mr peter kay ok mr peter you know you are how you behave badly in public that's not a mr meaner ok it's just behaving bad in public brand let me go to you but i don't mean you know that. i'm a liberal that's why i'm saying it ok i don't give people a pass for saying fluff things like they do on c.n.n. and it's n.b.c. 247 every single day graham let me go to you here this impeachment thing is a complete diversion because it doesn't talk about what's really happening in the country again the democrats don't learn the lessons of 2016 the lessons of this failed hoax run the russia hoax and now they're going to continue to do it i mean under obama till 2016 they lost a 1000 seats across the country they're going to keep losing seats graham you know i would i like to see trump impeached yeah i think that be fun i think you could get him on the amalia's clause but ultimately it is a waste of time because most of the 60 percent of americans don't have 501000 dollars in savings all right there are 40000000 people living in poverty in america when obama was in office we went from 2 wars to 7 ok w

mr. peters. let's open it up for public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, any comments or questions about this contract? i have one, mr. peters. when we auction off our vehicle, what is the criteria for the vehicles that we choose to auction off? >> in most cases, a good lion his share of what we auction off our like the buses from sfmta. we take buses and old electric trolleys and things of that nature that are no longer of service to the city. we use an auctioning service to take those vehicles and sell them and provide us revenue. >> do we also auction off vehicles that have been allocated to the police department or the fire department? >> to be auction off the unmarked vehicles with a personal vehicles that are taken vehicles? >> i have a slide. if you would like it, i can show it. it is a little bit detailed. it has the breakdown of the different types of vehicles. >> would you mind e-mailing it to our offices? >> absolutely. but with the detailed breakdown here, i

and he was challenged briefly there by mr peter bone who is a conservative party politician trying to stop things on a technicality and it seems that john bercow was willing to hear that but wasn't willing to let it go so let's go to jonah who is outside parliament and i hope it can make more sense of it than i just did because it is complicated jonah basically what we just see what does it mean for proceedings tonight. well you've just been treated and come out to a show of the sort of arcane procedures of the british house of commons speaker john bercow allowing all of the conservative party m.p. grandy of the conservative party one of the key figures in the so-called rebel alliance of m.p.'s opposed to a no deal breaks it allowing him to stand up and make an oral. application he had 3 minutes to do it he took far far less than net asking for a emergency debate on no deal under the terms of what's called an s. so 24 a standing order 24. parliamentary device john bercow. by the arcane procedures of part of approving that request oliver letwin saying simply in light of the government'

mr. president -- >> peter? >> will president rouhani come to -- >> i don't know. that's up to him. it is not up to me. it is up to him. we'll see what happens. i would let them come. if it was up to me, i would let them come. i always felt the united nations is very important. i think it has tremendous potential. i don't think it ever lived up to the potential it has. but i would certainly not want to keep people out if they want to come. that would be up to them. >> mr. president -- failure to strike iran this summer was a sign of -- a sign of weakness? >> i think it is a sign of strength. we have the strongest military in the world now. and i think it is a great sign of strength. it is very easy to attack. but if you ask lindsey, ask him, how did it go into the middle east, how did that work out, and how did it go going into iraq work out, so we have a disagreement on that and there is plenty of time to do some dastardly things. it is very easy to start. and we'll see what happens. we'll see what happens. i think we have a lot of good capital. we have to do something, we'll do it

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mr. peters for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thanks to the witnesses for being here. miss evans, first of all, i appreciate we're in a nonclassified situation, you'll obviously tell me if you can answer my questions. do you know how many cyber attacks the electric grid sustains on a regular day, average day? sustains on a regular day, average day? >> so doe continuously monitors across multiple things. so it depends on how we talk about a cyber attack, and so we are in constant communications, and we constantly monitor what is happening in the state of the sector as a whole. so beyond that, i'm happy to come back in a more appropriate setting to give you more details, if you'd like. >> well, you didn't tell me a number. do you know the number yourself? >> that's why i said it depends on how -- >> how do you define the attack? >> yes. >> and how you want to quantity fie. >> are you able to determine how much of the activity is coming from state actors? >> so, again, i would be happy to talk about that more, but yeah. the way that we are designing the systems -- >> i'm

mr. four years peter a. defazio. >> it's nearly three years since i first questioned tsa regarding the least and it's pretty simple. no congress were elected official of the government of the united states and he district of columbia's should have part of its force of any benefit that may arise and the ranking member just went on to say we are here because president trump is ignoring all precedent decided to not die cast itself of its business interests and the hotel any trump patel and in particular that hosted its elected officials a child benefit at the president was elected and didn't get a majority of the vote but was elected so to say that this committee should not be pursuing this with gee essay or that is bizarre and secondly. this building was least because it was losing money and the idea was it's going to make money and we will get a share when with gsr does this stuff and a share of the profits as a share of the growth and we don't hardly a profitable in we don't even know today and the only stat

mr. peters. >> thank you. fascinating discussion. i'd like to address an issue i think is of profound importance to our democratic republic, that's the fact that in order to have a vibrant democracy, you need to have an exchange of ideas and open platform. certainly part of the promise of the internet, as it was first conceived, is that we would have this incredible universal commons where a wide range of ideas would be discussed and debated, it would be robust, and yet it seems as if we're not getting that. we're actually getting more and more silo's. dr. wolfram, you talked about how people can make choices and live in a bubble but at least it would be their bubble they live in. that's what we're seeing throughout society as polarization increases, more and more folks are reverting to tribal type behavior. mr. harris you talk about medieval institutions and stone age minds, tribalism was alive and well in the past and we're seeing advances in technology in a lot of ways bring us back into that kind of tribal behavior. so my questio

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. >> host: peter and alexandria virginia. mr. donovan. >> guest: there was research into the nuclear propulsion and they stuck with chemical which they haveon been using of cours. but right now, of course they are thinking about going to mars and it is a long way. gminimum of 34 mile 34 million . >> host: there's a potential thl return to theet moon. do you have an opinion aboutpi that? >> guest: some people say if we could just move on there's a lot of things you can do. >> host: dave is in vancouver washington. go ahead. this dovetails on us going back to the moon. moon. would we not need to go to the moon first before we go to mars to establish a research outpost that could develop fuel on the moon that would get us to mars that much easier because we are out of gravity area and secondly, the soviets propelled us with nick to do the apollo program. let's say the chinese put a man on the moon, would that motivate us to go forward with establishing the research outpost on the moon to go to mars? >> guest: they are not in the mid

mr. chairman, ranking member peters of endings for a long time. this is a third time i've been in a leadership role during a migration surge at the border. families and children. both in 2014 and 2016 at the end of the last administration. we have more than doubled those crises combined in the first seven months of this year and we're still in the middle. we are doing everything we can to address it. as you will see, on the medical front, we had about ten people providing medical care in our top processing center as of a year ago. we now have 50 in that center alone. 24 x seven coverage in all all of her highs traffic sectors with u.s. coast guard medical teams on the ground. we have health and human services, commissioned corps on the ground with us. working to protect the special children that come into our custody. we've expanded our facility. we put up 1000 spaces in two location. we will have 10,000 by the end of next month to address this growing crisis. we've gotten tremendous support from the department of defense, national guard, from our

peters. >> thank you, mr. chairman. while the department was established in 2002 in response to an attack planned and directed by foreign terrorists organization, since then we know that the country and the threat landscape has evolved dramatically. in recent years domestic terrorists have killed more people in our country and international terrorists, and most off the fbi's domestic terrorism investigations involve white supremacist violence. secretary napolitano, during your tenure you were there probably at a turning point when we saw the threat landscape change in the current wave of white supremacistsur violence. i'd be curious as to your assessment as to how you address that, what more you think we need to do where there are impediments and i would like to hear from the other sectors as both in terms of how we deal with this significant threat we're facing now. >> yes. so one of the manifestations of this threat is the radicalization of loan actors throughst the internet. radicalization of lone actors through the

enator peters: thank you, mr. chairman. the department was established attack in response to an planned and directed by foreign -- a terrorist organization. since then we know the country and threat landscape has evolved dramatically. in recent years, domestic terrorists have killed more in our country than international terrorists, and f.b.i.'s domestic terrorism investigations involve white supremist violence. secretary napolitano, during tenure, you were there probably at a turning point when e saw the threat landscape change and the current wave of white supremacists violence. i'm curious to your assessment, as to how you address that, what think we need to do, whether there are impediments, and i would like to hear from suggests as well, as we deal with the significance of what we're facing now. secretary napolitano: yes, one of this nifest tastes radicalization of lone actors through the media.et, through social when we don't really have a good about what causes somebody to read something all the way tera, up to going

mr. trump insisting he did nothing wrong. peter alexander begins our coverage. >> reporter: late tonight, president trump firing back. >> no push, no pressure, no nothing. it's all a hoax, folks, it's a big hoax. >> reporter: the president defiant following the white house's release of this five-page memo detailing his july phone call with ukraine's president, zelensky. >> it's a joke impeachment for that when you have a wonderful meeting or you have a wonderful phone conversation >> reporter: but democrats say the president's words amount to an impeachment offense. >> i'm glad the president released this transcript, but i. if the president gets away witts and balances remain. >> reporter: that call begins with president trump congratulating zelensky on his election victory the president, who at the time was holding hundreds of millions of dollars of military aid, emphasizes the united states is very, very good to ukraine when the president says he's thankful for the u.s.'s military support and expresses a desire to buy more milita

mr. anthony scaramucci and peter wehner, who worked in the last three republican administrations and is theh of politics: how to heal our frayed republic after trump." gentlemen, good evening. >> good evening. >> anthony, i'm going to start with you. the president is continuing to act as his own p.r. machine today, saying he took his own advice on talks with the taliban. you say that he is in full-blown meltdown mania, and it's only going to get worse. how so? where is this all going? >> you mean like how much worse could it get, don? is that what you mean? >> why do you say that? >> it's going to get worse because what he said today. he takes nobody's counsel. there's nobody in the white house, you know -- if you remember chief of staff kelly at least had the strength of personality to sometimes say, hey, that's probably not the best thing to do. don't do that. so he probably curbed some of the exigencies of his personality. >> there's no one there? >> you tell me. look at what's gone on over the last five or six weeks. maybe you're saying it can't get any worse, but i predict it will. it

a general election which boris johnson can win as long as he does a deal with nigel farage peter i think that mr johnson will strike a deal with europe and i think he will probably take britain on a deal which looks almost identical or is almost identical to the one he trashed i.e. mrs may's deal bitter over well before but thank you so much for that we turn to the north for the bottle and we talked to ruth long standing columnist from broadcaster the she think that scotland will emerge as the big political story the sort of. rufe welcome to the alex salmond thank you tell us about the boat john of charities americans something that this is the the 2nd major court victory that she has won over the u.k. government in the most dramatic terms what is behind the imagines of this formidable woman well of course she's in her own re a formidable lawyer even though when she's sitting in the house of commons as a scottish m.p. . mean ever used to color her rate on are born learned friend as is the custom but she is in fact a very learned friend and and she said it and absolutely cracking job she's a very

i asked our north america correspondent peter bowes first about mr trump's personal lawyer.everal television interviews, especially this past weekend, and the committee chairman focused on what he said, that he has acknowledged that he went to ukraine, he has spoken to ukrainian officials, to try to get an investigation into joe biden, officials, to try to get an investigation intojoe biden, the former vice president and possible candidate for the democrats, opposite president trump, at the next presidential election. and he has indicated that he wasn't doing this alone, that there were others in the trump administration involved, and that he had text messages, documents, to prove this. so the committee chairman want that evidence. they want to see what has happened, and they have demanded, by sending him this subpoena, those text messages, e—mails, other documentation, dating back to .5 yea rs documentation, dating back to .5 years to early 2017, and they have given him until the middle of 0ctober given him until the middle of october to come up with those documents —— 2.5

mr. chair and ranking member peters and acting secretary mcaleenan for being here to discuss the important topics. mr. secretary, as i'm sure you're aware convicted american taliban fighter john walker lind is reportedly being released from federal prison today. last week senator shelby and i sent a letter to the bureau of prisons expressing concern over the anticipated release of john walker lind as well as 108 other terrorist offenders scheduled to be released in five years. one of our concerns is the lack of adequate process to notify federal, state and local officials when a terrorist offender will be released. m mcaleenan to fusion centers receive information from the probation and preet services regarding the release of a terrorist offender? and what's your process for sharing this information with local authorities? >> all right that's a good yes, senator i'll look into that and get back to you on that. >> moving forward, can i count on you to work with relevant agencies to develop a strategy to ensure all necessary federal state and local officials have the information they need to

board member peter not or at the frankfurt motor show mr norton looking at this motor share and indeed looking at the motor vehicles we can see here does your company see a generational shift in the way that young people to see the motor industry and motor vehicles and what they used for a one of the biggest changes is that younger consumers really value new and different elements of vehicle like connectivity in and around the car the way they can integrate seamlessly that they still live into the car and it's good to be in w groove we are really leading the pack there with our connected drive so that is something we also see a lot of awards that we win as a brand for that at the same time young consumers are also more open for for example sharing concepts and with our drive now concept for example we have set the tone there as well and now in our cooperation in the joint venture with di maria continuing that a few years ago people spoke about hybrid vehicles as being the future and yet now more and more companies are saying no electric is the way to go totally electric to use the germ

board member peter not or at the frankfurt motor show mr looking at this motor share and indeed looking at the motor vehicles we can see here does your company see a generational shift in the way that young people to see the motor industry and motor vehicles and what they used for a one of the biggest changes is that younger consumers really value new and different elements of the vehicle like connectivity in and around the car the way they can integrate seamlessly that they still live into the car and it's good to be m w group we are really leading the pack there with our connected drive so that is something we also see a lot of words that we win as a brand for that at the same time young consumers are also more open for for example sharing concepts and with our drive now concept for example we set the tone there as well and now in our cooperation in the joint venture with di maria continuing that a few years ago people spoke about hybrid vehicles as being the future and yet now more and more companies are saying no electric is the way to go totally electric to use the german phrase th

he was not happy about peter's question.takes much take a look. >> mr. vice president, how many times have you ever spoken to your son and his dealings? >> i've never spoken to my sona. you should be looking at trump.e knows i'll beat him like a drum. he is using the abuse of power and every element of the presidency to try to do something to smearar me. everybody looked at it and said there's nothing there. ask the right questions. >> sean: ask the right questions.s. i say, "bingo" peter doocy. becaise why?s the abuse of poi y would a vice president of the united states of america be demanding that some ukrainian prosecutor be fired or he's going to take $1 billion in your tax dollars home with him and you got six hours to do it. wow. what biden said there is not true. as a matter of fact, that also, that statement of peter doocy is an outright lie. in july, he told new yorker magazine that he has in fact spoken with his son about his ukrainian business deals. oops. having a hard time keepingg the story straight.it's hard to kee. the left accuses presid

board member peter not or at the frankfurt motor show mr not looking at this motor show and indeed looking at the motor vehicles we can see here does your company see a generational shift in the way that young people to see the motor industry and motor vehicles and what they used for a one of the biggest changes is that younger consumers really value new and different elements of the vehicle like connectivity in and around the car the way they can integrate seamlessly that they still live into the car and it's good to be in w groove we are really leading the pack there with our connected drive so that is something we also see a lot of awards that we win as a brand for that at the same time young consumers are also more open for for example sharing concepts and with our drive now concept for example we have set the tone there as well and now in our cooperation in the joint venture with di maria continuing that a few years ago people spoke about hybrid vehicles as being the future and yet now more and more companies are saying no electric is the way to go totally electric to use the german p

the hospital ducks association welcome to the africa mr engel why do you believe that your colleague has been abducted. ok thank you very much saw. peter has been informing us. of in provocative messages and in some point you actually see and you can sure to restrict our count of. messages. from the contents of seaton which with a provocative message and prior to the deviance or for us knowing that he was abducted you have managed to see and it's explicitly news and i know if we tell what's our group of medical doctors we see being abducted have been followed by d.n.a. to defy me in india managed to source into the conduct of these clothes in the tubes saw. this particular events we have. fresh words in that direction they mean the. isolate on the floor they some are pulling making to its sawyer's to us this seems like an abduction let's talk about the reality here that he this is somebody who has been advocating for better pay for doctors like yourself and so people assume that this is perhaps why he is he finds himself in trouble if that is the case but just give us a sense of you know your personal situation as a dark sense and bob

commitment to showing their response that they deserve pizza urges mr malcolm as if to seek to pressing with willing human opponent. peter just trying to get some help and. i love what peter used. the news i'll be back in around 30 minutes with will update so to stay with us. please. the tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been great only implement from the inside venezuela things look different we're going down sanctions against petroleum to venezuela so sudan famously have a subtle is a little bit of a sense that political battle certainly adds to the flood of the moment over the whole story is a new mix of cold and henry kissinger to tell on that. would not be tolerated in latin america. an alternative economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make the chilean economy scream so wants to make you u. conn and the venezuela screed. when the make this manufacture consent to stick to the public wells. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the final merry go r

peter? >> caller: how are you doing, mr. cramer >> well, how about you >> good, thanks. my question here, several years ago we purchased farmer's market stock up nearly $28 a share. since, enjoyed growth and expansion and you would think increased value. if their price is currently 18.50 or so. >> right. >> caller: what if -- >> you're going up again and we don't want to go up against amazon they did buy whole foods doing a good job and they get better and better. i like what they are doing i don't want to compete. it's too hard. let's go to jane in california, jane >> caller: good afternoon, cramer thank you so much for all of your help over these years. >> sure trying how can i help now >> caller: i've been in dominos for a long time. it's been a winner i'm playing with the house of money or have taken off a lot but i'm wondering if the dominos story has changed or if i should switch to something different. >> it has changed. it has changed because the great thing about dominos is it delivers but now everybody delivers and that's been -- it's not rich alison's work ric

a hospital ducks association welcome to the africa mr engel why do you believe that your colleague has been abducted. ok thank you very much saw. peter has been informing us. his colleagues. have been surveying provocative messages and in some point they actually seem to have controlled to restrict account of. this it. from that context is a seat in which we did provocative message and prior to the event to deviance or for us knowing that he was abducted you have managed to see in the text messages. what's up with medical doctors we see being abducted being followed by d.n.a. didn't if i mean can you manage to see into the conduct of these closing in the tubes shore with these these particular events we have in west wards in that direction i mean the guy you know lives in. isolate them before they do some are pulling making threats shaw years to us this seems like an abduction let's talk about the reality here that he this is somebody who's been advocating for better pay for doctors like yourself and so people assume that this is perhaps why he is he finds himself in trouble if that is the case but just give us a sense of you know yo

mr. chairman. >> thank you. according to our committee procedures senator peter sis next followed by senator lee. >> thank you mr. chairman. today as we remember the tragic events of september 1118 years ago out of that tragedy came the 9/11 commission in its report examine what happened and made a number of recommendations to remedy the failures that led up to that tragic event. one of the last 9/11 recommendations that have been not adopted in most of them adopted, was the streamlining of congressional oversight which continues to be a challenge for the department and the department of homeland security is pulled into over 90 congressional committees in the house and senate. my question to you is how would you evaluate congressional oversight of tsa in tsa's ability to be responsive to over 90 congressional committees in the house and senate? >> thank you very much for the question. as you highlighted compared to other agencies we have additional requirements and a larger number of committees from home we respond. tsa we have pretty good relationships with almost every oversight entity that we work with. we tr

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mr. biden told peter doocy he never spoke to his son he said at least once his dad talk to him.an: aides knew this was a problem and ukraine and u.s. did not have bad relations. ukraine was being carved up by the russians and the obama administration did absolutely nothing except send blankets and pillows and mres. joe biden was going to go over there and the quote is his aides braced for renewed scrutiny on hunter's relationship with burisma and the policy energy policy raised the question with biden and did not go very far with him but they did recommend that hunter leave the board. so the obama administration was concerned about that relationship. ainsley: so when i see peter interviewing him and saying did you ever discuss your son's -- his son is making a lot of money from this company, right? steve: 50,000 a month. ainsley: he says he didn't talk to him son. his son admitted to the new yorker magazine he did talk to his dad just once. if this were your child and your child is making a ton of money. wouldn't you discuss your child's success with them? wouldn't you know what

mr wallace has supported revoking the cases and ship of some foreign fighters and their families. a man has been charged £55,000 for a year at a hotel in manchester. petergation had been lost. according to mr leila, it would take ten business days for the money to be refunded. i have it was refreshing. you're watching bbc news, we are back very soon. we are ending the week on an u nsettled we are ending the week on an unsettled note we are ending the week on an u nsettled note ta nks we are ending the week on an unsettled note tanks to an area of the pressure which will bring blustery conditions to the shores, you considered moving across the north of scotland in the day, windy weather and this cold front, the rain band across central areas in the morning ) face upwards and eastward through the day. becoming combined use of england, sunshine, blustery showers, heavy across the north—west but on the wind it will feel quite chilly. temperatures of 14 feel quite chilly. temperatures of 1a or 18 degrees in the south. that then clears away during friday night into saturday, indeed for much of the weekend, it will look fine and su btle the weekend, it will lo

mr. biden's son's business dealings in the ukraine. a couple hours ago fox news' petercy caught up with the former vice president while he was on the campaign trail in iowa. take a look. >> reporter: mr. vice president, how many times have you ever spoken to your son about an overseas business dealings? >> i've never spoken to my son about overseas business dealings. here's or what i know, i know frump deserves to be investigated. he is violating every basic norm of a president. you should be asking him the question why is he on the phone with a foreign leader trying to intimidate a foreign leader, if that's what happened? that's appears what happened. you should be looking at trump. trump's doing this because he no doubt beat him like a drum s and he's using the abuse of power and every element of the presidency to try to do something to smear me. everybody looked at this and everybody's looked at it, said there's nothing there. ask the right question. eric: investigations have said there's no wrong doing, but despite that the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, critici

peters? >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary mccarthy as we discussed in my office, i have a very significant contamination problem in my state. there seems to be some miscommunication going on between the army, national guard bureau, and national national guard-- michigan national as well as the local community. to give us some background, the michigan national guard submitted a time critical response actual requests the -- to the national regard bureau. there are homes in grayling township that have tested positive for very high levels of these due to contamination from the camp grayling army airfield. it was my understanding that a request made by the michigan national guard through the national guard bureau and the department of the army requesting funds to provide for a new water system to the residents who were affected. meeting in late july, and the amended announcement to the town, that they would receive a new water system. it was obviously received very positively. however, following the meeting, my office wa

the referendum campaign, both mrjohnson and mr gove became "ambassadors for the expert—trashing, truth—twisting age of populism". our political correspondent peter been giving me more details about what the former prime minister has been saying in extracts from his new memoir. david cameron has been pretty much silent since resigning rather acrimoniously the morning after the eu referendum, and this book, which i dare say will be on a lot of politics watchers‘ christmas lists in a couple of months‘ time, we're getting the first extracts from it now in the sunday times. some of the key quotes. he talks about trying to persuade borisjohnson to back remain during the eu referendum but he says he came to the conclusion that borisjohnson risked an outcome he didn't believe in because it would help his political career. a lot of people have suggested in the past that borisjohnson‘s motivations for brexit perhaps are not as strong as he might suggest now. that is certainly the feeling of david cameron, anyway. while he is disappointed with borisjohnson, he seems more angry with michael gove, according to the extracts. he saw michael gove as a close fri

the referendum campaign, both mrjohnson and mr gove became "ambassadors for the expert—trashing, truth twisting age of populism". our political correspondent peterwith me now. it is more than three years since david cameron left office and resigned immediately from the house of commons and ceased to be an mp. he has been pursuing his business interests and other political interests and other political interests but he is coming back with a real kind of punch in the stomach for thejohnson government. a real kind of punch in the stomach for the johnson government. yeah, and he has been largely silent. here be out with less than 50 days to go until we are due to leave the european union and his words are going to have some impact, i think. an interesting insight into what was going to his mind at the time. he resigned on the steps of downing street the morning after the referendum, apparently he and his wife had a gin at eight o'clock in the morning before doing so. on a serious note it is more about the conversations that happen between him and other senior conservatives in the run up to that referendum that our own interest, especially borisjohns

peters. >> thank you, mr. chairman. secretary mccarthy, as we discussed in my office earlier i have a sink and pee fast contamination problem in my state and there seems to be some ischemic asian going on between the department of the army and the national guard bureau and the michigan national guard, as well as the local community which is a problematic to have that level of medications. to give some background, the michigan national guard summit at a time regard to the national guard bureau in response to p foss contamination. there are homes in grayling, township that tested positive for very high levels of p foss due to contamination from the camp grayling army airfields. it's my understanding that request was made by the michigan national guard through the national guard bureau in the apartment of the army requesting funds to provide for a new water system for the residents affected but they held a town meeting for the residents in late july and made an announcement to the sound they would receive a new water syste

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