counseling under the caa is strictly confidential. and it not so much binds the employee from speech. it's not a gag order. but it precludes us from publicly speaking about any of these cases, and the employing office is not told at the time that the employee has entered the system. so the counseling period can be anywhere from one to 30 days. following counseling, mediation is mandatory. this is when the employee is brought to the table, meets with our independent mediator and has a discussion. this is where approximately 40% of our cases settle. so it a good process. following mediation is the so-called cooling off period. and that's the time frame that runs 30 days after the end of mediation to 90 days. so their filing window is essentially 60 days. if the employee elects to go to court, they can go to court at this point, litigate in full public view, or the employee can elect to go through our administrative dispute resolution process with a hearing officer and a final decision. the hearing office is given a certain period of tim

it is why i was so supportive of gina's director caa.i felt she has the stealing this to push back if she needs to. that's what we need right now. it's something they did not have to bear in the past. >> we are almost out of time. two questions, neither of which is easy. the people who want to pay the intelligence community is politically biased as the president to point to the intelligence, and your frank in the book say my fingerprints from that assessment. has the intelligence community learn from the in such that they are inoculated by the vice president wants to achieve whatever political goal there is. >> the change begun immediately after that and weapons of mass destruction in iraq, my fingerprints were on it and i said at the intelligence board and approve that. we set about immediately to make changes and enhancements to ensure we do not repeat such a thing. not the least of which is greater insight into the correction resources that go into the national intelligence assessment. for example when they develop and improve apex an

for almost over ten years, caa has cultivated community leadership through parent involvement in the san francisco unified school district, and we have immigrant parented who have advocates for language access in the state of california. in tandem with other immigrant communities of color, c.a.a. has pushed for noncitizen voting to become a reality in 2016 since 2004. you know, in 2016, something amazing happened for immigrant families at the polls where san franciscan voters came together and decided to make prop n the ordinance recommends recommendations that we have, and we hope that you can really invite testimonies from community leaders who are directly impacted and also highlight so that we are able to highlight some of the efforts to weave some of the -- [inaudible] >> this ordinance signals to immigrant families the vitality of our democracy. thank you. >> supervisor yee: thank you very much for talking so fast. director of the department of elections, thanks for being there and being patient. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i don't have any presentation, but the department

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caa --derstand it, our article.wrote an was elected by their rainy and people democratically at the time to string up the mess between the british ,etroleum company contract which was only giving iran 3% or less of the oil profits. he was democratically elected and our deep state decided it was more beneficial to the u.s. to put a dictator in place to help our industrial complex. while i love my country and i think our country is the freest country in the world. i think some of these clandestine operations by our intelligence community needs to go. i think we need to ask americans listening now, think if we would not have done that, as i understand it, iran was our biggest ally from world war i through world war ii. there was no better ally in the middle east. their culture is actually closest to america's culture other than israel now in the entire region. so i'm asking your guest, what is your opinion on how our cia actually blew it and created this scenario we are in now? guest: i am not a big fan of time travel questions. i cannot go back in time and address what happened in 1952. i

the former caa director was accompanied by president trump, he said he was sure he would make america proud. mike pompeo said north korea must immediately dismantle its nuclear programme. the us treasury secretary will meet chinese trade officials soon, along with the delegation. they are hoping to ease the tensions between the two countries. and this video is trending on bbc.com. liverpool are in the final of the champions league, despite losing to roma in the italian capital. they are through to the final on an aggregate score of 7—6. that's all from me now. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. elections are due in pakistan injuly and running for a seat in the national assembly is the heir to the country's main political dynasty. my guest is bilawal bhutto—zardari, son of benazir bhutto, twice prime minister of pakistan, who was assassinated in 2007. he's chairman of the pakistan people's party, founded by his grandfather 50 years ago. the ppp has seen its popularity plummet in recent years. can bilawal bhutto—zardari restore its fortu

the former caa director was accompanied by president trump, he said he was sure he would make americahe us treasury secretary will meet chinese trade officials soon, along with the delegation. they are hoping to ease the tensions between the two countries. and this video is trending on bbc.com. liverpool are in the final of the champions league, despite losing to roma in the italian capital. they are through to the final on an aggregate score of 7—6. that's all from me now. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.

people called the intelligence committee and you defend them from that, what is a mid-level person at caasupposed to think about the fact that the president like in the cia's activities to the nazis. how would you advise that person to think about the attacks. they're not coming in from the snowden game but the white house. >> first of all i did call then president-elect trump and he took the call to convey my regrets and comfort about his referring the intelligence community in that way. i believe rank-and-file in the intelligence committee, most will focus on their mission a job and do that to the utmost, large portion of it is not affected by this. maybe the cia's most visible of all the intelligence committee but they have a special burden there and on their leaders. think the director has been grades and quietly but effectively defending the great men and women of the fbi. it's one of the reasons i was so supportive of -- as director because i thought she had the stealing this to push back if she needs to. that's what we need right now is leadership. again, it's the next her burden t

. >> meantime the caa has a new director. the senate confirmed gina to the head decision. the vote was 54-45. she won over enough senators despite her concern for interrogation techniques. >> at california mother says her son got e-coli at a pizza shop and now she is suing. >> the send off for a water friend restaurant that's been entertaining bay area families for half a century. marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. suing the pizza chain "papa murphy's" over that e-coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce. taylor fitzgerald - from rockli 0. >> we're hearing from a northern california mother suing a pizza chain for the e-coli out break with romaine lettuce. she said her son got deathly ill from eating a salad from recalled lettuce. it happened last month and it will take months for her son to recover. he'll still have to undergo brain scans to make sure there's no long-term effect. another person

i don't think there's any comparison between caa officers serving their country spirit and terroristvery definition are not following anybody's law. new reaction. i'm reacting as someone who has targeted capture. because they knew they wanted to be in an orange jumpsuit to be able to torture me on international television. i share her outrage. you personally were targeted i take it a little bit as a badge of honor. i was doing my job. but i share her outrage. i think it's outrageous to make that comparison again we have our lives out on the line. and what is quote unquote moral is decided by our government and now for the government to change its mind that's fine. we codified with that is in law. but don't go after people who were simply following the rules as they existed at the time. do you think for one day people in congress should do walk the walk that people in the intelligence community do. in terms of members of congress. now it's at 15%. i think we are seeing that firsthand. california now saying solar panels had to be in all new homes. we will show you. now letting illegal

cannot really get much done through the caa or somebody like that.ike -- the cia or something like that. theone like kim jong-un or cam dynasty, he has to worry about the north koreans who have to live under him. if he does not join the modern world and begin to approach governance in the way that most thereies do these days, will be a breaking point. we don't know exactly when it will be, but that is where he really has to fear. that is the message that should be sent at this point. shery: in order to get to those negotiations, how do you get there when president trump has already walked away from the table? and did he do the right thing? >> i believe he did do the right thing. because the history of north korea in these negotiations is they pocket early concessions and then never follow through on their longer-term commitments. there was something called the joint framework agreement forged in 1994 by the clinton administration, we found out later that, in secret, there was clandestine nuclear enrichment going on, which was one of the main reasons

he told me today he spent hours poring over the caa i know that we had in mike rodgers, clim clabber,ohn brennan, the previous heads of three of the intelligence agencies. they are reconfirmed that our should be when a ground that was doing a lot of theine iier sfrr well, i frankly have stopped listening to some of the stuff that comes out of the house majority because it's been so disconnected from any kind of factual base. that's why it's been so important that in the senate we keep our ents bipartisan. the chairman and i and our committee we go from tom cotton on one end to cam and when will at that be? >> we've still got three very important pieces to finish. we finished the election kurt. we don't the assessment on more work to to administration. we've got to make sure that we give a more conclusive report on social media, as well as some policy outlines or with prp i collusion. you say "reserving judgment on that." because we are a year into the mueller investigation right now. you talked to republicans, you talk to white house and they say that have no eye it nrn. >> if there w

the caa recommended approval as presented. members had a number of questions about the relocation, demand management program, including the branding effort. how it would be evaluated. the cac as more assured after the condition of the funds were on evaluation methodology in the phase one research portion. the cac was strongly supportive of the vision zero ramp intersection study item 7 on the agenda. the cac remains committed seeing vision zero as a priority in san francisco, given the density in the city and the growing transportation modes and conflicts on the city's roads. one longtime member of the cac, district 8 member, said he traveled across the country by bicycle and the condition at the freeway ramp intersection south of market are some of the scariest encountered anywhere. he looked forward to the implementation of the improvements. lastly, the item 9 on agenda, generated a great deal of discussion. members reiterated their displeasure about the lack of data-sharing by ride hailing companies and the puc. a question

>> juan: the top job at caa. >> dana: is -- there is no proof.o proof she participated in the enhanced interrogation. >> brian: she was there. because of her, she stopped myriad of attacks. khalid sheikh mohammed. >> kimberly: she did not personally participate. >> juan: she ran the station. >> greg: the escape hatch in the argument is always, it does not reflect our values. that's an emotional feeling. it's not based on any facts. the facts are our values survive because of our willingness to try and prevent the evil actions of people who want to destroy the world. that reflects our values. to say it's beneath us, please. we did bad things in wars to preserve our freedom. our values are the willingness to protect this country. >> juan: yeah, and we have a large military and we do it but we don't torture people. >> brian: enhanced interrogation. >> juan: it's called torture. >> kimberly: no. you have to follow the law. it was legal, vetted, something that was approved. on the books. she did not commit crimes. she did not engage in any kind of mis

haspel says caa officers were visible and at risk. >> the concern was an irresponsible leak of the officersisting! >> demonstrators interrupted the interrogation a couple of times. >> i would like to have on the record whether you called for the program to be continued, which it sure sounds to me like your answer suggests. >> after 9/11, i did not look to go sit on the swiss desk. i stepped up, i was not on the sidelines. i was on the front lines in the cold war and i was on the front lines in the fight against al qaeda. >> president obama cia director john brennan was a senior manager with the interrogation program wasn't demented, and still got concern from democrats. by contrast, haspel was a junior employee. >> you and this president are being held to a double standard. >> if you have been nominated by president obama or hillary clinton nominated you, how many votes do you think you would have gotten? >> after the hearing, democratic senator joe manchin confirmed that he will now vote for haspel. senate majority whip john cornyn beliefs of the democrats will follow and haspel will be co

national security adviser, replacing a calm general hr mcmaster, and mike pompeo, who has come from the caa we'll rant then say they will resume their activities and the deal is dead, then saudi arabia will think maybe they need a nuclear programme and then you were into a worrying nuclear arms race in the middle east. the headlines on bbc newsroom live: international trade secretary liam fox accuses the house of lords of seeking to ‘block the will of the people', after a series of government defeats over brexit. a court hears that four sleeping children were murdered after being trapped in their bedrooms when their house was torched with petrol bombs after the israeli prime minister claims to have proof of a secret iranian nuclear weapons programme, the us says the iran nuclear deal was "built on lies". it's time for some more sports news. let's get the latest with sarah. graham murthy has been sacked as rangers manager. he was expected to step down at the end of the season but has now been sacked. usually it is about results, with rangers it is not that simple, he came in in 0ctober not t

she told the white house she was interested in stepping aside to potential damage to the caa's reputation. she was summoned to the white house on friday for a meeting on the history of the cia interrogation program, which involves techniques such as waterboarding. she returned to cia headquarters , and white house aides rushed to meet with her on friday. her nomination hearing is set for wednesday at 9:30 a.m. we're going to be covering it on c-span3. you can also listen to it on the free c-span radio app app and watch on c-span.org. the president tweeting about gina haspel. he said, my highly respected nominee for cia director has come under fire because she was too tough on terror. think of that. in these very dangerous times, we have the most qualified person, a woman, who democrats want out because she is too tough on terror. if the president continues to tweet this morning, we will keep you updated. and we are having a conversation on the idea of term limits for members of congress, asking if you support or oppose them. kentuckyeen waiting in on that line for those who oppose. go ahe

last april strzok asked page caa work?something to your email work related. the two repeted live express evidence concerns where too tough on hillary clinton during her email. shamed over prom dress that some are calling racist. posting photos wearing traditional chinese dress. the 18-year-old sent hundreds of angry comments on twitter. she is standing um to those critics i'm simply showing my appreciation to their culture. i'm not deleting my post because i have done nothing but show my love for the culture. take a look at your screen. this little leaguer getting all the big laughs. his coach telling him to run as fast as he can but he likes to do things his own way. >> good man. you're almost there. ♪ i will j jill that's 3-year-old len no, running in slow motion to home base in california. even brushes off dad. and there he makes it. those are your ned lines. ainsley: did you see a celebritying doing that. brian: probably likes 6-million-dollar man. steve: next time you run it would you run chariots of fire under it? ji