and grant. straightens things out defeats confederates at the in the november battle of chattanooga wins a big victory and at this point grant's reputation has become huge nationwide and there's virtually a really a consensus among the northern people not unanimity, but heavy majority the northern people are very eager to see grant promoted given command of all the union armies and there's really a feeling that as commander of all the union armies grant ought to at least a company the army of the potomac if not actually outright commanded. in virginia and take on lee and finally beat lee and accomplish what the union's been trying to do futally that that union futility and virginia now for three years that grant should do that that should happen. northern politicians are for it. actually. it's a bipartisan thing. it's not just republicans who want to see that happen. it helps that grants political background is unclear grant by this time really is a republican but his and it seems for more democ

grant so his name became ulysses s. grant and the s stands for nothing. his name was really hiram and then he changed his name. he kind of stunk in school. he was getting a lot of demerits but he was a really good horsemen and it turned out he was an excellent soldier and he showed that in the mexican-american war. he had some tough times. he went to the northwest territory and he was really lonely and started drinking as some lonely soldiers might do and he was like. he could not hold his liquor that well and he got busted by a commander, drunk and he said either you resign your post or we will court-martial you so he resigned. he went back to illinois and went into this spiral where he was bad at farming in that it the leather building business and he's finally selling firewood out of the back of a cart to make money. three years after that he was the head of union forces as the biggest general america has ever seen in a few years after that he's president of the united states. >> amazing. now graduates from west point and this is really interesting. he

grant so his name became ulysses s. grant and the s stands for nothing. his name was really hiram and then he changed his name. he kind of stunk in school. he was getting a lot of demerits but he was a really good horsemen and it turned out he was an excellent soldier and he showed that in the mexican-american war. he had some tough times. he went to the northwest territory and he was really lonely and started drinking as some lonely soldiers might do and he was like. he could not hold his liquor that well and he got busted by a commander, drunk and he said either you resign your post or we will court-martial you so he resigned. he went back to illinois and went into this spiral where he was bad at farming in that it the leather building business and he's finally selling firewood out of the back of a cart to make money. three years after that he was the head of union forces as the biggest general america has ever seen in a few years after that he's president of the united states. >> amazing. now graduates from west point and this is really interesting. he

they knew the reputation of grant's unconditional surrender grant. and they were fearful of what would happen to them as captured confederate prisoners of war, if they were held as prisoners as war. so some refused to surrender. others are sore and tired. they're physically unable to keep up with the relentless pace of lee's army as it pushed west, trying to move south and hookup with joe johnson in carolina. they dropped out of the ranks. others are very determined not to desert, not just to avoid the humiliation, but to continue to fight. and that was more so for those men who had horses. a simple logic behind this. so artillery and's and cavalryman, they were the most likely to escape appomattox and they are able to ride off from different points of departure. with plans for what they can do next. they rendezvous, perhaps in a small town in the small towns of north carolina or maybe they can go to the heels of the shenandoah valley. and reorganize. many, into june, believe they can reorganize. -- >> and the memoirs of porter alexander, tells us, t

top table work grant sitting in this picture is i believe right there in chicago, and i believe grant table that chappell has lee sitting at is at the smithsonian maybe? >> that is were i believe it is. this leaves colonels table which i think captain bauer set out for a while because i think bowers said think there's a story where he was supposed to write out and said my hand is shaking i can't do it. >> you are right. yes, yes, yes. i've seen bowers and artwork sitting at that table. that man with the strongest writing hand on grant's staff sat down at that table. you can see it in the background you see the legs you see there are two ledges. who would probably be easier for us to just go ahead and take a look at the table itself which does exist. it is the only table from the parler that day that is not in a public it is in private hands. at a time not too long ago a few years ago it was consigned for sale perhaps it was out on the market. we had the opportunity, the honor of representing that owner and so that table got to live in the abraham lincoln bookshop for some time. and so

authorization to modify the existing grant with south help for the elder low for community services grant to include cal fresh healthy living 22 through september 30 of 25, 728, 648.40 plus 10% contingencey. tiffany kaerny is here. >> thank you. commissioners. the second contract with the california department of aging i'm presenting for approval is for snap ed and cal fresh expansion. upon we're also asking the commission to approve a self help for elderly grant modification so they can continue to administer snap ed also known in cam cal as cal fresh healthy living. and to facilitate the physical activity component of the program. improves the healing 32 actual education and healthy community changes. also provides opportunity for our consumers to participate in evidence based physical activity programming. das snap ed funding enablels enhance the health education irrelevant voluntary to the consumers they serve. for example, one of our nutrition partners left year provided a nutrition education class on seasoning food. with citrus fruit. and used snap ed funds to provide citrus zest to

well, well, grant grant that's, i'm probably going to bring up. i'm unfortunately gonna have to cut you off there, but it really is going to be a question to see how that gets scaled up. that's all for today. i want to thank reagan, malcolm and grant. remember at home you can always find us online at streamed on al jazeera dot com. thanks for watching. ah, what happens when the news media failed to do that joke? it's one of the biggest reasons why iraq is not yet a democracy. there's no accountability for listening post exposes the power is controlling the narrative russian media. does a lot of fabre rapidly. his message has to be back by the whole propaganda, apple and the tools they used to do it. how do you read through all of them? information, how do you determine what is this and from now, with the listening post your guide to the media on al jazeera, it's a simple act, applying a flag, but in the occupied west bank, we think the palestinian flag could get you shot or arrested after the also a ports of the 8900 ninety's between the palestine

. >> by this grant. >> by this grant. the remaining 22 beds are being funded in this, so the second round of the grant in seven 15 of 2023. we'll have 40 beds funded by a prop 47 grant until february 15, 2023. and then it will change from the ten beds to the 18 beds that are funded by this cohort of the grant. so the remaining 22 beds are salvation army will be funded by cost savings and general funds for the remainder of this fiscal year and then we're working with salvation army which has been a priority for them as well to look at other funding options including drawing down drug med-cal dollars. >> got it because this is one of the questions we had for dr. donings when we were asking, is dph funding any pure absence based programming and salvation army is one. that's good to know. that's an important program. my second thing is, if you can go back to the slide on the referrals because again, that was -- you did that quickly. i know when we did our therapeutic community program, our trp with positive directions equals

for them honestly it's funding for the grant programs. we talk about where we can invest the money and assessments and a cleanup. >> your time is expired. i'm not going to cut you off, but for the other witnesses. >> we need the funding to keep the program is active. some of them are fees based but it doesn't cover all the costs of the program and that is the predominant concern that i hear among those programs. finally, i would note an item my co-witness mentioned earlier and that is there's been a lot of money spent in the programs on assessments, but the price, the cost is on the cleanup side and so raising the limit on the fund associated with cleanup is an imperative in terms of the programs to move forward. if there's one thing i can point to i think that is a great comment but it's a burden because you don't have the funds to do the cleanup. >> thank you very much for that testimony. >> thank you senator carper. i appreciate the opportunity to be here. i'm the director of the west virginia assistance center at marshall university.

well, well, grant grant that some brilliant points bring up. i'm unfortunately gonna have to cut you off there, but it really is going to be a question to see how that gets scaled up. that's all for today. i want to thank reagan, malcolm and grant. remember at home you can always find us online at streamed on al jazeera dot com. thanks for watching. ah aah. every footstep moving in the sink with the world to bring health equity for all to be together again with the ones far apart with transformation and collaboration . indonesia urges and leads the world in moving forward as one rank over together. recover stronger. ah alger 0 rate with no a new series follows players from 6 countries hoping to make it to cattle. 2022 people love football guy. not so much. rob lane for blood on the streets, all passion, episode 2 features. 3. hopeful come governor is so glad come explains, you know, watch. com. i'm very, very excited about it. i hope i will be part of the world cup drink gonna on al jazeera spied ah hello. lauren taylor in london.

well, well, grant grant and i am going to bring up, i'm unfortunately gonna have to cut you off there, but it really is going to be a question to see how that gets scaled up. that's all for today. i want to thank reagan, malcolm and grant. remember at home, you can always find us online at streamed on al jazeera dot com. thanks for watching, ah, motivated and more politically engaged than ever before. demanding change on their own terms. welcome to generation change. a global theories that tends to understand. i'm telling you i gave my life you around. well, we look good presentation of people like us in politics and golden, and higher aspects of society. generation change coming seen on al jazeera, new series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous community has helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe. we see how the melanesians people of the torah straight of fighting rising sea levels which threatened to swallow their islands. first. nations frontline, the torres strait swallowed by the sea on al jazeera emergency services across bank hope are receiving 60000

using that grant source. reason rec and parks is to the board of supervisors now is because we are in the process of designing other leaderships. we want to bring this money and sign a contract immediately. we expect top here in support and inform third degree because that fund program was under subscribed we are like low to get this grant. thank you. where is your funding source because of the accepting of the guarantee contract. does require the report make the commitment to have ia maintenance fund or fund the maintenance for 20 years. have you identified funding or is it inclusive. the trail we are talking about in this grant has been constructed it is already maintained boy rec and parks. and approved amendments were make it easy to maintain for 10 to 15 years. thank you very much. good to see you. >> thank you. open these up for public comment. member who is wish to speak line up to speak. call 415-655-0001 then access code: 2486 967 3951 ## and press story 3 to enter the queue. press star 3 to enter th

the grant agreements is $11 million funded by the general fund. and we showed the total project budget on page 33 of our report which is $40.4 million funded by a combination of this grant, new market tax credits and a contribution from mercy of $19.5 million. we did look at the construction cost per square foot which is $1,001,065. we were working with the department very last minute to kind of understand sort of the reasonableness of that cost. and they -- we weren't able to get a benchmark but we -- they did at the us that they are comfortable with it and the other investors in the project did review it and feel it's reasonable for this project. so we recommend approval. >> thank you. supervisor chan. >> thank you, chair ronen. i just wanted to have a clear understanding about just the relationship among all the city entities. so, clearly it's a joint venture between the city and county of san francisco with mercy housing to renovate these spaces, specifically for housing units and management of the -- of sunnydale. for the rec. center and incl

they serve as a role in facilitating more grant applications which lacked their own grant writing capacity. we or privilege to have with us today someone who has worked with the tower program and has worked in west virginia which is george carico. he serves as the director of the regional brownfield assistance center at martial university. he has devoted his entire career to the brownfield arena, helping to bring much-needed funding to the state and the region. i want to recommend you for the high praise the west virginia brownfield assistant centers often receives from the broader brownfield stakeholder communities. thank you. your forward-looking and innovative approach to maximizing world participation should be a model for other rural areas in the country. i look forward to hearing about the work you have undertaken in rural areas to facilitate economically development and community vibrancy. we are also joined by the chairman of the martin law firm with decades of experience in the acquisition and redevelopment of hundreds of brownfield properties. he will provide this committee with

lack their own grant writing capacity. so, we are privileged to have with us today someone who has worked with the tab program, and also worked in west virginia for many years. george, he served as the director of the west virginia regional browns you feel as -- a martial university. he devoted his whole career to the brownsville arena, helping bring much-needed funding to our state and the region. mr. kerik oh, i want to record revenue for the high praise at the west virginia assistance centers often receives from the often brownfield stakeholder community. thank, you your forward-looking an innovative approach to maximize -- greta opportunities should be a model for other rural areas in the country. i look forward to hearing about the work you undertaken. and rural areas to facilitate economic redevelopment and community vibrancy. we are also -- chairman of the morse manning, and martin law firm. with decades of experience in the acquisition of redevelopment of hundreds of brownville properties, mr. pound c will provide

well, for grant grant that's going to bring up. i'm unfortunately gonna have to cut you off there, but it really is going to be a question to see how that gets scaled up. that's all for today. i want to thank greg malcolm and grant, remember at home you can always find us online at streamed on al jazeera dot com. thanks for watching. ah frank assessments. if the united states felt that you're running a good program, was there to build a nuclear weapon. they would assign to view by informed opinions. i believe that armenia agenda should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding that for many times. critical debate is the commonwealth now still something that king shops will take. in depth analysis of the data. global headlines inside story on al jazeera, indonesia, your investment destination. the world's 10 largest economy is busy transforming, ready to be your business partner with a robust talent pool, politically and economically stable and strong policies. being the powerhouse indonesia is confirmed by the g 20 presidency

so is there any public comment on the motion to grant the appeal and revoke the permit. please raise your hand. okay. i don't see any hands raised so on that motion vice president lopez. >> aye. >> commissioner trasuina. >> aye. >> eppler. >> aye. >> president swig. >> aye. >> so that motion carries five to answer and the appeals are granted. thank you. so wool now move it to item 2. this is general public comment and the opportunity for anyone who would like to within the board's jurisdiction but not on tonight's calendar. is there condition that would like to speak on an item? okay. you have plea minutes. >> thank you very much julie. can you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> excuse me julie. >> i'm sorry, one moment. yes? >> as he is a potential -- has potential to be speaking on an item that we will hear several weeks from now can you please -- >> okay. mr. murmudo your general public comment should be on general matters since you're the representative for cases coming up on november 6 -- >> i will only say to mr. swig i have the right to make public comment in my opinion a

let me go back to what grant said, build trust.t's hard to do in the current environment when trust in institutions generally and including the federal government is eroding. sometimes rapidly, sometimes at a reasonable pace. but, what would you do to build trust? what would be things that cisa could do? >> i think actually you've done a pretty good job, so far, val and jen. what more could you do? ron, we're going to keep doing the same. >> yeah, and again, the work that they're doing to enable -- it's not dictating these are the requirements that you should adhere to, like even the type of performance goal. it was actually a very collaborative effort between, you know, various private sector organizations to just get feedback on what work, what makes sense. and so, they've spent a lot of time just hearing from people that are practitioners that have to do this stuff and that collaboration, rather than dictating. rather than just laying down the law, being collaborative how to come up with the right thing to-- and their mission is

grants.e a gigantic contributor over the last several centuries. but today situation cannot last in my judgment. >> what about his comment trayvon martin's comment about heright wing wackos as he called them the america firsters. >> i am not sure i don't mark is a pretty smart guy. i'm not sure what a right wing wacko is. click closer from tom tom in phoenix, tom go ahead. >> hi thank you for taking my call. you seem to be a person who is respectful to everybody. but comments were made my assessment is there accurate and true so how bad can they be? at any rate save america, killed the bill. your education is a a service to this country. i will help change things aroun from the disaster we have now. there is lot of people in the right who are writing books and talking and their services greatlytl appreciated. need to see it on tv not cnn, but the program we are on. and i used to write to the white house office of correspondence. i don't know if the president ever gets to read them maybe you c

but grant did two things.nomic things in his administration turkey never gets credit for this, the liberal historians will never give him credit but the fact is grant ended the civil war income tax, ended it, okay? and grant restored the greenback to gold. so we had massive wartime inflation and high wartime taxes, and grant ended both, and also helped launch of this second industrial revolution which is sometimes reviewed again refer to spiritually as the gilded age but it was phenomenal time in american life. suggest to be consistent, i'm, you know, here's my guy grant. he's cutting taxes. harding, he's cutting taxes. kennedy is cutting taxes here trump is -- reagan is cutting taxes. trump is cutting taxes. i'm as honor to serve under the last two which i -- wish i would've been rough with others. would've been great fun. >> host: in all of your books, in your work on fox business, et cetera, et cetera, you talk about some economic terms and i was hoping we could maybe have a broader discussion about how the

we're excited to potentially win this grant. we won't know until next year, but if we are successful we'll clab wait with a host of community groups and the sfmta and planning department. and then next, i wanted to mention that sfmta has been recommended to receive a $12.325 million grant for the bayview multi-corridor to for access to destinations on andon immediately east of third street.et. this stems from a planning process in wherepr the community identified and prioritizing improvements to bring safety an accessibility to a community in the area. specifically the projectar includes traffic calming as well as enhancements to the african-american arts and cultural district with pedestrian-friendly spaces for gathering. and it includes owed keationz programs to support -- education programs for the community to take advantage of the project ad features.f th this large grant was possible in part f based on the unprecedentd amount of funds the state was able to direct to the programon from the state budget surplus. howard stree

but the fact is grant ended the civil war income tax. grant restored the greenback to gold. so we had massive wartime inflation and high wartime taxes and grant ended both and helped launch the second industrial revolution, which is sometime referred to disparagingly as the gilded age, but it was a phenomenal time in american life. just to be consistent, here is my guy grant, he's cutting taxes , harding, he's cutting taxes, kennedy is cutting taxes, reagan is cutting taxes, trump is cutting taxes. i was honored to serve under the last two. wish i would have been around for the others. host: in all of your books, and your work on foxbusiness, you talk about some economic turns and i was hoping we could have a broader discussion about how they all work together. tax reference, growth, the bond market, the stock market -- what's the interplay between all of these. here's a dissertation topic. larry: i would simply say the absolute basic key elements to economic growth and prosperity -- let me step back a moment. i am for growth, i am for prosperity. in my whole career, that ha

i don't believe the standard has been met to grant jurisdiction. >> mr. lopez. >> yeah. i think i come out in the same place. i think we have you know kind of in absence of hard evidence on either side and you know one would hope that our it team would be able to produce an audit trail of something like this, but when it is in this kind of a jump ball scenario i do -- i am inclined to side with the city's statement that that there's no reason to believe there was an issue with the posting after reviewing that, and i think i'm -- i'm also comforted by the fact that this doesn't mean that that the palleted apts won't have an opportunity to present the substance of their position on other items. >> . >> so that's in the back of my mind as well, but that's how i am leaning. >> okay. so commissioner lemberg did you still want to proceed with that motion? it doesn't look like you're going to get four votes. >> it's still on the table. >> okay. so we have a motion from commissioner lemberg to grant the request for the reasons previously stated. that motion vice president lopez.

and if that's already the problem there, it's a quarter that the grant border, which we call to grant the principal at the piano or the, or not in the course of the letter as i'm apply people. they are fighting for their people for their institutional government. and that's the problem with it. and what, under what conditions, what and if you don't have a part on an ottoman in a given a state, let me wait, the pilot. i don't have to meet a. busy one, i'm not, it's not on me and it has an appointment how me to call me we should be back and let us know, went to my friend, let me finish this kind of speech and we are brought up and friendless, and part of the stuff indicator let me figure out when it's in alpha need to be in every part of the job. ok. because our support really quickly run out of that is that kind of fun. but if you put in to know ok, just finish your thought really quickly before i bring back martin backend. so this is what i me, this to grand forces that these are the only people that could pick the 2 grand society. and they had a very good issue. what did then i don't

>> it's extremely difficult for to grants.are fighting for their people and institution of government. that's the problem. the parallel army has committed genocide upon us. it is not already me. -- it is not our army. [crosstalk] >> finish your thought really quickly. >> this is what i mean. the forces of tigre are the only ones who protect the society. this is a very serious issue. we feel like it isn't right. >> as you can hear there is still a lot of animosity from the two sides, just judging by this conversation. what happens next as far as the agreement is concerned? we talked about to cry and that ethiopian forces. but we haven't talked about eritrea's role in this eritrean forces were of course fighting alongside the ethiopian government forces will the eritreans and president isaiah accept this deal and abide by it ? >> that's the critical question. a year ago prime minister abi of ethiopia said that he had asked the era trains to leave but they never left. all it says is that it prevents the use of proxies to destabil

grant funded through castro cares grant and we have unarmed ambassadors out 7 days a week. we work with h sock and provide a comwill population of out reach and support to folked on the street and a lot of assistance to merchants thank you very much is our community ambassadors at work. oust roach to homeless and will out reach and talking to passer's boy and people in the neighborhood. thank you very much. >> have questions, help to answer. >> thank you. appreciate it. and very much and i want to note and support thap the transition from the police to ambassadors was a positive step and glad. y think so, people really and they are out during of the day when people are oust and about. and they need them. >> i also will and this not i don't think this is cb d sponsored the castro merchants are very public low engaged and i don't know how to call it like a -- threatened tax revol regarding dissatisfaction with city services in the area. i wanted to give you an opportunity to get closure on sometime its is heard for the public to know what is the cbd a lot of the same folkers

this is -- granted. this is, like, six -- four years ago a, five years ago, and still i can't breathe. i had to text people, the only one i had to talk to, the only one in the shop besides myself was a homeless man who comes in. i turned to him and said, hey, i get to go to the supreme court, and he looked at me, yeah, i gotta go to court on wednesday. [laughter] yeah, i don't need a parole officer. just to understand the gravity of the united states supreme court, you know, people say, i'm going to sue you, i'm going to take this to the supreme court. don't understand how it works. for hem to grant it was just incredible. >> i can't remember, i think you mention this in the book, was the essential point to take it to the supreme court, was it about freedom of speech? >> we asked them to reverse the case based on both the speech and the religious components of it. >> right. and then, and then june 4th, 2018, you won, you won at the supreme court, and it was a 7-2 ruling. ginsburg and sotomayor dissented,

grant.he was arguably america's greatest general or one of its greatest generals and they still teach some of his formations at west point. but grant as president, also, much maligned and my friend, and my colleague hat friend bret baier wrote a pretty good book about grant. he never gets credit for this the liberal historians will never give him credit, but the fact that grant ended the civil war income tax, ended it, okay? and grant restored the greenback to gold, so we had massive war time inflation and high war time taxes and grant ended both and also helped launch this second industrial revolution, which is sometimes referred disparagingly as the gilded age, but it's a phenomenal period in america. so, just to be consistent, i'm-- here is my guy grant. he's cutting taxes and harding, he's cutting taxes. kennedy is cutting taxes, and reagan is cutting taxes and trump is cutting taxes and i served under the last two, if i would have been around for the others would have been great fun. >>

full funding grant agreement and it is expected in the spring 2025. then with that in hand expect to start construction in 2025. so, in the next couple of slides i'll focus on the period vice chair chang pointed out between february and august of next year where we engage extensively with the fta and assigned pmoc. they will be reviewing and assessing project readiness in the documentation we submit and provide observations on the eligibility to secure funding recommendations leading to a grant agreement. this review of the documents i mentioned will include submitted project cost schedule and project management plans and the 20 year financial plan. also be looking at our contingency. during this timeframe focus on pre-procurement activities specifically preparing the solicitation level documents for enabling work, progressive design build correct and construction manager general contract manager contracts. wanted to talk about procurement and i'll just cover the larger contracts we anticipate. the first one is creating a construction manager bench fo

ih percentage of those asylum seekers are granted asylum?— are granted asylum?year off — are granted asylum? in the most recent year off official _ are granted asylum? in the most recent year off official figures i are granted asylum? in the most recent year off official figures we j recent year off official figures we have, a majority of decisions that were made on asylum applicants from albania were positive. it was just over 50%. that said, we don't know what the success rate will be for people crossing now, because of the big backlog i mentioned in the asylum system. the people who have been crossing recently may not get a decision for a year or two, possibly more. but one of the things that is interesting about the albanian asylum claims is that the positive decisions for albanians have been driven by women. most of the albanians getting a positive decision are female and it is believed many of them are victims of trafficking who haven't been able, who the albanian state has not been able to protect, which is why they have qualified for asylum.- able to pro

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the first crazy day i went to court and was granted cert. my average that would take 25-30 phone calls for cake orders whatever. that particular day i'm looking at records come with somewhere around 300 phone calls and this attorney called us that day, the day the court granted our case and requested another cake which essentially was a message that we couldn't create. it was a cake that was blue when the outside and pink on the inside and those colors were to celebrate this attorneys gender transition changing from a mang to a woman. so again we told this attorney we will create any of the cake that you like, not any of the cake but we will create custom work for you and your walk a shop and all that but i can't create that cake. so then fast with into the day three weeks after the court ruled in our favor, then we got notice the civil rights commission had taken up the complaint that this attorney has filed the you before and said there was probable cause to identical caset again. >> that's what i don't get. you talk about in the book but

is there a legal concern regarding these grants to -- c4 receiving?n have our council address that. it would be my inclination without weighing in on the merits of the concerns that were raised the simple matter of courtesy i incline to give us more time to look into any of the issues raised including legal occurrence we may havism intends to bring this back. give -- i think mr. chair, my concern is on the delay and the timing if it impacts moving forward in a timely way may be we hear from that from the ta? bias if we wait for the commission to resolve something pending. which -- can be open ended proposition. i'm not aware of any specific impact. mike may know as far as classes that get offered. that's -- the question could be delayed without impact the sfmta told us that delaying the classes request thinked result in reduced number of classes. they are rung against the ends of their existing contract. well is a hard stop on the time period. we have staff from sfmta to speak if you like to hear from them. it would be good if we are not okaying and a