f list is jean parker, which sits at the broadway tunnel in chinatown, and was just awarded a grant fromltrans. we found out a couple weeks ago that we were successful in getting a grant to improve the environment around at school. supervisor olague: great, congratulations. >> thank you. i have to give credit to mta for that one. the lessons learned to approve the program in the near future, we obviously need to do much more apparent-caregiver outreach. they're the ones deciding other children get to and from school. we want to actively recruit these parents and caregivers to participate in the program at the school, and then we're going to start doing more significant outreach at night and weei]ç at festivals, at school councils to try to bring the programs to those working families that we cannot reach by going into the classroom and talking to the students. we also want to establish regular walking walk-and-roll events. our most successful story is george washington carver. áúqrÑthey established daily walg school buses, morning and noon. this spring, would like to see that every schoo

f list is jean parker, which sits at the broadway tunnel in chinatown, and was just awarded a grant fromtrans. we found out a couple weeks ago that we were successful in getting a grant to improve the environment around at school. supervisor olague: great, congratulations. >> thank you. i have to give credit to mta for that one. the lessons learned to approve the program in the near future, we obviously need to do much more apparent-caregiver outreach. they're the ones deciding other c

and, the life of jean kirkpatrick. >> parker, in her opinion, governed with a magnolia accent. she saw the dominoes start to fall. by 1979, she was in full opposition to carter. particularly crucial in this respect, and she saw the fall of the shock -- shah and the fall in nicaragua, a couple of lesser rating experiences. >> the woman behind the reagan cold war document -- called for doctrine. and life since leaving the military -- hotels, hospitals, and jails. this weekend, on c-span 2. >> when you think about cyber actors and, you have nation states, hackers, activists, and terrorists. not all of those are nation states. when you think about deterrence theory, you are not just talking about nations. you have non-nation-state factors to consider. in one of these attacks, you may not know who is doing it, who is attacking your systems. either way, the outcome could be the same. you lose the financial sector or the power grid, or your system's capabilities. it does not matter who did it. you still lose that. you have to come up with a defensive strategy that solves that. >> curr

jean alexander, and the treasurer's office. i also wanted to say that the second district parent teacher leaders, like michelle parker and the jeffersonne elementary school, i wanted to of knowledge one of the parent leaders from our richmond district for his hard work on this in his great insight in putting this together. guaranteed share organizations for several years have been holding special parking events on parking lots to raise a supplemental revenues. everything from fleet week to be hardly strictly bluegrass from october. currently the business tax regulation code requires that these events be taxed at a rate of 25%. this creates a burden on many of these parent-led volunteer organizations who are staging these events for the sole benefit of the unified school districts. by amending the existing law to exempt these fund-raisers from being taxed, it allows volunteers and parent organizers reap the benefits of their efforts. follows. the tax collector would issue what is called a special school parking event permit to the city's pta umbrella for the following criteria. the event parking must be conducted by a volunteer in a ta