. >> so i'm thely ans liaison on housing bond. i have a few observations to make as well as questions to ask you about. one is report in future as you put it up, could you put at the top of it the actual wording of the bond so that we can see that? >> oh, the 2015 bond? >> the 2015 bond, prop a. >> yeah, we'll change that. >> so we can see that for wording because there's some provisions in the wording that give rise to additional questions. just for the benefit especially for the new members of the committee, the housing bond is very different than the other bonds that we do. instead of money being allocated to a city department like d.p.w. to undertake the work, this money is set aside on nfas. a notice of funding application goes out, and then it's awarded to a nonprofit organization to build the housing. a number of things take place. it's going to be a more extended program to put out the money than if you had a city department and you were just going to build a fire station. you know exactly where you're going to build and w

so it should be ready for the next meeting in august to make the liaison report. >> yes. and again, you're free to change this. this is our suggestion. >> this is fine, yeah, so's i know. >> let's see...what else? whistle blower program twice a year, our department would report twice a year, and all the like ones would be grouped together. obviously, you wouldn't have park and recs bonds on two different, they would be all together. is we dropped in the schedule the bonds in the calendar when they're expected to be issued. this is the result, your next year's work plan. when you take all those things together, and like i said, member chu and member post had looked at it, and we made a couple of suggestions. if you have any, we can make them now or of course at any time. >> i have some comments. we meet once every two months. why aren't we meeting once a month? >> so i wouldn't recommend doing that because i don't think that the bonds change that much. >> the bonds don't, but the performance audits do, and the other general audits do. there's enough that we have to kind of

was very close to exchanging liaison, diplomatic liaison offices, i would say in the mid 90's. when we had a number of our colleagues actually were in training to go to north korea to open a u.s. diplomatic office there. we came quite close to it in the year 2000 when secretary albright went to it. and i believe we would have had an agreement to exchange liaison offices had it not broken off on how much sanctions and how much denuclearization issue. we're very close to that. the fundamental question is that we have a liaison office which is the first that. we have normalization, which is the last step in diplomatic recognition. in the case of vietnam, i think it was not very long from liaison office to diplomatic office. in the case of china, it was a little longer, i believe. i thinkk these things can happen. i'm optimistic. as we go to something like a step-by-step or interim agreement, this will be one of the first measures we will take. >> which question? >> about -- economic development. no? normalization. [inaudible] >> peace treaty. >> whether you use the term step by st

i'm the new liaison to this bond program, and i want to thank this presentation for bringing me up to speed. i just have a couple of questions from today's presentation. one is about fire house 5. where is it and you mentioned that you didn't use state of the art, but that was sort of the implication that it was a very high functioning fire station that you thought could be rolled out to continuing fire station improvements. >> fire station 5 is at turk and webster. it was a replacement facility. sometimes with a facility that you're looking to renovate or otherwise upgrade, it doesn't recommend fixing the existing because it can approximate 75 or 80% the cost of replacement, so if you have the resources as we did for 5, you commit to replacing it. >> chief tony rivera. can you just repeat that -- >> yeah. it sounds like you're very pleased with the fire house 5 rebuilding renovation. can some of those improvements be rolled out to future fire house renovations to bring them all up to a higher level versus this is a one-off that we can't afford to do? >> so the short answer is absolut

opening liaison offices. this is not like china where the liaison office because we have an embassy and a competing government. we don't have a problem with north korea and south korea. they could open an embassy in washington. you still haven't an peace agreement have a peace agreement. there is a whole series of steps that can be taken, i won't call them steps i'm sorry, there are a number of stages you can go through in trying to work your way. the idea is you need to show enough progress to sustain when you're trying to do which is two-step to a point of mutual confidence which is efficient so north korea can consider denuclearization as a realistic prospect. i am surprised that people don't seem to understand this. how many americans think with china building up its naval and missile capabilities in the western pacific that we should start drawing down our military forces in the pacific because we can trust china that it will try to abuse its power position? north korea spends how many years developing n

at which point, we always recommend a liaison be appointed as we have done too many builders that have not been cleared. >> with that, there is the recommendation of continuance which would be fine, or would we just suspend the permit? >> we would revoke it and have it come back again in another form. if he went to the continuance route -- >> on the councillor -- with the council want to come up as to how long it would take you to provide a brief, not only for this particular permit, but for all the permits that you are planned to do at this building? >> i guess that is you. welcome back. >> thank you for having me back. >> the question is, either you are thinking of revoking this permit, or continuing it. if we do continue it, we would like to hear the substance of all your remodelling including this, a full permit set, all drawings, everything. we would like to see everything clear forward would you like us to revoke the permit? >> i'm happy with the continuance. we can present you -- >> how long would it take for you to provide the full scope of work that you are planning to do fort

julian lewis questioning theresa may at the liaison committee over the huawei decison.n focus of that meeting between the prime minister and senior mps was brexit. mrs may was pressed over whether or not she'd agree some kind of customs union or trade tax arrangement with labour in an attempt to make progress on brexit. the uk had been due to leave the eu at the end of march, but unable to get a deal through parliament the prime minister was forced to ask for an extension to that timetable with the european union settng a new exit date of october the 31st. the session began with questions about the department for transport‘s decision to cancel contracts to provide extra ferry services in the event of a no—deal brexit. ending the contracts with two companies has cost the taxpayer nearly £41; million. a labour mp wondered what the decision meant. does that mean that the government has now accepted that there won't be a no—deal brexit? in other words, if you have accepted that, i can see why you cancelled the contracts and you won't need them any more, or might you have to

. >> a troop carrier liaison officer. in twopathfinder teams cases i know of suffered heavy casualties. they were only 10% operational due to enemy fire. 50% of the resupply drop landed in enemy hands. communication do not exist to advice of changes in the enemy situation. troop carrier operations and communications personnel should move with the first parachute or glider units. 89% of the horses crashed in landing. but 75% of personnel and equipment were ready for combat. announcer: watch the entire airbornermandy: the invasion of fortress europe" sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on reel america. you're watching american history tv. in american history tv, howard university librarian thez matthews, talks about students at this historically black college and their service during world war i and world war ii. he is the author of "howard university and the world wars, men and women serving the nation." we've reported a interview at an event hosted by the association of the study of african american life and history. >> so, howar

they didn't do that kind of work around the bases, but what they did do, there was a liaison. they were out there in public and in the beginning they couldn't conceive of women being spies, saboteurs, whatever. so they did get away with a lot. the young female assistant who plays a major role in the book and you will see a picture of her she does act as a courier. she finally was called and escaped, and there were many like her. thank you for introducing us to this fascinating story. this extraordinary person was young when the war was over so i'm wondering did she play a new role in the post are period. the reconciliation between germany and france. >> she actually became a big proponent during the war. she was very much in love with her second-in-command as charismatic as she was good to see how there were sparks between them, and she became pregnant and asked. she divorced her estranged husband and remarried. her husband was a very strong supporter of de gaulle and mary matalin joined him in that belief and they were to go to the leaders of the campaign in 1958 to bring de

i am with the alcohol liaison unit at sfpd.have come to the agreement the conditions for this type 21. the sale service and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 12:00 a.m. each day of the week. petitioners should actively monitor the area under our control in an effort to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed properties. these conditions were signed as of may 16th. >> can you explain the issue to me between a 7:00 a.m. opening and 8:00 a.m. opening? >> that was our recommendation is to have them start. >> it is hard understand why you need to be selling alcohol in the tenderloin at 7:00 a.m. >> it is difficult for us to agree on this as well, but working with a.b.c., ultimately they hold license, it is a state license. we just provide our recommendations and after looking at, you know, the letters of support that came in the fact they are in the community and they do operate at a good level what we expect them to operate under, we were

i spoke to a lawyer involved with this particular case, he's a federal liaison officer.could be now around cases waiting to be heard stop he said there were 1000 new cases last month alone. so a good day for alberta and alva, a very bad day for the company, bayer. a lot of disgruntlement from the shareholders when the first court found against bayer last year, since then their share price has dropped by 30%. they had been reports about shareholders being unhappy with the way the company is run. they will now have a couple of months to rethink their legal structure. the next case to come to court is in missouri in august this year. let's get some of the day's other news: the former us presidentjimmy carter is recovering in hospital from a fall that broke his hip. he is 94. he had just been heading off on a turkey hunt when he fell. he is the oldest surviving us president. he held office in the 1970s. the sri lankan government has insisted that security forces are in control of the streets and are preventing revenge attacks on muslims in the aftermath of the easter sunday

liaison officer percents were only ten operational. dropsn percent of supply landed in enemy hands.ts." were ready forel combat." ♪ normandie,ack from these men would face further tests. how much they had learned would be history, history made by an airborne army. ♪ >> monday, american history tv and washington journal are marking the 75th anniversary of d-day, with a live the viewer call in program. led the wayrriors to victory in worlrlrlrlrl ii. during the program, we will take phone calls, tweets, and facebook comments. on sunday, june 2, complain that george washington and thomas jefferson condoned slavery. neither of them thought the office of the presidency had any power to do anything about it. >> he has written many books, including "economic facts and fallacies." of jointly interactive tweetsations with your and questions, sunday, june 2. >> next, talking about native americans in the south before the arrival of europeans. author and history professor at virginia commonwealth university. university of history and culture hosted this event. >> he specializes in native ameri

good weed to do that is to assign a liaison to the project. it could be someone who is full time, they could be one of the key staff positions that erica mentioned, but they do two things. one is they make sure that there agencies' needs are being addressed, but when the project needs information from caltrain there someone who can get that information. sometimes it is a little hard to get information you need to. get them involved and make them part of the project, too. we came in, and we are really impressed by this project, you know, we walked around, we saw it, we were sitting in our office is looking down at that gorgeous view on top of the project, the parkas gorgeous. we need -- we see the development that has happened around the neighborhood. we come from big cities that would love to be able to claim a project like this, so i think, right now, you know, we have heard about the girders. i'm a bridge engineer, too, so we know girders in a no cracks happen. things happen on projects, but a couple months from now, people will not be talke

lot of people have missed how closely the special counsel's office was keeping congress informed, liaisonhe house intelligence committee, the senate intelligence committee that were conducting their own parallel investigations. most people don't know that robert mueller brought his very experienced, very seasoned congressional liaison from the fbi over to the special counsel's office to ensure that congress was kept up to date along the way. so i'm sure that mueller has always anticipated that he would end up in the witness chair, and i'm sure he's not particularly looking forward to it. >> it would also be interesting to hear if he's asked or if quotes the president has said about him, about his team are read to him, if he actually chooses to respond to things the president has said about him. >> yeah, and i would imagine that he won't. i would imagine that we would see him if pressed, make a strong defense of the justice department. its independence, it's integrity, and the nonpartisan apolitical nature of the way that it carries out prosecutions. you know, i think you could imagine him

the idea of having folks trained up to liaison between the community and the police department, there is just -- helping community members on the worst day of their life, for us, we had a soft rollout, there were a couple of suicides over the holidays that we were called out for. we're able to find out about the events that are impacting officers that i might not normally hear about. so i know the suicide was pretty heavy for the family, but the officers, too. it gives us a chance to go out and follow up with the officers and make sure they are doing okay. we are doing it with the me's office, and doing a training with them. they will get signed up before they come out on the street. they're doing 88 hours of certification, and we are doing post and d.o.j. best practices for the program. so another component of the unit is called the stress unit. it predates the behavioural science unit. it was really -- the idea of dealing with the alcohol culture of the sixties and seventies that was going on in the up department and having at the idea of officers in recovery to help fellow officers

so now the liaison for the department of justice to capitol hill is saying it is the attorney general's recommendation that executive privilege should be invoked and asking the committee to hold off. so this is the kind of thing we will be watching at all of these investigations, the different steps where a stop sign can go up and try to slow the process down as negotiations and legal issues are worked out. so although there's a lot of detail in that and a lot of in the weeds, it's an important development and a sign between the tension between the capitol hill and white house over this issue. >> so pete williams, obviously, our justice correspondent, what are your sources telling you about the justice department's strategy here? where is this going and what is the strategy? >> the justice department says that they have made accommodations to the house and they're somewhat surprised by the -- what they consider the house's unmoving position here. initially what the justice department said is here's the redacted report, we will show you everything except the grand jury material, which we

initiative, i call on all of our partner agencies to appoint a be best ambassadors who will be a liaison and my office to promote the programs and services offered to parents and children on behalf of the u.s. government. i would like to take a moment and introduce three individuals i have worked with over the past year and who have done tremendous work in not only helping children, but also educating me on how to be better to use my platform to help the next generation. dr. francis collins, director of the national institute of health and oversees the work of the largest supporter of biomedical research in the world, spanning spec trums from clinical research. elected member of the national academy of medicine and national academy of scientists and awarded the presidential medal of freedom in november of 2007 and received the national medal of science in 2009. we have worked with n.i.h. on several occasions and i continue to be impressed to their commitment to teaching the whole child both physically and anotion male neal. the president of the u.s. public sector of microsoft. he is pass

this one year anniversary i call on all of our partner agencies to ambassador who will serve as a liaison between my office and their respective agency to highlight and promote the programs and services offered to parents and children on behalf of the u.s. government. i would now like to take a moment and introduce over the past year and who have done tremendous work in not only helping children but also educating me on how to be and better to use my platform to help the next generation. dr. francis collins is director of national institutes of health and oversees the work of the largest supporter of biomedical research in the world. she is a member of the national academy of medicine and the national academy of sciences. was awarded the presidential medal of freedom in november 2007 and received the national medal of science in 2009. we have worked with on several locations and i continue to be impressed with the commitment of treating the whole child both physically and emotionally. is the president of the u.s. microsoft. passionate about leveraging technology to create global impact an

field office has an airport liaison team agents assigned to handle the crimes. sir yogann's case will be prosecuted. >> tomorrow a big day for d.c. catholics. archbishop wilten gregory will become the 7th archbishop. >> and the first african. he'll be installed at the shrine of the immaculate con semgs in washingn. he has served 14 years as archbishop inatlanta. he's succeeding cardinal donald wall who retired last fall. >>> we've learned that ex-white house counsel don mcgahn will not testify before the house judiciary committee.ye his law sent a letter tonight saying he will respect the wishes of president trump to defy the subpoena. mcgahn is a key witness in the investigation. they argue of power issue.tion >>> tonight you're gog to see a little piece of news4 on late night tv. our ns4 mug is going to make an appearance on seth myers' desk. it'sright after "the tonight show." tonight's guest is daniels, logan browning, and ann beady and of course the news4 mug. pretty cool. >> up next, news4 is working for your health. >>ow the party drug, ketamine, is givin

. >> a troop carrier liaison officer. >> the pathfinder teams in two cases i know of suffered heavy casualtiesh we expect help from worldly 10% operational due to enemy fire. 50% of the drop landed an enemy hands. communications didn't exist to provide changes. a trip carrier operations and communications personnel should move with the first parachute or glider units. 89% of the horses and 50% of the wackos crashed but 75% of personnel were ready for combat. >> back from normandie, these men would have faced further tests. how much they learned will be history. history made by an airborne army >>> >>> tuskegee alabama by the us army. the tuskegee airmen became the first african-american fighter groups sent into combat during world war ii. next from the 21st annual american veteran center conference, 6 tuskegee airmen appear on stage at the national archives marking the 75th anniversary of their first deployment in 1943. the veterans talk about their combat experience during world war ii and the korean war recalling some of their most dangerous missions and what it was like to serve in a segreg

field office has an airport liaison team, agents o assigned t handle airborne crimes. i-team reviewed an fbi affidavit. a massachusetts man is charged with sexually assaulting a 19-year-old next to him on boara flight to dulles frla tokyo t summer. a grand jury indicted george serigen with a federal crime. he's expectriday court on friday. >>> this week nbc news is highlighting mental health issues among children. it's called "kid under pressure." henew report shows t may not be enough resources to address the problem across the country. 21 states including maryland have a severe shortage. child and adolescent psychiatrists. doctors sa when it comes mental health concerns, it is important for parents to know the warning signs. >> a major warning sign is depression. so kids who seem like they are no longer interested in spending time with friends, they're ace light, sad and down, notg doin as well in school. this is functional impairment. they're not really doing their jobs as kids or teens. >> experts say social media and bullying are the biggest drive m ofental health

narrator: a troop carrier liaison officer -- >> our pathfinder teams in two cases i know of suffereded so much help from her only 10% operational because of enemy fire. 53% of the supply drop ended in enemy hands. communication didn't exist to advise of changes in enemy situations. carrierrier -- troop operations and personnel should move with the first parachute or glider units. crashed ines landing, but 75% of personnel and equipment were ready for combat. ♪ narrator: back from normandy, these men were to face further tests. how much they learned would be history, history made by an airborne army. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> monday, memorial day, american history tv and c-span's "washington journal" are marking the 70 for the -- 75th anniversary of d-day, starting with a live viewer call in program with the author of "the first wave, the d-day warriors who led the way to victory in world war ii," and mary louise r

. >> a troop carrier liaison officer. >> our pathfinder teams in two cases i know of suffered heavy casualtiesed in enemy hands. communications didn't exist to advise later serials of changes in the enemy situation. troop carrier operations and communications personnel should move with the first parachute or glider units. 89% of the horses and 50% of the wacos crashed in the landing. but 75% of personnel and equipment were ready for combat. >> back from normandy, these men would have faced further tests. how much they had learned would be history. history made by an airborne army. ♪ >>> every weekend american history tv brings you 48 hours of unique programming exploring our nation's past. to view our schedule and archive of all our programs, visit cspan.org/history. >>> this week on "the communicators," fcc commissioner brendan carr talks about 5g and robocalls. he's joined by margaret harding mcgill, technology reporter for politico pro. >> we have elevated robocalls to the top enforcement priority at the fcc. we've taken a lot of action. we're actually voting at our next open meeting on ano

i was honored to be the liaison for m.c.a. c for the waterfront land use plan process. i am missing a grade buddy here today who was on the land-use committee for the working group, corinne woods. i will get into a couple comments about her later. i spend most of my time on the land-use committee. i attended as many of the other committee meetings as possible to really bring the maritime interest through the other arenas. i like to think i was able to contribute given my other experiences in the city over many years in the broad arena of ports and city interest. mcac is very eager to see the process move forward. as alice said, as well as the r.f.p. for the embarcadero pier development in piers 30 and 32. you know, the future of the maritime mission at the port we know it is tied to the investment and the improvements that need to be made to the pier facilities on which the maritime operations depend. i am really excited about this waterfront land use plan as it goes forward because what it really does, it affirms a vibrant vision for preservation of thelis tore rick pi

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i spoke to a lawyer involved with this particular case, he's a federal liaison officer.there could be now 15,000 cases waiting to be heard. he said there were 1,000 new cases last month alone. so a good day for alberta and alva pilliod, a very bad day for the company, bayer. a lot of disgruntlement from the shareholders when the first court found against bayer last year. since then, their share price has dropped by 30%. there have been reports about shareholders being unhappy with the way the company is run. they will now have a couple of months to rethink their legal structure. the next case coming to court, we'll hear, is in missouri in august this year. sophie long there. an american explorer has set a new record for the deepest dive ever recorded in a submarine. victor vescovo dropped nearly seven miles into the mariana trench in the pacific ocean, and spent nearly four hours exploring the sea floor. what he found there was not only four new species, but also the mark of humanity's impact on the planet, as our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. ok, roger

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the prime minister had faced questions about the huawei decision when she appeared in front of the liaisone up of senior mps. do you accept that the telecommunications firm huawei is intimately linked with the chinese communist government and its deeply hostile intelligence agency? if i may expand my answer to this question... you will be aware that huawei is officially owned by its employees, and it is a private chinese company. however we have robust procedures in place to manage risks to national security today and are committed to mitigating future risks. i don't think you can describe me as somebody who has been lax in relation to national security. if you look at my record i have been... the decisions i take at the decisions that are taken in the interests of national security. you are not contradicting me when i am suggesting that huawei is intimately linked with the chinese communist government and its deeply hostile intelligence 7 i said, huawei is officially owned by its employees and is a private chinese company. well the main focus of that meeting between the prime minister and

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