we have a unit, we have two personnel unit. i ooze -- i like to be little pitt mor -- bit more concrete wt we're talking about. what kind of cases and how many numbers. i know we've had presentations to that. i don't have a problem changing the name. 1.3, even peer support member as you identify it, peer support member what that means. it's a new definition or reinforced definition in terms of 1.5 as a reference to a clinical psychologist. chief of department is there designated for purpose of resolution as peer support clinical director. i can follow that. for me in terms of a medical director or anything close to this, i have to examine what we have at this present time. which is one full time medical staff person. there's a lot of definitions as to differentiation of that. to be honest with you, you made a statement in terms that may have minimal budget impact. it sound like there might be potential budget impact in term of this position. that's just one position. again, as we move off and we look into it, i'm looking for th

five thousand personnel from unit eight two hundred are due to move to beersheba soon plus even more private sector computer security experts. the idea is to create a huge cybersecurity complex that will prepare israel for the future. it's a joint project that will combine the efforts of the israeli military plus the science and business communities. which is the director of the cyber security research center at ben gurion university l. of it says that this synergistic approach will help israel to defend itself against cyber attacks. we are less than the eve about what can be done. because we do what. others. think act tools to do and eventually or the cup ability of the state puts this eventually other leaking to the side so we have an advantage that we know in advance what is so broken those are going to use that same to us. private sector businesses are also interested in these developments that's why elevators created telecom innovation laboratories a joint venture between ben gurion university and tortured telecom. european companies know that they can benefit from israeli techn

real small, which was -- it was very stream lined version of an ambulance, but our -- our units and our personnelr personnel, safe -- for safety reasons, inside the ambulance itself, if we have, for most part, 80%, 90% of the calls, it would work, but for your trauma, heavy trauma incidents, where you're working on this patient, there's bodily fluids everywhere, you need some space to work. we have to think about the safety of our personnel as well as vision zero goals, and we want to meet both, so i think this medium size ambulance is a good compromise, and i thank cd 3 for going down to take a look at the ambulances in l.a. they're doing a good job in getting what we need for our tailored operations as well as vision zero goals for the future moving forward. also on august 6, the chief attended division or department head meeting with mayor breed. cd 1 is currently in dallas at the fire rescue international conference. the chief was selected as the iafc's career fire chief of the year. very impressive. she was nominated by former mayor mark farrell, dianne feinstein, as well as george shulze an

the bodies of journalists were discovered first by un peacekeeping personnel on the ground we've called united nations mission in central african republic earlier and they told us that it happened the attack happened several kilometers north of the central city all seaboard and together with three bodies they also discovered an abandoned car on the scene with multiple gunshots so it's yet to be confirmed investigated exactly what happened and why but from how lou you know it looks like now i mean it was an attack by a group of gunmen again no clear what was the reason and why task and some reports say that the crew may have fallen a victim of robbery and you know any crew is supposed to have lots of equipment with them while filming and i didn't find any information about whether any equipment was discovered at the scene we was told and so again unclear and there but is first were taken to u.n. facility in central african republic and then this is where they are now. transferred to one of the hospitals in the casket sofi to the central african republic and we know that russia's foreign ministr

the united nations says more money and un personnel should be used to protect civilians in gaza and other palestinian territories the un secretary general has been asked to look for ways to shield palestinians from what's being described as excessive and indiscriminate force by the israeli military also in jordan has more from the united nations. the u.n. general assembly ordered the secretary general and tonio good tenors to come up with the report of recommendations so that there could be new ways or perhaps a reinforcement of old ways of protecting palestinian civilians in the ongoing dispute with the israeli government the recommendations for coming from the secretary general are for the first would be increasing the number of you would personnel in the occupied palestinian territories in order to help palestinian civilians improve their quality of life the second recommendation is essentially more money for u.n. and other governmental organization programs to improve health care education and the economy in the occupied territories the last two recommendations from a terrorist would

had leicester, leicester were one of six clubs to spend more than manchester united on the transfer window. without the personnelook less than two minutes to arrive. there was one man determined to ta ke arrive. there was one man determined to take advantage, paul pogba. the world cup winner had wanted to move away from old trafford, rumour had it, instead he got the captain ‘s armband and lead by example. he's been criticised by marina recently, as has luke shaw and if it was reverse psychology and had desired effect. the left back finished like a seasoned striker declaimed the first goal of his career and the man of the match award. a late scare whenjamie of the match award. a late scare when jamie vardy showed of the match award. a late scare whenjamie vardy showed quicker reactions than de gea but it did not ta ke reactions than de gea but it did not take the gloss of the evening. reactions than de gea but it did not take the gloss of the eveningm was more important to win today than against bayern munich in a friendly. important to start the maxtor three points, a couple of hours ago we had zero points and

remember, this was the tank training ground for the united states army here in the united states. so his personnel fabricated a model mock-up dubbed the backyard lizzy. they could at least get a feel of being inside one of the monsters. the newspaper on june 1718 declared corporal leavenhart directed a building to mimic a tank. it runs along on excellent style. if nothing else, it made a great backdrop for group photographs. no heavy tanks, big ones that would have looked like that. no heavy tanks were ever delivered to camp cole, but on june 6, 1918, kind of an ironic day when you think about eisenhower's career. on that day, leneau west tank arrived. a gettysburg times reporter wrote, quote, the special tank is here. the officer is as happy as children with a new toy. they received freight from an automobile manufacturer somewhere in america. it was soon unloaded and driven through town while scores of people watched it with great interest. >> this tank was built in france but it was delivered to a motor factory here so we could look at it and bring it up. in his memoirs, three small tanks were

united kingdom. we have british defence personnel in 34 of the 50 us states, 23,000 us defence personnel in the unitedd to work on squeezing iran economically through sanctions and other measures, —— iran deal. we we re and other measures, —— iran deal. we were wondering if the uk was prepared to reconsider its approach towards iran and if it doesn't do that, what impact could that have on the uk us relationship at this time when you are trying to negotiate a deal with them? you can when you are trying to negotiate a dealwith them? you can be when you are trying to negotiate a deal with them? you can be the closest of allies and that still doesn't mean that you don't have things that you occasionally disagree on. that was the case in the cold war, there were very lively discussions between margaret thatcher and drug raid on that time, this is when we do have a genuine difference of opinion, —— ronald reagan at that time. the best way to stop iran developing nuclear weapons is to stick with the nuclear deal and the administration as a different view. but i don't think we should let that obscure the hug

personnel standing by. it's based on a model in vancouver that our investigate tich un unit profiled in may. >> we are doing everything we can to look at creative solutions. >> but there is plenty of opposition here from the feds. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is writing a piece that says the sites would be illegal. >>> in the south bay, a different approach. santa clara county health officials handed out free narcam kits. so there are this year, there have been 27 confirmed opioid deaths. >>> a new poll of hispanic voters is offering insight into how financially confident californians are feeling. fident than a year ago. 40% say they feel about the same. the poll washdu network telemun mason dixon polling and strategy. 625 registered voters were selected. >>> confident or not, there's a glimmer of hope for house hunters tonight in the bay area. experts are saying some of the areas once known as hot spots may be cooling down. here's scott budman. >> reporter: realtor mike gaines took us to a condo that's been on the market for two weeks, with a price tag that was just lowered by $35,000. >> this fr

united states. so its ordinance personnel fabricated a sheet metal lock up. ike's soldiers at least could get a feel for being inside one of the steel monsters. a short announcement and the brooklyn daily eagle newspaper for june 7, 1918 reported and declared camp corporal directed the building of an invitation tank recently and it is being use said by members of the 328 battalion. it is mounted on an old chassis and runs along in excellent style, unquote. if nothing else it made a great background for group fetographs. no heavy tank, big ones that would look like that, no heavy tanks were ever delivered to camp colt. but on june 6, 1918, kind of an ironic day when you think of eisenhower's career, an air tank arrived at the depo. a gettysburg time reporter wrote, quote, the long expected tank is here. happy as as a playground full of children with a new toy. this morning a round of small french tanks was received by fright from an automotive factory somewhere in america. it was driven through town while scores of people watched with the greatest interest. th

personnel issues, that's another embarrassment. it's been one issue after the next. this is the president of the united states. that is leader of the free world. and yet, we have to defend the language he uses or the manner in which he conducts the personnel business in the white house? that's a scandal to our country. >> omarosa made another claim today. and again, she is making the claims we should note without presenting at least us the public evidence of this but she claims that president trump knew ahead of time that wikileaks would release the hacked e-mails of hillary clinton and other democratic campaign officials. she also says she's spoken to special counsel robert mueller. omarosa is not the first person to claim that the president had advanced knowledge. is this significant information? >> oh, i think it is significant information. what we want to make sure is that the mueller investigation is allowed to reach its conclusions. we are still concerned and saw tweets today that underscore this that the president of the united states trying to undermine the mueller investigation. so, yes. it's significa

personnel standing by. all based on a model in vancouver nbc bay area investigative unit first told you about back in may. >nce is very strongly in favor of this model of care. >> reporter: but the fed are threatening to lower the hammer. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein writing that the sites would be a federal felony, f punishable by 20 years in prison. and that cities and counties should expect the department of justice to meet the opening of any injection site with swift and aggressive action. >> ultimately my goal is to keep people safe and to make sure the people working in those facilities are protected. we have to come up with a solution. i think there is strength in numbers and we are talking to other cities who want to consider this as an option. >> reporter: those other citiess a research facility. she says that's an example of the creative solutions they're looking for. in the meantime, once the governor signs the bill, we're told it will not take effect until january of 2019. you have a few days to come to this demonstration. we're told this will stay open until friday. >> the city of van

personnel. north korea is one of them, north and south korea. mike pompeo has come back to the uniteds with the three detained korean americans in north korea. that obviously is a good will gesture on the brink of a summit between the two leaders. where do you think this could lead, based on all that you've learned from the state department and in the wake of president trump pulling out of the iran deal? >> this book confronts in frank terms the prospect of this leader to leader meeting on the north korea issue. there are very legitimate reasons why we had said no as a nation to that kind of meeting before. you really run the risk of legitimatizing north korea as a nuclear power. history shows us and a lot of the history a of negotiations with north korea is laid out in war on peace. this is a slippery diplomatic opponent. they lie, thee speak out of both sides of their mouth. they don't live up to commitments. the problem, christiane, it's not intrinsically wrong to run this as a diplomacy by tweet operation and to saber rattle and to go in there and have the meeting, but all of the

iraq war when we were building a massive armored personnel carriers we ran into a shortage of armor plate steel and because the steel mill was the united states stop the commercial orders and the defense department right then and there, by law they had to. there is no steel mill anyplace else in the world where the u.s. government can say you're going to make armored plates for us. the steel mill in the united states, they don't have a choice under the law. it is the threat to the viable commercial market. you saw the number that have closed. that's a phenomenal loss of steel making. we have reached the peak of our steel making and the united states in 1974. jennifer i know said 20% but it's actually 30% of our steel supplies from overseas which is the highest it any industrialized country who make steel in the world. we are particularly vulnerable. >> is there particular timeliness or should these tariffs had been imposed years ago? >> we should have done it in the obama administration and they wouldn't do it. we talked about it. the timeliness was coming out of steel which began about four years ago, four or five years ago. you had m

handled you know by professional law enforcement personnel i do want to say that it should be remembered that yacc of polly lied his way into the united states by concealing service in at least three different s.s. sponsored units and that part of his responsibility was to guard a labor camp which served to prevent the escape of jews who ultimately were as you said massacred he should not be permitted and will not be permitted and again we are grateful to the german government for its assistance and this will not be permitted to die in a country whose whose families sacrifice two hundred thousand of their sons and some daughters as well to bring an end to the nightmare of nazi terror any in europe was the reason we certainly do appreciate your time and your insights tonight only rosabel director of human rights enforcement strategy and policy at the u.s. department of justice mr rosenbaum thank you very much. well here in germany the compulsory military service or conscription was abolished in two thousand and eleven germany is not an outlier here most european countries decided years ago to start converting their armed forces into pu

republics where people with enormous power, namely the president of the united states go about engaging in practices and decisions about personnelrity clearances and other things in a way that's neutral and based on what's good for the country rather than on some angry moment because somebody dares say somebody against the president. the reporting you mentioned earlier suggests that like a lot of other things, whether pardon power, terminating other folks, taking away security clearance, he doesn't let people know that he is doing this. ultimately if the senate or house has the wherewithal and integrity to look at these things will learn a lot, and it may be true that people will say the president has constitutional authority to do x or y, doesn't mean what he is doing is wise or smart or in the best interest of the country. >> as you know, he is ignoring or not consulting folks he put in these roles. closing arguments as you listen to the accounts of the closing arguments, what stood out to you? >> the thing you see in criminal trials that has the star witness, somebody that committed the crime with the person on trial, the coo

united states. as for the country has very important things over 2.6% military pay raise and increases the act of active duty workforce 15000 personnel bringing the total at 1.3 million. it tries to address the pilot shortage with $10.7 billion to buy 77 strike fighters. 193million in research and development for improvement to be incorporated into the future years. it authorizes new missile defense with 1752 with those patriot systems in south korea and 23.74 navy ship building over what the president requested. it does go on to rebuild our military strength in the country. but it fails on one important front to be a significant and serious threat to national security that we are beginning to wake up to. for the first time since the end of the cold war united states is engaged in a geopolitical competition for the adversary. 1991 no other nation on earth can ary project power of the united states until now. unlike our country one that leads with victimhood but also to believe they have a preordained destiny. this is what they mean when they constantly use the phrase of historical determinism. they say they are predestined to be the

these are the guard personnel either operating aircraft are making personal observations. it was a aircraft unit from the guard line recently in tucson. at served six individuals with burlap backpack. our agents were able to seize marijuana and arrest all six individuals. that speaks to the level of cooperation and different capability they bring to us. >> i want to go back to how the committee enhance the training of the guardsmen and women. do you have examples or anecdotes of if they were not doing this issue they be doing training or computerized training, now they're doing a real mission and how that has enhance their skills. >> we've taken a number of folks from the engineering battalion to work on the border operating heavy equipment. the same that they would operate in a primary mission. we did deploy folks from the maintenance company down to the unit. they're doing vehicle maintenance. having more vehicles to work on makes more capable mechanics. we have many work there helping save costs. on the aviation front the pilots get great opportunity to operate the sensor package and doing re

serving on the new frontlis of tech warfare, most of the military personnel assigned to diux have served overseas as war fighters with tactical units. they appreciate the difference between a "cool" new technology they are helping develop and its intended mission with much different risk-reward metric >> we would rather leverage autonomous technology to map out the battlefield before a human has to go into harm's way. we're trying to buy down risk.uy >> reporter: bg down the risk by leveraging the nation's tech capitol. for the pbs newshour, this is mike cerre reporting from mountain view, california. >> woouff: now, hari sreenivasan and comedian and documentary lm-maker hari kondabolu look at the effects of exclusion and stereo-typing in american comedy, eertainment and media, particularly the stneotyping of south asians the character, apu, on "the simpsons," the longest-running primetime scripted series on tv. >> we've had an amazing run in the past few years, there's like 14 of us now, oh look how'd i get there, that's progress in al time! >> sreenivasan: comic hari kondabolu has been thinking about how he fits into america as t

personnel. helping in any way they can. in some cases the united states navy has been the first on scene. areas like bangladesh, any sia, vietnam, japan, natural disaster in the past couple of decades, the navy has been there. with that, that is kind of the introduction to program. we're going to have now i'm going to introduce our speakers and let them each talk about their areas of the rule of law in the pacific fleet. we're first going to talk about the challenges and training and equipping of the fleet. we're going to hear from admiral jonathan greenart. he retired as a chief of naval operations. poobah of the navy. everything in the navy is under his command. we are very honored to have him talk about how you train the fleet. prior to his retirement, he spent some time dealing with unmanned drone operations but before that, he was the deputy commander of the pacific fleet. he was dealing with all of these issues then that are still present today and has a very unique perspective. he is the now the president of the pacific forum out of hawaii and deals with these polls issues today. a

personnel before making the ultimate sacrifice. by his heroic actions and extraordinary valor sacrificing his life for his teammates he upheld the highest traditions of military service to reflect credit upon himself and the uniteds air force. [applause] >> please join me in prayer once more. lord we thank you again for this honorable ceremony for it is right and courage and valor we thank you again for john's life in love beyond self-preservation to the preservation of others and the preservation of human worth and dignity the preservation of righteous governments around the world. we we thank you again for building his heart and mind in and fearless resolved to deeply match his skills so others may live. as we conclude make john's family be covered with your lavish love and peace. midi uniform sons and daughters of america know your empowerment and protection and may you hasten the day old board where war will be no more. for. for your glory we pray, amen. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> you wrote a book which is a lot about politics and draws on political science? the make the most important thing in terms it is born out of frustration with my interest

answered the call to serving the uniform of the united states of america at such a time as this in the life of our nation. faith to all the incredible civilian personnel who serve here in the department of defense with equal devotion the our nation. and we do so with that other kind of faith as well. just as generations of americans have carried those who have taken to the skies in the defense of freedom born upon their prayers, i want to assure all of you who will be called to this enterprise that you can be confident, you can be confident that you will go with the prayers of millions of americans who will claim on your behalf as generations have claimed before those ancient words, that if you rise on the wings of the dawn, if you settle on the far side of the sea, even if you go up to the heavens, even there, his hand will guide you, his right hand will hold you fast. and he will hold fast this great nation in the great beyond. so thank you for your service to the country, for all of you who have been called to serve in our armed forces. with your unwavering commitment, with the courage of our men and women in uniform, the continued support of the a

united states recent policies and. let's put our attention out of out of afghanistan where at least forty five security personnel have reportedly being killed after the taliban attacked a military camp just north of kabul it comes amid heavy clashes between the taliban and the country's security forces in the city of god me it's where the militants captured an compound on tuesday well it's across live to kabul sultan fison a journalist joining me here on the program good to see you today what's the latest you can tell us now on this most recent time. well it has been a very deadly day for afghanistan it's a very bloody day for afghanistan not only in northen afghanistan but also in eastern afghanistan some twelve at least twelve soldiers have been killed and three are missing but in provinces specifically in. the location were still it's there are conflicting reports that you know all forty five people or afghan security forces have been killed but speaking earlier to a spokesperson for the north and corpse he didn't confirm the death of the soldiers he said that twenty eight soldiers were there and they were missing then they

we don't have the personnel to go around the united states. we have relied on a wide variety of actors to make those challenges. >> >> i don't want to discount anything the chairman said. i agree that extending the deadline is a good idea, but i fundamentally agree with you that our maps are flawed. over the next ten years we're going to distribute $4.5 billion to rural communities. if we get it wrong, they're going to pay a really big price. they won't get the funding they need. so, so, in addition to extending it, and our process is really cumbersome. cumbersome. you have to download all you have to download all the data data from the fcc, go on the portal, get a variety of handsets and about half a kilometer distances go and test signal strength and latency, upload it back, put it on a grid, get it certified by an it's it's diffi we should we should be adding to this with our own efforts. we could do that if we took some fcc field offices and had them go out and do testing. we can ask our colleagues at universal administrative service compa

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