next to beryl -- yeah, i got it now. is diana manuel, who comes to us from the services of the armed forces from the american red cross. so we can hear a lot about many of these beautiful programs. and then next to her is -- kaitlyn thompson, and she is the director of the suicide prevention veteran's health administration or the v.a. and we know that is a difficult topic and something we really need to hear about, what is the v.a. doing to help with the untold numbers of suicide. here is how we're going to do this. we're going do give each of our vso presenters roughly 12 minutes to tell us about their organization. its mission, how it helps veterans and possibly how you can innerface as nami with these vsos. and then after we hear all of our four presenters we'll open it up for questions and comments and dialogue. and please, hold your questions until we hear from all four of our speakers. okay? so starting directly -- we're going to hear from our red cross service organization -- okay. v.a., right. >> i'm actually goi

next to beryl -- yeah, i got it now. is diana manuel, who comes to us from the services of the armed forces from the american red cross. so we can hear a lot about many of these beautiful programs. and then next to her is -- kaitlyn thompson, and she is the director of the suicide prevention veteran's health administration or the v.a. and we know that is a difficult topic and something we really need to hear about, what is the v.a. doing to help with the untold numbers of suicide. here is how we're going to do this. we're going do give each of our vso presenters roughly 12 minutes to tell us about their organization. its mission, how it helps veterans and possibly how you can innerface as nami with these vsos. and then after we hear all of our four presenters we'll open it up for questions and comments and dialogue. and please, hold your questions until we hear from all four of our speakers. okay? so starting directly -- we're going to hear from our red cross service organization -- okay. v.a., right. >> i'm actually goi

, community, and next to beryl -- oh, yeah, ok.t about many of these beautiful programs, and then next to her caitlin thompson, with the v.a., and we know that is a difficult topic and something we really need to hear about, what to help withoing the untold numbers of suicides. here is how we are going to do this. we are going to get each 12 minutes, and then after be here all of our presenters, we will open it up for questions and comments and dialogue, and please, hold your questions until we hear from all effort you are of our speakers, ok? four of our speakers, ok? we will hear from the red cross service organization, ok. the v.a., right. please. >> ok, i want to make sure i see everybody. so, hi. again, i am caitlin thompson. i and the deputy director of the suicide prevention program for v.a., so i currently overseeing all of the suicide prevention efforts. i am hoping everybody got this, this folder? it's not -- ok. so it is in the back. -- thank you so much. i am going to be referencing all so, yes. i work for v.a., and i a

[applause] >> we'll hear from beryl for the amvets. >> thank you, mike. it is a pleasure to be with you and thanks to j.d. moore and kenny for having something to do with the reason i'm here today. and i just want to share with you that i really appreciate your theme for this convention. advocates for change from dialogue to action. i may going on 43-year career nonprofit executive and i have sat through far too many meetings upon meetings where there was nothing but dialogue and discussion. and no action. so seeing this and being a part of the reality of when you leave here that we may facilitate some sharing of opportunities for action is tremendous. something that served me well over the years early on in my career. a quote from a little known poet author of lebanese origin, who said a little bit of knowledge acted on is worth infinitely more than much knowledge that is idle. said another way, it's better to ask for forgiveness than for permission. having said that, what i want to do is kind of give you a real quick overview, make sure you undersoon st

avoid a strike for some 4700 transit workers as he said, this still has to be brought to the 34e78 berylsfor them to rat fill. but, again, tonight, after long talks that we've bchb following all day long for many, many weeks now, there will not be a septa strike. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you updates on nbc10 opinion com. >> brandon turner is accused of kidnapping his wife, keeping her duct taped to a bud for a wreak. authorities say the estranged husband brought her to mcdonalds yesterday where she wrote her plea for help in the bathroom. police used surveillance video to track down the pair. turner is being held on $600,000 bail. >> meteorologist sheena parvine. >> certainly a chilly halloween for the trick-or 46 treaters. now we have some rain moving in. so rain overnight tonight. just a few showers around at the moment. but more rain will move in for the start of your weekend. kind of a rainy saturday. also, windy and cold. it will stay windy an cold for both saturday and sunday. but the rain looking out for the first part of your week. at least that's the good new

maybe it is benefits, and beryl and the v.a. have all sorts of resources.office, go back to your and roll through it. has anybody heard of the national resource directory? has anybody heard of military one source? ok, and has anyone heard of warrior gateway? can be very valuable tools, but they can also be incredibly frustrating, right, because basically it is a ton of resources, and you put in your zip code, and you put in your keyword, and 50 things might come up, and maybe your veteran or yourself or your client while fis for one, right, because there is no eligibility criteria attached to it. there is no scope. there is no capacity. so what we are doing, and you can see with the handout i gave out, we are partnering to have a more strategically populated not database but collaboration wetform that, hopefully, will be able to have in beta form in the spring, and our goal is to be able to provide that to every service provider, to every volunteer, at no cost, in order for you guys to be able to actually find the help that you need for your clients. we kno

. >> i just wanted to clarify again the point that was made by a memorandum beryl of our public, it is actually required by state law that these affordable units be built within the transbay area plan and they cannot be off-sited to a different neighborhood like the tenderloin or something that we explored initially, but we can't do it via state law. ~ member of the public again, we have 120 units for the formerly homeless in the transbay area plan already. it's all built, the individuals have already moved in. and it's great to be able to build a mixed income neighborhood, but i do understand the concerns about individuals being able to shop in the neighborhood that we're in. we do have a specified agreement with tndc and related. i know that there are concerns that these affordable housing units would not be built and that it was a commitment by the developer that this money would be spent or go towards the city's jenna fordable housing trust fund and that was reported in the news. but that is simply not true. these dollars have been allocated specifically for a project two blocks aw

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they're lining up balloons along the nine-mile route of the old wall which separated east beryl inwithhey will be set aloft on sunday to the strains of ode to joy symphony. for those of us lucky to be there 25 years ago, it was amazing for long divided germans, for the world witnessing symbolically the end of the cold war. or was it. incredibly many years later, we're talking about a possible new cold war, with a newly assertive russia and vladmir putin seizing territory in ukraine, testing nato defenses, taunting the u.s. according to one expert, additionally, we are losing so far this one. take a listen. >> putin is winning. he managed to divide ukraine and get away with it. he managed to intimidate the west and get away with it. he shown us up for being weak and divided. my big worry he will push his advantage in the baltic states. if i can bust nato in the baltic states i bust nato permanently and get americans out of europe. >> reporter: analysts say putin does not want to erect a new berlin wall or iron curtain. he wants europe on its own terms. they go on to say the u.s. was bet

gas. 45% of tax receipts from oil set would be a major fiscal shot -- shock when it declined $85 of beryl the finance ministers said publicly we cannot afford to increase spending if oil prices keep declining. it would put the russian economy into a bad recession. with prices fell when it is $40 a barrel to $48 a barrel at the time of the global financial crisis. curley ready a fiscal deficit of 18 percent gdp but that number could move in this venezuelan bank would have to fund the government at that point to save the risk of oil subsidies now right now with 2.$2 billion to build low-cost rail to cuba, nicaragua and other countries of the west indies if we have the price scale all programs would be at risk the third great benefit would be the iranian economy itself. it has 80 million people the ppp adjusted gdp is 1.2 trillion dollars. iran it actually has large resources with huge oil reserves so that output going back a 2.2 million barrels a tivoli's alito a three-year 4 million barrels over the next five years. even the copper reserves with the largest iron ore reserves. and of course

some of the arab mope beryls have different definitions of terrorism. there's some positive aspects to stop foreign fighters from going to iraq and syria. but then there are other aspects to which they would be criminalizing and, in some cases, even counting as terrorism, things that the united states would normally consider to be free expression, peaceful expression of decent, peaceful demonstrations, things like that. are you concerned that this can lead to radicalization in those counsel e countries, either for isil or for other extremist groups. and is this an issue that the united states is raising with the coalition partners? >> the short answer is it's a constant part of our dialogue with a number of countries. it's important in answering those that may be critical of the government and actually incentivizing them to use violence as a means of advancing their agendas. itsd's a fairly regular part of our dialogue as we go forward, there will be differences of approach, difference of emphasis. the one you alluded to is there and we talk about on a

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