bell joins us from the novacare complex with what the players are saying about their new teammates, db? >> reporter: a lot of optimism in the air here at novacare complex, tonight meet and greet we met three new bird here today, we have some new details, by the way, within the last hour regarding alshon jeffery's contract it bonnies year deal worth 14 million. we report that had yesterday. we are finding out now that 8 million of it or so is guarantied, and the other six, or thereabouts, are based on incentive. it is not quite the cap hit we thought it would be. meanwhile torey smith coming from the 49ers. he has a three-year deal worth 15 million. he is excited, and looking forward to regain form that made him super bowl champion with the baltimore ravens. we met offensive guard by the name of chance warmack, this is a fun kid, we will love talking to him and these guys really talk about coming here because they liked the group and maturity of the carson wentz. >> sky limit with him. me and him text back and forth we said, my job toys help him, win the mvp, which is what i truly belie

[applause] when you were governor of south carolina, you signed into law dbs legislation in america.ith your new position, what can be done to continue to escalate the fight against those who want to delegitimize israel through this movement? amb. haley: we have to show how absurd it is. we have to basically show just in common sense terms if you want to boycott north korea, i get it. to have divestments and pull something away from syria, do it. if you want to talk about other issues that we are dealing with, i can understand that. but israel? and number one, i appreciate all the support and kindness and everything that you have given to me. but all i did was tell the truth. [applause] and if you want to continue to support me -- which i greatly appreciate -- understand that by telling the truth and showing the power of your voice and putting action behind it, there is nothing we can't change. with the ebs movement that we were able to stop in south movement -- the bds that we were able to stop in south carolina, they need to understand that is not what we are going to be focused on

we did not know what the application for dbs was, but we filed, and the rest of what happened was theubbard family and the indirect broadcasting satellite is history. early on, when he was looking at dbs, he said one thing we have to do is provide political time to candidates on one of our channels and give us -- give them the opportunity dispute to their constituency and voters to know who they are voting for. that has been a guiding principle. furthermore, as a result of his spectrumsatellites and , he became more aware of the ku band. this permitted him to use smaller dishes with greater power and to make it more mobile in terms of the size to take two different places. stations can, a coattapley established of communications, stations a local market could work with a station in a distant market and provide coverage of events that would be interesting to their service area. grew inons some did nots, like the abc station in washington was working with the cbs station someplace else. so they came along and became interested in doing things in connection with the service similar for t

we have an internal rating of 115 db. this was shown at 116.5. invariants. what we did about that we set the limit take it down about five dvds. it's less likely to happen. the problem is all music--some music is low but softer than others and so we just decide to lower little sisters to keep that from happening. i would like to discuss-prior to that, audios nationally and internationally recognized. this is a canadian magazine and website. the guys talked about us is one of the best venues he's ever been to. sound is amazing. i also give you some stuff which talks about the san francisco chronicle [inaudible] audio is the san francisco altar. i was in the best sound system in the state of california and probably the west. at the bottom of that, little handout. function one is one of the best-known companies in the world. they are going to use this particular venue to introduce their new 3-d surround system. it's going to be amazing. they're not close down a month or two within the new system and add more soundproofing when they do. i was-i did the permits i

that means the man who attacked helen reynolds in her parks db -- parksburger home. >>> mike pence was critical of hillary's use of a private server while secretary of state. this morning he is facing questions it seems he was doing something similar himself. he obtained 30 message between governor pence and his advisors, indiana law allows officials to do this as long as they retain the e-mails for public records. the spokesperson said he maintained a state e-mail account and personal account like previous governors clinton argued that her server was in line with previous secretary of state like colin powell. >>> white house official confirmed that jared kushner joined michael flynn at a meeting with the russian ambassador in september. flynn was force to do resign for misleading the vice president about of some of his russia talks. kushners meeting was described as an introduction. >>> several committees are looking into russian contacts between trump associates during the campaign. jeff sessions who did not deploys his own contacts with russia at the time has recused himself from th

on the 22nd floor get db and lbe firms and consultants and contractors and subs are invited to come learn about upcoming opportunities. get to know one another and following the presentation we will have plenty of time for networking and other ways of joining up to pursue these opportunities. so thank you very much and without i'm happy to answer any questions. >> commissioners, breed >> thank you. so i have a question specifically about lombard street and you said it would be action coming before us at the next meeting. could you elaborate old little bit more because i know the was a study done good are you already based on that study going to be making recommendations for us to approve? >> well, thank you for the question-would that somehow reach in the last few months. we haven't done as much citywide outreach but we are are in the process of doing that now. the idea would be to bring an information-action update to the next meeting could i believe your march 14 meeting. if the board is so inclined, we could also put that for approval later in the month. were we could >> canoed slightl

on the 22nd floor get db and lbe firms and consultants and contractors and subs are invited to come learn about upcoming opportunities. get to know one another and following the presentation we will have plenty of time for networking and other ways of joining up to pursue these opportunities. so thank you very much and without i'm happy to answer any questions. >> commissioners, breed >> thank you. so i have a question specifically about lombard street and you said it would be action coming before us at the next meeting. could you elaborate old little bit more because i know the was a study done good are you already based on that study going to be making recommendations for us to approve? >> well, thank you for the question-would that somehow reach in the last few months. we haven't done as much citywide outreach but we are are in the process of doing that now. the idea would be to bring an information-action update to the next meeting could i believe your march 14 meeting. if the board is so inclined, we could also put that for approval later in the month. were we could >> canoed slightl

we have an internal rating of 115 db. this was shown at 116.5. invariants. what we did about that we set the limit take it down about five dvds. it's less likely to happen. the problem is all music--some music is low but softer than others and so we just decide to lower little sisters to keep that from happening. i would like to discuss-prior to that, audios nationally and internationally recognized. this is a canadian magazine and website. the guys talked about us is one of the best venues he's ever been to. sound is amazing. i also give you some stuff which talks about the san francisco chronicle [inaudible] audio is the san francisco altar. i was in the best sound system in the state of california and probably the west. at the bottom of that, little handout. function one is one of the best-known companies in the world. they are going to use this particular venue to introduce their new 3-d surround system. it's going to be amazing. they're not close down a month or two within the new system and add more soundproofing when they do. i was-i did the permits i

on the 22nd floor get db and lbe firms and consultants and contractors and subs are invited to come learn about upcoming opportunities. get to know one another and following the presentation we will have plenty of time for networking and other ways of joining up to pursue these opportunities. so thank you very much and without i'm happy to answer any questions. >> commissioners, breed >> thank you. so i have a question specifically about lombard street and you said it would be action coming before us at the next meeting. could you elaborate old little bit more because i know the was a study done good are you already based on that study going to be making recommendations for us to approve? >> well, thank you for the question-would that somehow reach in the last few months. we haven't done as much citywide outreach but we are are in the process of doing that now. the idea would be to bring an information-action update to the next meeting could i believe your march 14 meeting. if the board is so inclined, we could also put that for approval later in the month. were we could >> canoed slightl

we have an internal rating of 115 db. this was shown at 116.5. invariants. what we did about that we set the limit take it down about five dvds. it's less likely to happen. the problem is all music--some music is low but softer than others and so we just decide to lower little sisters to keep that from happening. i would like to discuss-prior to that, audios nationally and internationally recognized. this is a canadian magazine and website. the guys talked about us is one of the best venues he's ever been to. sound is amazing. i also give you some stuff which talks about the san francisco chronicle [inaudible] audio is the san francisco altar. i was in the best sound system in the state of california and probably the west. at the bottom of that, little handout. function one is one of the best-known companies in the world. they are going to use this particular venue to introduce their new 3-d surround system. it's going to be amazing. they're not close down a month or two within the new system and add more soundproofing when they do. i was-i did the permits i

on the 22nd floor get db and lbe firms and consultants and contractors and subs are invited to come learn about upcoming opportunities. get to know one another and following the presentation we will have plenty of time for networking and other ways of joining up to pursue these opportunities. so thank you very much and without i'm happy to answer any questions. >> commissioners, breed >> thank you. so i have a question specifically about lombard street and you said it would be action coming before us at the next meeting. could you elaborate old little bit more because i know the was a study done good are you already based on that study going to be making recommendations for us to approve? >> well, thank you for the question-would that somehow reach in the last few months. we haven't done as much citywide outreach but we are are in the process of doing that now. the idea would be to bring an information-action update to the next meeting could i believe your march 14 meeting. if the board is so inclined, we could also put that for approval later in the month. were we could >> canoed slightl

the db is gone.make your way towards this intersection it is still very slippery and slushy. let's go north. up north were where we're seeing more of the snow. this is bucks county at the scudder falls bridge. we watched plows go through here along 95 so you can see some of the blacktop here along 95 near new hope. some southbound travelers there, woulding their way down toward langhorne at the moment. this is the roosevelt boulevard just south of broad street. southbound headlights coming down towards fox street and the schuylkill expressway and again you're seeing a little bit of snow coverage but it's mainly slush and we can see some of the blacktop in all the lanes here. northbound just north of here there was a crash a little bit ago that's now gone. let's go farther north and farther west. here in fort washington this is the pennsylvania turnpike over top 309 and these roads are snow covered so, yeah, there was definitely a dividing line where is on the boulevard it was mainly wet, a little bit

put it on a program so we don't lose dbs for the kids? i'm curious how you keep saying you're going to help us and you're against entitlements, they have to be fixed. yet you turned around and gave all that money. the other little piece, performance pay. the ceos can have unlimited tax breaks. that, to me, when i heard it was really a slap in the face to people like me. >>. >> host: kathy, thank you from mansfield massachusetts. >> guest: kathy makes excellent point and you get caught in this rhetoric of we are going to repeal the aca and that includes all the going to repeal it, that means lock stock and barrel in my mind including the taxes which kathy has pointed out, some are objectionable. how come ceos are able to keep all this money? meanwhile, premiums are going up for people that are hard-working and at the bottom and i agree that the optics and generally speaking, the policy is at least questionable in that regard. we've got to be intellectually honest when we say we are repealing the aca and leaving the essential benefits manda

on the 22nd floor get db and lbe firms and consultants and contractors and subs are invited to come learn about upcoming opportunities. get to know one another and following the presentation we will have plenty of time for networking and other ways of joining up to pursue these opportunities. so thank you very much and without i'm happy to answer any questions. >> commissioners, breed >> thank you. so i have a question specifically about lombard street and you said it would be action coming before us at the next meeting. could you elaborate old little bit more because i know the was a study done good are you already based on that study going to be making recommendations for us to approve? >> well, thank you for the question-would that somehow reach in the last few months. we haven't done as much citywide outreach but we are are in the process of doing that now. the idea would be to bring an information-action update to the next meeting could i believe your march 14 meeting. if the board is so inclined, we could also put that for approval later in the month. were we could >> canoed slightl

reports from dbs in taiwan say the former president has been indicted of the leak of information. over thevestigated leaking of documents by the prosecutor general. the incident came after his failed attempt to topple the legislative speaker. his office was marred by scandals, including the death of a military conscript and claims of plagiarism. the scotians are underway for a possible meeting between president trump and his chinese counterpart next month. it will beouse says on the agenda during rex tillerson's trip to china this week. this comes amid rising tension in asia over north korea's missile launches and beijing's anger at the south korean deployment of a u.s. missile defense the system. of australiaank says regulators are prepared to do more to sell house prices. there could be further restrictions on mortgage lending has the initial it are fading over time. home prices have been skyrocketing. sydney surged by the facets annual pace in 14 years. is some thinking to be done about how monetary policy considerations should factor into financial stability issues and the rol

saudi arabia was dragged into db scandal, but he has denied any wrongdoing.olomon also plans to china, japan, where he intends to discuss common issues. no details have been given about the issues he will be bringing up. yousef: from our man in abu dhabi, the head of wealth management for india securities. i know you cover saudi arabia very closely. you have for quite some time. could this visit, this tour of asia -- >> i think it is a very positive visit. it shows saudi arabia is opening up to new opportunities, new perspectives. saudi arabia is transforming. it is going in the right direction. this move toward asia is about reciprocation toward new partners, opening new highways. it is definitely a positive. yousef: we have the u.s. dollar strength, it has been the scene throughout this program. however that impact the growth story there? the growth story in saudi arabia is happening. there is a complete reform taking place in saudi arabia. it is a complete change in mentality. the planet is coming forward will transform saudi arabia. shery: coming up, oil

he was looking at dbs he said one thing we have to do is survive political time to candidate.of our channels and to give them the opportunity to be to their constituency and voters to know who they are voting for. and that has been a guiding principle. furthermore, as a result of this spectrum,atellites in and,ecame aware of the ku b which permitted you to use smaller dishes with greater mobilend to make it more in terms of the size to take two different places. stationsitted the after he established the communications -- stations in the local market could work with a station in a more distant market and provide coverage of events that would be interesting to their service area. as stations grew in his communications, networks like the abc station in washington was working with a cbs nation someplace else. they came along and became interested in doing things in connection with a service similar to their affiliates. these kind of people were always looking ahead. what can we do to make things better, the trademark of the hubbard family and stanley f following in the footsteps

and the form of global dbs is remaining strong. do everything in our power to make sure it is forever a beacon of hope. there is some who would have the unit united states. i believe this attitude is very dangerous for the united states and israel. the united states should not share your responsibilities around the world and including state of israel. the strong america in the world is very good for is real. [ applause ] that's why i will strongly support missile defense -- i join aipac in opposing that cut and particularly important when it come to iran which continue to broaden its influence in ways throughout the region as iran's continue to provide funding to a proxy of regions and flagrantly abused human rights of its own people and in justly imprison foreigners. we must work with our partners in the regions to counter iran -- we must support sanctions again. at the united states of america. [ applause ] finally, finally, americans across the political spectrum, democrats and liberals and republicans, conservatives must stand

how about smartphones; connected appliances and self db -driving cars could be turned into surveillance devices according to new data released by wikileaks. >> they're tapping into cars, they're tapping into the home tv's and they're tapping into every die vice you would carry that has a battery. >> i'm not going to comment on that. >> white house president sean spicer didn't want to touch the new allegations, but others are saying plenty about what this could mean for the cia. >> when you lose those capability which you will when your adversaries discover what you're doing, it's a compromise and damaging. >> the leaks shows the spy agency has the ability to hack and then shift the blame to other governments including russia. for the rest of us, real questions about what we can do to stop either intelligence agencies or other hackers from listening in. and in the case of new smart samsung tv's with built in microphones, the abilities described in the weeky leaks documents are profound. >> they can turn it on remotely, but it wouldn't put the power light on, so anybody in that room would

. >> you're interpreting the tweet db. >> no, in some cases i'll ask him what do the quotes mean -- >u ask him? >> yes. >> what did he say? that is sean spicer acknowledging at least in part that tweet from ten days ago was partly based on news reports. hogan, what do we assume is in air quotes from the president and what is not? what do you make of that? >> i can't get into those tweets. i don't understand the air quote conversation. i listened to you ask that question yesterday live in realtime. what i really don't quite grasp in this whole deal is let's be honest, most newscasts today, t their producers use the "new york times" to do their entire rundown. >> i vehemently disagree with that as someone who has a show that doesn't base it on the "new york times." >> you're one of the few exception. some of the shows that precede you use it and show the front page consistently. they did push the narrative there were surveillances to trump tower citing two requests for surveillance. i'm not saying he did or didn't do it, i'm not saying trump is right or wrong. i'm saying to dismiss this

kennedy, the sentence that said all i have i would db. >> be gladly not talking about the assassin's bullet. you're right, brian. so much history there. one thing i was really surprised by, i think it would have been in trump's interest to announce something new tonight. we've been talking about this for hours. hard to think of a surprise that came out of this speech. it was a lot about what i've done over the last month, what i intend to do which is pretty much the same. you think of the history of the way that lyndon johnson used one of his speeches to announce the war on poverty or john kennedy, 1961 to announce the moon landing program or richard nixon announcing an initiative to try to conquer cancer. that would have been in his interest and it's interesting that he missed that bet. >> just as we urge americans tonight to follow michael beschloss on twitter. he lives on in my phone. michael, thank you. we'll talk to you along the way. >> thank you so much. >> this is going to end this hour, just this portion of coverage. again, for those just arriving from work or travel or comi

we just gave up on db cooper recently i think. took us over 50 years to get that one out. that man jumped out of an aircraft over the cascade. we don't give out. your doctor people who do not forget everything that has impact on people. we think it changes behavior and puts our breath on the back of our mac. part of this is grappling towards the words. cyberspace is relatively new to all of last and we are bit by bit trying to establish norms of behavior. among the key words we've had discussions with counterparts in china about the last two years our understanding of a framework that goes like this. nationstates engage in intelligence gathering. they always have, they always will. the attachments that to steal information for their advantage as a nation here that goes on. below is go on. we will try to get better. they will try to get better. but nationstates do not do with cannot do is steal stuff to make money. to steal innovation, formulas, plant needs in order to benefit commercial enterprise. that is criminal behavior. that is very different from the nationstate enga

we just gave up on db cooper recently. [laughter] dir. comey: it took us over 50 years to give that one appeared the man jumped out of an aircraft over the cascades. we don't give up. we are dog people who don't forget and we think that impacts people. we think it changes behavior. part of this is grappling as a community of nations towards norms. cyberspace is relatively new to all of us and we are, bit by bit, trying to establish norms of behavior. among the key norms we have had discussions with our counterparts in china about our and understanding of a framework like this -- nationstates engage in intelligence gathering. they always have and always will. our job at the fbi is to stop them from stealing information for their advantage as a nation. that goes on and will always go on. what nationstates do not do and cannot do is steal stuff to make money. to steal innovation, formulas, plant seeds in order to benefit commercial enterprise. that is criminal behavior. that is different from the actions of a nationstate engaged in espionage

. >> usually a first year president gets something db.ot the systemus done. you have a president here with low ratings and he's selling a bill that's really unpopular among everyone so those two things make it hard. if he was popular itself, he could sell it. those two combined make this hard to happen. >> the republican party has changed a lot in ten years. this is the first chance they've had to govern and have a nonideological president. an unpredictable president. stay tuned. we'll see if they have this vote today. >>> up next, president trump speaking out to "time" magazine defending his own credibility by saying, if it doesn't back up by the facts, i'm president. you're not. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. [he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how his business was doing... ...so he got quickbooks. it organizes all his accounts, so he can see his bottom line. ahhh...that's a profit. know where yo

we just gave up on db cooper recently i think. took us over 50 years to give that one out. a man jumped out of an aircraft over the cascades. we don't give up. we are dogged people who do not forget everything that has an impact on people. we think it changes behavior and puts that breath on the back of our neck. and part of this is grappling as a committee of nations towards norms. cyberspace is relatively new to all of us and we are bit by bit trying to establish norms of behavior. and among the key norms that we've had discussions with our counterparts in china about over the past two years are an understanding of a framework that goes like this. nationstates engage in intelligence gathering. they always have, they always will. our job in fbi is to catch and stop nationstates from trying to steal information for their advantage as a nation. that goes on. it will always go on. we will try to get better. they will try to get better. nationstates do not do and cannot do is steal stuff to make money. to steal innovation, to steal formulas, to steel plant seeds in order to be

. >> and on brandon station the db has been programmed, they have got, they have contract specific goals to you from 6 to 30 percent, up to now, 180 million dollars have been awarded through december, which is 21 percent. and the station's assistant contract has a 20 percent goal. the challenges and opportunities. the ongoing advocacy needed for the remaining fronts, we will understand that the skinny budget includes funding for projects already in the ffga stage, and so, it is looking good from that aspect. but we need some authority funding to replace the 75 and a half million in rif funds, and the other opportunity or the challenges that the forecast is now september 2019, as opposed to the december of 2018 as originally planned. if you have any questions, i am happy to answer them, the program manager for this project to see it through from mta. are there any questions from members, seeing none, we will open this up for public comment. mr. lebron? >> thank you, supervisors. and good morning. i have no idea you were going to give this presentation, and i am so happy that you did. but

. >> and on brandon station the db has been programmed, they have got, they have contract specific goals to you from 6 to 30 percent, up to now, 180 million dollars have been awarded through december, which is 21 percent. and the station's assistant contract has a 20 percent goal. the challenges and opportunities. the ongoing advocacy needed for the remaining fronts, we will understand that the skinny budget includes funding for projects already in the ffga stage, and so, it is looking good from that aspect. but we need some authority funding to replace the 75 and a half million in rif funds, and the other opportunity or the challenges that the forecast is now september 2019, as opposed to the december of 2018 as originally planned. if you have any questions, i am happy to answer them, the program manager for this project to see it through from mta. are there any questions from members, seeing none, we will open this up for public comment. mr. lebron? >> thank you, supervisors. and good morning. i have no idea you were going to give this presentation, and i am so happy that you did. but

tenure it cannot of course, the law against several big banks including goldman sacks, berkeley's and dbs. is that right? but i guess senator. >> thank you. they have repeated the violated securities laws but if they do that again in the first two years as chairman you cannot vote to punish them and i think that is a problem. into your own former clients also recusal from any manner that the former law firm is representing a part. now they are the leading york law firm where they have a long list of all street clients. so for half of your term as chair you could not vote to punish any corporation or bank they use the sullivan and cromwell as their lawyer . right? >> i believe that is a fair summary. >> thank you. more cases are deadlocked and that is a problem. even beyond that list of wall street clients in the reasonably strategic company but tries to avoid that action could simply hired them to represent them before the agency then you could not vote for enforcement against the company. is that right price. >> i am not sure about that. >> do you know, the rules to be represented in fro

. >> and dbs substandard and some are interpreted by most. the then you satanist -- diminimus is enough. >> circuit after circuit has said that the educational benefit means more they and diminimus that there is a whole variety of cases have interpreted this and justice ginsberg with florence purses carter came from the circuit that was a more than diminimus standard day corps about the iep substantively did not meet the projections of the son of the benefit. >> so how does that work? before that you have to bite the iep then it says what it is. so it is a statement of the services based on peer review that will be provided for the child to a dance properly and make progress in the general education curriculum. so with that statement called the iep can they do did ministry did thing? so let's suppose that they write it but they did not do it. so again they go to court? >> correct but in 1414 there is not something the sense to have a significant benefit. and in the general education >> have to follow the checklist. >>. >> we are not saying an

. >> and on brandon station the db has been programmed, they have got, they have contract specific goals to you from 6 to 30 percent, up to now, 180 million dollars have been awarded through december, which is 21 percent. and the station's assistant contract has a 20 percent goal. the challenges and opportunities. the ongoing advocacy needed for the remaining fronts, we will understand that the skinny budget includes funding for projects already in the ffga stage, and so, it is looking good from that aspect. but we need some authority funding to replace the 75 and a half million in rif funds, and the other opportunity or the challenges that the forecast is now september 2019, as opposed to the december of 2018 as originally planned. if you have any questions, i am happy to answer them, the program manager for this project to see it through from mta. are there any questions from members, seeing none, we will open this up for public comment. mr. lebron? >> thank you, supervisors. and good morning. i have no idea you were going to give this presentation, and i am so happy that you did. but

our 715 dams, they are rated exactly, we don't suck away there at there are five different coat and db i can tell you exactly where the federal inventory and portfolio are with respect to that. the challenge is that the rating system which is a very robust rating system, how does that get incorporate into states, local, local communities and even private communities so then summer we have the ability to understand how to -- the corps does run the dam safety database. we have 12,000 dams that that are in that database. we've got to go back and look at the standards and if there are some areas where we have had the level of fidelity in the ratings they will go back and do whatever we can to help advise how we can do that better. i'm not necessarily aware there is contingent and i think it's how do we continue to do a better job. >> in all fairness to the state, state has six people working in this area. when you have 700 structures and other issues been dealing with, the manpower issue, technical issue. i'm glad you know with your expertise at the corps, and the huntington corps is mostl

dbs .2 1%. there is a great story on the terminal. it is also on the website.or all theseook elections in europe, and we have one this week, the dutch election. seen as abt is now safe haven. this is a simple chart. white line is the five year. the blue line is italy. it is cheaper to ensure against default for russia then italy. that, and this other one, the spread between russian and u.s. treasuries, the lowest level. funny how markets work. the oil price also in play here. looking at a, hsbc, share price action as they named mark tucker as new chairman replacing douglas flint from october 1. we are outside the hsbc building here in hong kong. bealind: mark tucker will the first person from outside hsbc to take the role of chairman. said they were looking for replacement for the current chairman, they had already said they were looking for an external higher and a nonexecutive role. the chairman has been with hsbc for 21 years. aia's new ceo is the current regional ceo. he joined around 2010, around the same time as mark tucker. aia said the value of new busi

mentioned europe in the context of db: al, also got to mention europe in the context of gm. >> i wassurprised that they actually got money for that. i am not being facetious. a lot of people say, jim, why aren't you saying you should buy gm the stock? look at the mess in europe. if you take off the mess in europe you're left with the issue of driverless cars and technologies because general motors is so much better without this. so you say why is the stock down? well, i mean, the stock ran up three points, but it is important to recognize it's very difficult to close a plant in europe. when you get off the desk with executives, they a, listen, too many plants in europe but not much we can do about it. so this is a good thing for gm if they can get it through. but it's not immediately reflective because there are other challenges to the auto companies. particularly driverless cars, which you have got me thinking is something that's going to be with us maybe in two years. >> oh, yeah. >> yeah, i mean, again, i ask a lot of people and you get a lot of different answers in terms of a tim

we just gave up on db cooper recently. [laughter] dir. comey: it took us over 50 years to give that one appeared the man jumped out of an aircraft over the cascades. we don't give up. we are dog people who don't forget and we think that impacts people. we think it changes behavior. part of this is grappling as a community of nations towards norms. cyberspace is relatively new to all of us and we are, bit by bit, trying to establish norms of behavior. among the key norms we have had discussions with our counterparts in china about our and understanding of a framework like this -- nationstates engage in intelligence gathering. they always have and always will. our job at the fbi is to stop them from stealing information for their advantage as a nation. that goes on and will always go on. what nationstates do not do and cannot do is steal stuff to make money. to steal innovation, formulas, plant seeds in order to benefit commercial enterprise. that is criminal behavior. that is different from the actions of a nationstate engaged in espionage

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. >> and on brandon station the db has been programmed, they have got, they have contract specific goals to you from 6 to 30 percent, up to now, 180 million dollars have been awarded through december, which is 21 percent. and the station's assistant contract has a 20 percent goal. the challenges and opportunities. the ongoing advocacy needed for the remaining fronts, we will understand that the skinny budget includes funding for projects already in the ffga stage, and so, it is looking good from that aspect. but we need some authority funding to replace the 75 and a half million in rif funds, and the other opportunity or the challenges that the forecast is now september 2019, as opposed to the december of 2018 as originally planned. if you have any questions, i am happy to answer them, the program manager for this project to see it through from mta. are there any questions from members, seeing none, we will open this up for public comment. mr. lebron? >> thank you, supervisors. and good morning. i have no idea you were going to give this presentation, and i am so happy that you did. but