lying dead in front of the emplacement, and two inside it, killed in hand-to-hand combat.rivate first class kaho'ohanohano's extraordinary heroism and selfish devotion to duty are in keeping with the finest traditions of military service, and reflect great credit upon himself, the 7th infantry division and the united states army. [applause] >> about the time that tony was inspiring his men, another young soldier was joining up with the 7th infantry division in korea -- private first class henry svehla. he grew up in new jersey. he loved fishing on the jersey shore. he was one of six kids and the youngest son, but the one who seemed to take care of everybody else. his sister dorothy remembers how their mom would be in the kitchen, at the end of a long day, trying to cook dinner for six kids. henry -- a teenager -- would walk in, grab his mother's hand and dance her around the kitchen. "if anybody needed him," said dorothy, "henry was there." and he was there for america, in korea, as the war neared its third and final year. henry knew the dangers. and in one of his last let

right now, very few contracts are emplace. it is worth noting that only a handful of contracts have been improved while hundreds of other contracts have been approved. this is a significant economic incentives. finally, with respect to supervisor cohen's remarks, we provide more opportunities for residents to identify the places that matter to them. particularly, places that are not based on their architecture. supervisor mar: i just have one question regarding additional libraries. i understand what you're saying. and there are frequently pluses and minuses. is tehrn terms of the ability to effectively manage given away the plot is the aha -- law is setup, recognizing the up side you have described? >> is important to have our eyes wide open. as we discussed previously, in terms of the ordinance, issues can be addressed proactively in determining what would be reviewed going forward in making sure the policy objectives and making sure there is flexibility to allow for that. supervisor wiener: what would you anticipate how the

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is a kind of ground truth that is just as important as any kind of satellite map of the weapon emplacement. i really believe that. just what you just did. more of that. i know that -- i don't know the exact figure, but the amount of the population in the middle east is huge. under 30. it is huge the unemployed. so, i want to step back and look at this. the telescope, what are we trying to achieve? we are trying to achieve peace and stability throughout the world so that people aren't killing each other. that is ultimately what we're talking about. what these folks want are jobs for the future. we can't give them all that. if we start to think about how to have to spend less tax dollars and, it is another way to approach every social problem . >> if you don't mind expanding and bidden. do you have any impression of what your presence is made and your counterparts? >> i mean, they are very welcoming. in general. we have never met any estelle and -- hostility. i am facebook friends with a lot of the now. we contact each other. one of the main things to talk about was american foreign policy.

friendly troops discovered 11 enemy soldiers lying dead in front of the emplacement and to decided.to-hand combat. private first class kaho'ohanohano's extraordinary heroism and selfless devotion to duty are in keeping with the finest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon himself, the seventh infantry division, in the united states army. [applause] >> about the time that tony was inspiring his man, another young soldier was joining up with the seventh infantry division in korea, private first class henry svelha. he grew up in new jersey. he loved fishing on the jersey shore. he was one of six kids and the youngest son. but the one who seem to take care of everybody else. his sister dorothy remembers how her mom would be in the kitchen at the end of a long day trying to cook dinner for six kids, henry, a teenager, was walking in, grab his mother's hand, and dance her around the kitchen. if anyone needed anything, henry was there. and he was there for america in korea as the war neared its third and final year. entering knew the dangers and in one of his last le

afternoon, temperatures warm up, maybe a few degrees warmer than yesterday up to 68 in santa rosa. 70 emplaceeld, vallejo, antioch. to the livermore, 64. we're keeping air about 66 degrees for los gatos. chance of rain in though picture for this weekend. showers moving from the north-south this will continue overnight we could still see some showers by sunday. in the afternoon sunday even into the evening we could see some left over spot showers here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. warming up tomorrow, lots of sunshine bringing those ties in to the mid-70s inland upper 60s around the bay. we will continue with fairly calm, dry weather. then it all changes by the weekend. mark? >> mark: let's go live to norland, the governor is giving an update on with the rising level of the mississippi river. it will let folks know when it is safe to go back into these areas. we're dry of these teams are brought here. to call on them and a potential flooding events let's give these men at a round of applause. (cheering & applause) >> now the update, the inundation levels are expected in no. 3 san at

friendly troops discovered 11 enemy soldiers lying dead in front of the emplacement and to decided.illed in hand-to-hand combat. private first class kaho'ohanohano's extraordinary heroism and selfless devotion to duty are in keeping with the finest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon himself, the seventh infantry division, in the united states army. [applause] >> about the time that tony was inspiring his man, another young soldier was joining up with the seventh infantry division in korea, private first class henry svelha. he grew up in new jersey. he loved fishing on the jersey shore. he was one of six kids and the youngest son. but the one who seem to take care of everybody else. his sister dorothy remembers how her mom would be in the kitchen at the end of a long day trying to cook dinner for six kids, henry, a teenager, was walking in, grab his mother's hand, and dance her around the kitchen. if anyone needed anything, henry was there. and he was there for america in korea as the war neared its third and final year. entering knew the dangers and in one

that is actually going to cause inflation but mostly supply-side emplacement.t the economy overheating. we should've just dealt with it. this idea that there's real strong evidence that if you go a little bit below you will unleash inflation has been very oversold. i think just -- this is repeating a lot of what the first panel said, but it's hard to overstate how important message. there is a good article talking about the federal reserve policy and it's a common criticism of progressives in general. it is true we have earned issues if we've got this group that cares about children's health and the scriptures about school reform in performance. and i'm sure my own students are as guilty of that as anyone. macroeconomic performance should her stout of the stylus. we all need to be on the same page here. the iu can care about children's health and school performance and it doesn't matter viz. 4% or 10% is absurd in this release to be something the progressives get together on and actually think about macroeconomic policy. they think it is not just federal reserv