appropriate location i can go back and check that you turned out that at&t approximately a couple of months later applied for a facilityn lucy street to begin the notification process. but what was sprooild during some point at&t stopped the positive and moved down this process as an appeal. the last corresponds was in october 2013 for the satisfaction of the postings we didn't have the second location which is what everyone agreed to we have both locations whatever happens to agree hearing officer can make an informed decision between the location and the alternative location on lucy. what happened at&t requested us to stop the process they cited in this case put the location if to a undue postings but had this moved that or this would have been resolved and not before this board. that's all i have as relate to the history we depended on it for whatever reason if they continued the process we wouldn't be in front of this board a decision would have been render >> we can take comment from the patient people in the back right now, please step forward. >> madam president, and ma'am, vice president thank you. i'm brian i'

the golden gate association strongly opposes at&t's proposal for the wireless facility on 18 union street it's a beautiful example of architecture and a unique part of the historic commercial district. the proposed installation will raise the roofline of on existing penthouse and allow 4 smokestacks to extend above that it will become the informational point and the size of this proposed facility is suitable for van ness and lombardy and other adjacent places. we work to have the charm of the golden gate valley and the wireless communication facility has no charm or character and should be rejected. i was disappeared when i looked the alternative site analysis despite it 2014 notice of requirements number one that asked for an evaluation of the w t s facility at&t's at the 1892 to 98 the spirit store featuring a clock analysis there was some other pact i didn't see it this building in question this clock tower building is a shopping mall architecture it's totally fraudulent i think that golden gate valley will support an exposed on top of that clock tower that could be designed in a twhim

. , how on the status quo would you expect contract guards to react to a navy type shooting at another facility? of the things we're doing now is we are working aggressively with national how we canmpanies look at security guard practices for response. we currently have practices to provide each one of the security guards and two hours of active shooter training. what that really does for us as it makes them aware of what an active shooter event is. have thevidual will discretion, given the circumstance, at that point to actively pursue, depending on the circumstances. each one of these companies is still under the oversight of their state law. kind of caught between a rock and a hard place right now. we would like to train them to the standard where we can give them active shooter training and move them into a position where there is no question, but right now because we don't have that authority it creates a little bit of drama. you, director. in your testimony you discussed is using aat fps vulnerability assessment tool that does not take into account the consequences of an undesirable attac

we're getting bigger busses beginning next year so this facility at 1399 marin will be one of the key linchpins will be key to having a reserve fleet which serves in emergencies and special events. we have a new facility, as you know, across the street which we have built as part of the islas creek project. we have a new public park available as well as the open space already facing on the south side of the 1399 seawall lot. so ted is here to answer questions about uses. our islas creek project will be a brand new bus maintenance and operations yard. it now has a fuel and wash facility and it will have an operations and maintenance building as part of its phase ii project. so we will not be washing busses at 1399 marin, we will be doing that across the street and at our other facilities. if you'd like to find out any more questions about the operations --. >> are there any upgrades planned for this facility in terms of planter boxes, pedestrian walkways, enhancements --. >> there's a whole list of things you say are going to be considered for this site. >> page 3 of the report. >> wha

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, i'm the owner of the house on germany rad street i want to dmrar any petition in mounting the facility at that place i won of the my objection the at&t cabinet would be an eye soar and attract bad things. the 415 germany rad street the at&t cabinet will pose an undue burden on the prove or disprove. the at&t cabinet are inhabit the enlarging and existing at the curbside. the at&t cabinet will cabinet will change the residential air to a more commercial area. the at&t cabinet will disturb the function of the adjacent property. i don't think the big company like at&t should be louder than the minority. ladies and gentlemen, i hope you consider this situation and here's the copy of the letter i first sent to the at&t and department of public works for your again to reference. please we see my statements and thank you very much. >> would you like to state your name for the record. >> and i less than lee. this is the first copy of the letter i sent to at&t and public works. thank you. >> okay. thank you. is there any other public comment for geraldo street go ahead >> i'm allen chow a few fact

contract amount due to design changes encountered there and also some effects of the rim fire on the facilities at the intake switchyard which accounted for increased costs as well so we'd recommend approval of the item. >> are there any questions for mr. ritchie. >> seeing none i'll entertain a motion. >> so moved. >> it's been moved and seconded. >> is there any public comment on item number 10. >> seeing none public comment is now closed all in favor please signify by saying aye the aye have it the motion carries. . >> next item please. >> improve the schedule and budget of the march revised improvement program in compliance with california assembly bills and seek supervisor's approval for reappropriation of existing funds. >> we have to have a public hearing on this one mr. president. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon sir. my name is -- and i manage the project management bureau. as you know, a month ago we did post and this is a prerequirement to report back to the state if we do have the schedule or the scope seeing it's in our program and we then took the exercise to do this thing and th

directly behind me also the facility at kaiser to my right. two new facilities here closed for several hours on tuesday. there is a security sought outside of kaiser oakland. this just two days after a source tells us to of the medical buildings here closed because of a threat a game plan armed robbery at the pharmacy. but surprising in scary and it's an happen sooner. disappointing wonder how prepared hospitals are for something like that. this one of the buildings closed this is the other. critics labs from sister done for cluster look at the situation. they're on top of it shows make the mayor was of the upgraded protection around the city. maybe that's a good thing. let's check offices hadn't not made any arrests those going for lunch on tuesday was the talk with are not surprised about a game plan on bribery at these facilities. easy targets that don't know hospital pharmacy going to be as ready to be armed prepared for something like that that of other institutions in the facility. it is importantknow ad robbery just this that kaiser did

we purchased biomass and wind from various facilities in california and in the west. and at the time of this reporting we totaled between 2011 and 2012 a balance of renewable energy credits of 53,544 megawatt hours. we utilized for our own rps compliance 80,185 and that is drawn from that mix of renewable energy credits that we generated and owned and those that we purchased. >> this is certainly not asking you to speculate on this hypothesis. >> yes. >> so does the commission have any qualms against using public utilities commission purchasing electricity on the market because they did express those qualms when they came to cleanpowersf. what is the difference, you think? >> i think the fact that our underlying resource is 100% greenhouse gas-free. through our own hetchy system and because we have more of that power than what we consume, our ability to be a net contributor to the greenness, i think, is an influencing factor on their comfort of using renewable energy credits to cover those intermittent purchases that we make, when the supply is below the demand in a particul

facilities at private hospitals and clinics but that's not quieting calls for v.a. eric shinseki to resign. >> it's time for a shake-up. i don't hear what i should be hearing. >> reporter: making it easier to fire execs. shinseki said the v.a. is working on ways to ensure veterans get care sooner. susan mcginnis, cbs news, washington. >> the v.a. serves almost 9 million veterans. >>> a group of self-described taking libertarianism to a new level. >> they put coins in the parking meters trying to stay a step ahead of enforcement efforts. the free keene movements aims to free from parking tickets and also the right to drink and smoke pot in public places. >> we all work towards having a freer society, i would say. less government, more personal freedom. >> because you have the right to be out here doesn't mean it's the right thing to do. >> a parking enforcement officer recently resigned because he felt harassed and a counterprotest by the name of stop free keene just wants life to go back to normal. >> how about those? >> they were quite the display. >> you got up at

all facilities working at all times. because anything can happen at any time. >> if we see anything whatsoever funny, that inmate's not going out. we don't want what happened to one of the best officers here to happen to somebody else. >> the brushy mountain correctional complex in eastern tennessee serves a unique purpose in the state's prison system. for first-time inmates, it's often just a point of entry. for the most violent prisoners, it's the last stop. as a result, brushy mountain has an unusual population, young men facing the harsh reality of life without freedom and hardened lifers who find it difficult to remember anything else. >> brushy mountain. when you came up the road, you probably noticed how it just sits back in the hollow. you've got a bluff on one side, and it's surrounded by mountains. it's the last stop. the road ends at brushy mountain. and there's -- there's nowhere else to go. >> when i first come up, my heart was beating hard. you could see the windows open. you could hear the people yelling a

that was the first facility at which he worked. >> can students freely go in and out?i don't know the details, i just know it was a secure building. >> so edward snowden was there as a guard? >> literally, security guard wearing the uniform and makeshift badge. i don't think he had a gun, but he had the rest -- >> how does he end up working at dell? >> he advanced to the national security state and got clearance. once you get security clearance, means there are all kinds of job openings available for you. he spent three years working directly for the cia in geneva, became disillusioned with the cia and decided to shift to the nsa. because so much of our national security state is now privatized and outsourced, what it means to go work at the nsa usually means you're going to work for some huge corporation like booz allen wardell, general dynamics and all sorts of other corporations that have contracts at the nsa. he worked up at dell irking for the cia. by this point -- >> how does that work? dell is a private corporation, most people think. how are you then working fo

patients on the way most, identifying those facilities that are challenged in terms of chronic deficiency, looking at ways of providing care to veterans in a timely fashion using non va care and will be helping those facilities that need assistance in providing more efficient care process these simultaneously with the audit. >> let me just finish on this note. can we please get the stated outcry from the of the veterans affairs department standing at planners possibility speaking not to us as members of congress and then secondarily standing up and say we are pained by what is happening and veterans of the united states of america can we hear that? >> congresswoman, we will not rest and have not rested. we will not rest until we provide veterans of care. >> we have been working to identify and understand the problem across our entire system and to initiate solutions so that we can eliminate wait times and get veterans care when they needed as soon as possible. >> at thank the chairman for his courtesy. >> thank you. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and appreciate the u

came into office in 2009, he promised to make good on his campaign pledge to close the detention facility at guantanamo bay, cuba. the administration wanted to try the top 9 suspects in federal court and that never happened. with the convex of al mazra in new york, with the brief time we have left, i would like to hear your answers to karen breen berg's point just before the break. that with precedent being such a powerful idea in law, is a new model being created by these onshore terrorism trials that will, if not undo the problem in guantanamo, at least show the way forward? >> well, these aren't really new models. the models existed for hundreds of years. we have tried terrorism cases in civilian courts for a long, long time. and i do take 'um bridge with the idea that popular opinion should drive the civilian courts back to the military commissions. the reason we have independent judges with life tenure is precisely because we don't want mob rule here. it's odd. now we have a museum in new york city, celebrating those who are brave and courageous in 9/11, which is inviting, if you will,

facility. getad another executive close to an $11,000 bonus at a dental facility. we had sharon hellman. she got almost a $10,000 bonus, a little over nine thousand dollars in phoenix just last year. she fraudulently reported records in seattle in 2009 for veteran suicide. this should outrage v.a. employees. these executives can turn around and give bonuses when they have latently sent out memos that teach other employees how to game the system to hide always veterans from looking like they have been waiting longer than they have for appointments. to the v.a. back in december. eric shinseki said he knew nothing about it until march. eric shinseki, if i had known about these scandals for well over a year, how can you say i don't want to jump to any conclusions until the results of these investigations? didn't you start investigating back in ohio with legionnaires disease? let's go ahead and forgive and give people a pass? somebody has to be held accountable. host: victoria from illinois, you are on. call, no one has asserted in all of this discussion that anyone calling for an appointment

at v.a. facilities has to be held accountable. the inspector general at the v.a. has launched investigations into the phoenix v.a. and other facilities. some individuals have already been put on administrative leave. i know that people are angry and want swift reckoning. i sympathize with that. but we have to let the investigators do their job and get to the bottom of what happened. our veterans deserve to know the facts. their families deserve to know the facts. once we know the facts, i assure you if there's misconduct it will be punished. second, i want to know the full scope of this problem. that's why i ordered secretary shinseki to investigate. why was it allowed to get to 24 stage -- to this stage where you actually had potentially 40 veterans who died while waiting for treatment? that's an extreme circumstance. >> we have to find out first of all what exactly happened. i don't want to get ahead of the i.g. report or the other investigations that are being done. i think it is important to recognize that the wait times generally what the i.g. indicated so far

reporter: officials say more than 600 inmates and corrections officers were inside the booking facility at the escambia count jail at the time of the blast. those injured were rushed to several nearby hospitals. most suffered broken bones and other minor injuries. rescuers worked throughout the night, digging through dprebris looking for anymore victims. >> right now the building is still so insecure that our folks cannot make entry to do an appropriate head count of the inmates, again, and we're looking, obviously, for anymore that may be deceased. >> reporter: officials now fear that building was weakened and a gas leak triggered during wednesday's heavy flooding. >> we'll have to do some investigation, but it would seem probably related. >> make everything look pretty and neat, like everybody wants out here. >> reporter: family members lashed out at officials over not knowing where their loved ones are or even if they're alive. >> you tell us where our kids are! we've got people who love them. >> reporter: a community frustrated and praying for victims of the blast, while investigators

member tells the associated press that six afghan detainees were discovered at the british run facility at kandahar airfield and seventeen at the british jail at camp bastion. none were found us presents. but of different afghan officials tells the washington post that detainee is for fair to all sides except the isbn front seven. president karzai has long disputed the coalition forces detention act of afghans and has insisted his government would honor all detention facilities the country instead. the dispute came to a head earlier this year when karzai freed dozens of prisoners the coalition considered dangerous. instead of trying them in court the us says is awaiting the official findings of his latest investigation. but it can surprise that the afghan government is taking issue with the presents. us defence department spokeswoman with us matt tells his dusty impressed. every facility the plea is for detention is well known not only by the government of the islamic republic of afghanistan. also by the international committee of the red cross tensions are high between the us and afghanis

we have a manufacturing -- time manufacturing facility at 18th and alabama that has 23 people on the production floor. we form glaze, fire and qc close to thousand feet of tile a day that we ship worldwide out of that facility. we also have a separate shipping crew that ships -- of five people that ships in essence of 30 packages a day again out of that facility and being frank without the legislation that facility couldn't exist. those folks couldn't have jobs here in san francisco so we absolutely support the legislation. >> thank you very much. >> and i'm a huge fan of your spot on alabama. >> next speaker. >> hi. good afternoon. my name is holly caan. i am with timbuctu and a manufacturing manager. i have my team leaders behind me. we have been in the mission district in san francisco for 25 years and both these ladies respectively have worked for years with the company. they live in san francisco. they are proud to be employed in the city, be able to give back to the city, have jobs they can easily get to and support their families in the city. as timbuctu continues to grow and

this is tape of the facility. this is at a va center. police not saying exactly what went down here about an hour ago or so but they aren't releasing any information on that suspect. you see chopper shots here of the dayton, ohio va medical center where some sort of a shooting went down, shots fired there. one suspect now in custody. we will bring you the very latest as we get more information here in to fox. >>> just where was the president when our ambassador and three other americans were murdered during the deadly benghazi terror attack? we now know he was not reportedly in the situation room according to his former national security spokesperson. this comes as the white house continues to blame republicans for the growing scandal. >> if you look at even what some republicans have said it certainly casts doubt on the legitimacy of an effort that's so partisan in nature. there is a problem when you have so many conspiracy theories that get knocked down by the facts and yet the adherence to those theories only become more convinced tha

this company has built treatment facilities at a cost of $5.2 million. previously, if this charge of industrial waste water untreated into the river. although pollution from industry has dropped considerably, the river remains filthy. now the main problem is household trash and sewage. huo keeps four fish in his office. all of them have deformed spines. fish like this are still being caught by people living in the river basin. >> translator: i will work as hard as i can to clean up the river. because that is what i promised my friend. i will do everything i can to keep that promise. >> reporter: grassroots efforts to fight pollution in china are starting to have an impact. but huo understands much more needs to be done before the water in the river is cleaned up. cup hiro yamamoto, nhk world, hunan, china. >>> nepalese guides known as sherpas are getting help from japan in their campaign for better work compensation. their fight is gaining attention after 13 of them died last month in an avalanche on mt. everest. many sherpas have been refusing to work s

facilities at private hospitals and clinics. but that's not quieting calls for v.a. secretary eric shinseki to resign. >> it is really time for a shakeup. i haven't even seen the level of outrage out of him that i think we ought to be hearing. >> it should be easier for shinseki to fire or demote executives at the v.a. shinseki has pledged to stay on the job and says the v.a. is working on ways to ensure veterans get care sooner. now, the chairman of the senate veterans affairs committee made some hints over the weekend about more funding being needed to provide adequate health care for the nation's veterans. so, marlie, we may be seeing more legislation proposed soon calling for more funding. >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you. >>> coming up on the morning new, mid east meeting. pope francis invites the israeli and palestinian president s for a summit at the van can. this is the "cbs morning news." generation to generation. m because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their

facility, if they say there's no appointment available at a v.a. facility, they're planning to help arrange an appointment at private practice and they're doing this immediately. so those there are the specifics on those things that the president casually mentioned last week. now we know what he meant, because the v.a. are apparently doing it. if they are doing it, that's a piece of positive news for the v.a. as they handle this ongoing problem. they're at least doing something besides studying the matter and answering questions on it. of course, there are also multiple investigations by the white house, by the v.a. in the form of in-person audits they're doing at v.a. medical centers across the country, and by the independent inspector general for the v.a. the tentative timeline for that inspector general to finish his final report is august. but today the inspector general released an interim report, that focused mostly on the v.a. medical center in phoenix, arizona, which is where this new iteration of these allegations started, although it does

he will be allowed to leave the facility at the end of every day. the evaluation will last no longer than 30 days and be completed as soon as a panel of mental health exports finish a report for the court. the former olympian is on trial for the murder of his girlfriend. >>> satellite data used in the search for missing malaysian plane could be made public soon. it will release the data after an outcry from some of the family members of the passengers. the families want to use the raw data to conduct independent analysis. the malaysian government says calculations using specific data show the plane ended up in the indian ocean after it vanished in march while flying from kuala lumpur to beijing. >>> thailand's army declared law this morning. the move is to provide safety to the people and denies it is the beginning of a military crew. nearly 30 people have been killed since protests began in november and the military said it took charge of public security to prevent more deaths. ordered anti-government protesters to remain in their camps to prevent

the person who is heading the phoenix facility at the center of this hasn't been fired yet. >> is obama standing by shensecki because he doesn't want to face another health fiasco? >> whether you like it or not about obama, i will say this. he doesn't fire people easily. >> is that a good idea? >> kathleen sebelius, there's a part of that i like. he doesn't throw someone to the wolves when the press comes after him. it's not completely proven. >> he will be shocked to hear that. >> when we said it is indeemic, it is. i don't know how you get the system with 250,000 people all over the place. all these people pouring in. all these veterans from korea and world war ii. and that you aren't going to have these kinds of problems. >> did he fail to fire because he doesn't want the appearance of caving under pressure and he feels it's more president-like not to yield? not to fire? or is -- >> i also think look, you throw him to the wolves. it isn't going to cause the wolf pack to stop going after people. >> this is not a false issue. this is not a false issue, okay. it's not just the 40 plus p

when you look at a v.h.a. facility, who in that facility is responsible for reporting those numbers up the chain so to speak? >> mr. congressman, i believe the responsibility for reports from the facility lie with the medical center director and with the network director. >> ok. i think you touched on this a minute ago. what is the driver that causes them to engage in that activity? one thing i learned from today based on another article that came out is that 50% of v.h.a. executive performance reviews are based upon wait times. is that one of the primary drivers that is causing this misbehavior to occur? >> mr. chairman, i don't know to what percent for the medical center directors -- the wait times measures contributed to their bonus. i don't have that information. i will reinforce what i said earlier. i think that while well intended we had a performance measure that became a goal and that created the potential that that information could be misused. >> the last time i saw an example of this was enron. where the bon

the gps corners of the uab show that the flu over key military facilities at that dozens of pictures. a clear violation of korean armistice agreement and a non aggression pact which forbids the north and south from infiltrating each other's their states. south korea's defence ministry caught in a clear military provocation and a plan to submit the results of their findings to the united nations. north korea has hundreds of men area vehicles in its possession. dozens of others are believed to have flown over to stop before returning safely to the north but modified. this is a piece of bell's purpose from the boat up to ten kilograms of explosives. this raise concerns about possible attacks and a south korean military men to get in as security. wallace says this will put to deal with an image of incursions and tacky repeats. double much harder time taking the smaller growers. seoul says the plaza purses low altitude radar of the military gadgetry to prevent further and patrician the problem then. then it's up. soccer has once again warned north korea against conducting a nuclear test sa

moore community church band is doing just that, playing a concert for the inmates at joseph harp correctional facility. numerous prisons we visited in oklahoma were on lockdown because they did not have enough officers on duty to provide security. staffing in oklahoma prison systems is at 70% officials told us they were operating in warehouse mode, storing people with little to no rehabilitation efforts. most of the prisoners, young and old, that we talked to spoke about how hard it was to be granted parole. unlike every other state in the us, all parolees in oklahoma must be signed off directly by the governor. it's part of the political landscape where politicians don't want to be seen as soft on crime. >> you'll never find somebody running for elected office in the house or the senate that's going to have a platform of successful reintegration, or is going to be less tough on crime than whoever they're running against. that's just the nature of politics i believe. >> what do you think of prison. >> it ain't no good. no, it ain't no good for people today. >> at 100 years old, with one leg missing an

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service members at facilities nationwide. the v.a.as come under scrutiny after it emerged health clinics in phoenix, arizona and colorado used elaborate schemes to hide records of patients who waited too long for care, causing dozens of deaths. some 10 facilities were under investigation last week, but the number has more than doubled to 26. veterans affairs secretary shinseki is meeting today at the white house with president obama. recalled anrs has additional 2.4 million cars over a safety defect linked to hundreds of deaths. gm began recalling its vehicles just this year despite knowing of a faulty ignition switch in its vehicles at least a decade earlier. it is now recalled 13.6 mean vehicles in the u.s. and 15 point 2 million worldwide. the department of transportation fined gm $35 million last week as part of a series of government probes into the concealment of the deadly ignition flaws. beingraeli military is accused of unlawfully killing two unarmed palestinian youths following the release of a video footage showing the atta

there is a separate facility at iowa state penitentiary called ccu, the inmates who are considered mentally ill are housed here. lieutenant john fedler oversees the correctional staff at ccu. >> the staff have been through specialized training to be able to deal with the mentally ill inmates. >> up to 200 men can be housed in ccu. most of them reside in single cells in one of the four general population pods. >> i am here for depression. i was out on work release. i escaped from a work release center because i couldn't find a job. i robbed a bank in my hometown where the work release center was. i got in a high-speed chase with state troopers of missouri and local law enforcement. i hit one of the state troopers head-on, trying to commit suicide. and i killed the state trooper. i got 20 years fed, and 5 years for escape. i got a detainer in missouri for -- >> open 11. 22-year-old caleb etter's physical appearance is a testimony to his many crimes, beginning with an addiction to methamphetamines. >> i was about 18 years old, trying to make money. took in some dope, in a bathroom the size of

i worked with him at the uso here in las vegas to get a facility at the airport. he will do a fine job, too, but he has to be brought up to speed. he has only been with the v.a. a few months. i think we will see changes at that lower level. there is transparency now. there has been an audit called for. they are looking at all of the medical facilities. 60% of them have been found to have problems. i asked them to look at the las vegas hospital. i think you will see some changes now. his leaving was noble act on his part. he would like to complete the mission, but it was a symbolic gesture. >> quick answer. congress member coffman, should members be able to join medicare? should veterans be in medicare as a quick fix to the problem? >> what veterans need is choices. when the wait times are so long, because the system is so inefficient or if there are resource questions, veterans need choices to go into the private health care system and have the care reimbursed by the veterans administration. i think it would be great to have competition to improve the services. >>

facility. >> would you agree that any face to face audit should include -- this is probably a rhetorical question. input from the veterans organizations as well as veterans at the particular facility. and iould agree with that would also, as we pointed out, recommend there be an independent third-party expert involved. it would alleviate a lot of the questions that were raised about the audit. i think it would help everyone be assured that these audits were being done properly and everything was being looked at. >> what do you mean by an independent third-party? >> i do not have the expertise to determine are the people cooking the books, are veterans theyng timely care, are spending sufficient time or too much time with the doctors? there needs to be someone who is an expert in time management and accessing medical care that can be there to make a determination , are they asking the right questions and are the answers sufficient to address this problem. suggest also, if they are going to do a thorough audit, it would take more than a couple of weeks. a thorough audit would be an examination of the entire system. that might involve clinicians, nurses, whate

based on the status quo, how would you expect guards to react to a shooting at a gsa patrol facility quick >> yes, sir. we are working aggressively with the national service ration of security companies at masco and given the current laws if you love how we can work with the security guard companies to respond. currently, we have just produced some guidance to provide each one of the security guard two hours of active shooter training. but what really does rss makes them aware of what to shooter event is. that individual will have a the discretion given the circus and at that point to actively pursue depending upon again what the circumstances are because each one of these companies is still under the oversight of their stay up all. so they're kind of caught between a rock and a hard place right now. goodbye to train them to a standard where we can get them active shooter training and move them to a position where there is no question. right now because we don't have that authority, it creates a little bit of a dilemma. >> thank you coming director. mr. goldstein, in your testimony di

>> i think whatever it takes to build a facility. >> have you looked at any? yeah. >> what's the output? how many--what's the production capacity? >> quadruple what we could get-- what we could bring in now. >> for every one you make today, in a new facility, you could make four? >> correct. >> where's the facility at? >> the building we're looking at is in keyport. >> can you take me to see it? >> i could. >> all right, so this is it. it's been vacant for 25 years, and there's so much crap in it, it's unbelievable, you know-- >> don't be too enthusiastic. >> yeah, well, you know, the roof's been leaking, the stuff fell, it was flooded, it's-- who knows what you're gonna find in there, but-- >> and then more after the storm. >> i personally think it's beautiful. i love the building, i love that we're right here. >> i know michael doesn't want to hear this, and he gets crazy when i talk about it. i think what scares me a lot about it is the uncertainty of what it's going to cost. because i know that--all right, the building, that's money you gotta lay out immed

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