christiansen: no. i would say the only kind of exception to that is the fort would report resulted in people being fired. but it wasn't because of finance survey -- of the climate survey. it was bit because they ignored all the surveys there. sen. warren: fort hood is kind of what proves the point here, isn't it? the independent review commission that looked at this issue found, and i quote, a permissive environment for sexual assault and sexual harassment. suggesting that this was not getting in the way of anyone's career advancement up to that point. so, is it fair to say that we have no idea commanders are really being held accountable in any way whatsoever for their handling of sexual assault in them units under their command? col. christiansen: there's no publicly available data that shows that area the privacy act is often used by the department of defense to shield anyone who would have been fired. we do know that there are problems within units like fort hood that were long and systemic that co

christiansen. i'd like to add as a condition of approval the expansion of the open space on the roof as proposed by the project sponsor, and i'd also propose that we include the finding that mr. christiansen just read. >> president koppel: commissioner tanner? >> commissioner tanner: thank you. a question, mr. christiansen. was i understanding correctly that the fire department has a policy that has limited the roof deck to 750, but there is a path to increasing it? i just want to make sure i'm understanding that from what was stated. >> when the department initially received the project, we conducted an interdepartmental project review meeting, including the fire department, and there was a comment from the fire department at that time that if the roof deck were increased beyond 750 square feet that it would trigger additional requirements that would be not financially feasible for the project. >> commissioner tanner: is that like [inaudible] types of things? >> i believe so. the architect for the

16 tie against atletico madrid at 7pm, and england international and european cup—winner izzy christiansenn challenge the domination of holders lyon. the interesting one will beat chelsea. i know they are desperate for that trophy. i know that lyon can holders in the favourites of the domestic run has not been great and i'm interested to see how they will fare in the latter stages of the competition should they progress, if they were to me heloc or a manchester city because i do fancy one of our english clubs to perhaps knock out the holders. and in the premier league, three matches to tell you about. two are under way. leicester city are hoping to bounce back, after defeat to arsenal. they're away at burnley. 1—1 there at half—time. leicester could go back up to second with a win. aston villa can gain ground on the top four. they're playing bottom side sheffield united. 1—0 sheffield there. and later, manchester united are away at crystal palace. united 15 points behind their rivals manchester city, who are looking unstoppable at the top. rangers can take another huge step towards winning

army veteran harold christiansen. that was recorded in 2015 by the korean war legacy foundation. the interview project, was underwritten by south korea's administration of patriots affairs. >> i have been, all my life practically and i worked with the american legion, for over 50 years. before that i work for the railroad for ten years, and i was in the military for two years active, and two years with the guard. hiking back and went back to the railroad until 1958 i guess it was and i went into legion in 1962. and i work there until i was 65 years old, and i'm 85 years old now >> i always liked the legion, i've been working there for many years. i take care of their honor guard. when i remember, they needed an assault motor, is what we how many children do you have? >> i for children. we have a daughter in ohio, and she is a registered nurse, but would they call that to your college anyway. she is in ohio. and they are all married, but one isn't married right now but they have been married they have families of course, and we have quite a few grandchildren, we have nine grandchi

army veteran harold christiansen. that was recorded in 2015 by the korean war legacy foundation. the interview project, was underwritten by south korea's

. >> along with ian mcgregor reprising his role, hayden christiansen played aniken skywalker in the prequellogy. the series is about to begin filming. >>> just like the "star wars" thing we're going to give everybody a little spin-off here, start with the feature for the bridges coming out of the east bay, you guys. our spin-off for the richmond bridge no one spun off the bridge but we did have two crashes near the toll plaza. the live look shows you great improvements over the last ten minutes. they removed one crash and you see some lights over there in the parking lot, i believe they've cleared that second crash, so it's backed up there. more traffic at the bay bridge and that's right on schedule, so richmond bridge improving, bay bridge getting more crowded right on schedule and the map shows you both from west 80 that construction cleared at central, that circled area that should see more traffic own the next 15 minutes through san jose. over to you, kari. >> all right, we're watching that beautiful sunrise, or at least i was on the camera, looking at the bay bridge, let's head to the

cast of disney+'s new obi wan kenobe seri >> along with ian mcgregor reprising his role, hayden christiansen played aniken skywalker in the prequel trilogy. the series is about to begin filming. >>> the pokemon craze reaching all new heights. trading card dating back to 1999 just sold for more than $300,000 on ebay. it's got its own special rating, it's in mint condition, it also has been called pokemon's most important card ever. >> wow. >> i feel so bad for saying to:ja, why do you want to collect those things anyway? what are you going to do with them? >> he's like mom, i just paid for college. >> you're going to pay for college. >> laura, have jack talk to uncle mic. uncle mic has a mr. mime action figure right here, that's a pokemon, and the charizard cards that we have are in the next room in my son's room. i don't think they're worth $300,000 though. >> i was going to say, don't retire just yet, we need you. >> exactly. it's okay, because a lot of other folks still have to work as well. let's see what we got out in the roadways. i have a mystery, i'll be honest. i don't know why this

christiansen. on page 2, under design review, you had a replacement of a higher quality window, which i think is a reasonable request. in your february summary, you called it the -- there has been no concession that's been made yet. it's not an objective standard, not a code requirement, but highly recommended. where do we stand with that? >> the department generally does request that sponsors use a higher quality window, typically, aluminum clad wood or wood or another quality material. we did receive some push back from the sponsor in this case. the department's basis for that is a residential design guideline which calls for high quality materials. that guideline is not subjective. it doesn't provide a defined requirement for projects, so our ability to rely on that to require a design consideration that increases the cost of construction is somewhat limited. the sponsor had responded by actually requesting it as a concession or incentive. the concessions or concession concession -- incentives a

our next panel, we will hear from colonel don christiansen, united air force retired, mr. eugene, adjunct professor of law at new york university, and colonel lawrence morris, u.s. army retired, chief of counselor to the president of catholic university of america. thank you, gentlemen. would you like to start with your testimony? >> yes, thank you very much. thank you very much, madame chairperson. i'm going to make a few very brief comments. i'm more anxious to hear the committee's questions as they try to grapple with them than i am and giving a speech. i have prepared detailed testimony which i hope to meet made part of the hearing record. chair gillibrand: without objection. mr. fidell: in my opinion there are cogent reasons to transfer the power from commanders to lawyers. i want to make four very brief observations in this regard. number one, from my perspective, the highest value is public confidence in the administration of justice. and the public in that sentence is not only people within the military, but the rest of the american public. if there is not confiden

my name is christopher christiansen with the ilwu. i'd like to speak in favor of the slave free chocolate resolution. we have a shared commitment to fighting exploitation and injustice both in the united states and in countries around the world. as leadered of the ilwu and slave free chocolate, we are committed to advocating for a more humane world, free of corporate exploitation and needless human suffering in the need of corporate profit. we thank you for hearing this resolution and hope that you can support it. i'd also like to echo the sentiments of my northern california international organizer in speaking in disappointment with the passing of item 26, the back to work ordinance, where the workers were changed from 100 to 200. that excludes the very workers that it was trying to help. >> clerk: sir, i'm sorry. item 26 is not on the agenda this afternoon. >> thank you. >> clerk: okay. thank you, sir. thank you for your good comments. okay. operations, do we have another caller in the queue, please? >> operator: madam clerk, that c