mark corso. so the policy had comments that was circulated internally and from the commission as well. that final feedback combined with the original round of city attorney comments were incorporated, sent back from final review. that's what is being reviewed for a final approval from the city attorney. to answer your question that maybe what chief cochran would be saying, when that is approved from the city's perspective we're requesting one piece of waiver that we need to receive from the state, which is paperwork and we're working closely with you on that and we will be able to begin the procurement. when we have procurement completed and we have an actual piece of equipment that is the last piece needed for our f.a.a. waiver authorization. we'll input that serial number into that and receive the waiver. >> so, just to be clear, i hear what you are saying about the policy has to be in place. this commission voted on that policy. that policy is in place. i don't understand what it's doing at th

director corso something that came out of the interview. every one of those candidate interviews was of great substance and great information. what it did for us, bring us up to core in that strategic plan. it's based on that development of where we are, what we're doing and it's a great tool. thank you very much director corso for that. thank you very much chief. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> president nakajo: madam secretary. [agenda item read] >> president nakajo: at this particular agenda item on commissioner's report is there anything to report? >> commissioner hardeman: [indig good meeting. we're talking about the guardians of the technique that we have. last year, missmoker i came back from san diego and i was criticizing san francisco. san francisco does have a museum. they have museum out of station 10. you didn't have a rite right to criticize our museum. it didn't come out right. my point was that san diego has such huge museum, so many historic vehicles in it. that's what i would like to see. i didn't want -- i've been good sa

corso, correct me if i'm wrong, that comes out to be $675 million. so where will the other $75 million come from? >> i think i got it. maybe i wasn't clear. so $400 million in totality for the department out of 600 total. so, the breakdown would be 150 per training facility, 125 for the efws and 125 for the neighborhood fire stations. equally 400 out of the 600 total. >> ok. and the 125 million for the neighborhood fire stations is for repair and upkeep? >> so i would say more than repair and upkeep. so shower pan, more than just upkeep. it could be a new roof, it could be exterior paint, some seismic. >> so that $125 million does not include the two new fire stations that you made reference to. >> that's correct. >> at candlestick point. >> correct, not including those. >> where will those moneys come from? >> to be determined down the road. there may be some private funding for that based on development. it does not envision for the 2020 bond. those stations would be envisioned mid 2020s i would say and beyond that. >> ok. >> when that area gets mo

again, olivia stanlin and director corso will provide any information for that. madam secretary, do you have that list of the assignment that the commissions have taken at this particular time. i have a list but i'm not sure this is correct. >> i did not bring this with me. >> i believe vice president covington took an assignment of supervisor walton and supervisor brown. >> indeed. >> supervisor aliviso, i believe he took supervisor haney and supervisor stefani, and there was one more that you took. do you recollect, supervisor? >> um... >> we can come back. >> at least those two. i'll help in any way i can. >> i have from commissioner hardiman, supervisor peskin and supervisor safai. >> yes. >> and from commissioner cleveland, i believe you were going to take supervisor ronen and help me with supervisor yee? >> correct. >> in terms of myself, i am taking supervisor yee and supervisor fewer. did i miss anybody in terms of supervisors at this point, if you can recollect that? >> i believe supervisor mar, whom you've already met with. >> so we have them all covere

these are different things i mean corso is a clear situation of do you want to miss a session as i said this session of some people palatial from the. international legal maze border of the state. criminal case is somehow different because a grim criminal. did not look for it for independence that is the big difference. is just coming back to russia. because it used to be the part of russia. and does not look for international nice independence always and the other two is because the society kind is not to be organized by international law and i am aware of that international law is. a soft law or something like that but no real serbia have the proof of its validity because as i said western countries heavily pressured so the uncommented to recognize it means that this. mission. there is no independence of course or in true full fledged capacity of international law now i think one thing in common between the case of crimea and the case of cost of ways that both of them were not only about territorial loss or gain they were about brought their geopolitics and the russians made a decisio

both for its controversial allegations against the us deep state and its support for president trump corso brings us more. you've seen the trails in the sky heard about how reptiles and chemicals in the water are making the earth flat but now there's q. and a conspiracy theory claiming democrats are murdering children in the deep state is creating diseases and this one is getting rave reviews on amazon great read it exposes things that are going on that the mainstream will not report thank you very much for spreading truth in the end justice will be served and freedom for all will prevail truth shall set us free theory once lurking in the darkest corners of read it and four chan is now under the spotlight and thanks to who the mainstream talking heads who decided to trash on it probably played a part q. and a on conspiracy theory group called q anon he went on which essentially leaves the entirety of the democratic party are conspiring and running an underground pedophile sex trafficking ring it with already has watched this kind of thing there's no surprise these queuing on conspiracy fol

blackouts but washington had a different approach when a power outage struck closer to home donald corso has more. u.s. senator marco rubio has been openly expressing his extreme concern over the situation in venezuela and when the blackout took place he just could not ignore it the nation wide power failure in venezuela no go in known as twenty fifth hours comes in devastating long term economic damage in the blink of an eye the county's entire island many improved auction capacity was destroyed by damage caused by the blackout but he was soon reminded about another much longer blackout one a bit closer to home puerto rico's eleven month long crisis became the longest blackout in u.s. history and the second longest worldwide at the time unlike in venezuela it was caused by a hurricane named maria and back then rubio went to puerto rico and had this to say i shouldn't say surprised but certainly encouraged to see so many of my colleagues in the republican conference express a real desire to be helpful both for the short term for the long term unfortunately nice words were enough to bring

corso sets a precedent of jailing a mother for carrying out a female genital mutilation on her daughter it's all next news after the break. but politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to be preached. to the right to be cross it's like the fourth tree in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters in the. first city. welcome back in the u.k. court has handed down the country's first of a custodial sentence for carrying out female genital mutilation itself the ugandan mother practiced time surgery on her three year old daughter. female genital mutilation is still carried out in a number of religious and traditional cultures usually to control the girl's sexuality and as a precondition for marriage the practice is painful and it does significant harm to the victim and it's performed mostly on young girls and i was more it's been illegal in the u.k. for decades and according to britain's national health service almost seven thousand women and girls who undergone the surgery receiv

>> last, i will ask director corso to come up and speak about our strategic plan. >> thank you chief. good evening commissioners. i plan to discuss brief update on the strategic plan. we've been through a transition period and we'll continue to do so over the next couple of months. conversations aring on going about what current chief nicholson on the work of the plan and priority. i will want to give update some of the work that's done currently and completed and in process. as you may recall, the fire department strategic plan is between five sections covering operations, community preparedness and community programs and partnerships, health and wellness infrastructure and recruitment staffing and training. each section has a number of goals within them. within each goal are strategies for chie achieving those goals. first offs operations. we concentrated on improving overall delivery services. that's kind of an ongoing.

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