my name is dan, i am the community liaison at -- [indiscernible] we are a rehearsal space and hotel and an ongoing construction project for musicians in the city. i'm here to express my support and personally as a representative of our company, our support for the house navigation center. as members of the community and also managers of rental properties throughout san francisco, including a building which just sold across the street from this location, we would be delighted to see that in our neighborhood. i think we all know how much more support the homeless need. it is a simple numbers game and we need more navigation centers. we will be happy to have it. i would like to submit some letters of support to the clerk, please. that is about it. thank you very much. have a great night. >> okay. next speaker. >> good afternoon, board of supervisors. on behalf of the coalition, we urge the board of supervisors to -- [indiscernible] there are several reasons for you to consider. this resolution has divided our community, rose pak is -- [indiscernible] erecting statues of public people named

. >> my name is danny drysdale, the community liaison at music city cf, where a hostile and ongoing construction project to provide resources for working musicians. as city resident and landlords, we fully support the proposed navigation center at the lot discussed today and urge the board to move forward in establishing a navigation center at that location. puover 1600 different people coe through the door and many of whom are low income or currently homeless individuals due to purposefully low prices and, in fact, our hostile has been the first step in achieving a place to live for many formerly homeless individuals. so we would like the city to do much more in supporting them and helping them to get off the streets. it would be disheartening to see the city above towards abandoning this site with potential as the one now. iwe welcome the nav center in or own neighborhood soon as there's a house of fans location discussed. so we're fully supportive and happy to have one to our location soon. thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, evening, supervisors. i'm corey smith and certainly as t

we look at communities demographically. we have an lbgtq liaison unit. sergeant nicole brown heads that here. she is with one of our affiliate officers here. i have one of our officers is working in the jewish community, deaf and hard-of-hearing community, asian community. it's not that we are not doing the same work of other police officers, but we are focusing our attention on specific communities that have a shared concern, shared traits whether it be communication, whether it be a history of abuse like the lbgtq plus community has had over the years, and we are trying to work to build relationships so not if a crisis occurs, but when a crisis occurs like happened on saturday at our pride parade, right? we have relationships and people know that they can count upon us and they recognize us and hopefully we are able to gain cooperation and calm people's fears. >> i want to ask you both. brian, let me ask you first. we talk about acceptance of residents and people you work with and serve. what about people on the force who are openly gay now who couldn't

there is a system indicate 12 system you've got a point person a liaison who's charged with connecting all the dots between communities that has not been yet translated fully to a higher education so we do see states taking taking that idea of having a designated liaison or person at institutions of higher education and they they they then become the person to connect with community services to connect with housing connect connect with food and to connect with that pipeline to college homelessness which is everything that happened before. of you talking to travel know from the daily show people can go online and see talks about food insecurity and students and student homelessness is this issue i know you. all talking about it right now is this issue being talked about enough do people know that students are struggling it's growing i mean i can absolutely tell you that the number of people who are in the high powered positions of leadership is absolutely growing the number of programs is growing too you know i want to highlight that the chicago housing authority has a remarkable partnership with the city colleges of c

there is a system indicate 12 system you've got a point person a liaison who's charged with connecting all the dots between communities that has not been yet translated fully to higher education so we do see states taking taking that idea of having a designated liaison or person at institutions of higher education and they they they then become the person to connect with community services to connect with housing connect connect with food and to connect with that pipeline to college homelessness which is everything that happened before. of you talking to travel know from the daily show people can go online and see talks about food insecurity and students and student homelessness is this issue i know you. all talking about it right now is this issue being talked about enough do people know that students are struggling it's growing i mean i can absolutely tell you that the number of people who are in the high powered positions of leadership is absolutely growing the number of programs is growing too you know i want to highlight that the chicago housing authority has a remarkable partnership with the city colleges of chi

there is a system indicate 12 system you've got a point person a liaison who's charged with connecting all the dots between communities that has not been yet translated fully to higher education so we do see states taking taking that idea of having a designated liaison or person at institutions of higher education and they they they then become the person to connect with community services to connect with housing connect connect with food and to connect with that pipeline to college homelessness which is everything that happened before. of you talking to travel know from the daily show people can go online and see talks about food insecurity and students and student homelessness is this issue i know you. all talking about it right now is this issue being talked about enough do people know that students are struggling it's growing i mean i can absolutely tell you that the number of people who are in the high powered positions of leadership is absolutely growing the number of programs is growing too you know i want to highlight that the chicago housing authority has a remarkable partnership with the city colleges of chi

there is a system indicate 12 system you've got a point person a liaison who's charged with connecting all the dots between communities that has not been yet translated fully to higher education so we do see states taking taking that idea of having a designated liaison or person at institutions of higher education and they they they then become the person to connect with community services to connect with housing connect connect with food and to connect with that pipeline to college homelessness which is everything that happened before. of you talking to travel know from the daily show people can go online and see talks about food insecurity and students and student homelessness is this issue i know you. all talking about it right now is this issue being talked about enough do people know that students are struggling it's growing i mean i can absolutely tell you that the number of people who are in the high powered positions of leadership is absolutely growing the number of programs is growing too you know i want to highlight that the chicago housing authority has a remarkable partnership with the city colleges of chi

this saying it's the liaison office so they're very careful about not using too much social media to give away their identities and so on so they're using other means of communicating or telling what their target is yes it's the 1st time that the liaison office has been targeted in this particular movement but it has been targeted before it often is the the end of a number of different marches over a number of different issues concerning homecomings relationship with mainland china elizabeth. rob thank you very much for that for now and that is bob mcbride with the latest monitoring those protests for us from hong kong thank you. but plenty more ahead on the news hour including election day japan launches cost their ballots to choose their representatives and the upper house. will look at china strategy to remain one of the world's major economic plans and. while the luck of the irish people change lowry as he heads into the final round of golf championship the home. we'll be here with the sport. thank. you craniums of voting in the snap parliamentary election president saddam is the lenski dismissed parliament following his landslide victory 2 months ago the 41 ye

community. our county eoc has upgraded to a level 2 activation. we're starting to get resources and different agencies together, liaison officers with the national guard for any potential mission requests that we have within that community out there. we also are going to be looking at any needs or potential requests within our neighboring agency or kern county and ridgecrest. but at this point, our personnel are heading out to the region. they just started arriving. and we will be working on those estimates and start releasing information as it becomes available and it is confirmed. >> you mentioned water supplies. are there areas, do you have pockets of population that currently really are in trouble on that front, do not have access to water? i know some of the power lines, i know some of the water lines may have been ruptured. there any pocket of population that currently doesn't have drinking water? >> so at this point, they've been on the boil warning. so anything that they do have, they are advised to boil and go through those procedures. the american red cross has been out there in the community since this afternoon, facilitating need. as far a

anti—government protesters who convened around the china liaison office so that's one the offices inside hong kong that is task with trying to communicateg kong is the latest protest gathered around there and it did erupt into violence, police using teargas and rubber bullets to turn protesters away. that is being condemned by beijing. they called it a blatant challenge to the central government and said it wouldn't be tolerated. much less has been said about this later violence which occurred in the evening on sunday in hong kong when there was that group of men wearing white shirts attacking anti—government protests. we haven't heard as much of that. the british government will hold emergency talks later to decide how to deal with the seizure of an oil tanker by iran. the outgoing prime minister, theresa may, will chair the meeting, while her foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, is expected to press for an international diplomatic response, rather than immediate sanctions. the british vessel was captured on friday, apparently in retaliation for the impounding of an iranian tanker in the uk territory of gibraltar earlier this month. our dip

took a turn at the police were hoping it wouldn‘t, a turn towards the china liaison office, the office in charge of communicationsonsible, so there isa find anybody responsible, so there is a lot of anger in hong kong, a lot of finger pointing at police, asking why they took so long to respond to emergency calls yesterday evening, why they didn‘t show up. it is reported for at least one hour after they were first called. and so the accusations that are flying in hong kong is that police have been tolerating this violence and that there are suspicions that these group was a gang of organised... it was probably an organised criminal gang, perhaps paid by was probably an organised criminal gang, perhaps paid by those was probably an organised criminal gang, perhaps paid by those who really wa nt gang, perhaps paid by those who really want to squelch these pro—democracy protests. is ok, celia, thank you so much for that, thank you. bailiffs will have to wear body—mounted video cameras under new rules designed to stop aggressive behaviour. the government says it will help protect vulnerable people in debt, but campaig

initiator and liaison officer was being commissioned by a specific department to implement transports. that of course who is why he cultivates links with beluga order of the email communication show quite clearly that he was authorized to present himself as someone who could give official approval big. hallman probably work somewhere in the middle hierarchy of the b.m.d. . clue how can i find out what his real name is does more intrigue that is incredibly difficult after all his code name is designed to hide his civil identity and thus prevent any investigative authorities gaining direct access to his real name there so it's really difficult because the intelligence service is able to mask identity z.t. even by going as far as to issue forged identity papers of all of you. the b.m.d. cannot be expected to provide any indication of who horman really is and what his brief was with regard to the belugas shipping company fortunately though we have good contact to someone who knows horman personally neal stall back here the captain of a cutter who is an old friend of his is taking stolberg from the mainland across to the island of speaker over in the north sea. we are also on boa

communities. since 2017, of the more than $6.9 billion obligated in support of disasters, locally sourced contracts made up more than $842 million, representing 12.2% of total disaster dollars obligated. additionally, fema has an industry liaison program which establishes strategic relationships with vendors nvd stakeholders, services as an information provider for vendors seeking to do business with fema, and connects vendors with program offices in support of fema's mission. the program's goal is to support the availability of the right resources and services at the right time to local and state governments and disaster survivors. during the historic 2017 hurricane season, fema executed more than 3,500 disaster-related contract actions for a total obligation of $2.6 billion. in addition, the agency executed more than $1 billion in nondisaster contracts. this is more than a 100% increase in fema's annual expenditures and a 50% increase in the number of contracting actions from the prior year. based on lessons learned from the 2017 hurricane season as well as recommendations from the government accountability office and the department's office of inspector general, fema has made improvements in our contracting process. these i