swords to plowshare, i want to make sure their needs are exclusively veterans. that makes sense. the million-dollar question, we have all these financial instruments that we're trying to pursue, and they all look at the map. i still cannot fathom how we're going to be able to get the funding, you know, for this. thank you, mr. beck. i know you're exploring all the options and talking to the stakeholders. at some point, i think we should invite mohcd here, invite everyone here, so we can have a televised conversation and ask them where we are. i remember a year ago when we brought hcd. they gave us the generic plan. i think that's still where we are. everything is just dynamic. we need to get to the bottom of this financing because that's, to me, you know, we can see where we are. okay. thank you. were there any public comments? seeing none, next item. >> clerk: item number five, transition housing rules and regulations implementation. >> thank you, directors. this is a little bit of a follow-up on our conversation from last week. the thr and rs, the housing rules and regulations,

so the next steps moving forward is confirm the programming of the swords to plowshare units and the total number of units and whether or not we'll include any pre-dda units, the call is for the ninth. that just came out. continue to refine the programming for the catholic charities building. that pre-dev loan will be important to support ahsc. and then over the next couple of months, we want to refine the unit count and cost projections for the first buildings that we can really knuckle down with ticd with when we can plan for the project contributions and other city funds and tighten up the schedule for completing the transition. with that, i will take any questions you have. >> thank you for that presentation. i'm sure that the commissioners have questions. >> thank you for that report, bob. we're always glad to get the reports on the progress of the housing development on treasure island, especially for affordable to low-income families. i'm just wondering in terms of the subsidies available. can you maybe expand a little bit on what the financing is that we're considering in ord

the most recent plowshares action took place on april 4, when seven catholic plowshares activists enteredhe kings bay naval base, the largest nuclear submarine base in the world. they were armed with just hammers, crime tape, and baby bottles containing their own blood. the seven had been locked up since they were arrested. one of the seven was elizabeth mcalister, the widow of philip berrigan, a priest at the time he led the tinsel action 50 years ago today. this is democracy now! back in a minute. ♪ [music break] amy: "i had no right" by dar williams. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. north korea is turning to cancel the june 12 summit after president trump's national security advisor john bolton said the u.s. should use the libyan model for denuclearization. negotiatedbya sanctions relief from the united states in exchange for announcing its and welcoming international inspectors to inspect the dismantlement. a years later, nations attacked libya, topping omar qaddafi. we're joined now by christine hong, an associate professor here at

amy: and in georgia, a federal court has filed an indictment for seven catholic plowshares activists who were arrested for protesting last month at kings bay naval base, the largest nuclear submarine base in the world. the activists entered the base on the 50th anniversary of martin luther king's assassination, april 4th. they were armed with just hammers, crime tape, and baby bottles containing their own blood. the activists said they were following the prophet isaiah's command to "beat swords into plowshares." in a statement from georgia's camden county jail, plowshares "theist clare grady wrote, ultimate logic of trident is om explosive power is only part of what we want to make visible. the explosive power of this weapon is only part of what we want to make visible. we see that nuclear weapons kill every day by their mere existence. we see the billions of dollars it takes to build and maintain the trident system as stolen resources, which are desperately needed for human needs." those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i

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it is evocative of turning your swords into plowshares. what was once a weapon is now a beautiful piece of art. alison: and a reminder. katie: exactly. this is all happening between the u.s. and russia as far as arms control systems, but berlin, germany is still a divided city. alison: very much so. katie: and people are quite angry about that. alison: indeed they were. in 1961, almost overnight, a physical wall divided berlin. so this presented a challenge for the united states. they had an embassy in germany, but they maintained the diplomatic presence with west germany. so they had a minister over there. we can only have one ambassador in a country, so we had the u.s. minister sent specifically to west berlin to cover the national interest and protect american citizens over there. very quickly, much to everyone's surprise in 1989, that wall literally started to come down. katie, do you went to speak more about that particular minister? he played a crucial role in that. katie: sure. as the night of november 9, 1989, the u.s. minister to

american makers of plowshares could, with time, and as required, make swords as well.e a permanent armaments industry of vast proportions. >> this is a point many miss who use "the military-industrial complex" as a rallying cry against both sides of the phrase. ike understood not only that we had a large military and corporations to supply it but that this arrangement was necessary. the problem -- whether there was undue influence. the goal -- proper balance. with the phrase "military-industrial complex," ike was saying something subtle and measured, not simply a slogan. america had, in the past, feared a large standing army becoming its own power base. but now the nation had to reconcile itself to a new era. >> only an alert and knowledgeable citizenry can compel the proper meshing of the huge industrial and military machinery of defense with our peaceful methods and goals so that security and liberty may prosper together. >> further, the threat was not just the military and the arms industry. government and science also presented a tricky relationship. >> the prospec

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