now we've got a couple of speakers first, i want to bring up ms. robin as well as another gentleman from the office of economic workforce development they'll give us a detailed description of the program and answer any questions you have. colleagues you should have in front of you some non-sun active codes and the planning code that's some of the questions the public has. this clarifies privatization it addresses concerns about privatization noting identification of plaza stewards and private events we have anothers attorney here to discuss this matter. we're joined by john updyke and the department of real estate and the rec and park department staff are all present. so first robin and ken. thank you very much robin. good afternoon, supervisors i'll change that to good evening. robin with the office of economic workforce development. thank you very much for the opportunity to addresses you today about the proposed plaza program you'll be considering four amendments that enable it process. allow me to start with the program mission and goals i'm sure you

now we've got a couple of speakers first, i want to bring up ms. robin as well as another gentleman from the office of economic workforce development they'll give us a dai

now we've got a couple of speakers first, i want to bring up ms. robin as well as another gentleman from the office of economic workforce development they'll give us a detailed description of the program and answer any questions you have. colleagues you should have in front of you some non-sun active codes and the planning code that's some of the questions the public has. this clarifies privatization it addresses concerns

i agree with ms. robin kelly that we need to increase the diversity of our intelligence work force by adding predominantly black institutions to ongoing intelligence community programs currently designed for historically black colleges. it's in our own right and it will create even greater opportunities for intelligence collection. i agree with mr. carney that we must reduce our declassification backlog. as "the new york times" reported just this week, even material that should be automatically declassified isn't. so we need the director of national intelligence to look across the intelligence community and figure out how to improve the declassification process so that more national security information can be made available to the american people now. i also agree with ms. sheila jackson lee that we need to get a handle on how we are employing our contractors. we need to know whether they're doing the type of work that should be done by u.s. government employees. let me be clear, however, contractors perfo

ms." magazine editor robin morgan talks about feminism and social media. she spoke in an event at the university of georgia in athens, georgia. [applause] >> thank you. when you say i do all those things now i know why i am tired. [laughter] when you become a feminist activist i haven't had a chance to wash my hair in 30 years. [laughter] i'm just giving you fair warning. i'm so glad to be here and i'm stunned and delighted and humbled by the enormity of the attendance and it's very special particularly to hear that you do throughout the year and clearly the women's studies presence. there's enough energy in this room to light a city block. clearly throughout the year that you don't just settle for women's history month which i had my moments of ambivalence about because there is black history month and there's women's history month and then the other 10 months are pell-mell month's? [laughter] so we need to have a little available room and spread. we are going to cover a lot of ground so i'm going to leap right in. i thought that for some of the fresh lem