so, there are a few logistical things to work out. the logistics, obviously be in closed session, it will be done in such a way that we would not have candidates see each other. we went to great lengths the last time. we did them on 14 separate days. >> and they came in one door and went out another. >> so, the fortunate thing about doing it -- >> we do have video conference now, right? >> fortunate thing about using a search firm is that takes care of some of the initial screening. we won't have to look at 14 candidates hopefully. >> one of the reasons i asked commissioner wan to work on this search aspect is because they, i think more than i think may have occurred in the past, maybe in certain other experiences, the way they set it up at the juvenile probation commission, all 7 commissioners were engaged. and, so, there was this very good process, i think it will be helpful to learn from, to do that. so that there's active direct commissioner engagement through it. that's the trick. as our city attorney would tell us, we can't get

can provide logistical support for these regional groups really that's the issue. we have a short time left sfl much interest? >> is the impacting of the countries. when i was ambassador to the republic of congo i mentioned you car had a coup during that time and the impact. so, i think we get it. i know we are very much involved in dialogue with the french. i know that we tend to provide lift in those particular circumstances, particularly for humanitarian assistance. i know in a we are doing that as far as car is concerned. one thing that we haven't had in car is we haven't had an embassy there, an active embassy for a very long time. >> thanks a lot. we are going to stop it there. i hope we can keep on watching this story s mark schroeder, ambassador sanders, thank you all. >> brings us to the end of this edition of inside story. thanks for being with us in washington. i am ray suarez. >> welcome toays america. >>> and outrage after a national guard member posts this controversial picture online. ♪

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we are not there yet, but one thing that the international community can offer is the logistical support these things are not easy to organize, and only some countries like the u.s. can provide enough logistical support for the regional groups, really, the regional communities to inter convenient rapidl inte. >> is there much interest in doing that? >> i think there is strategic interest in what is happening in c.a.r. because of the potential of it expanding and impacting other countries. when he was ambassador to the republic of congo, i mentioned that the c.a.r. had a coup during that time. and the impact was refugees. i think we get it. we're very much involved in dialogue with the french. which tend to provide lift for those circumstances, particularly for humanitarian assistance, and i know we're doing that as far as c.a.r. is concerned. one thing we haven't had in c.a.r. we haven't had an embassy, an active embassy at c.a.r. for some period of time. >> we'll have to stop it there. i hope we can continue talking about this story. thank you all. this come brings us to an end os editi

and we were building out an aviation logistics capability to provide secure logistics for mining or energy companies infrastructure companies doing business in africa or another front or markets getting back to diplomatic security of sad that you read in many on many instances you regret working for the state department but you took so much pride in working for them are so government but of what you were so proud to work for the government would you do this again no no if i had to do it all over again i would stay in the oil and gas industry or mining and build a business that way again i never never set out to really be a defense contractor i built a training facility that performed really well and we kept answering the phone with the u.s. government call the needed help and in the end we were kind of betrayed politically and i guess in us parlance it's thrown under the bus you know some claim that blackwater was involved with the u.s. special forces in pakistan and in syria those are countries that us isn't officially at war with so it's not like you are doing the dirty work for them. lo

but the others, logistics are really not so easy to find. i think one case in point, if you want a cartel. throughout the '90s and then they ran for the tijuana cartel. those guys are arrested. issue mayel and roberto. >> -- their ability, the organizational ability and their logistic ability were not so easily replaced. >> whole cartel, the king of all cartels for many years just eventually just disintgrated and it's a shadow of its former self today, largely starting then. >> that's the case here. it's always good to have you on the show. thank you. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> it will changes the pentagon. s secretary of defense chuck hagel is recommending steep budget cuts for the military, they include 13inging active duty troops to levels not seen since before world war ii. he says the reduction in troops is a trade-off for building up technological superiority. special operations forces and cyber resources but the proposal is drawing criticism that the drastic changes will hurt u.s. security. >> the assumption that's being made in th

web the air combat element, the ground element, and the logistics element. we think this is what makes us unique. capable ofask force operating across the mission sets assigned to that force. the marine corps has freestanding mag tafs. starting on the far right, marine expert gary --marine forces. the incumbent -- they encompass the operating forces. this is the bulk of the marines that deploy or come out of these forces. this type force is used for major combat operations. ized force like what you saw made the march to baghdad in 2003. next to that, you have the brigade commanded by a one-star. it says up to 15,000. this can range from eight joint task force headquarters up to aggregating multiple forces in support of major combat operations. then you have the two on the left, which we would consider our forward deployed forces that we would project forward and anticipate would be operating in theater all the time, not just when there is a crisis. the one we have traditionally deployed is the marine expeditionary unit. it is about 2500 marines. it is associ

it is just even the logistics of managing, getting the person to their treatments and making sure that they are home every night to hook up to peritoneal dialysis and transportation issues, co-pays, medications. keeping the insurance active. that's another huge issue and making sure you are on top of those things and not missing doctors appointments and in addition not only the person who is on dialysis and not being able to work as much or contribute as much to the household than they did then you have someone else in the family who steps in to provide support. and so then, again too those responsibilities or the roll that that person previously played there is a hold as well. there is a significant impact. it is also for women in particular, for women who are of child bearing age and hoping to have a family. getting pregnant on dialysis is, i don't want to say nearly impossible, but it's very very difficult. the patients that i have known who have been pregnant who have dialysis have to go do hemo dialysis six 6 days a week to support the baby the whole 9 months and it's still a comp

. >> we have been investing for a long time in logistics. we've had shareholders with us for 15 years. >> what do you mean by logistics? >> we have invested not only in warehouses the way amazon does it. we have invested in our trucks and networks of pick up point, places where customers go pick up their orders. and there's over 2,000. >> what is the learning curve like in relaying the products to russia. is that much of a challenge? >> it's a challenge, because they are learning to use the internet. when we started 15 years ago there were not many people online. as you mentioned. less than half the population was online. we need to get them used to online shopping, what it means to press a button and wait for the parcel to be delivered. >> every successful c.e.o. talks about things and mistakes made. what did you learn along the way of building up a successful business in russia. >> the most interesting experience is when i joined the company, i wanted to close the call center. as a westerner i didn't understand why do you need to call the

the evacuation of women and children were responded due to logistical reasons. the issues have been re-seouled and they can restart. 800 civilians remain in that area. >> meanwhile, france and the u.s. work together to achieve a diplomatic solution to the war in syria. the french leader francis hollande has been talking to the u.s. president on a voist to washington. tom ackerman reports. >> the french president received a white house welcome with all the trimmings, in contrast to the frosty relations 10 years ago when france refused to join the u.s. in inviting iraq. >> the logistical and intelligence support of the french military was placed by francis hollande, inshoring up mali. >> translation: the operation was sucks cessful because -- successful because a decision was made and americans took part and europeans helped as well as americans. >> obama and francis hollande gave themselves credit in uniting to pressure ice syria, but concedes that the bashar al-assad has not fulfilled commitments. the u.s. expressed frustration with syria's resistance to a trans

. >> and the logistics that go into this. this isn't a large whitehouse kitchen and 350 guest. >> it is smaller than many people's home kitchens. it is sort of a little portion that is small, high powered and all of the staff that works there are talentalented and at top of their game. you are talking about a great team of professionals and an equipped kitchen. this is like a broadway opening. people are rehearsing and rehearsing. there is no margin of error. it is like a hotel or restaurant, where if it doesn't go well you get 10% off the bill. you have to hit this. that is the real difficulty of it. the dinner is well rehearsed but the pressure is there that there could be no slip ups. >> what advice would you give the staff tonight? what have you given them in the past? >> the chef there now is exceedingly talents culinary and great eye and palate for design. she will have no problemxcuti problemxcuting -- problem executing -- i don't have words of wisdom because she is doing a super, super job. the only important thing is

we are not there yet, but one thing the international community can offer is the logistical support.hings are not easy to organize and only some countries like the u.s. can provide enough lodge it's u.s logistical support for these communities to intervene rapidly, i think that's the issue. >> we have a very short time left ambassador, he mentioned the u.s. as being one of the countries that could pull this off. is there much interest in this country in doing that? >> i think there is tha strategc interest because of it expanding and impacting other countries. when i was ambassador to the republic of congo i mentioned earlier to you that c.a.r had a coup during that period of time and the impact on congo with the refugees, so i think we get it. i know we are very much involved in dialogue with the french, i know that we tend to provide lift in those particular circumstances, particularly for humanitarian assistance, i know that we are doing that as far as c.a.r is concerned. one thing that we haven't had in c.a.r is we haven't had an embassy there in c.a.r for a very long time. >> th

it hasn't been the best olympics in terms of logistics.ever, i think it only getting a sentated in this world of camera phones and twitter where everything negative will be blown up ten fold. >> what about the empty seats? in some venues we're seeing that? >> sochi is a very difficult place to get to. there are hardly any direct flights. it's on the black sea. plus, leading up to this olympics, we never heard so much about terrorism than we have going into an olympic games before. it was in vancouver four years ago. is there a terror threat at any sort of big event? yes. but particularly in sochi, considering where it is, i'm surprised the ioc went ahead and gave russia this bid considering all those factors and the fact that there was no infrastructure there before putin put $50 billion into it. >> lots more money on this one than -- what did you say? 7 billion in vancouver? >> yes. 43 billion more here in russia. and the per capita income in russia now is $14,000 per year. perhaps that money could have been better spent somewhere else. b

they have a ruthlessness, but they are great at logistics and organizational capacity.hink of what he achieved. it's a remarkable achievement sending tons of drugs across a very heavily gourded border using criminals and drug addicts and other unreliable actors, and he was able to do it for years and years. i think a lot of times these people are not as easily replaced and people think. everybody can kill ruthlessly. that's not a difficult quality to find in a drug cartel, but the logistics and organizational capacity is not so easy to find. and one case in point is the tijuana cartel. they were absolutely blood thirsty throughout the '80s, and the two leaders were arrested, and once those guys were gone, their ability -- the organizational ability and logistical ability were not so easily replaced. and that cartel, the king of all cartels for many years eventually disintegrated and it's a shadow of its former self. >> let's hope that is the case here. thank you. >> thank you. >>> chuck hagel is recommending some very steep budget cuts for the military including shrinki

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there is great demand for transport and logistics services the rating agency fitch reported a downgrade of the long term issuer default rating in foreign currency of thirteen ukrainian banks from two minus two triples team is down three followed the fall of the screen suffer grief was. it's gotten gains independence will not be able to use british pounds this was stated by the uk finance minister george osborne bbc news reports. thus if the scots good for the separation from great britain and its temper. they will have to dial in the pounds the budget surplus in two thousand thirteen exceeded one point five billion years. this was reported by the athens news agency sith apprentice to include some of us. this is the first such case in ten years from the greek government managed to balance the main financial acumen of the country previously in early december two thousand thirteen. the parliament adopted the budget without provision for deficit one hundred and fifty three deputies set of three hundred voted for the budget and according to the adopted budget the national economy is to grow

who can unite this polarized country, politically, geographically and logistically.oment there is no sign of one figure. >> just to let you know, it's just been reported by reuters, ukrainian parliament voted in favor of yanukovych being tried in international court for serious crimes. that's coming out of the ukrainian parliament. they are voting in favor of yanukovych being taken to the international criminal court. of course a number of people have been killed in the last few days before yanukovych stood down. we will update you on that as soon as anything changes on that. >>> in other news today, within the last hour a south african judge ruled that the trial of olympic athlete oscar pistorius will be televised but only in part. the athlete is due to stand trial next week for murder after shooting dead his girlfriend reeva steenkamp just over a year ago. he's always said he mistook her for an intruder. witness testimony might be televised. >> the coverage does not carry the intrusive potential as the video form of coverage. in my view, whilst there may be no visu

today within the country in the name test the market there is great demand for transport and logistics services. the rating agency fitch reported a downgrade of the long term issuer default rating in foreign currency of the two ukrainian banks from two minus two triples team is down three followed the fall of the screen suffering grief was. it's gotten gains independence will not be able to use british pounds this was stated that the uk finance minister george osborne bbc news reports thus if the scots good for the separation from great britain the september they will have to abandon the pounds the budget surplus in two thousand thirteen exceeded one point five billion years. this was reported by the athens news agency study for a minister but in some markets. this is the first is facing ten years from the greek government managed to balance the need for an introduction of the country previously in early december two thousand thirteen. the parliament adopted the budget without provision for deficit one hundred and fifty three defeat the set of three hundred voted for the budget and acc

we have the air combat element, the ground element, and the logistics element. we think this is what makes us unique. you get a task force capable of operating across the mission sets assigned to that force. the marine corps has freestanding magtf's. starting on the far right, marine expeditionary forces. they encompass the operating forces. this is the bulk of the marines that deploy or come out of these forces. this type force is used for major combat operations. it is a corps sized force like what you saw made the march to baghdad in 2003. next to that, you have the brigade commanded by a one-star. it says up to 15,000. this can range from a joint task force headquarters up to aggregating multiple forces in support of major combat operations. then you have the two on the left, which we would consider our forward deployed forces that we would project forward and anticipate would be operating in theater all the time, not just when there is a crisis. the one we have traditionally deployed is the marine expeditionary unit. it is about 2500 marines. it is associat

we have tremendous capability inside a logistics combat element. most of it was throughput type capability nor to operate the hub which is our main base in moron. so what that allowed us to do was essentially bring throughput supplies, parts, equipment through the area and then get it out to the force wherever the force might be at the time. so very good capability inside, but taylor. certainly not as robust as some of the standing magtf that we have here regarding the pre-deployment training in anything note of all, i think it was a scaled down version. this is a standard organization. didn't exist last year in april. that's about the time that we started training to head over to spain. eric schmidt with the "new york times." you talked about your area of responsibility being north and west africa. obviously a large portion of territory. we have at least two al-qaeda-linked organizations there. aqim and smaller organizations. how do you -- as you l

military will now plan logistically to make that a realistic option.is no small feat given we have been there in numbers as high as 100,000 strong plus innumerable contractors for the length of time that it takes to raise a teenager. getting out of afghanistan after being there so long is, itself, a significant military and logistical undertaking. today president obama ordered that the planning begin for the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan to drop over the next 9 months from 34,000 where it is right now to zero, no looking back. now, the pentagon is also planning for other options, for the options of not just leaving zero troops there but the options of leaving anywhere from 3,000 to 10,000 troops there as a residual force. karen deyoung in the "washington post" pointed that out this week. it's possible there will be a residual force. part of the planning there. as chuck hagel flies off to brussels and the chairman of the joint chiefs flies off to bagram and the president calls hamid karzai directly and the statement goes out from the white house

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logistical support maybe that's pretty good faith comes in. where is the french. sending troops summer with the americans don't want it and is at a very great hardcore and in good faith comes in because this is the fight against terrorism. and this is where barack obama believes knows that america has to do it with ally. it's so yummy there there are grateful to friends for providing this kind of support in the now eleven years ago. this very month practically to the day we were in indy in the throes of the freedom fries. crisis that has changed in that era is over soon now we are in the world where america is grateful to have allies that will go do things on the ground in this common fight against terrorists. we shouldn't surprise that hospital has essentially continue the policies of his conservative the distance we know he's a socialist unfortunately not all mt and iowans can expect from this since i mostly do politics on the pistol pointed to an empty devoid of you. we enjoyed a healthy relationship basically because africa at least the two west coast and the

with ups and a number of other partners that know logistics. so les really no respect -- there's really no element of any of this that i think you could just say with confidence there's no role for the private sector. but that's not to discount the fact that, as earl points out, this is a reason to do more in terms of public investment and engagement, not less. you know, you were talking about bringing people together. i've seen myself how these partnerships have brought together conservative republicans and liberals, democrats and everybody else in the mix because when you show that you can achieve these kinds of results in such a highly leveraged and clearly measured manner, it's very compelling. it's very compelling. i think people from all walks of life got into this business of public service to deliver results in some form, and this is a very compelling vision that people can get their arms around. the last thing i'd just say is, you know, if you ask most americans how much do we spend on foreign aid and assistance, the answer is 20%. [la

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as commerce grows, as more people come online, engineers, customer service, logistics, there is going to be a lot more opportunity in those areas. >> when you use the data that you received from customers are you able to look geographically at where the bulk of the customers come from? >> of course. >> you're able to match your future spending and investment needs for the company based on those kinds of -- that kind of information? >> sure. data is what drives a lot of decisions. >> you have to match it to what is the economy out there, will pay -- what people will pay for certain things. >> what are the price points that most of the merchandise is moving out. it could be down to as granular as most people are looking for blue. if you use it effectively that increases your growth as a company. >> would this be something, you could overlay this kind of data on information about general unemployment and there might be a mismatch. the employment in one place matches the demand that you have but in certain areas you will see pockets of unemployment that come as you say, maybe those people

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evacuation of women and children were suspended due to logistical reasons. 800 are believed to be in the besieged part of the city. around 200 men in government custody is unknown. >> stefanie dekker is watching developments. stefanie dekker joins us. what are you hearing about the resumption of the humanitarian mission. >> it has started. they have gone in. what they are doing is towing aid at the back of u.n. vehicles. we had two big trucks go in. they couldn't manage to get the trucks out. they are trying this, part of the late-night talks, trying to see what is the best way to get aid in. 150 food parcels, 250 bags of wheat. there's hundreds of civilians in the city who want to come out. we spoke to the governor of homs. he said everything was being done to ensure everywhere that wants to get out can get out. this is the last day of the 3-day extension. there was a feeling they might consider continuing if there are more who wanted to come out. >> what are you hearing about the situation? >> well there's a situation ongoing. this is a town on the boarder with lebanon. it's the la

coach calls it logistics. 's a great passer. dependable. a winning team has to have one. somebody like my mom. my grandfather. i'm very pround of him. her. them. >> pandora gory and "politico." willis to branch out into polics targeting customers based on their party revealed through their choice of music for example, if you like bruce springsteen they think you are a democrat ted nugent a republican. i think they are making assumptions but whether it is onto something what do you think? >> i agree with the promise they a making assumptions but so what? if they have go away to monetize their subscriber base if you use the free service you cannot even opt thef you are aemocrat or reblican it is brilliant. supermarkets have done this for years. not political but doing the demographics it is fantastic for the company civic a think they make a lot of assumptions an mistakes they will mess with that data this is what youeally ought to be concerned about if you have privacy concerns >> do you like pandora? >> i would not invest in the billions years. >> it is still essentially

some of them are blended together, and you need to pull that together and get it logistically very --racking chemicals is not your only business, you have others, so it would be a little too much for them. >> but also we provided whole slew of solutions. there are other chemical companies that make important elements of fracking. we bring all that together into a solution set for fracking, for coatings, for coating manufacturers, for food manufacturers. if you look at a label of a protein bar, there will be 25 ingredients. we can put all of the gradients together and we can talk to the food company about what are the best ingredients for what you are trying to do. taste, color, the feel, the solution set. >> i guess my next question is really -- where are you diversify into next? the thing about shale is that u.s. is definitely the leader but there are a lot of countries that have shale. ukraine, russia, china does. >> last year we made a significant acquisition in shale orcause the masons b developed in south and west texas do not stop at the texas border. they go into mexico. presid

combat logistics was another high priority for us. you take things down even further than sequester asked for. it is a difficult situation and all the more reason you are looking for the additional help in funding. >> that is very true and very few people understand that. >> i am mary walsh with cbs news . i wonder if you could expand on your remarks drawing down the army smartly. you have a force that is highly skilled in combat. i recently had some training. and you have combat veterans conducting training, it is a totally different aim. -- different game. though seasoned veterans are potentially the ones that will be taken out of the army, forced to retire. how do you draw down the army smartly? is extraordinarily capable right now in counterinsurgency operations. one of our challenges for all of the force is that we have to -- innce the forces addition to the challenge that addhave raised, we have to readiness investments to the army to help them recover their full-spectrum capabilities. this is a readiness challenge we face acros