it meets ocea's requirements and the department is moving onto the next step of printing all of the signs and the things that we've worked on, and you can see that in the brochures and the things that we've given out today. the second project that i worked on was the mediation. expanding our mediation policies program. i dove really deep into our current policies, procedures, steps, etcetera, looked to outside agencies, made a lot of phone calls and kind of got a feel for what works and what doesn't work to increase these mediations so when the recommendations of paul and sharon our director of mediations, i was able to draft a very comprehensive mediation policy with proposals that would very shortly increase the number of mediations, dropping that number in the pipeline down to a number we could mediate. >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you very much. next presenter. >> good evening, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson. my name is mar cucus grimes. director henderson -- [inaudible] >> -- to take part in this vision as i tern with the d.p.a. -- intern with the d.p.a. i've worke

fire department, cal ocea, landlord, tenants, all the various different agencies. there is a difference between replacing an elevator and modernizing an elevator. modernizing is a process where you don't have to necessarily take out the entire shaft of the elevator. the fire department issued a willingness to work with owners to change the dimensional requirements and whether it has to be large enough to get a fire department gurney inside the elevator. which are some of the things that make the costs go up. and so there is modernizing an elevator without displacing the tenants. the elevator, as it stands today, is not just a one-inch difference. it's five or six inches. it jolts every time you go down the thing. imagine if you were dependent on this elevator to get to your home. so, i just -- i will leave nit your hands. because, you know, you're the final arbiter of whether an order gets put on this. this is one of the few ways we have to hold the owner accountability. and there are people watching this broadcasts that will take a message away from your decision

from both sides of this supercontinent, with a free access from both the pacific and what atla ntic oceas area denying capabilities, this is a military term, comes to describe this sort of capability that russians and chinese have against the us forces. it will ma nifest have against the us forces. it will manifest or at least my signal that the certain era has ended, that the us cannot freely choose where it deploys its forces without an management. this is a signalfor other enabling countries in the grey zones, like japan and south korea and taiwan, philippines and others in the western pacific, which is nowadays the main area of attention between major powers, being japan and united states of course, china and united states of course, china and russia. and of course for a country like poland, the baltic states, ukraine and others here between the atlantic coast of europe and the empire of russia. most russia and china are trying to phase out the us influence in eurasia. which was sort of the backbone of the system and later the post—cold warera. the system and later the post—cold war

i would take a little bit of time off but soon we at the g7 ocea ns of time off but soon we at the g7. what are you looking for two most?l really good sleep tonight. we have been going day after day after day, andi been going day after day after day, and i want to get my head down and have a really wonderful long sleep. good luck. i bet you'll replay at all in your mind and will be up to get off to sleep. it is been really nice to talk to you. thank you so much. have you ever stood in front of a goat and wondered why it was staring at you? well maybe the goat was looking at your face, trying to work out your mood. because new research suggests that, in fact, goats are quite perceptive. able to read the emotions on a human face. and invariably they will be drawn to smiley happy faces, rather than gruff, grumpy sullen faces. aren't we all! amanda akass has this report. they may be gruff by name, but it turns out they don't really like those who are gruff by nature. goats at the buttercup sanctuary have been involved in an experiment, showing they much prefer happy human faces. angry peo

obviously we are in big ocea ns brexit vote.re notjust good for us, but for the eu as well. thank you. yes, it has been 30 years or more. i do not want to dwell on the past, i more. i do not want to dwell on the past, lam more. i do not want to dwell on the past, i am looking to the future. we welcome the prime minister today and this is the first, hopefully of many more visits in the future. we are looking forward, as i said to strengthening the ties that we already have despite the fact that there has not been a british prime minister. there has always been consta nt minister. there has always been constant high level engagement between us, between our two governments. and what we're seeing now is is being reinforced. it is notjust because a brexit, we're talking about security, partnership in various issues at the multilateral level, the un support for our united nations headquarters thatis for our united nations headquarters that is here. lots of other things such as education, defence, what we're saying is that we want to e

one that could happen, for example, is if the ice caps melt, that water goes into the ocea ns caps meltcan have knock on effects around the globe. another is if you get dieback of the ra i nfo rests is if you get dieback of the rainforests so that the amazon, for example, turns from being a forest into some kind of drive savanna grassland, that changes the whole ecosystem in that area and the climate in the area and that can have knock on effects on the carbon dioxide budget of the atmosphere —— dried. we're looking at all these compounding effects —— dried. dried. we're looking at all these compounding effects -- dried. aren't we aware of this and something needs to be done? bash dry. the the global temperatures is two degrees warmer than it was in the 19th century and the paris climate agreement had the unanimous agreement had the unanimous agreement of all the countries there that it would try and keep temperature to well below two degrees. subsequent to that, of course the ambitions are great, but the achievement has not been so good and particularly as you say with the us withdrawi

we are always talking about plastic in ocea ns always talking about plastic in oceans and this one reallylastic love and a little fish has been caught in the finger. —— glove. and a little fish has been caught in the finger. -- glove. full disclosure, that fish did suffocate. well you know, you need to know the truth. a couple who met on deal or no deal have got married five years later, that is quite a good story. they won 56 grand, five years later they got married. congratulations to them both. we got to love in the end. 18 minutes past six. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. good morning everyone. this morning if you are just stepping out it is chilly, but we have got clear skies. many of us it will be dry and sunny and for the next few days is actually going to be dry for many parts of the uk. fronts coming in at times introducing rain, more especially in the north—west. this morning you can see there is also a layer of cloud across parts of the south—west of the uk. temperatures here are not as low as they are across other areas and we have got some shower and misse

the ocea ns else, virtually nothing else.ations if we do not take action right now. on a different, lighter note, the jellyfish. how right now. on a different, lighter note, thejellyfish. how do right now. on a different, lighter note, the jellyfish. how do you right now. on a different, lighter note, thejellyfish. how do you deal with them? they have been my real difficulty. it was at the beginning of the swim where they were so difficult. around plymouth and lyme bay, there is only one way to get past jellyfish and bay, there is only one way to get pastjellyfish and that is to swim through them. that has been a big pa rt through them. that has been a big part of the ordeal. and they sting, presumably? not only do they sting but they slow you down. you get a paranoia and think you are going to have a jellyfish in your face, in your armpit have a jellyfish in your face, in yourarmpitand your have a jellyfish in your face, in your armpit and your groin with every stroke. you swim with your head up. instead of summing up for ki