>> mark corso, can you speak to that? director corso? >> thank you, chief. good evening, commissioners. yes, so that is anticipated to occur in august. part of that group of employees is a piece of the s.a.f.e.r. grant that we were recently awarded. due to social distancing rules, we weren't allowed to expand the size of the academy. that's why we were at approximately 25 people, i believe. so we were funded for 36 employees, so those remaining employees will be part of this coming h.d.o. academy. >> commissioner nakajo: thank you very much, director corso. one more question through you, madam president. chief of department, you mentioned how you were going to do and your members of recruitment, sounds like the individual members in the stations are doing that. did we or don't we have a recruitment coordinator, or how does this work? >> so the work that has worked, that position is not currently filled, and we are looking at the racial equity action plan in terms of how to grow that out, and we've asked for some things in the budget, so we're -- it's a work

because hark is live for us in bama, corso and nicholas. any signs that they're going to be released? well barbara, we heard from a see me go to the vice president who in a statement said they were there will be a gradual release of both the president and the prime minister. now what that means, that anybody's guess, but for 3 days ago on monday, is when the building right behind me is the residence of the, the president of transition. will that building was torn by the military. that's when it all started it. so it was stormed by the national guard that was led by the minister of defense and the route of all of this is a new government in which 2 leading members of the military agenda that had been moved. president abraham book arcadia in august were not in a new government that was formed by the prime minister marked are one. now since all of these events, the prime minister and the president have been held are, are being held inside this military camp in kids. and what we're seeing from this event with clear is that the person in charge

corso would do much quicker than i can -- but if i do it, say they work 40 hours a week, not counting overtime or double time, 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year. they never go on vacation. you're looking at $258,000 per year. not $400,000 a year. i want to be clear here we're sucking up bond money, which is a detriment to the citizenry, or sucking up department money which is a detriment to the i believe it was close to $400,000 for station 16. and we were told that, no, d.p.w. would -- that money, because they spent it on management fees. >> yes. i remember that conversation well. and, so, i do share the frustration on the part of the chief and her command staff, as well as my fellow commissioners. we just need to figure out how to correct this, because this is unfair and unjust. that's all i have to say. >> thank you. >> commissioner cleaveland: president, i am -- i think it's very ironic, quite frankly, that the department of public works was put in charge of managing all the construction projects and the maintenance projects in the city so there wouldn't be any corruption. getting

ation of relations with israel morocco sudan the united arab emirates and bahrain have all forged corso ties with israel last year rallies in support of palestine have extended to south america 100 said the streets in argentina's capital crowds marched towards the israeli embassy in a siamese but prevents it demonstrates is reaching the building last week argentina's foreign ministry denies what it called israel's disproportionate use of force. willis head back into gaza now we can speak to you messiah choose a palestinian journalist ambassador of the own grave joins us from kansas made whole space so just ferguson with the situation in gone so the. high. shifa hospital until now the ministry of health has announced that it has received 212 people who have died from like adding to the raids that have been going on last night the hospital here we have a conference going on right now and shortly another conference for the ministry of health is calling out for the emergency appeal for because he used an accurate shortage in medical supplies and medicines that it is going through now and al

corso would do much quicker than i can -- but if i do it, say they work 40 hours a week, not counting overtime or double time, 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year. they never go on vacation. you're looking at $258,000 per year. not $400,000 a year. i want to be clear here we're sucking up bond money, which is a detriment to the citizenry, or sucking up department money which is a detriment to the i believe it was close to $400,000 for station 16. and we were told that, no, d.p.w. would -- that money, because they spent it on management fees. >> yes. i remember that conversation well. and, so, i do share the frustration on the part of the chief and her command staff, as well as my fellow commissioners. we just need to figure out how to correct this, because this is unfair and unjust. that's all i have to say. >> thank you. >> commissioner cleaveland: president, i am -- i think it's very ironic, quite frankly, that the department of public works was put in charge of managing all the construction projects and the maintenance projects in the city so there wouldn't be any corruption. getting

corso would do much quicker than i can -- but if i do it, say they work 40 hours a week, not counting overtime or double time, 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year. they never go on vacation. you're looking at $258,000 per year. not $400,000 a year. i want to be clear here we're sucking up bond money, which is a detriment to the citizenry, or sucking up department money which is a detriment to the i believe it was close to $400,000 for station 16. and we were told that, no, d.p.w. would -- that money, because they spent it on management fees. >> yes. i remember that conversation well. and, so, i do share the frustration on the part of the chief and her command staff, as well as my fellow commissioners. we just need to figure out how to correct this, because this is unfair and unjust. that's all i have to say. >> thank you. >> commissioner cleaveland: president, i am -- i think it's very ironic, quite frankly, that the department of public works was put in charge of managing all the construction projects and the maintenance projects in the city so there wouldn't be any corruption. getting

i also want to give a huge shoutout to mark corso and libby scanlan who have been working hard on the budget. all sorts of hours and meetings happening and, you know, it's -- it's -- you know, we are going to have a fleet -- a fleet plan funded this year, which is good, because we were initially worried about even staying whole, so we will have a fleet plan in place, and we continue to articulate all of our needs to the mayor's budget office, but this is good news, considering they were asking us for 7.5% and 2.5%. that, and we'll get some additional positions in our community paramedicine as well as administrative positions, which we really need because we've been building this out and building it out and building it out, and we need the infrastructure support to maintain that going forward. so thank you to everyone who's been working on the budget and everyone who's been working on the training center, as well. i would be remiss in thanking everyone there, as well, so olivia and chief velo have done a ton of great work on that, so thank you. all right. our vaccine number updates, ju

my son has been dying for a koni corso. it's a dog that's 125 or 150 pounds. like there's a problem, i'm probably going to go with dusty's judgment. still ahead, republican virginia gubernatorial nominee glen youngkin is in the house, he'll talk about the primary victory and the endorsement he got from president trump. it all starts next hour, right here. "mornings with maria" is live on fox business. ♪ don't like surprises? [ watch vibrates ] proactive notifications from fidelity keep you tuned in all day long. so when something happens that could affect your portfolio, you can act quickly. that's decision tech, only from fidelity. i really hope that this vaccine can get me one step closer to him. to a huge wedding. to give high fives to our patients. to hug my students. with every vaccine, cvs is working to bring you one step closer to a better tomorrow. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. with every vaccine, cvs is working to bring you because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its

corso would do much quicker than i can -- but if i do it, say they work 40 hours a week, not countingime or double time, 40 hours a week, 52 weeks a year. they never go on vacation. you're looking at $258,000 per year. not $400,000 a year. i want to be clear here we're sucking up bond money, which is a detriment to the citizenry, or sucking up department money which is a detriment to the i believe it was close to $400,000 for station 16. and we were told that, no, d.p.w. would -- that money, because they spent it on management fees. >> yes. i remember that conversation well. and, so, i do share the frustration on the part of the chief and her command staff, as well as my fellow commissioners. we just need to figure out how to correct this, because this is unfair and unjust. that's all i have to say. >> thank you. >> commissioner cleaveland: president, i am -- i think it's very ironic, quite frankly, that the department of public works was put in charge of managing all the construction projects and the maintenance projects in the city so there wouldn't be any corruption. getting their