the census bureau has been ted. plagued by delays in hiring thousands of census workers to m ensure every person is counted.d these delays hurt hard to count. communities. the most because outreach from trusted voices and nonresponse follow-up are essential in thesn communities. the administration's to anti-immigrant policies and its illegal effort to add a citizenship question have made s an accurate count even harder to obtain by sowing fear and distrust in communities across a theti country.s but this appears to be the point as republicann operative thomas h haufler, the so-called mike otea angelo ofdv redistricting put i adding a citizenship question would be and i quote n from himy quote advantageous for t republicans and non-hispanic whites, end quote. count ultimately the administration's goal in trying to add a citizenship question seems to be to take the hard to count and make them the uncounted.. iqu introduced a bill last year, the census idea act to remove the citizenship court question and codify the pr

having been briefed on the bureau's communications campaign, we are in impressed the bureau and contractorsunderstand the challenge. yet we are deeply concerned that the latino approach is almost exclusively in spanish and there's no specific campaign to reach latinos who consume information in english. education fund and others will do all we can to fill these gaps but the tasks of repairing the damage and reaching all latinos must not be borne by us alone. two, the census bureau should prepare for a significant demand for paper form, ensure the online mobile response option is effective and implement an effective assistance program. latinos prefer to respond to the census according to research on paper or online. and many latinos participated in the attest through this way. they need paper for for all who prefer this response mode and be sure there's appropriately prepared, skilled and innumerated workforce. many expressed the participation online thus the bureau must ensure it is user friendly and with the load capacity to meet demand. finally we continue too believe a census bureau init

is the bureau ensuring?s do you have about it with this senses cycle we are reaching out in the 2010. there has only been one to have a lot less data how to shore up it. technology is important but it brings cybersecurity threat and the bureau has to do everything with private and federal and state partners. we have been pushing the bureau to take necessary steps how those systems will affect the communities that we have worked on the partnership. and the bureau should update congress from the status of all of these activities in a manner that congress was directed and to ensure the it systems are secure. >> and the level of details , 21 - - due to the partnership program it does the internet response and to understand the process more to make sure cybersecurity is strong. >> does anybody else want to add anything quick. >> please explain the legal protection quick. >> under title 13 of the census act, nobody is allowed to provide individualized data coming from the census form. that is subject to a penalty

speemac deeply the census bureau to be engaging with these state and local communities to make bureaus outraged more efficient and effective. it seems the coordination would help. can you elaborate in this area period. >> is exempt pleat account committee. their incredible. the model was held by the bureau. this will help efforts around the country together count. we know that actually most states have indeed created them. there are five states that have not. that's louisiana, nebraska, south dakota, and texas florida. they created one but one of the challenges in that state just can't normally create these committees. they also have to put significant funding towards them particularly because it's going to be one of the most difficult enumerations. supported created a complete count committee this week. but they did not allocate any dollars to it. there is mapping, over 2006, contributed significant state -based funding. this was to help supplement the federal funding. in the work of the bureau, but that partnership needs to be tight. they still have not added additional resources to

jeffrey, the director of the bureau of delinquent revenue. he has agreed to appear to provide an update on b.d.r.'s efforts to collect on up paid late fees and penalties the commission assessed. but the parties or respondents have yet to pay as well as to answer any questions the commissioners may have regarding their collection process. >> good afternoon. so i have a list of questions. i'm sure if you have those questions with you on specific items you want me to cover? >> no >> okay. so i can walk through the questions and then answer them. so there's 11 in total so let me know if i get too long-winded. one of the first questions was how does our office decide how many resources to invest in trying to locate a deter. to answer that question, we typically evaluate the collectibility, so how much information we have on the person as well as if there's any ways to execute on the obligation. and also the total value will help determine how much effort we are going to dedicate to try to invest in trying to locate someone or execute on the obliga

and to what is now the global public affairs bureau, and its origins in the commission. and so, that is sort of a run through over the years of what the commission was able to achieve during its recommendations. so, here we are today. and i promised you that i would take a quick look at what the recommendations are for 2019. but since we are also talking about 70 years, i thought it would be interesting to look at them side-by-side. what you have are the recommendations from 1949. almost all of them. the reports in those days were blessedly short and concise and have given me much room for thought. and then i put on the other side, some of the recommendations, the key recommendations that you will see in the report in a few weeks. and i think the side-by-side comparison is constructive. -- instruct -- instructive. so, in 1949, and this is almost word for word, i've modified here and there for clarity, but there was real concern about gaps between department of state policy and the information and outreach function. in the need to address serious problems of coordination

we did receive that from the bureau and a couple items of note for your benefit would be that the bureau as to mr. chris jackson is preparing a wage garnishment which they intend to serve. i believe they will serve that on mr. jackson's payroll office and not directly upon mr. jackson. i don't 100% know the procedure there. as to ms. sweet. you will remember from from prior meetings we were optimistic about settlement. she has stopped communicating with the bureau legal department. they have to pursue an entry of default judgment against her. maybe lastly, another highlight would be that the bureau has mailed an intention to file a lawsuit against the arlo smith committee at the bottom of that particular table for you. then lastly, the commission collection officer referred six additional accountings to the bureau. those will be in future updates. >> thank you. any questions from commissione commissioners? >> commissioners ray hard director san francisco government. if i heard directly, a complaint is filed on average we are going to do 2.3 to 2.4 years to come to a conclusion. i have se

i wish i had my bureau colleagues up here as well because i think the federal bureau of investigation such an important broker between that which is our foreign intelligence mission and that which gets supplied and utilized and scoped relative to domestic activity. i think this is probably an area that merits further discussion relative to the u.s. intelligence community. i think it is very important, areas of responsibility, and we are largely foreign focused. we rely on transiting that information via the fbi and dhs as they understand how that landscape can be inculcated here in the united states. we are very concerned about proxies, whether those are americans, and i think sorting out as to whom is operating on behalf of a foreign intelligence organization versus an american participating in legitimate free-speech, is a challenge i think the bureau deals with all the time. to your second question, i think it gets also back to some of the themes that the fbi has resonated with me, which is for us, the lines are really that which is covert, that which is clandestine, illicit, if not

an informant for the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms named gus got weaver to make and sell himd-off shotguns. >> the gun charge is important because it set the tone, i figure, for how the jury views randy right from the very beginning. he can't just be seen some guy who is out selling firearms and guns because that plays into the governments conspiracy theory that these guys are all out arming themselves so they can go to battle against the government because if that is the case we will lose. >> on cross-examination the defense argued that goss entrapped weaver. >> this case is about how the government set up to destroy this guy. that was this theory and the theme we argued from the beginning so it's an important piece of evidence. >> that impact was to turn jurors around and to get them so they began to like randy weaver. >> prosecutors to do the initial shootout between u.s. marshals service and kevin harris and 14 -year-old sam weaver. after a volley of bullets sam and deputy deegan were found dead spirit prosecutors say one of the weaver family dogs found three marshals. th

or any further risk of earthqakes, the us bureau of land manament has not yet responded to california's claims of thnow 67 lawsuits, california has filed against the trump administration more than half of them are environment related the attorneys general says many of them are still pending. >>in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 new >>if you could do license plate readers with them you could use face recognition you can to track people moving concerns over a growing sed cameras in san francisco after the break. how >>we're continuing our in-depth coverage tonight on private surveillance networks. we first told you about this last night as 6 after about a number of serity cameras which are popping up around san francisco, many of them paid for by one ch billionaire the crypto currency mobiles says his goal is to helppolice stopped a rash of property imes in the city. but as kron four's maureen kelells us privacy rights advocates worry about potential abuse. >>those behind the say city cam or here's ne example of a crime caught by the security camera network that ended in an arrest when a

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we reached out to the bureau for comment.clined saying that they just don't discuss -- they don't confirm or deny whether there's an investigation of something. the bureau seems to have just gone to hyde's home and business to question him about this. it's a very serious allegation. the text messages do show conversations between hyde and another gentleman with a belgian number discussing yovanovitch's whereabouts, sending screen shots of her address, exchanging photos of her. this is something that deserves to be investigated. the ukrainian authorities have opened a criminal probe into the alleged illegal surveillance, have asked the fbi for their help. unclear whether the bureau is working with them. >> have you been able to connect any significant dots, big picture, natasha on this? putting this element that you are writing about into the greater context? >> yeah. the effort to oust yovanovitch, the ambassador, was connected, according to the text messages, to efforts to get dirt on joe biden. this is another layer of the

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administration is brewing this time over use of land for oil and gas drilling kron four's capitol bureau porter ashley zavala explains. >>attorneys general have you been set announced friday california is suing the federal government again is time attempting to block the us bureau of land management's fracking plan a plan that is misguided and downright dangerous california contends the trump administration violated federal law by not followg the proper process before moving forward with plans to drill for oil and gas on a million acres of land thughout central california, the attorneys general says the government's environmental review of the plan didn't adequately analyze potential health hazards and harmful effects to the environment fracking is a controversial method of extracting oil and gas by injecting high pressures of water sand and chemicals into rock formations. the state of california. >>is it looking to introduce any more smart any more water pollution. any more eenhouse gas emissions. or any further ri of earthquakes, the us bureau of land management has not yet responded t

were washington bureau chief alexander phenomena on capitol hill where that trial the impeachment trial. is underway alexandra thank you. and as lawmakers debated the rules for the trial that could spell the end of the presidency donald trump believe it or not was nowhere to be found in the united states across the atlantic in the swiss alps trump opened the world economic forum today and he spoke about the economic successes of his america 1st policies the report card that trump all for largely ignored tackling climate change an issue that is taking center stage in davos or returning to the summit for her 2nd year the swedish climate campaigner gratitude she said in a speech today leaders like trump have failed to protect her generation from the coming climate chaos leaving behind the heat of impeachment trials few could blame donald trump for seeking out some medicinal alpine. the us president was in divorce to address the global elite but in this election year his message was meant for households across the u.s. america is thriving america is flourishing and yes america is winning ag

or we're joined now by washington bureau chief alexander good to see you alexandra tell us why did the u.s. target. money and why now. well according to your ass oficial. was killed no to disrupt an imminent attack that would have put american lives at risk in the region president strums national security advisor told us in the press a briefing a short while ago that money was travelling across the middle east planning attacks on the you asked military personnel and you asked. brian didn't provide us with more detail is about that and we also have to mention that some experts and strums critics question this explanation and question the president's more tips and indeed we have to say that president is under a lot of pressure here in the you asked with the impeachment trial in the senate looming with the presidential election taking place in november so he can use a foreign policy success but we also have to add that this particular action is a risky gamble that could backfire. iran is vowing to take revenge and that's leading to the use of a major new conflict so just how popular how d

reporter they said topper who has frequently reported from iran and in washington by our bureau chief there alexander foreign naaman welcome to you both alexander firstly to you why did the u.s. want custom solomon and dead and why now. somebody ministration has to do you ask me to disrupt an imminent attack that would have put american lives at risk in the region a father said today that he was plotting an attack on you as facilities and workers in iraq live in syria and other countries and that this plot was maturing so therefore it was necessary to take him out however we have to mention in this context that trumps we just have to refrain from taking him out and that president trump at the moment is under a lot of pressure here in the u.s. ass with the impeachment trial in the senate looming with the presidential election taking place in november so he can use foreign policy success however we also have to add that this particular action is a risky gamble that could backfire right now today so on the other side we've got iran valuing harsh retaliation what kind of food do you think

when the bureau secures a payment plan with the debt debtor, what form does that take? it is formal. we have them sign a payment plan agreement. i want to be careful with how i call it a contract. it's basically the language agreement stipulates to the debtor that they are acknowledging their obligation to pay, that they owe the obligation. they are waiving their right under the statutes of limitations for the actions that we are take, ask they are acknowledging that consequences of default. and we have the typical repayment terms as far as the duration of the payment plan agreement, the obligation deadline date and we provide for their convenience the methods of how they can pay us, online, for example. question 8, if a payment plan is a contract with the city, are there code provisions that affect how the bureau and debtor interact? for example if they miss a payment have they breeched the contract? does renegotiating a payment plan mean renegotiating a contract requiring certain formalities? i wouldn't want to call it a contract, per se, with the city. this is defini

of public affairs, my old bureau and the bureau called international information programs which now is legal, we are allowed to do more communication with the american people about what we are doing overseas and the law was in the way and we can never get the two groups merged that we wanted to but they have done that now so they are calling it the bureau of global public affairs so it is a bigger mandate and they are just getting started so we have to see how this irons out that the other thing which struck me when i took the podium at the state department's i would sit in these morning meetings and see all these wonderful things career foreign service officers were doing and putting on my pentagon hat, i want to open my briefing with that, that is great anecdote and i would get shuts down because the head of the bureau or the ambassador for the country said you can't talk about what we are doing because we want the host government own this program or this policy gets enacted we want them to take credit for it so is very frustrating for a military spokesman to come into the state d

sports and from los angeles jason kemp a donya he's the law and the bureau chief for n.b.c. news radio our good to see you jason what more can you tell us about the helicopter crash well right now video from the sea the crash is actually still smoldering and it crashed about 930 local time this morning we don't really know exactly what caused the crash but i will tell you this that it was extremely foggy around southern california this morning and actually the fog bank is rolling back in now and we know that he was going to a basketball tournament one of his own tournaments the mambo cup 2 as he referred it to and that's when the crash happened but exactly what caused that crash we still don't know that yet and those answers may take days or weeks before we know something official ok so days and weeks a very tragic death indeed kobe bryant's fans are in shock let's listen to how they've been reacting. i just know that my wife and i just got married on a 24 for koby literally 45 years of living i have not felt this much grief and love for one man the day has passed for city i

jeffrey, the director of the bureau of delinquent revenue.he has agreed to appear to provide an update on b.d.r.'s efforts to collect on up paid late fees and penalties the commission assessed. but the parties or respondents have yet to pay as well as to answer any questions the commissioners may have regarding their collection process. >> good afternoon. so i have a list of questions. i'm sure if you have those questions with you on specific items you want me to cover? >> no >> okay. so i can walk through the questions and then answer them. so there's 11 in total so let me know if i get too long-winded. one of the first questions was how does our office decide how many resources to invest in trying to locate a deter. to answer that question, we typically evaluate the collectibility, so how much information we have on the person as well as if there's any ways to execute on the obligation. and also the total value will help determine how much effort we are going to dedicate to try to invest in trying to locate someone or execute on the obligat

jeffrey, the director of the bureau of delinquent revenue.te on b.d.r.'s efforts to collect on up paid late fees and penalties the commission assessed. but the parties or respondents have yet to pay as well as to answer any questions the commissioners may have regarding their collection process. >> good afternoon. so i have a list of questions. i'm sure if you have those questions with you on specific items you want me to cover? >> no >> okay. so i can walk through the questions and then answer them. so there's 11 in total so let me know if i get too long-winded. one of the first questions was how does our office decide how many resources to invest in trying to locate a deter. to answer that question, we typically evaluate the collectibility, so how much information we have on the person as well as if there's any ways to execute on the obligation. and also the total value will help determine how much effort we are going to dedicate to try to invest in trying to locate someone or execute on the obligation in and of itself. so i'll stop each ti

before he was sworn into office, he was subjective to an investigation by the federal bureau ofn investigation called crossfire hurricane. the president within six months of his inauguration found a special counsel being appointed to investigate a russia collusion theory. in their opening statement several members of the house managers tried to relitigate the mueller case. here's the bottom t line. this is part one of the mueller report. this part alone is 199 pages. the house managers in the presentation a couple of times reference this for that. let me tell you something. this cost $32 million. this investigation took 2800 subpoenas. this investigation had 500 search warrants. this had 230 orders for communication records. this had 500 witness interviews. all to reach the following conclusion and i'm going to quote from the mueller report itself it can be found on page 173. as it relates to this whole matter of collusion and conspiracy, ultimately as the words of bob mueller in his report. this investigation did not establish that the campaign court needed or conspired with the russian gover

of cannabis control, authorizing the office of cannabis to execute the agreement with the bureau of cannabis control and the extensions amendment or contracts subsequent on behalf of the city. >> supervisor fewer: i believe we have mr. eugene hillsman here. >> if you give me a second, i'll be pulling this up. >> supervisor fewer: this item has no b.l.a. report. >> good morning, chair fewer, supervisors, my name is eugene hillsman, director of the office of cannabis. for the local equity funding. i'm also available to answer any potential questions that you have about the process. unfortunately, director rodriguez is feeling under the weather and is unable to join us this morning. san francisco's equity program was developed to support individuals negatively impacted by the war on drugs by creating opportunities to own and be hired by cannabis businesses. senate bill 1294 approved by senator bradford allowed for san francisco to apply for funds from the state level bureau of cannabis control to assist applicants enter the cannabis market in the state. the bill requires an eligible lo

and public affairs and at th that te bureau called international information programs which now is the goal and we are allowed to be more communication with the american people about what we are doing overseas and you're right, in a way it was we could never get the two groups merged. we wanted to, but they'v but tht now and i think that they call the bureau of the global public affairs co. it is a bigger mandate and they are just getting started so i think we have to sort of see how this ironed out, but the other thing is what struck me when i took the podium at the state department decided to sit in these morning meetings and to see all these wonderful things the career foreign service officers were out there doing and put it on as i want to open up my briefing with the fact that it's a great anecdote and i would get shut down because either the head of the bureau or the ambassador in the country would say no, no come you can't say that. you can talk about what you're doing because we want the host government to own this program or policy i policy if it gets ee want them to take cred

>>the us census bureau is recruiting to fill thousands of temporary positions but the better business bureau says that you need to be where scams because scammers are posting about open census jobs on the web and social medi and then asking to be paid fees for applications are for training. federal agencies never charge application fees so if you see one it's a red flag do not fall for it. the census bureau will also not charge you for the training that they'll give you or they want they want to ask you to buy any equipment youay need to see any of these job postings that ask you to fork over any money whatsoever it is a scam. the better business bureau is an important resource to help avoid employment scam so keep an eye out and watch out for those camps. >>a 22 and 4 morning news up next the latest on president trump's impeachment trial as his legal team prepares for another day of >>in 25 in national news opening arguments in president trump's impeachment trial continued today in the senate his defense se just 2 hours of its available time on turday th whitney wild now with the ver

american farm bureau's scott vanderwal was in the room for the signing. he's here in a fox business exclusive on how the heartland really feels and what farmers want from phase two. >>> and wait until you see the bold-faced names who all showed up for closing arguments in that t-mobile/sprint merger trial. charlie gasparino is there. less than an hour to the closing bell on this history-making day. the world is watching. live from the white house, let's start "the claman countdown." liz: breaking news. we are now getting pictures of the aftermath of that tall volcano eruption in the philippines sunday that shot lava and ash for miles around the world, prompting large scale evacuations, as entire towns, as you can see, are blanketed in gray ash. crops and homes are damaged or destroyed but the good news is so far, no deaths have been reported yet. we need to tell you that the airport in manila is only partially reopened after the clouds of ash from that volcano forced it to shut down on sunday, leading to hundreds of flight cancellations. as you know, that

>>the us census bureau is recruiting to fill thousands of temporary positions but the better businessbureau says to beware of scams scammers are posting about open census jobs on the web and social media then asking to be paid fees for applications or training. that's a dead giveaway that this is a scam federal agencies never charge application fees. the census bureau also not charge you for training or ask you to buy any equipment that you may need scammers may ask for you to provide your personal banking information to run a credit check or set up direct deposit. sometimes they overpaid victims with a fake check and then ask them to wire back the difference. these are all ways to get a legal access to your bank account. if you are interested in getting legitimate work with the us census bureau you can go to their website. still ahead the forty-niners for treated to a big dinner last night before they head to miami. so we'll take you to this delicious traditions. >>at 8.45. and music's biggest night is tomorrow with the grammys will tell you who's going and who's not good. >>and i'm

the consumer bureau received more complaints about credit reporting than any other issue. this legislation package makes critical reforms to help consumers by addressing problems with the credit reporting system. the legislation includes h.r. 3642, the improving credit reporting for all consumers act, a bill sponsored by representative alma adams, which would address burdens consumers experience when trying to remove errors from their consumer reports, including by providing a new right to appeal the results of initial reviews about the accuracy or completeness of disputed times on the report. the package also includes h.r. 22, the restoring unfairly impaired credit and protecting consumers act, a bill sponsored by representative tlaib. this part of the bill would limit how long adverse credit information stays on consumer reports and it would protect consumer victims by removing adverse information relating to predatory, discriminatory or otherwise unlawful loans made by financial institutions it. would also prohibit reporting debt relating to medically necessary procedur

france is well-known for its bureau of accident investigation , a key air investigation bureau which looks uniquely at the causes of air crashes. they have a lot of information and technicians that are highly specialized and that. they are involved in trying to find out what has happened with the aircraft. there are delegations of specialists from canada, 45 crash investigators going to tehran from ukraine, and even the ununited states, who are not on the best of terms with iran at the moment, are going to send one investigator -- have been given permission to send one crash investigator to tehran. after the first findings from the black boxes, we will be a little more settled on what happened. thank you. the authorities in niger say that islamist militants are to for attacks in the country which resulted in the deaths of 25 soldiers. despite international efforts to stop them, attacks carried out by jihadist groups in niger have risen fourfold over the last year. it is yet another attack on niger's military. assailants moved in from both sides, with the first group coming from the w

bureau of urban forestry. just to clarify, when there is landmark tree adjacent to property that is undergoing any form of construction, even a fence replacement, it does trigger a tree protection requirement. so again last i heard, november 5, everyone was working together. and i want to emphasize again how much i respect what rose is trying to do. i want to reiterate the property owner is doing everything they can every step of the way. so much proactive communication between both parties, so i'm here to help both. i feel like we can get the fence replaced and still protect the landmark tree without an issue. what i was going to say, we have a very buried form where you -- where i had the humes fill out yesterday, yes, it's not construction, it's not a single-family home, it's not sales force tower, it's not a renovation, on the second page buried in fine print, there is a place that says construction, adjacent property landmark tree. there is a box. we had them check that. that's what we had them do yesterd

jeffrey, the director of the bureau of delinquent revenue.e has agreed to appear to provide an update on b.d.r.'s efforts to collect on up paid late fees and penalties the commission assessed. but the parties or respondents have yet to pay as well as to answer any questions the commissioners may have regarding their collection process. >> good afternoon. so i have a list of questions. i'm sure if you have those questions with you on specific items you want me to cover? >> no >> okay. so i can walk through the questions and then answer them. so there's 11 in total so let me know if i get too long-winded. one of the first questions was how does our office decide how many resources to invest in trying to locate a deter. to answer that question, we typically evaluate the collectibility, so how much information we have on the person as well as if there's any ways to execute on the obligation. and also the total value will help determine how much effort we are going to dedicate to try to invest in trying to locate someone or execute on the obligati

we've also obtained an internal report strawn up by the zed k k the german customs investigation bureau in his present k. examines the link between home and the shipping company based on a staggering 9 terabytes of seized data the b.m.d. must also have the report at the b n d's headquarters in berlin we were given the cold shoulder a spokeswoman told us that the intelligence agency would only discuss operative aspects of its work with the federal government and federal parliamentary committees that was a pity because we would love to have shown the be in decent documents so instead we showed them to secret service expert eric schmidt in bloom he sees a complex being the operation and beluga behind the work of a man code named hallman. this is going to push up a typical b. n.d. initiator and liaison officer was being commissioned by a specific department to implement arms transport. that of course who is why he cultivates links with beluga order of the me for the email communication show quite clearly that he was authorized to present himself as someone who could give official approval b

here to take us to what we think we know is our bureau chief.k of a story, and it is in the car industry. and ended up at his luxury apartment inwhat more co? >> it's an incredible story. there is a great idea -- irony here. when carlos ghosn saved the sean nissan, he was depicted in comic books as the hero. now we may see him depicted as a villain sneaking out of japan, getting on a private jet to turkey, and eventually to lebanon. it gets even better because you have this former green beret with american international securities, his firm helped to smuggle carlos ghosn out. he was not wearing an ankle bracelet, got on a bullet train , wearing in full view thatng but those masks everyone wears in japan to avoid catching the cold. it is really an unbelievable story. went to aarently they small private airport in osaka and they didn't do x-rays on big boxes, as i understand it. >> that is the way it reads. he was in some sort of large box, maybe for audio quitman or speakers, too big for their scanners, and the security thinly staffed, because it