in particular to congratulate ivanka because this what her baby, and she worked so closely with the gsa, great, great professionals, the gsa people are amazing professionals and work long and hard for years, and this is the culmination. so, ivanka, congratulations, and melania for putting up with the time and all this effort, and we're going to now be cutting a ribbon, and maybe what we'll do is have some of the folks -- why don't you bring them up. come on stage. they're so beautiful. never seen scissors that look this beautiful before. that's great. that beautiful. and thank you to the employees. it's all about service, all about loving what you do, so many of them have come up and thanked me. they now have long-term jobs. many, many jobs, and long-term jobs, and we're going to -- we're looking to make this one of the great hotels of the country but it's going to we one the great hotels of the world. we have the finest location, and we have the finest building, building built in 1899. and that was when this was a very, very powerful, rich country, when money was no object. they built

.>>> eenthe mailbox for the boss at the gsa is getting full. she got letters from both house oversight and a group of lawmakers who say no agency should use or sell cars that all the recalls they can.take sot clip 257?0010 at 1:21:26 runs=10 rep. mark meadows "it's troubling to me that i have an investigative reporter that's able to find things our federal employees have not found."take tracklet's rewind and remind you what circa exclusively uncovered.we went auction hopping across the countrya&and found the general services administration selling cars to the publica&with potentially dangerous open recalls and a generic warning there "could be" problems.take sot clip 257?0010 at 1:12:01 rep. mark meadows"do we have an obligation? yes. should we know? yes ultimately should we take the proactive stance to do that - i think the answer is yes as well."take trackcongressman mark meadows promised action. and boom - here it is.the house oversight committee sent a letter to the g-s-aa&asking for answers about what our investigation discovered - not onl

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. >>> and new images showing how effective gsa is at -- tsa is at keeping you safe. take a look at all these weapons taken from airports, 77 72 were loaded. they also found grenade, air soft gun as enbrass knuckles. we checked on this for you and two gun were seized at hopkins. >>> heroin use is a growing problem in our state. we all know that but elyria police are hoping to put a tent in it, targeting a local gang. they say the gang has been behind the distribution and sale of heroin and cocaine and-grabs in akron is leaving several businesses on edge because they are all happening on the staple street and police believe the same crooks could be behind it. the break-ins happen within 48 hours of each other. the suspect road up to a shop on a bicycle, used a crowbar to break in. police suspect it was the same guy that broke into a nearby wireless store and pizza shop stealing the >> they have to do something about it. if the city is not going to do anything about it we need to carry guns. >> the city is offering rewards up to $2,000 to help identify the man. details

particularly at the gsa. the alamo is zachary -- actually within his district and he recognizes this is the most important historic landmark we have. he joined us last night and gave us an update. george: we're thankful for his support. >> can you tell people what the garcia building is? george: the federal post office building is where the original compound was located. regretfully, it is protected by it historic code and there's very little from my understanding for what we can do to redevelop the site or repurpose it. it is a building the federal government has invested quite a bit of capital into. there are federal tenants in there. it can be utilized for exhibit space, potential administrative space, all options are on the table right now. but because of our partnerships at the federal level we are able to utilize that building potentially to contribute to the master plan. >> it is on the north wall? george: that is exactly right. it has wonderful mosaics on the inside, it is a beautiful building. there

hopeful that because of the work your team has done that we'll start to see some real progress with the gsa in the near future."i'm joce sterman, for circa. next on the fox 28 news at nine -- --he can't hold a pom pom, but that doesn't stop this four- legged friend from cheering on his team.we'll introduce you to a team mascot named walter team. we will introduce you to a team mascot called -- winston. >> the radar tells the tale of a bumpy night in store for eastern iowa. meteorologist rebecca kopelman will tell you when the rain will come in when fox 28 news tomorrow on fox 28 morning live - hurricane matthew has already killed at least fifteen people on it's way to florida. . we will give you the latest updates on what could be the worst storm to hit the southern state in a decade. you expect to see cheerleaders at a football game. >> you expect to see cheerleaders at a basketball game. there's one fan in with liberty that would not miss a girls bible game for anything. kelly d'ambrosio explains the walter winston isn't a traditional cheerleader. ) his cheer is an encouraging bark and he

helpful from every report i got back so, thank you for your work on that and i know just from dpw and gsa i know who worked a lot on those exercises with you. so, thank you. >> thank you very much. are there any questions at all. mike gave a lot of information in a short period of time. are there any member updates since? this is a time to have a little round table. this is what have you been working on? what do you want to share? >> they could, and should could afternoon. joanne speedway from the fire department did i did one indicate but after fleet week night-15th is fire prevention week where we are starting the continued message that the pm shares with everyone is on was our mayor and other public safety agencies the importance of having a preparedness plan in your home in your workplace and to exercise that. the more we can spread the word the better off all our city will be. at the end of fire prevention week, that same day, october 15, we have our nursed guilt neighborhood emergency response team took it we held at marina middle school nine-3 pm. >> great. thank you, chief. if you

national foundation, ita, gsa. also, companyies all the companies work together. this is international and global activity. one thing i want to make sure we understand, the u.s. cannot do this by ourselves. it's not right that we do it by ourself. whatever we come up with, may not work. there's no economies of scale. we have to do it globally. we go through this process and the way we matchmaking. next week, tuesday and wednesday, we are going to have a global kickoff super cluster conference. at the grand hyatt hotel. if any of you are interested in health care, we will have a separate health care session. either i was perfect or you -- this was not exciting at all. thank you very much. ♪ >> it doesn't look like me at all. i'm randy johnson at the u.s. chamber of commerce, i'm just a lawyer, i'm not going to pretend to add to all the information people provided today. i'm proud of this summit, it's our fifth one. and my goal on this, five or six years ago, was, if we can bring together a lot of smart people and talk about a lot of technological advances, and move

in my business, we competed for gsa leases over a time of 10-15 years. it requires that you hire people up front and that you expend an awful lot of capital to take tremendous risks to compete for these users. we need to streamline this process. we need to make it more predictable. and i am committed to doing that. it wellink i understand enough, having been through the process many times, exactly how to do that. one of the reasons the federal government is not able to be nimble and move quickly is the continuing resolution process. the amountso adjust of spending that are allocated to each agency. fund thehave to government at the same levels and in the same proportions that you did the previous year, you are not able to fund new things that come that are so critical. so you end up following. have the same budget we had in 2010 and that has to change. we need a better process for running our government. moderator: 60 seconds. comstock: again, i've already worked in this area and worked with so many leaders who are dealing with this problem. i have an op

law justice marshall was the solicitor general a remember he said go up to the podium and for him if gsa iamb thurgood marshall represented is states of america is stunning. it is for him that was not true of me. law of women have said that. but, still that is fantastic to go up to the supreme court denies states to say i represent united states of america on extremely important legal issues. >> of course, that was the job you had for your. >> i would have liked to have had that for longer. >> it's not like you can say callback and if you years laugh laugh. >> kea were confirmed in record time you had your hearing june 28 confirmed august 6. >> it was really good time. second felt like it took forever. yes, it was great that happened so quickly. >> there was a law to do anything pretty much every senator 757 officers at the same time you were trying to prepare for your confirmation hearings there was a law. >> >> it didn't mind the process. >> there is one pending right now also you're not in the same time frame. so now the court is left for / four with is the impact? >> there is a reaso

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project before you today with some information come out of city hall at the 11th hour the neighborhood gsaot the documents one day from this hearing we are not told that would be published mid september as a 10 o'clock a.m. not published on line the neighbors got the two june 2016 stormwater management lesson less than a week ago we've been asking for most and the neighbors received the puc and dpw erroneous to the june memo just yesterday those are important technical documents that address real risk to the neighborhood they should be considered in a deliberate manner not shoved down the throats and the commissioners throats there's a lot of disingenuous in this project 200 children they'll have a walking bus oh, please people that pay tuition they - are going to drive their kids to school >> thank you, ma'am, your time is up. >> good afternoon. my name is noel my wife and i live on coter street the property that borders the school i like in the interest of brevity it is troubling we've only gotten a number of critical documents recently i'd like to ask for a continuance >> good afternoon

national foundation, ita, gsa. also, companyies all the companies work together. this is international and global activity. one thing i want to make sure we understand, the u.s. cannot do this by ourselves. it's not right that we do it by ourself. whatever we come up with, may not work. there's no economies of scale. we have to do it globally. we go through this process and the way we matchmaking. next week, tuesday and wednesday, we are going to have a global kickoff super cluster conference. at the grand hyatt hotel. if any of you are interested in health care, we will have a separate health care session. either i was perfect or you -- this was not exciting at all. thank you very much. ♪ >> it doesn't look like me at all. i'm randy johnson at the u.s. chamber of commerce, i'm just a lawyer, i'm not going to pretend to add to all the information people provided today. i'm proud of this summit, it's our fifth one. and my goal on this, five or six years ago, was, if we can bring together a lot of smart people and talk about a lot of technological advances, and move

is only the second time in history we've seen early support, logistical support, provided by by the gsat kicks in. this provides a mandate and safe space for these teams to play out and rethink how these transitions are done. just having looked at these, having served on romney's transition four years ago, they're completely different. they will have in place on election day potential options for candidates and also very -- progressing very nicely on the development of their 100 or 200 day plans. also, the number of their senate confirmed positions so this number was closer to 1400, now it's above 1100. so it's reduced to 169 or so so that helps from a processing standpoint to get folks through, not as relevant but know there are lower numbers of folks, non-political jobs that have been taken off. the 1,100 number is way too many. these are both policy-making jobs but also good management jobs in there as well that we would argue that we would consider taking off the list. the third piece was signed this year by executive order by president obama to comply with the law, this is the firs

only the second time in history we've seen early support, who jest cal support provide theed by the gsa convention. this support mandate and frankly safe space for these teams to plan out and we think how these transitions are done. having served on these years ago, these are completely different an slating larger number of candidates than we have ever seen before. they will have in place on election day potential options for candidates and also very progressing very nicely on the development of 100 or 200-day plans. second piece of legislation is the reduction of number of senate confirmed positions. this is closer to 1400 eight years ago now a little bit above 1100. reduced by 169 or so. that helps from a processing point to get folks through. not as relevant but know there are a lower number of folks taken off. the policy making jobs, also good management jobs in here as well as that we would argue you consider taking off the list. the third piece, recently signed this year by executive order by president obama and to comply with the law, this is the first time the outgoing administr

we find out why gsa is overweight in assets. ♪ burton, withrk andrew wilson, ceo and global head of fixedome at goldman sachs asset management international. where is the value? lookw: valuations stressed. no doubt about it. on a relative basis, everything looks expensive. we still think equities are at the top of the tree. we would say credit after that, and particularly emerging market credit. stack, wetom of that would have conventional developed market government debt, which is very overpriced. mark: within equities, high-yield equities -- andrew: dividend paying stocks. we like consumers in europe. the fall in the europe was helpful for a lot of consumer products and exporters in europe. we kind of like that sector. in the fixed income space, i think emerging markets are looking pretty interesting, particularly in local currency terms. not all of them. we like latin america, for example, places like mexico. the peso has weakened a lot. it is pretty good value. we are less positive on asia. i think the slowdown in china and the countries that rely on china from a growth point of view,

this is what the second time in history we have seen early support, logistical support provided by the gsa this provides a mandate and, frankly, some safe space for these teams to plan out and think of these transitions are done. i'll tell you just haven't looked at these, having served on mitt romney's team four years ago, they're completely different and they are slating larger number of candidates and we've ever seen before and they're thinking through creatively that campaign promises and how to execute them. they will have in place on election day potential options for candidates and also very progressing very nice on the development of a 10 100 or 200 y plan for the second piece is the reduction of the number of senate confirmed positions. this number was closer to 1408 years ago now to above 800. that helps from a processing simply to get your folks do. not as relevant but just know there are lower numbers of folks from non-political jobs that have been taken off the the 1100 number is way too many by the way. is about policymaking jobs but also good management jobs but we would arg

national science foundation, ita, gsa, state and transitional departments work together also all theis international and global activity. one thing i can say is the u.s. cannot do it by its and it's not right that we do it by ours because whatever we come up with may not work in europe, may not work in asia. then there's no economies of scale so we have to do it globally. so we go through this process and the way we do match making is by bringing them to an event. as one of the mechanisms next week, tuesday and wednesday, we are going to have a challenge to kick off a super cluster conference. so if any of you are interested in health care, we are going to have a separate health care session on it, please come and join. that's it, i have 15 seconds to answer one question. [ laughter ] can i get that one question? any questions. so either i was perfect or this was not exciting at all. thank you very much. [ applause ] ♪ note? ♪ ♪ note? >> we can cut the tunes, that music kills me. it doesn't look like me at all but i'm randy johnson at the u.s. chamber of conference and i'm just a lik

business, we for gsa leases over a period of 10 to 15 years. hirerequires that you people of fronts, that you expend an awful lot, taking tremendous risks to compete. we need to streamline this process. we need to make it more predictable and easier and i am committed to doing that. i think i understand it well enough, having been through the process many, many times, exactly how to do that. one of the reasons the federal government is not able to be nimble and move quickly is this continuing resolution process that fails to adjust the amounts of spending that are allocated to each agency. when you have to fund the government at the same levels, in the same proportions that you did the previous year, you are not able to fund the new things that come, that are so critical. so you end up following. we basically have the same budget we had in 2010. that's got to change. . we need a better process for running our government. kathryn: congresswoman comstock, 60 seconds. congresswoman comstock: again, i have already work in this area and worked with

and my grandfather was an architect for gsa. so we are career civil servants.he only reason i worked for the government was because i really wanted to do public service. i could have gone to private industry very easily because i was in finance. and there are plenty of jobs in that area. i was a budget analyst for the federal government and i definitely am voting republican. it is not about people. i know what the gods of d.c. are -- there are very few politicians in washington that really care about people and the middle east. we all know this. but the direction of the country is what my concern is. we need a small, efficient .ederal government i have watched them abuse money in the dod when i worked there and in the national parks service when i worked there. and in epa. there is politics in science, by the way, sadly. i think we need -- we have ethics training. we are seeing what is happening in our society here in the u.s. none of these candidates are strong. clinton is not my idea of who my children, my girls need to look up to as a role model. in fact, i

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only the second time in history we've seen early support, who jest cal support provide theed by the gsa convention. this support mandate and frankly safe space for these teams to plan out and we think how these transitions are done. having served on these years ago, these are completely different an slating larger number of candidates than we have ever seen before. they will have in place on election day potential options for candidates and also very progressing very nicely on the development of 100 or 200-day plans. second piece of legislation is the reduction of number of senate confirmed positions. this is closer to 1400 eight years ago now a little bit above 1100. reduced by 169 or so. that helps from a processing point to get folks through. not as relevant but know there are a lower number of folks taken off. the policy making jobs, also good management jobs in here as well as that we would argue you consider taking off the list. the third piece, recently signed this year by executive order by president obama and to comply with the law, this is the first time the outgoing administr