deputy city attorney christopher tom. i will work with the coalition on homelessness litigation team to provide you with a update in the coming weeks. >> thank you. commissioner newhouse segal. >> i do have two questions but i want to thank you very much for helping us realize what our value is to this organization, so us in the big picture. we are still working all that out and thank you, that helps. i have questions-two questions. one is, you mentioned that we applied for a grant for forestry and i want to know, is there a goal for the canopy-is that based on best practices? i don't think you necessarily want to answer this today, but maybe could have a report-i like to see what-are we going to always add more? i went to the nursery and it is going to be fabulous, and are those trees that are being grown what is grown, we supply our own replenishment? i wonder when do we decide-i don't think you center have to answer this today, but had this question throughout-when do we decide this tree has had enough without somebody

again, one of the most consequential moments of that arraignment was when christopher kise and tom blanche, the two people representing him in court, said they intended to be permanent counsel. that kind of came as news to all of us because in the prior 48 hours we've been hearing all these rumors about trump appealing to other florida based lawyers who might be his counsel, and i don't think it's beyond the realm of possibility that there will be new lawyers introduced. but, yeah, this is an incredibly difficult -- an incredibly difficult job for any attorney representing him, and it's really compounded by the fact that boris epstein who is sort of playing this shadowy role as trump's legal counsel, political consigliere and public relations person is someone who seems to be having significant conflicts with the previous legal team. i mean james trusty quit, rowely quit. no one seems to be able to get along with boris. i think the question is and we're talking about significant jail time, are they still going to have to deal with the complicated factor of epstein talking to the boss and u

to the washington post, trump's political advisers, lawyer, christopher ties nauta, his lawyer stanley woodward, and right-wing media figure tom fitton. and that same report, the washington post raises what they call a key question. a key question hovering over the case now is whether nauta we'll cooperate with prosecutors against trump in hopes of a lesser sentence. put in watergate terms, the question is will walt nauta turn out to be g. gordon liddy or e. howard hunt? the drama of the choices faced by those two masterminds of the watergate break in is framed a new in hbo's brilliant new limited series white house plumbers, with -- playing g. gordon liddy, who decided to never flip and served the longest sentence of anyone involved, and woody harrelson playing e. howard hunt, who eventually flipped to reduce his prison sentence. walt nauta's was made or destroyed by the decision made by president rutherford b. hayes in 1882 use navy stewards as waiters in the white house. when walt nauta joined the navy in 2001, he could never have expected to get the statistically most unlikely assignment the navy has, which is service in t

tom cruise. are there are there other any other actors, directors -- we talked about christopher nolan.eople with films out this summer that you're really looking forward to? ann: there is a big and a small. speaking of franchises, i'm also a fan of the equalizer, which is the denzel washington franchise. and this is a movie that's going to be coming later this summer, which i think is nice, because by that time, you know, i think we're often looking for something to see. and, you know, the big, big blockbusters have already played, but this will arrive a little bit later. and again, i just think it's become a really reliable series. he's always amazing to watch. he's one of our last great movie stars. i'm always interested to see what he will do. and then there's a smaller movie coming out called problemista from julio torres. and some people might not be familiar with his name, but he was the creator of a cult hbo show called los espookys, which was this kind of surreal, really almost sui generis television show. and this is his feature debut. he's playing a toy designer from el salva

friends, compatriots, christopher and crew, who was the buddhist leak as a joint leading score the season. and we'll be looking to defend live 6 titles. nice. well d, w, sports reporter tom ganna is also gearing up for the final and he joins us from outside the olympic stadium. so tom, are the lights are going into this final as holders and bus? are they also the favorites as well? they certainly had the season in the book is legal. they indeed had to be placed on the table with just 5 points behind the door and, and by immunity. now whether or not this vibrates, i mean, i try to retention is sometimes really not very many problems. i've actually managed history of this tonight. final is the final of the, the paper size. i barely 6 clubs. i better money for when it's hard to leave, i'm retaining in the quality of service. they do money to do it. it will certainly be a historic achievement and a lot suspense to find me do it on their way into the stadium. ok, so all right, so they're trying to uh, to get a historic result. but we should mention that i talked also have good memories of their most recent final in berlin. so tom, how good are their chances of winning the com

nicholas nagy, josie russell , dennis buckner, tom hong, richard russell ellis, captain christopher schaefer and jordan culberson. thank you so much. and the last but certainly not least from the wraparound project and i don't know if they're here, but i'm just going to say their names anyway. anyway michael takata, vanessa jackson, felicia cantu, rafael albert lozano. snow and gainer, seattle. thank you so much. and again, if you have a couple representatives who want to say a few words about that night and your achievement, we would love to hear from you. jeff nicholson . thank you very much. this is thank you for your applause. but this is about all the people behind me. and there's a reason why police and fire trained together on active shooter incidents, because we never know what's going to happen. but i am super proud of everyone. but i'll speak to the fire department. we were actually on scene within three minutes. so, you know, not too bad. but the reason we were able to get on scene was because the police department was there and had things under control. and i want to say we also

nicholas nagy, josie russell , dennis buckner, tom hong, richard russell ellis, captain christopher schaefer and jordan culberson. thank you so much. and the last but certainly not least from the wraparound project and i don't know if they're here, but i'm just going to say their names anyway. anyway michael takata, vanessa jackson, felicia cantu, rafael albert lozano. snow and gainer, seattle. thank you so much. and again, if you have a couple representatives who want to say a few words about that night and your achievement, we would love to hear from you. jeff nicholson . thank you very much. this is thank you for your applause. but this is about all the people behind me. and there's a reason why police and fire trained together on active shooter incidents, because we never know what's going to happen. but i am super proud of everyone. but i'll speak to the fire department. we were actually on scene within three minutes. so, you know, not too bad. but the reason we were able to get on scene was because the police department was there and had things under control. and i want to say we also

i'm christopher bracey, pearl provost and executive vice president for academic affairs here at the george university and is my distinct honor and pleasure to introduce our third moderator for today, tom shanker. tom is the director of our project for and national security in the of media and public affairs, which is part of our columbian college of arts and sciences. tom was named to his position in june of 2021. after nearly a quarter century with the new york times, including 13 years as a pentagon correspond and in covering the depart department of defense overseas combat operations and national security, he most recently as the deputy washington editor, the times managing coverage of the military diplomacy and veterans affairs early in the war in afghanistan, tom was embedded with army special forces at kandahar and subsequently conducted of reporting trips to afghanistan and in iraq. tom's new book is entitled age of danger keeping safe in an era of new superpowers, new and new threats. it will be published on may 9th. tom we look forward to your panel. beyond the war. and it's my pleasure to you to the stage. thank you so much for that very generous reaction. thanks of you for

christopher isherwood was the author. nine novels, including goodbye to berlin, the basis for cabaret and a single man adapt it for film by tomford, who revitalized the relationship, fiction and fact writing about himself and the people places and circumstances that he observed personally. he was born in a 15th century manor house in england after the reign of queen victoria. he witnessed hitler's rise to power in berlin and the dawn of psychedelia, civil rights here in l.a., where he came to work in the film studios. in 1939. his autobiography lines and shadows introduced the talented clique that took the british literary world in a storm of laughter in the 1930s. auden spender upward, christopher and his kind return the 1930s in the age of gay liberation. to reveal the hidden sexual life his tribe. isherwood was the 1984, recipient of the time's robert kirsch award. he was arguably the greatest diarist of our time. he was also a prolific letter writer, especially to love of his life. don bacardi, the american painter whom he met on the beach in santa monica in the early 1950s and with whom he spent the last 33 years of his

tom harwood. now the associate editor of the tettt— now the associate editor of the daily—christopher.that may hete— message? do you think that may have backfired— message? do you think that may have backfired a— message? do you think that may have backfired a bit— 37 do you think that may have backfired a bit on him teem— have backfired a bit on him tetew et— have backfired a bit on him today or not? _ have backfired a bit on him today or not? \thiih have backfired a bit on him today or not? \tit today or not? no, i think there's definitely an intention in downing street to show the pm is doing what he can to deliver on these five targets. he set himself this year, one of which is quotes to stop the boats. now as a target he set himself he's not going to do it this year but he wants to try and show progress by the time next progress by the time the next election, in may election, which could be in may or next year. so i think or october next year. so i think there desperate to show him out on front foot doing things on the front foot doing things to deliver for voters for to deliver f

tom harwood is the gb news deputy political editor . let's deputy political editor. let's now speak to the next political editor of gb news, the telegraph's brilliant christopher hope .t the grassroots to stop the mps forcing boris johnson forcing out boris johnson this well , in forcing out boris johnson this well, in july, august last year , he failed to do that. boris johnson , in his statement there johnson, in his statement there says he's leaving politics says he's he's leaving politics for that he likes to for now. now that he likes to keep his audience waiting and excited what he might do excited about what he might do next. that's what next. certainly that's what happened didn't take on happened when he didn't take on rishi sunak last october for the tory leadership . he i'm tory leadership. he said, i'm not going it for now, now. not going to do it for now, now. so he wants to keep the audience excited. he does next is excited. what he does next is anyone's guess. now a guy called dominic cummings , he, of course, dominic cummings, he, of course, we know all about him, don't we? he's writing his he's been writing on his substack about the for substack about

tom harwood is the gb news deputy political editor . let's deputy political editor. let's now speak to the next political editor of gb news, the telegraph's brilliant christopher hope .the grassroots to stop the mps forcing boris johnson forcing out boris johnson this well , in forcing out boris johnson this well, in july, august last year , he failed to do that. boris johnson , in his statement there johnson, in his statement there says he's leaving politics says he's he's leaving politics for that he likes to for now. now that he likes to keep his audience waiting and excited what he might do excited about what he might do next. that's what next. certainly that's what happened didn't take on happened when he didn't take on rishi sunak last october for the tory leadership . he i'm tory leadership. he said, i'm not going it for now, now. not going to do it for now, now. so he wants to keep the audience excited. he does next is excited. what he does next is anyone's guess. now a guy called dominic cummings , he, of course, dominic cummings, he, of course, we know all about him, don't we? he's writing his he's been writing on his substack about the for substack about t