if orion our constellations out there we would look up at the heavens and see the same thing next to the other and it sort of tragic and wax lyrical about the magic of the aurora for hours and he enjoys doing so i think he's. been in new york steve means to be caught in a calling catching the no light and then be in the fifth the know it's warm and everything and talking to him and somewhere in the. nothing often like it's very enriching enlightening hand experience so i would definitely recommend to my friends. hydrogen. as the solar wind only extras make the whole thing even more interesting but will the skyline jump the group wants to be ready to go in case they have to hurry. on their. self see how i'd zoomed in on that planet yet as i turn this focusing ring you'll see there that gets a bit sharper but as soon as i've got a bicep just final adjustments to ensure the guests successfully capture images on that as the cards to take home with them. are stored. and you remember to take the picture you just press that button right right i'll come back and check on you soon ok second a

if orion our constellations out there we would look up at the heavens and see the same thing it would need to stick together and it sort of but chad can wax lyrical about the magic of the or all of those and he enjoys doing so i think he is strong in the extreme ends to be caught in that call and catching them off the light and then being the fifth the know it's warm and everything and i'm talking to and some more about than off the light and it's very enriching enlightening hand experience seven definitely recommend to my friends. hydrogen. as the solar wind all the extras make the whole thing even more interesting but will the skyline jump. the group wants to be ready to go in case they have to hunt. on their tripod so see how i'd zoomed in on that yet as i turn this focusing thing you'll see there that gets the whole bit sharper pursues i've got myself just final adjustments to ensure the guests successfully capture images on that as d. constitutes a comb with them. we're starting to get a real thing. and you remember to take the picture just trust that for right right i'll come ba

we have confirmed that he recently spoke to speak orion -- speaker ryan.aven't announced a vote -- they don't have the votes to get that done, so many things up in the air right now and the clock is ticking. are the chances this happens in seven hours, or can be by a few more days? hard to know, but there are many senators who are nervous about a shutdown and are proposing alternatives suggest a can to make resolution over several days. somewhat to work through the weekend and soft issues on spending caps and on the pentagon side, which has been a major holdup. point is theiding issue of the dreamers, the undocumented people by here illegally as children. democrats are demanding that the deadline be used as leverage to force republicans to come to the table to force a solution. don't believe republicans are going to get serious on that issue unless they are forced to. there are facing a lot of pressure from their base. question, ifre this happens, how does it impact midterm elections? the 2013 shutdown hurt republicans because they were the instigators. th

i've been fascinated by ups's o orion project. imagine the data you can require for a global business that has thousands of trucks operating everyday over thousand he and thousands of miles. and using inputs across the spectrum of their business, including the truck, where the trucks are going. what they concluded is when they become fully operational with the orion project, doing things like not allowing their trucks to take left turns for example, which counter intuitive to me living in miami. when i get a left turn, bam, i'm taking it as quick as i can. but the simple fact is they determined looking at big data using big data analytics that would save them a lot of money. and if they fully implement this program they will save about 100 million miles per year. 10 million gallons of fuel. they will reduce co2 emissions by 100,000 metric tons. reduce the number of trucks by a thousand. and save $300 million to $400 million to the bottom line. phenomenal. use of technology. marching band celebrating it. what about the 1,000 truck

is an improvement dramatically over what it's been, but that's a blended average and includes from orion's and flier flynns. that's new hybrids. we think as we introduce more reliable vehicles into the system, that will continue to rise up in the reliablity. and today, i'm pleased to say with some fast breaking news, in beautiful cookston, minnesota, the temperature was an even zero today. we approved the first article inspection for the first 44 trolley which will mean the prototype will be here probably in first or second week of february , so that was a little bit of good news that will help replace our least reliable fleet. we continue to look at ways -- we've reduced our emissions dramatically. we have among the cleanest fleets in the country and have introduced several initiatives including a pilot to introduce some pilots in all electric as our system would allow, so we're moving forward in -- on many areas. the modernization of the infrastructure, a big program, capital investment program to work on the elevators and escalators. we hope to get the service managed in one location at

a gofundme account has been set of orion to help with medical expense and rehabilitation. -- ryan to medical expense and rehabilitation.>> get well soon and i hope that you recover quickly. >> i really miss you dude and i hope you come back.>> reporter: on the school's website they say the hope is that ryan will be able to regain some mobility so that he can have an independent life. >>> anything to help the bay area housing shortage and how homeowners are taking on the problem their self. >>> a nuclear disaster response was unscheduled, but canceled to talk about the flu instead. coming out what the cdc said about the possibility that this could be one of the worst flu seasons ever. >>> rent prices are doubling from $60,000-$24,000 a month or so many mom and pop stores to close up shop. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation u

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orion, for use by the department of homelessness and supportive housing for emergency shelter purposes initial rent of 489,000, 3% annual increases. >> all right. thank you very much. the sponsor of this legislation is the mayor's office. the speakers today are going to be presenting from two departments, first recognize john updike from the department of real estate and is jeff coming, emily will be here presenting on the office of homelessness. and supportive housing. and recognize carolyn guzen also prepared to speak on the item. before we go any further, hear from the supervisor's office first and then we will hear from real estate. thank you. >> thank you, chair cohen. supervisor could not be here today, my name is carolyn, and she wanted to voice her strong support for this lease, and for the opening of the navigation center at 125 bayshore, and also say thank you very much to supervisor cohen for hosting the site as well as the department of homelessness and supportive housings and the department of real estate for this work on this. the location of this navigation center is in

committee report to approve a lease of a parcel of 31,000 square feet at 125 bayshore boulevard with w wyl orionproperties as landlord for an initial 6-month term and five one-year annual renewals thereafter. april 1, 2018 to september 30, 2023. >> supervisor ronen: i wanted to express my strong support. the location is in district 10 one the edge of district 9. it's an area that often hosts large tent encampments. my office is working on short-term improvements that will improve bicycle and pedestrian safety, but another issue has been the fact that many homeless people trying to stay out of the way of areas where there are many businesses and homes sleep underneath the freeway. and these encampments have been problematic because of the dangerous area with the speeding traffic, the curves where you can't see pedestrians when driving in your car. so i worked very hard with the office of homelessness and supportive housing as well as mohammed naru and former mayor ed lee to find this location and want to send a special thanks to assemblimember phil ting that obtained the $10 million from the stat

>> what did you say, orion?don't know, februaryula. >> looking, i got a d in astronomy, lucky i even stayed awake. >> you took a stab at it anyway. >> embrace it. >> exactly. or ion february ullah. >> eyewitness weather watchers here, reportingery substantial warmth right now. sixty-one the temperature at eileen's house in gilbertsville, incre fran 58. up ear generally region wide , kyle, john, tabernacle all reporting the same kind of warmth region wide. so i is a very mild start. that means, nothing but rain from this storm system through the day today. it is a doozy, though, you got a lot going on, anything from the canadian border, and down even into the gulf of mexico, there is rain falling, almost every single one every these ate rightow, with very cold air on it heals. we do, however, have some heavier batches of rain that work their way through, moderate rainfall, in places like montgomery county right now. but going to see that come through in pockets, in rounds, throughout the entire day. so, just keep

this happened in orion township, north and west of detroit.teen was going more than 100 miles an hour when he crashed and the car burst into flames. deputies say the area smelled like alcohol and weed. he could face charges. snow coming to the northeast and freezing cold winds here in washington. just in time for the state of the union address. forecasters say eight inches of snow could come in when a weather advisory is also in effect in certain areas. it's late january. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief for moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain. and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't

million contract to aurora for continued development of o ryan, your predecessor didn't see a role for orion in the isr field in the air force for this long endurance air force. separately there is a $40 million request in the fy 18 defense budget so i'm wondering, have you changed the position from general auto as far as ultra long endurance aircraft go and where does the air force see this aircraft going? what's the future of it? >> that is a great question. does anyone want to answer that. >> i think it's still on. how i might approach it is this way. when i came in, the chief and i had a very frank conversation and the conversation really was, how are we going to continue with the next generation isr capability. as you look at where we've come, we've done things very manually adding airmen to tackle issues and we can't continue to do that. so, i have a team working on an isr flight plan for the next generation isr and it will be completed in early spring. i am holding an industry day on the second of february that is cosponsored and we will start to bring out some of the elements of the

so like orion, big data is actually opening up brand-new frontiers for us. not just in exploration, but in productivity. of course, that offers us a choice. how are we going to react to this whole new world of opportunities ahead of us? maybe let me finish up with a question. how are your organizations going to react? are you going to embrace this big data challenge, disrupt yourselves, lead that revolution? or are you going to arrive late and struggle to catch up? at lockheed martin, mission success is in our dna. our mantra is inventing or engineering a better tomorrow. so, for us, this choice is very stark. it's about whether we're going to continue to increase safety and performance in aviation or live with the status quo. are we going to build the connected hyper efficient factories of the future? or fall behind in productivity? are we going to lead in mission success across the entire solar system, or are we going to miss out on the future of exploration? so for all of us the choice is obsolescence and competitiveness. and every day, there's 2.5 exabyt

donald trump orion's at the world economic forum in davos is expected to make excuses for the war certainly that is a mirror of the first policy you can be good for them to do abuse counseling as more. u.s. president donald trump is in davos touting his message of america first who will world leaders listen and have a home for the world economic forum and i'll have more coming up. and also ahead turkey bounce a continue a controversial offensive against kurds in northern syria we'll look at how turks at home are reacting to the campaign and the risks for those who dare criticize. the former i is militants we're turning home from syria a former assistant fire tells us why he joined the extremists and how he owes them at least good. morning. leon. all right thank you very much a free a company everyone all right we start off our broadcast with a science. so the greater in china the baby monkeys that you see right behind me they look like they're identical actually researchers created them using the same cloning method that produced dolly the sheep almost twenty years ago the monkeys are prima

research project looking at every aspect of their business, it is called the overriding project --or ryan orion project. using inputs across the spectrum of their business, including the trucks are going. thatthey concluded is becoming fully operational at project, not allowing trucks to take left turns, which is counter to me living in miami for when i make a left turn, i go as quick as i can. they determined using big data analytics that it would save them more money. if the implement this program, they would save 100 million miles per year. 10 million gallons of fuel. they would reduce co2 emissions by metric tons, reduce the number of trucks by a thousand, and save 400 million towards the bottom line. marching band celebrating it. but what about the truck drivers? think of ourmarching band celeby using this information across the board. the combination of wireless technology, use of artificial intelligence, big data analytics, converging into our lives on once. it is possible that a child born , going to in excellent school, would never get a job. the simple fact is that this is not just ab

when we send astronauts out on orion in the future, 2 terabytes of data every hour. that's like 10 million times the data rate of apollo. so our next flight will be unmanned but soon after that we'll send astronauts to the moon and ultimately to mars. the speed at which we're going to be able to do that, how soon that happens, is going to depend extensively on our ability to use big data to monitor trajectory, speed, altitude, things like tank pressures battery voltages. we created what we call a proprietary big data. it streamlines our ability to analyze this huge amount on the ground but, more importantly, in real time on the mission now we can compare all that have data being generated to every flight that happened before to every test that happened on the ground. so now we can find and fix issues before they impact the mission, bring our astronauts back home again safely to the ground and to earth. big data is opening up brand-new frontiers in productivity. of course that offers us a choice. how are we going to react to this whole new world of opportunities ahead

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so they were then happy that the mark was innocent and orion stayed with you?al services, he explained that he had seen an unexplained mark on a mobile child. ryan was quite mobile. however, social services dealt with it as a nonaccidental injury on and a mobile child, which triggered a totally different response, which is why that path started. —— on a not mobile child. john, i want to bring un. clearly, in adil‘s situation, m ista kes un. clearly, in adil‘s situation, mistakes were made. is that inevitable with the sheer amount of cases being referred ? inevitable with the sheer amount of cases being referred? inevitably m ista kes cases being referred? inevitably mistakes can be made on occasions and it can be extremely stressful. of course being in the midst of a situation where you are being referred to children‘s services because of concerned. what is critical is that where those rebels are made, because of the volume of referrals coming through, and that is not necessarily a bad thing, that there is adequate reserves into assets and trieste was referrals