the head of the city's dedicated i.t. office is bullish about leaves prospects. to see you could be investors and people are moving to the v. from all over the country because it's a great place to live we have great coffee culture and competitive wages that's really important i.t. specialist can earn as much here as they would more source of saudi. but this is not about charity the city calculates that each well paid i.t. job brings another three to four support jobs would. come with that didn't used to come even ukraine could bring more of its citizens home with a growing number of opportunities to make a decent living. also in ukraine a court has ruled that the nationalization of the country's biggest lender a private private bank was a legal the financial institution was nationalized and twenty sixteen after the government discovered a capital shortfall of more than five billion dollars the ruling is used as a setback for incumbent president petro poroshenko in this weekend's presidential race the banks for all the car owner is seen as a supporter of his chal

the head of the city's dedicated i.t. office is bullish about leeds prospects. this year getting into that space and people are moving to the view from all over the country because it's a great place to live we have great coffee culture and competitive wages that's really important i.t. specialist can earn as much here as they would in warsaw or severe sorry. but this is not about charity the city calculates that each well paid i.t. job brings another three or four support jobs would. come with that hope that in years to come even ukraine could bring more of its citizens home with the growing number of opportunities to make a decent living. may come. if you commute to work for hours every week on crowded trains and jam packed motorways you've probably asked why am i putting myself through this why not live near work while for many that is not an option you just read so many big cities for many young professionals in the philippines dormitories become a viable option. this is a tale of everyday madness anyone who wants to get from a to b. by bus in manila needs n

the head of the city's dedicated i.t. office is bullish about leeds prospects. this year getting into that there's a people are moving to the view from all over the country because it's a great place to live we have great coffee culture and competitive wages that's really important i.t. specialist can earn as much here as they would in warsaw or severe salvage of society. but this is not about charity the city calculates that each well paid i.t. job brings another three or four support jobs would. come with that hope that in years to come even ukraine could bring more of its citizens home with the growing number of opportunities to make a decent living. and after sobering statistics from the international labor organization has released a report saying that thousands of people die every year due to job related accidents and the problem is not just in the physical labor. this is one of the most dangerous jobs in the world every year fourteen thousand workers in the many global mining industries dying on the job many more succumb to illness and disease caused by t

. >> coming over on this side as this side -- >> reporter: kay sable quit her i.t. officetake years to master. how much time do you think you will have put into just this one book? >> probably easily 100 hours. >> reporter: 100 hours? >> easily. >> reporter: what kind of prices would you ask given the amount of work that goes into these? >> over $1,000 a book. and it would be worth it. >> reporter: and like larkspur press for kay it's personal. >> i notice that when you talk about this book you keep almost stroking it. why is that? >> because i love it. i love it. what else can i make that will last 500 years? >> reporter: back at larkspur press, gray zeits truly believes his work making a back will translate when a reader opens the book. >> i think that if you read a book that's carefully made and well design ed you're able >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] >>>

i usually tell people i have an office job in i.t. and then people usually don't bother asking any more questions it sounds like all i do is install printers and so on and no one's interested in that. so you know. the b.m.d. is an urgent need of people like lucas and i t experts with an unconventional approach. a glossy p.r. campaign is designed to improve its image and the service is deliberately targeting job fairs and university students the trouble is potential candidates know their skills are in demand and that they can earn more in the private sector. at first glance they is at a competitive disadvantage we do try to be an attractive employer. that is what the spokesperson says what does lucas say. they get to do things that aren't legal in the outside world i also get to feel i've done something useful my contribution ends up in a report and makes a difference that it's not just the standard security tests that companies carry out. but actually has consequences in terms of foreign policy and political consequence i enjoy that o

i.t.'s chief discussgy officer will how the company plans to attack and myriadmore users challengers.he president and ceo of william r rose haidi: we are counting down to the start of the final trading session. we are seeing the upside just shy of about .5% as we get into the start of cash trading over the next couple of hours or so. we have u.s. stocks declining. the s&p bucking the losing trend, managing to stretch out into a tense gain, but trading volumes thin. in fact, about 20% thinner than that 30-day average. the imf and world bank spring meetings are under way in washington with christine lagarde and others warning of a quite uncertain outlook. hays is in d.c. for the meetings. we continue to hear this pessimism growing among policymakers around the world over the state of the global economy. what are we hearing now? kathleen: a number of different things. i think everyone agrees that broadly, the global economy is slowing and broadly, the biggest risks are the u.s.-china trade war and the risk of a no deal brexit, but everybody knows -- the stories have been different for ev

i.t. and programmatic offices should be able to flag these issues for leadership and leadership should respond accordingly and update congress. >> if i said that, i misspoke. i should have said the va systems were not capable of handling changes that congress mandated. >> but they will be? >> they will be. similarwent through issues with expansion pair why did that take six to seven months as well? >> that i cannot tell you based on my tenure here. my short tenure. what i can tell you is that once again, because we were not ready to implement the programs required to support our caregivers, i made a command decision based on my discussion with senator murray that to make sure that nobody was removed from the program, that the checks, the stipends that i went -- that went out to 24,000 caregiver families were done manually but they were done. and i do expect to come to this congress by the deadline on october 1, hopefully certifying that the commercial off-the-shelf technology that we purchased to support caregivers is in place. but i will say i'm not going to certify anything that doesn't work

, we have funds for our audit accounting services and workforce development, i.t., and $50,000 for the city attorney's office. so this is just a summary of our budget by our cost center. the total is $641.1 million. you can see the different project areas laid out here and the projects encompass the operations, and just note that these figures in here incorporate the affordable housing and staffing cost into the different projects so we had a couple questions from the workshop in january that we wanted to spend some time addressing right now. commissioners had a question regarding our outstanding bond portfolio. it was a little less than $900 million with interest rates ranging from 1.628. 4%, regarding the two new bond issuances that we have planned for next year, those rates will depend on market conditions at the time that we do and we estimated between four and 7%. regarding our tjpa pledged, this is governed by 2008 tax bill proceeds budget agreement is the city and that tjpa. it commits tax increment revenue from the partisans to the salesforce transit center estimated to be $8.6 million for 19-20. i m

i.t. that encompasses bulletins on the email use and mobile data devices which include cell phones, on our other accessories and u.s.b. and gives instructions to officers how to utilize them and who to go to in i.t., what the restrictions and prohibitions are. giving warnings when you log into the computer screens and what is allowed and what is not aloud. some are d.o.j. and the audits of the emails and the recommendation is that members are aware no expectation of product privacy and know that any such type of bias-related conduct is prohibited by this order and that they're subject to discipline. and as well as other issues with regards to public records on personal devices. this is an update of various bulletins in this updated d.g.o. >> the recommendation is that the commission adopt this and move it forward. >> thank you. we have some commissioners with comments or kwigs. commissioner dejesus. >> commissioner: i have a recollection when the text messages came out that we need to put something in place for electronic resources. and chief sir brought to us. is this a revision of the one that chief sir brought to us off the text messages came out? >

it is a consolidation of the back-office operations, such as hr, i.t., procurement and those things that make sense. we want to leave the decision-making on the ground out in the field for those people who have to deal with that, but in the back office, that is where we are trying to consolidate and make it more consistent with rules and with the business center concept. sen. hoeven: and are you comfortable in terms of where you are with the budget and funding you have that you are getting that done and you have the resources to do it? sec. perdue: i think so. we will take what you give us and we will do the very best we can, that is what we do. but i think at this point i do not have any serious complaints about that. sen. hoeven: as far as the disaster supplemental, any aspects you are concerned that are getting addressed, or are in the process that you want to bring up as we try to get a package done? and also, to the extent we do not have it done, are there areas where you can help until the funding gets out there? sec. perdue: sadly, no. we are deploying every emergency disaster pro

officer. associate director for information technology. i.t. okay. let's go right up front with jeff. >> yes. the 2020 budget request is a billion dollars short what have the secretary had set in the fall of 2017 the incidence bureau would need. and it's actually $2 billion short if you leave out the $1.0 billion carry over. i wanted to know, could you talk about what you would need to eliminate or reduce at that level, or if you are expecting congress to be able to fill the gap and have the full amount that the secretary had said was needed. >> sure. as you know we'll be discussing is that in a hearing tomorrow. that issue. but i can assure you that we are on schedule and on budget. we have an independent cost estimate that was provided by career professionals that we are consistent with and we have identified no problem with staying on budget and on time with conducting the census activities. >> ifky follow up, do you mean the budget in the request. >> >> the president's request has ample funding that will provide for a complete and accurate census

i.t. analyst as the government accountability office where he audited i.t.y and management controls at various government agencies. in addition, m castro was a visiting scientist at the software engineers institute in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, where he developed virtual training simulations to provide clients with hands-on training of the latest information security tools. thank you for being here us with today, daniel. so with such knowledgeable panelists, i know this will be interesting conversation. and we have a lot of work to do so let me kick it off with you aaron, what protections do you think need to be included in a federal privacy law? >> well, first of all, thank you very much for having me and i apologize my ceo, victoria espinosa was wanting to be here, she had a family emergency so i appreciate you taking me as a substitute. we, if the software industry's perspective, we think it is really important, that this be a strong comprehensive federal privacy law that's clear, that's enforceable, and that helps regain customer trust. i think it has to

i.t. with spokes at laguna, zuckerberg and san francisco general and ambulatory. we plan to provide four weeks of 24/7 support. i hope that answered your questions you had, commissioner green. >> i'm the chief information officer for the health department. i'll give you a very high level update on how we're organizing the project from the perspective of a business project not an i.t. project. these are the domain groups we have stood up over the past year. they're essentially haired by some of the most senior leaders in our organization including senior directors. spa they're supported by a project manager either an internal d.p.h. manager or external consultant. these bodies of the groups that includes frontline staff managers, champions that have participated and informed the adoption decisions and build decisions that we proceeded on and they're looking at how to get the organization ready and staff and training and super users are identified and ready to support the work in the next three months. this was the simplest way to organize a complex slide. i was trying to illustrate how the organization change management structure with the domain groups line up with the lean daily management structure that zucke

i.t. allocation are segments of the general fund which we provide recommendations in the mayor's budget office for technology projects. the department of technology also has a rate model to help support various projects across the city and also the city received several funding from state, federal and other sources to support a variety of other projects. so when we look at the two allocations, we have the major i.t. allocation meant for multiyear and multimillion project and the project is for all other types of technology projects in the city. on the current forecasting we're growing each of those allocations by 10% each year. this plan we asked all departments to start forecasting what types of projects they rand anticipate to work on in the next five years and received requests for support. the table shows more detail. there's other sources and funding for a lot of the variety of projects the enterprise apartments in particular are spending a lot of money towards technology projects but the general fund request is also sizable in the upcoming years. the other thing i want to note about this

i.t. analysts at the government accountability office where he audited management controls at various governmentaddition mr. castro was a visiting scientist at the software engineering institute in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. where he developed virtual training simulations to provide clients with hands on training of the latest information security tools. and thank you for being here with us today, daniel. with such knowledgeable panelists i know this will be an interesting conversation. we have a lot of work to do. let me kick it off with you aaron, what protections do you think need to be included in a federal privacy law. >> first of all thank you for having me. and i apologize, my ceo victoria he is pinnal was going to be here she had a family emergency and i appreciate your taking me as substitute preponderate from the software industry perspective we think it's important that there be a strong, comprehensive federal privacy law that's clear, that's enforceable, and that helps regain customer trust. i think it has to be strong enough that it'sworthy of a national standard. and i think it's im

office supplies, those sorts of things. then there's the transit centre operation, which is the big chunk of the operation budget. there's professional services, mainly l.p.c. contract security, i.t., cybersecurity all included in the transit centre big chunk of the operating budget. this year in 19-20 we'll have debt service and operating. the debt service wasn't included in the preview that you had in your previous board meeting. it will be included in the main budget. the debt service has its own dedicated revenue source it won't have an affect on the operating budget itself. into the capital budget, for phase 1, we're going to close out. the funding sources that has been identified for the capital budget will be using up the remaining amounts of those and then into phase 2, we'll have r.m.2 and r.m.3 money to phase phase 2. do you have any question about the outlook? i do want to add one more, that we will minimize effect of the operators as much as we can. [laughter] i had to save it for last. >> chair nuru: thank you. >> call next item. item 11. [agenda item read] >> this is an agreement between the tjpa to provide the traffic signal work, traffic markings and other traffic

office of immigration review. that we can do through improved communication better i.t. systems and a unified approach to this challenge. we have a lot of work to do as you've seen. i'm personally committed to ensuring that the conditions are appropriate for those crossing the border. >> the role of the interagency border emergency cell is -- >> sure. >> the main function of the ibek, the interagency border -- to immediately respond to the challenge at the border. they've helped refine those exact same categories of needs. facilities, transportation, medical care, how do we get volunteers down to the border from other dhs components that have skill sets that we need, for instance commercial driver's license, we have -- when we have conveyances we need to move migrants crossing, we don't always have the people that drive. simple things like that. attorneys surging to the border to help process as expeditiously and fairly as you noted. which is critical. they've developed the requirements which we've gone through our partners, including the department of defense to help us

box offices becoming the biggest first-day ticket seller on fandango in just six hours, and some other things broke too. the site crashed. >> thanos took out half the universe that included most i.tpartments because the websites didn't work. so amc theatres, website and app crashed. fandango, if you go there to try to buy your tickets you were put in a queue for an hour. why were they not ready? we reached out to the companies but the theaters, it was their issue. they couldn't keep up with demand. fandango tells us straight crushed the previous record held by "star wars: the force awakens." they say, we have never seen anything like this. it is groundbreaking. amc says the traffic was ten times their normal amount and double their previous record. if you go by the numbers this is the most anticipated movie we've ever seen. >> i think i already know the answer to this. but when the site crashed how did the fans react? >> very calmly. [ laughter ] people on twitter are usually chill, right? so, yes, these were great. somebody from -- loki, you had one job. one job to do, all right. and a couple other folks in their attempts. look at this one. this is good. these are their hopes of