousand years of history and it became a unesco world heritage site twenty five years ago school on this stuff is simply coming to the cathedral with me now. so this is we're now in bomb back cathedral the first cathedral here was commissioned in one thousand and four by the emperor haile and his wife who were later canonized to go into. what's here now is the thirty feet from the thirteenth century it was billed as a pilgrimage church rather than a parish church so the focus is on the tomb of the saints. so of us what you see here is the only marble piece in the church on the lid are the recumbent figures of the two saints and. on its side are legends surrounding the imperial couple of oxen's and. the cathedral is especially famous for this figure. so when sit down here from here you have a lovely view of the back horseman what was so unusual about it and well firs

and the crowd roared as fireworks filled the sky and images of the players were projected on to the arc. they had such a great game yesterday. good for them. >>> this morning we can't get over how adorable prince louie is. >> kensington palace tweeted royal family photos taken after the christening last week. some of the portraits were taken at clearance house in london. the duke and duchess of cambridge hired celebrity photographer matt holio to take the photos. he was baptized at saint james palace last month. >> the baby so cute but i love george and charlotte in the pictures. >> i know. they were stealing the show. we did family pictures too. it is hard to get the kids to look at the camera at the same time and not have a crazy look on their face. those turned out pretty well. taking a look at things in the north bay, we have one new crash, got good news from chp, southbound 101 past petaluma boulevard, three-car crash pushed to the shoulder. you can see stop-and-go traffic through 116 interchange there. once you make it past that things are free flowing. san rafael looking great he

we had the arc de triomphe in the distance. film at 10e entire p.m. on real america. you are watching american history tv on c-span3. the united states capitol historical society hosts a tribute. this your they host the house energy and commerce committee. they gather in the hall to recall their experience on the commerce committee. this is about 45 minutes. thank you for coming here tonight. i'm don carlson. i am honored to be the chairman of the u.s. historical society. as a former staffer on the hill, i am completely aware of the honor

is conclusion that russia's meddling in the two thousand and sixteen election took place terms of arc's follow a barrage of condemnation from members of his own political party for his initial acceptance of putin's denial he just said it's not russian of any election interference by the kremlin i remain. but it was shameful i think he needs to fix it morning the republican speaker of the house of representatives equally unequivocal not only did russia interfere in the past it threatens to do so again they're doing it around the world they did it to france they did to moldova they're doing it to the baltics russia is trying to undermine democracy itself democrats are pressuring republicans to reinforce those words with action if donald trump is such an easy mark in helsinki president putin will realize he's an easy mark elsewhere. that's why lawmakers are pushing for further sanctions against russia many are also demanding trump requests the extradition of twelve russians indicted last week or charges of interfering in the twenty sixteen u.s. vote but like the previous administrations my

. >> you know, we think about this long arc. he was, of course, released, he became the president of a democratic south africa. uou and i have talked about. this i was theret last year looking at that legacy, and that legacy, by a younger generation, as still questioned, right? how much change there really been? how much change did he and his rdneration really affect? >> well, i've hehe younger generation are, you know, complaining about what he did and didn't d and it reminds me of a point in the book where he talks about a younger group of prisoners wererought in after these older guys had been there for a while, and they were all up in the aiabout hocome you didn't do this and why aren't you doing this, and he entually won them over. and i'm sure that someone with th principles of nelson mandela and the cooitment todayuld address some of the lingering problems in the country. >> because they do exist. they exist and as martin luther king said and i'm sure mandela believed this, the arc the moral universe is long and involves

following the team's four two win over croatia images of the country's new heroes were being done to the arc de triomphe. another monument the eiffel tower was lit up with the years one nine hundred ninety eight and twenty eight in a tribute to france's first world cup when twenty years ago. u.s. president.

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so he could drive 100 miles per hour and the city also gave tom and the crew control of the famous arctriomphe. >> way to go, guys! >> tom's most impressive stunt of all may just be the stuntdiving scene. tom became the first actor in a major movie to jump from a boeing c17 from a height of 25,000 feet. >> the sequence is incredibly grueling, it's very technical. it's very dangerous to be honest. >> the scene shot in the united arab emirates was a thrill ride for tom, and he was very grateful for the highly skilled crew who helped make it happen. >> that was excellent. i think it was excellent. i think we really, we'll take a look at the footage and that's what it always comes down to. but i have to say it went exceedingly well. >>> still ahead -- we're in hong kong. >> when the rock talks, we listen. giving us an update on his baby girl and did he have a secret wedding? >>> and kevin hart's challenge for "e.t." >> i'm going to ask -- >> we checked out his new obstacle course. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> look at gal gadot rocking her wonder woman costume. gal visited kid