you've received a draft and i have submissions from several of you as bond liaisons or program liaisons. content was drafted from my staff to reflect some of your other work. the survey report we just mentioned, the update to your website. you had a draft of this in your packet for your review. there's a couple of pieces that still need to be corrected, and i'll just list them out loud. the road repaving and street safety -- sorry, road repaving and bond and the transportation bond, and the text in your draft is still the last year's text. so we need an updated paragraph on that. and the text on public safety is still last year's text. since there isn't a current liaison assignment, to that we could just draft a couple bullet points based on the content that was presented to you during the year and leave it at that. that's one suggestion. >> which one are talking about? >> the public health. >> the 2016? i think that i provided that. >> did you update that one? >> yeah, yeah, i didn't change that a lot. >> okay. i'll check again. >> okay, if not, i can make something work. >> okay. and

and this building owner and the tenants maybe need to get a liaison a liaison officer to figure out their differences. that's all ahead of them. maybe we need to do better from a building ownership. >> the permit that's under appeal tonight has not been consolidated with the others. >> serial permitting is a term that's used up here a lot. we don't like a lot -- too many permits on a building. sometimes the units, they do tend to pull -- each unit individually for some reason, you and it could be -- reason, and it could be consolidated. >> so on this permit, this single permit which commissioner lazarus is very right to remind us that we are on this permit only, what can they do with this permit, and what can they not do with this permit? can they not do, meaning what would be not legal for them to do in this permit and what would be legal for them to do. >> i can readout the description of the work. unit five, that's the only unit -- >> that was the one that they were using as an office illegally? >> yeah, which got cleared up. renovation of kitchen and bathroom, replacement of two parti

office is now that liaison office has been completely barricaded the street in front of it has been blocked off simply to avoid those protesters getting anywhere near a china is mainly ice office in hong kong but at the moment they have dispersed we've got 100 or so right place behind me now all kitted up and ready to go and there are no doubt be on standby to take the next move which is why they discuss the next strategy to see where those protesters move to next wayne was. when was close to where the protesters were sara and he could see them but they some of them at least seem to be packing up and going home. looking behind you your see close to where the riot police the other side or this line if we can call it that what sort of posture are they taking are they beginning to to relax and feel like this is on winding are they still and getting ready for another round. 3 minutes ago that had relaxed that had a breather and took their masks off but now they've got their masks back on and again we've seen a number of places scattered around the city this is obviously a mine dispersal

is also working with all the division liaisons, and he is also continuing to provide more services. additional staffing that we feel will be crucial to ensuring a continued strategic approach to the culture change is that we are actively recruiting for a new employee relations manager. we are also recruiting for the service exam manager, as well as the workforce and talent acquisition manager, one of the persons who is responsible to reach out to previously, i will say communities that needed to be reached out to that haven't been there yet. they will work on apprenticeship , and really make sure we have a recruitment approach that meets the needs of all different levels, not just the executives, but all the way down to the apprenticeship and administrative positions. most excitedly in september, we will have a new h.r. director who will be here and will ensure that we continue to set priorities and ensure a strategic approach to all of our training and culture change programs, so thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to report out on these efforts. >> very good. thank y

we don't need a deputy chief or a commander to be the liaison or that person. and the question i have with all those things in here, there's got to be some -- in terms of meeting, making these areas and so forth, there's got to be something where we can civilianize when we have all these other communities asking us for beat patrols, stopping car break-ins and home burglaries. i'm just wondering, can we have civilians in the police department be the liaison lead person. i don't want to mention or salary or anything, but deputies of your level and others, captains and sergeants, be involved with that? >> we can -- we would definitely, and we have looked at opportunities to civilianicivilian particularly in a command post where appropriate. one of the things that i would like to point out to the commission and particularly to that commissioner in particular, to get this started, i think all of the departments were asked and agreed upon putting people at a level in the command post that can make decisions. [please stand by] . >> -- has been looked at closely by the

office was to be the focus ofa liaison office was to be the focus of a protest today.adquarters in hong kong, there are two water cannon trucks parked outside, all the streets round it are blocked and the underground train station has also been stopped there, to prevent these protestors in their tens of thousands from getting anywhere near it, today is an anniversary of a decision by the chinese government to deny the people of hong kong universal sufficient frank. it is why they applied to march today and it is why the authorities were also sufficiently worried about than march to make it illegal to i is a you don have permission. it hasn't worked. people have come out nevertheless and i will give you a look at the size of the crowd, you can see how many have prepared to risk arrest. have prepared to risk potentially violence, we have seen violent clashes here in the past. but so far, today, it has just been a very large peaceful march and temperature overnight arrest of key figures in the pro—democracy movement, especially members of the legislative council, has also

so many days now the concern both parties they might gather here this is the central government's liaison office the azing body between hong kong and mainland china there are big barricades up behind me to try and prevent that now we are getting some reports that protesters are throwing stones at the police station we know from the past few days that anger really is building towards the police process is here saying these have been extremely heavy handed such as the anger we're seeing shops buildings here around hong kong with signs in their windows saying police are not welcome so it could well be that we see another very tense evening tonight. well last week there was a warning from the chinese army that stationed in hong kong that they will not tolerate violence yet we are concerned continuing to see lots of violence on the streets are they going to step in at some point will beijing send in its army. that's the question of course that everybody here is at the moment it doesn't seem like that is imminent the china has said that in order to do that it needs to have requests from the aut

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with the caption of the district and i have met with the 850 bryant street with michael in the cbc liaison. we have gone through issues in the past and there is no d.j.s at all at 10:00 p.m., but what we would like to do here is -- i am a big fan of acoustic music and acoustic shows. i have quite a few friends over the years who play acoustic guitar. somebody could come in and sing and they could do something similar with their shows. that places a great place to go to. live music has been dying out, especially acoustic music. i can even tell you a good place to go and listen to it. we want to see if we can bring that back. it would be before 10:00 p.m. and hopefully we can increase our early hours and hopefully we can bring some pretty good talents and have some nice shows we did, after a lot of neighborhood outreach, we did something on the street. i have quite a few signatures of support as well as -- while i was doing that, quite a few people got my cell phone. if they have any problems or issues that all they can contact me. i respond to everybody. he is also on quite a few of these c

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and then also on the ground, we've got military liaison teams from the royal logistics corps, who areviding that critical interface between the engineers, the experts on the ground who understand what the dam's doing and then asking us what we can do for them. dropping those bags of aggregate requires such precision, like that board game operation. luckily, the chinook now has got a new digital control system that assists the pilot, there's a lot of manual skill. this is what the aircraft and the aircrew are trained to do extensively, both in operations overseas and in the uk, and particulary in this environment where we assist military authorities all the time. do you think you've done enough to keep the dam firm against the prospect of severe weather warnings ahead? that's the $64 million question everyone is asking. we are not experts in dam design or construction, so we are taking that advice from engineers who are up in the dam itself, critically understanding, so they are asking for a very precise point, literally by the foot where they want the next back to go in. the last few

are with andrew harper's friends and family, who are being supported by specially trained family liaisons. he says thoughts are extended to his colleagues at thames valley police. as a force we are devastated at the loss of our colleague and we will support each other at this difficult time. this is something that will be felt keenly by the policing family and by wider police officers. when ever, and it is rare, but whenever an officer is killed in the line of duty, it sends deep shock waves right throughout the policing fraternity, and this will be no exception. it is fortunately a rare occurrence for a police officer to be killed in the line of duty. for those joining be killed in the line of duty. for thosejoining us, if you can reiterate what we know about what happened in berkshire. thames valley police have confirmed a murder investigation has been launched following what they say is a serious incident at around 11:30pm last night close to the a4 bath road between reading and newbury. it during the incident, pc andrew harper, part of the roads police proactive unit based at abingdo

kong's international airport that shut the facility down and at times turned violent on china's that liaison office in hong kong said antigovernment protesters were no different to terrorists and that language further raising concerns that china may be on the brink of a security crackdown as a bull serves its army troops on the border of the hong kong territory and all this in a part of the world that seems to be laving up with crises in south asia india has revoked the special status for the portion of kashmir that it controls but the star is outraged and promises to quote fight until the end meanwhile the administration of donald trump has continued its mostly hands off position it is non-issues the involved parties appealing for calm and that's about it take a listen to what the president said earlier. strumpet speaking of there a little earlier karen chung joins me now here on the set she's a pro-democracy activist based here in berlin good to have you back with us karen presidential we just heard him there saying describing the scituate. in hong kong is a very tough situation and saying

a liaison officer from the irish police arrived to support nora quoirin's family on saturday.ance. a man charged with the attempted murder of a police officer who was run over with his own patrol car will appear in court today. west midlands police said the 42—year—old traffic officer was attempting to pull over a stolen car in birmingham when he was assaulted. 29—year—old mubashar hussain will appear at birmingham magistrates' court. the authorities in india have reimposed a military clampdown in kashmir ahead of the start of the muslim eid al—adha festival today. the main city, srinagar, is once again under lockdown and a curfew, which had been eased for the past two days, is back in place. the lockdown was first imposed last monday, when india revoked kashmir‘s right to greater autonomy. the number of gamblers complaining about british betting companies has increased almost 50—fold in the past five years. new figures obtained from the gambling commission by the bbc, show that there were a record 8,000 complaints last year. the rise in complaints follows a big increase in ga

they deployed liaison officers ahead of the protest.ead of the criticism that they face in the past that they were favoring one side or the other. we'll see how that works out. again, so far a lot of people. a lot of police, no violence, thankfully at this point, back to you. >> one thing i notice that might be something the police would use to detract the situation. you get a sense from the tea leaves, they're trying to keep the groups separated by the river. are you getting any sense of that. >> the hawthorne bridge was closed and it was closed as of 4:00 this morning with the idea of keeping people out of downtown, out of this area, but at some point they have to kind of relieve the pressure. people that want to come across the more they hold them back, the more tension builds up. >> it's hard to tell where the perimeters are either way and how they're going to keep folks apart. >> according to the police department, they've seized a number of weapons, can't help but look at some of the scenes there behind you. the slogan of keeping

family members of the victims told us they received a phone call from a court liaison telling them they might want to come down here. by 4:00, it was clear this deliberation is over until after labor day. >> would you rather have a verdict at this point or a mistrial? >> a verdict. >> derick almena's lead attorney tony serra says he's still hopeful a newly configured jury in the trial can still reach a verdict. >> i have to infer there's going to be jurors that for and against. and therefore, the possibility/probability is that it will be a hung jury which is a mistrial. so when you say what do you want, a want a verdict of not guilty. >> reporter: on monday, three jurors were dismissed for misconduct and three alternates took their place. the judge instructed the new panel to start deliberating from the beginning. the seven women and five men are deciding whether almena and max harris are guilty on 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the december 26 fire at the fruitdale warehouse. >> this process takes a lot of stamina emotional and physical stamina. obviously, mr. harris is fac

cats in we got to the business district financial center in front of us we've got the other chinese liaison office which is also about a kilometer on the soil in front of me and only streets around me are now but i doubt blockaded that they've been shut down the traffic is paralyzed and as you can see i'm not sure if you see behind me but this is a very wealthy part from home the demonstrations on the street demonstrations once again. stifled. the decision whatever and nothing but stranger things like i was there some place person was placed up around the house which is not chief executive perry lands and there's a high number of police presence there but that's the price present where we are now would say no there's also police presence of the sea ranch minus the ice office that whole area has been what kind of but sadly these protests have ignored the police and the government's attempt to stop this not really going ahead and they're on the streets at this stage the numbers are only growing. so take us through their plans are we expect seeing more of this to morrow. on sunday we are expec

or three other areas which will be focused on in the next three or four hours here, including the liaison office, which is really the symbol of beijing here in hong kong. already water barriers have been erected around that, and as i say, there are police water cannon vehicles there as well. but at the moment, no protests. this is where we are at the moment. you can hear them chanting behind me. they're basically saying liberate hong kong, freedom hong kong, and another is an eye for an eye in reference to the protester whose eye was severely damaged by a projectile in previous demonstrations. as you can now see, it's now teeming with rain, but it hasn't stopped the move here and the protesters, george. >> the rain, the weather certainly working against these protesters. there are the intimidation tactics that they say are being used by police and also the rumors that we mentioned earlier of possibly the chinese mainland stepping into this. is any of that dissuading people from taking part in these protests? >> well, i think if anything, if i understand the question correctly, george, it'

there was a victim liaison who reached out to those family members earlier today, according to my colleaguera anthony, and told them they would definitely want to be here this afternoon at 2:00 for an important announcement, and we now know what that was. that three of these jurors are being excused and replaced. we don't know why get. we're waiting for information, and hopefully to talk to some of those victims' family members. this has been a very lengthy process for them and one that is about to get a little bit longer. >> joining us now is legal expert and attorney david lim. now are now a practicing defense attorney in san mateo. however, a lot of us know you as the lead prosecutor on the ghost ship trial, you were there from the start, deputy district attorney with the alameda county doerp's office. you left before the trial began. we thank you for joining us to give us your expertise. >> my pleasure, thank you for having me here. >> what lead s to the replacemet of jurors? three go after the judge talked to each individually? >> it is unusual. but not so unusual that it doesn't happe

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it's up to individuals reconciling, negotiating, providing the liaison services between industry and the armed forces to ensure that things were built according to the needs that the services identified. and there are a few other kinds of jobs. one called inspector of material. these would be often navy personnel assigned to factories. sometimes they had their offices in these factories and they would work in concert with engineers and draftsman and others literally designing these vehicles to identify what the defects were and more over what they should do about them. guess what the inpresumption is that lessons learned in the field actually made a difference in vehicle design back home. and you would home that that would be the case, that if you identified if troops in the field detected problems with these vehicles or any vehicle or weapon system that their reports would find satisfaction and answers by factory designers that would make better models. truth be known in the case of the amphibian tractor and i suspect it's the case with most vehicle designs, the individuals who best

and the well not only are we you're not you're not responsible for europe you're responsible for liaison in biafra here but listen you cannot dictate what i'm going to say now but it is those voices islam for because war says are represented and many countries yet we don't hear that it's because of the freedom of expression in other countries i'm not saying once again i'm reiterating my position that those terms are not acceptable yet we should receive fair treatment fair treatment and by the way in many other countries including israel there are many who are using the same terms exactly against muslims back in the early 2000 and scatter made many promises to democratize i'm wondering why the process has stalled because the 2003 constitution stipulated to 30 out of 45 members of the emir's advisory council would be filled through elections every 4 years 16 years on from that constitution no elections they've been repeatedly perspire why why the answer is very straightforward unfortunately some of our neighbors were not happy with that they thought that you should you care what you and he

more major protests expected in the coming weekend, as the crowds descend on the china liaison office, that bridges hong kong with the mainland. it's a highly provocative target that's bound to anger beijing. david? >> ian pannell, who has been reporting from hong kong for days for us. thank you. >>> back here at home, meanwhile, and the shocker making news beyond the sports world tonight. the star player who walked away from about $500 million. indianapolis colts star quarterback andrew luck revealing two weeks before the season he's now retiring at the age of 29. tonight, the reason why and the fans who were not happy with him and who showed it. here's abc's chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas now. >> look at this reaction. there are people -- that's guy's wearing an andrew luck jersey. everybody's got their phones out. >> reporter: the surprise play stunning indianapolis colts fans didn't even happen on the fear. new star quarterback andrew luck, just 29 years old, was retiring, just days before the start of the season. >> it almost, jimmy, it sounds like some of these

because they are worried these protesters might get in the subway and go to the beijing government liaison been the scene of clashes before. but for most people here, i think they are planning to, as you can see again, the sea of umbrellas, they are planning to keep it peaceful. trying to get the message out that the pro—democracy movement here is, asi the pro—democracy movement here is, as i say, a peaceful one despite the violence we have seen. it seems to have been successful, the message from those who have organised this rally, telling people not to bring their helmets and their gas masks. bring your umbrellas though! and to come and chant, and demand the democratic reforms they so seek and to defend hong kong's freedoms as they exist. borisjohnson is to meet top eu leaders in the next few days as he makes his case for a new brexit deal. the prime minister will meet the german chancellor, angela merkel, on wednesday and the french president, emmanuel macron, on thursday in mrjohnson‘s first foreign visit. meanwhile, leaked government documents have warned of major disruption in the ev

demonstration they organized was more than 3 weeks ago which ended in violent clashes at the chinese liaison office for the 1st time they have put in and are planning to organize another big rally for this coming sunday summit thanks so much from the bride there it's governor scott heide lay he's on the other side and in mainland china in shen's and so scott where the said there's been some military drills going on how are they being perceived. so you know where in jenin you're right behind me that is essentially the gateway from mainland china into hong kong we've got a railway station we've got a bus station and also an area for a pedestrian traffic that flows into hong kong and this is a busy busy place during the normal time what's interesting going to those paramilitary forces and equipment that we've seen from state media this came out on monday it's very interesting c.c.t.v. and a local newspaper that's run by the government put out images and video of armored personnel carriers being driven down here into shenzhen they're being housed in a plastic stadium just on the outside of the c

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