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information service, or the u.s. i.s., is conducting programs in 77 countries. visit a post in rio de janeiro. here, as in every post, the nerve center of the information program is the public affairs officer. the public affairs officer directs all of our information activities in brazil, planning and supervising day-to-day operations and maintaining high level contact of all kinds. he confers frequently with the united states ambassador to make sure that u.s.i.s. operations properly support operations in that country. at the brazilian foreign office, the pao also meets with the chief of the culture division. as parts of contacts he also with the host country, supervises the diverse information operations for which he is responsible. one of these is the thomas jefferson library, an important source of information for the people of rio. he also supervises activities like the usis film program and the usis radio show. these are put on from the embassy studio. posts such as rio, however, are the exception. most of the 217 posts abroad, are in more remote places, suc

and currently serve as the chair of the lawyer referral and information services. the o.r.a.f. is a regulated consumer protection services which provides legal service to the community including probono services. i have contributed to the shaping and execution of its mission of diversity, equity and inclusion. as the chair of the sf bar association's information service and in cooperation with the office of cannabis, our committee created a pro bona legal services panel to assist them with complex business and legal issues. i also serve on this panel and regularly provide pro bono services to equity. from a small business attorney perspective. i believe this background as well as the experience i bring in representing equity candidates would be an important voice on the cannabis oversight committee and a shared voice and an important partner of the city and county and i'm happy to take any questions. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, sir. now why don't we move on to yet another seat 14 applicant. juell marie stewart. >> hi, good morning everyone. thank you chair peskin

information service film profiling and african-american family of logging workers in rural georgia as they transition from using a horse and hand tools to a time-saving power saw. the u.s. i.s. was established during world war ii as the overseas components of the office of war information, then became part of the information agency in august 1953. [video clip] >> throughout the world, there is widespread misunderstanding of the united states. the communists are quick to take advantage of this in the lies they are spreading. today, the united states is the leading power of peace. we bear tremendous responsibilities in the world.

delineated to the 4 divisions investigated vision that i'm a part of we have the information service is a laboratory as well as a training section and we provide services to law enforcement agencies as well as the community and so your jurisdiction is generally where the state of minnesota. in may 25th of 2020. what were your duties as a special agent. i've currently the case asian on the investigator for this investigation so i was notified of the incident fairly quickly and you mentioned earlier about currently having a different assignments. here's point of the jury's how your assignment has changed from may 25th of last year to today so i'm back now i was in the metro homicide unit which investigated both homicide as well as officer involved incidents there's a newly formed force investigations unit that i'm now part of that solely focuses on investigations involving use of force. you mentioned earlier in the term case agent current what does that mean his agent is another term for the lead investigator on a particular case. obviously you're here today to testify about the incide

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investigative division information services laboratory training session services will see as easy. >> your jurisdiction is generally where ? >> c of minnesota. >> and on may 25 of 2020, what were your duties as a special agent? >> currently the lead investigator for the investigation so i was notified of the incident early and quickly . >> you mentioned earlier about currently having a different assignment. can you explain to the jury how your assignment has changed may 25 of last year to today. >> back then i was in the metro homicide unit investigated homicide as well as officer involved incident. the newly inform you solely focuses on investigations involving use of force. >> you mentioned earlier the term case agent. what did that mean? >> case agent is another term meaning lead investigator ona case . >> and you investigated the incident led to the death of george lloyd youwere the case for that case .>> yes sir. >> when you are the case agent, are you responsible for knowing the course of the investigation? and you followed in all aspects of the investigation ? >> translate. >>

and currently serve as the chair of the lawyer referral and information services. the o.r.a.f. is a regulated consumer protection services which provides legal service to the community including probono services. i have contributed to the shaping and execution of its mission of diversity, equity and inclusion. as the chair of the sf bar association's information service and in cooperation with the office of cannabis, our committee created a pro bona legal services panel to assist them with complex business and legal issues. i also serve on this panel and regularly provide pro bono services to equity. from a small business attorney perspective. i believe this background as well as the experience i bring in representing equity candidates would be an important voice on the cannabis oversight committee and a shared voice and an important partner of the city and county and i'm happy to take any questions. thank you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, sir. now why don't we move on to yet another seat 14 applicant. juell marie stewart. >> hi, good morning everyone. thank you chair peskin

kind of delineated into four divisions, investigative division and i'm a part of and we have information services, a laboratory as well as a training section. and we provide services to law enforcement agencies as well as the community. >> so your jurisdiction is where? >> state of minnesota. >> and on may 25th of 2020, what were your duties as a special agent? >> so i'm currently the case agent, lead investigator for this investigation. so i was notified of the incident fairly quickly. >> and you mentioned earlier about currently having a different assignment. can you explain to the jury how your assignment changed from may 25th of last year to today? >> so back then i was in the metro homicide unit which investigative both homicides as well as officer involved incidents. there is a newly formed investigations unit that i'm now a part of solely focuses on investigations. involving use of force. >>. >> you mentioned earlier the term case agent? >> correct. >> what does that mean? >> case agent is another term for the lead investigator on a particular case. >> and obviously you're here to testify

wall street has been awaiting more details on the spinoff of the information services business recentlyep the cfo said on the call it's on track to spin off by year end and productivity actions are leading to gross margin improvements now, just a moment ago, bernstein analyst tony sack nagy always huss great tough questions for the company. he prepped cf on an as ai company. asking what roles does watson play noting it wasn't mentioned on the call and asking for clarification on reports that watson health was exploring a sale krish that responded saying that watson, quote, remains critically important to us to be absolutely clear, watson is the brand product name for our ai capabilities melissa, it's also notable this quarter, though, that capital expenditures, if he they will 30% in the quarter this for a company saying it competes with amazon and microsoft in the cloud keep in mind that it's capex was way employee below that of the pierce more active in a and i can ibm be a contender here in cloud and ai a question coming up every quarter. >> deidre, thank you, deidre bosa zbi be i wi

service. and i think it is incumbent on both the board and management to reach out, and get information and get the opinions of congress . and take that into account. ultimately part of the financial stability the postal service rests in congress hand in postal reform. in order for that to happen, congress needs to understand and communicate clearly with the postal service. and i certainly commit, if i'm fortunate enough to be confirmed as the governor, to work closely with congress both in transmitting information and with responding to request information. and hopefully we will work together on postal reform legislation. senator hassan: one thing i would just add, is that we are often source a -- a space of dorrit data collection. they often complain about the postal service and it has been really important in getting some of these recent improvements in new hampshire that we were able to present the information directly from constituents that did not always line up with the postal service telling us. ronald: and i would say in my role as deputy postmaster, i receive many of those concerns. a

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career has taken off she is now the head of a division in the boom disappears cyber and information domain service. she is also making at her mission to stand up for transgender people in the german armed forces promoting diversity and tolerance. what i know from my experience is what is definitely certain if you are true to yourself and live the way you are outwardly open you will have a better life i think my mom once said that she seems to be finally happy. what it's like now from the german to the us military my 1st guest tonight joined the u.s. army in 1903 as edward long at the time the pentagon classified transgenderism as a psychosexual disorder after deployments in iraq and afghanistan after receiving the bronze star medal with 30 years of service long retired in 2011 in 2012 edward long became jennifer marie long and jennifer long joins me tonight from new york jennifer it's good to have you on the program and you know you come on a day when there's a lot of news to report i want to get your reaction to the pentagon today ending the trump ban on transgender people from serving in the u.s

three, support schools in implementing trauma informed grams to address gaps in their education. for, support essential services. implements trauma informed practices and policies. five, support research to delineate mental health substance use and consequences of the pandemic on children, and identify effective interventions. last, prioritize needs about riskiest including minorities, disabilities, emigrants, lgbt to persons and persons living in poverty. i would like to send the subcommittee for your long-standing commitment to the needs of children and families who have experienced trauma. we stand ready to assist as we all work together to address mental health. >> thank you so much. the next speaker is recognized for five minutes. >> good morning and thank you chairwoman, congressman cole and distinguished members for the opportunity to speak today. i am the ceo at behavioral health services, a certified clinic in oklahoma. for many years, i worked closely with the oklahoma department of mental health and substance abuse services. it plays a critical role in overseeing behavioral systems. one of the benefi

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more trauma informed services. this was a big one, and one in which i felt was important, as the stakeholders, as well. more support in the workforce, ways that we may have to support them that we may not have in years past. low barrier threshold services. lots of folks recognize the benefit and the value in connecting with a peer who's been there and can share in that experience and give a voice to what you're going through right now. and lastly, creating a workforce for those in stable housing right now. why not take it the extra mile and make sure they have opportunities to engage in all the ways in which we engage on this call right now? so more in terms of workforce development programs. and with that, i'm just going to turn it back over to chair williams, and looking forward to rich and robust discussion in the hour-plus. >> thank you, member andrews. we'll know go to the homelessness prevention liaison, member leadbetter. >> good morning, everybody. i think it's great to be here. [inaudible] over the past fe

services lies the company. i can't do after sales or carry out charges or orders my code i can't give my clients any information this into getting students. and the emergency services can't get the data and information they need to help people who had an accident. some areas here are so remote that network providers are reluctant to invest in installing broadband cables and that includes places along some of germany's highways and non-urban roads democratic side of project. so you can't use the time on the road for a couple of phone conversations because the call will cut out every 2 or 3 minutes so you have to reconnect it's not worth it for the best kind telephone. they are loaded one problem kind of people who have an accident out here might get lucky and pick up a couple of radios otherwise they have to walk to the next inhabited building and ask for systems basically like a mere 900 more in someone but those beautiful landscapes can also cause major headaches when it comes to expanding network coverage is probably most of the problem is the demography high but not 2nd in the finale surrounded by the black

services. next slide, please. both programs have also been very successful. veterans who have participated in these programs report feeling more connected and better informed about other services in the community. veterans also report the program participation positively contributes to their quality of life and specifically in the supportive services and service connection program vets report that program participation helps support their independence and maintain permanent housing. both programs have continued to provide services during the pandemic just in modified ways to ensure the health and safety of the veterans and swords' staff. thank you very much for your time and attention. this concludes our presentation. if you have any questions, we are here to answer them. thank you. >> president: well, thank you, very much, all of you. this was an absolutely excellent presentation. this commission takes our obligation to veterans very, very seriously. it was enhanced most recently by the fact that we were asked by local voters in san francisco and in our charter now to make sure that we always have a commissioner who represents veterans and is a veteran and that

career has taken off she is now the head of a division in the boom disappears cyber and information domain service. she is also making it her mission to stand up for transgender people in the german armed forces promoting diversity and tolerance. what i know from my experience is what is definitely certain if you are true to yourself and live the way you are outwardly open you will have a better life i think my mom once said it's she seems to be finally happy. i want to take you now from the german to the u.s. military my 1st guest tonight joined the u.s. army in 1903 as edward long at the time the pentagon classified transgenderism as a psychosexual disorder after deployments in iraq and afghanistan after receiving the bronze star medal with 30 years of service long retired in 2011 in 2012 edward long became jennifer marie long and jennifer long joins me tonight from new york jennifer it's good to have you on the program and you know you come on the day when there's a lot of news to report i want to get your reaction to the pentagon today ending the trump ban on transgender people from serving in

they said, quote, kilimnik provided russian services with sensitive information on polling and campaigny during the 2016 presidential campaign. kilimnik received those internal materials from then-trump campaign chairman paul manafort and his deputy rick gates, according to special counsel robert mueller's report. the report said gates repeatedly transferred internal data throughout 2016 at manafort's direction. what does this say? >> thaey've been wrong all alon and now we know that more clearly. the investigation was opened to determine if there was an improper or illegal relationship between the campaign and the government of russia. we knew that the government of russia did things to help the cam campaign, right? they hacked into the dnc, they hacked into prominent democratic leaders eyre e-mails and released those e-mails to benefit the campaign of donald trump in 2016. the question is did the campaign do anything for the russians? and now we have closed that loop, made that positive connection between the campaign to the russian intelligence service via konstantin kilimnik. it's i

for more information on victim services, policy changes and how to report sexual assault, go to our website. nbcbayarea.com/me too. with the he is havive unit. >> thank you. if you have a story for candace or anyone in our investigative union, you can call or visit our website. nbcbayarea.com/investigation. >>> all right. let's turn it over to chief meteorologist. now we're headeded to fire season and no rain in sight. >> it is not adding up to good news over the next couple months. and we knew that drying, of course, through the summer which is very typical, it just didn't deliver. let's start out with tomorrow's forecast. there is a storm system that is close. we will see temperatures cooling. but overall it is a dray forecast. we'll get some fog at the coastline and some high clouds moving in through the afternoon. you can expect some fog near the coast and also for the day to start. san francisco, 53. the daytime highs will cool off with the system to the north. dropping four to eight get. this brings us back down martinez, 75. and santa rosa, 72. numbers need to drop a little more. let

bosa has a preview of those numbers for us >> the focus will be on big blue's spin-off of its information servicess that was recently named kyndryl. the street is eager to see if they can return to revenue growth, which would be encouraging. keep in mind that ibm has seen its revenue decline on an annualized basis in eight of the last nine years. shares are up 6% this year making it the underperformer among legacy tech names that have seen value investors drive the wider group higher back to you guys. >> thanks so much for that up 6% or so this year, mike, but last quarter wasn't particularly encouraging. they haven't had many encouraging quarters for some time but last quarter was a big gut check. >> if you look longer term it's really been very range bound in a market where you piled up a lot of gains many concentrated in tech. it's been the same old type story for ibm in terms of slow top line there is a chance this spin-off does liberate some value i've always said that in theory there was something very similar to accenture inside ibm, in terms of this i.t. consulting services, something they

it's been great and informative we appreciate your service to our country.ith that we are adjourned. [inaudible conversations] >> mobile wireless competing with cable and cable is entering the mobile wireless game see you have this convergence and entities competing but yet they do so with lopsided regulatory structures. that is a challenge with the fcc net neutrality is an example how we take the internet infrastructure and regulated under the 1930s copper line telephone structure. that is a bad fit and a mistake in my congress should step up to the plate on that one.

wondering what you knew and when you knew it about konstantin kilimnik passing information to russian intelligence servicesawrence, as you pointed out, the chain here is the trump campaign chairman paul manafort and his deputy chairman are giving polling data and strategic information about their strategy in the midwest to kilimnik, who the deputy chairman acknowledges they knew was a spy or they believed was a spy. and in fact as the treasury department has acknowledged was a spy and is providing this to russian intelligence. and not just russian intelligence, but the same services that are involved in trying to help trump win in that election. that's what most people would call collusion, and i don't know how the no collusion crowd explains that. so in terms of when did we know this, we certainly knew for a long time that the trump campaign was giving internal polling data and strategic information to someone linked to russian intelligence. but this goes further and says that this was an intelligence agent. that was the senate intelligence committee's bipartisan conclusion, and now we know that this info

to believe that the associates chairmen paul manafort past internal poll and strategy information to russian services, two u.s. officials say. they did not disclose when or how the u.s. came into possession of the new intelligence about kilimnik, including whether not the information was developed during the trump or biden administration. officials did not identify the source or type of intelligence that had been developed, and quote. just a little more there but not enough to answer the big burning questions. we will be right back with more. stay with us. with us did they brave mother nature... and walk away stronger? did they face the unknown, with resolve...and triumph. ♪♪ there's strength in every family story. learn more about yours. at ancestry. so what's going on? [dog] i'm a talking dog. in every family story. the other issue. [dog] oh...i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 9 million dogs. [dog] nice. and... the talking dog thing?

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