rotation maintenance personnel given a predicted those of 58 rad for the mission. -- dose of 58 rad forission. narrator: time, 23:05 hours. maintenance control reports second rotation control dispatched. first rotation personnel coming in. average prichard dose to complete turnaround, 62 rad. first rotation personnel are converted to actual. dm requests six specialist for an estimated hours worth on defective airplanes. four specialists reported with minimal doses. couldn't they accomplish the work with -- could they accomplish the work with nonspecialist assistance? they could. four personnel dispatched for maintenance assistance. maintenance control reports turnaround on his schedule. communications control reports loss of emergency comm. two specialists now investigating. trouble is reported recoverable. assistance of two more specialists requested. can one do the job? but one specialist is best. relayon advised by comm of group readiness. stand by. firefighters control report intensity high. five men showing signs of radiation sickness. all dosage levels rising faster than anticipat

rad was piloted here in san francisco is setting the gold standard across the country in terms of rad conversions and giving housing authorities a powerful tool and a means to preserve affordable housing by converting public housing properties across the country and a $26 million ba backlog. hud has leveraged $5 million in capital to make critical repairs, something that hud could not have done alone, so critical to have public, private partnership. what does it mean for places like san francisco? 1400 units have been preserved including the hundreds of units here and what is exciting to me is that over 2,000 are in the pipeline. if everything goes as planned by september 2019 we should have 2000 additional public housing units preserved through rad. we arweare not stopping there. hud is seeking to extend the rat and we have lifted the cap from 455,000 units from 225,000 to 455,000, and it more than doubles the capacity of units that can participate in the program. in the 2019 budget we are seeing $100 million to help housing authorities who need the support in converting. i will clos

average predicted dose to complete turn around 62-rad. predicted dosages for first rotation personnel are confronted to actual. reported to command post. dm request six specialister estimated hour on engines recovered defective air plain eplanes. they accomplished the work with nonspecialist assistance. they could. four vehicle maintenance personnel dispatched to hangar two to assist aircraft engine specialists. maintenance control reports turn around. communications control reports loss of emergency com two specialists now investigating. trouble is reported recoverable. assistance of two more specialists requested. one do the job. yes, one specialist dispatched. estimated travel 15 minute, maximum stay time 30. division advised by com relay of group, stand by to launch. firefighters control report shelter. five men showing signs of radiation sickness. request commission to go outside and wash down the roof. mission denied. firefighters ordered evacuated maintenance bunker. manpower personnel given 20 minutes stay time to assist. time, 23

average predicted dose to complete turnaround, 62 rad. dosages for first rotation personnel are converted to actual. reported to command post. dm requests six specialists for an estimated hours worth on -- our's work on engines on defective airplanes. four specialists reported with minimal doses. could they accomplish the work with nonspecialist assistance? they could. for vehicle maintenance personnel dispatched to hangar two for maintenance assistance. maintenance control reports turnaround proceeding on schedule. command post prepares to advise division. communications control reports loss of emergency com. two specialists now investigating. trouble is reported recoverable. assistance of two more specialists requested. can one do the job? yes, but one specialist is best. specialist, one dispatched. estimated time, --. maximum stay time, 30. division advised by comm relay of group readiness. standby for launch. firefighters control report shelter intensity high. five men showing signs of radiation sickness. three of them segregated with

i personally trained 15 people at rad workers. i find -- your questions are excellent. your understanding of the problems is excellent. don't discount your ability to understand. if it's not being explained to you properly, then you have the wrong consultant. they approach the methods are really quite sample, and -- >> supervisor kim: so i'm going to ask you a question to continue your time. >> of course. >> supervisor kim: so it would be great if you could first of all finish your sentence, but i would like to know what years you worked on hunters point and what caused you to move forward and blow the whistle as is the term. and then, finally, could you talk a little bit about the cu culture or motivation behind why this happens, and do you think this is widespread in tetratech, and do you think this extends to other federal workers where they get a fixed sum contract and so they're trying to cut costs as much as possible and increase profits for their administration and stakeholders. >> you've got it. there are instances of workers being jailed and find. you can go to

>> yes, that is outside of rad. >> ms. chu: mr. carlson? >> mr. carlson: one, on the summary report, it's quite watered down from last report. and did not include the fact that these are the 2015 affordable housing bonds. and as of what date? i would appreciate on future reports go back, so it's a little more. >> sorry about that. >> mr. carlson: and i really appreciate the detailed report. there is a lot of great information in that. on page 27 of that report, the total number of affordable units that are projected to be created is a 1388. and in the last report it was 1785. so somewhere along the line we lost about 400 units. it looks like about 250 are in the low-income housing that may be from switching from laguna honda to the other two. but the middle income housing that dropped by 170 units and i didn't see discussion of that. maybe you could comment on that. >> there was a loss of units projected in the low-income housing unit because of the reallocation of funds. also because of rising costs, we have been able -- we have had to spend more

first arrived at hunters point, working for new world, i was tasked with another health physics or rad safety technician to service building 322. it used to exist in the bowels of the site. it had since been moved to the front entrance going into hunters point, and 322 was then staged at a corner of inez in the day that the site was operational. when new world was returned on contract to hunters point after a brief shutdown of activities through tetratech, one of the first jobs that came up was myself and another rad safety technician would go in and do a characterization survey of building 322. one thing that we found that was unusual inside that building where there were different layers of floor tiles, probably four to fife different layers of floor tiles throughout the entire interior of that building. if you look at history, back in the day when that facility, that site was operational, any -- any other facility nationwide just like it, if you had a radio active spill, a lot of times, you would decontaminate, and then, you would put another layer of tiles over the original tiles t

with the spencer rifle which allowed them to fire seven shots without reloading whereas the confed rads had muzzle loaders so they were at a distinct disadvantage to federal troopers. the battle of selma was a short intense affair. as wilson's men had come down from the north to selma, they were attacking the city from the north and essentially on the north and east and north and west sides. in the middle was this militia untried troops, older men younger boys who were not battle tested. they were the weak link and wilson was aware of that and when long attacked, he attacked those men primarily and they put up little resistance and quickly collapsed under the pressure, allowing federal troops to come over the wall and within the fortifications into what we would call the confederate rear. at that time confederate troops had to fall back to an unfinished inner line of works closer to town to try to establish a second line of defense, which they did. the federal troops actively chased them over half a mile of ground into the woods and once they got to the inner line of defenses, general w

he came up with this super rad oakland cover. >> i'm ecstatic. it's kind of like, you know, a black man, you know what i'm saying, a black super hero in the town. in the town. >> in the town. the director of course from oakland. receiving 3,000 copies, 2,500 of which were reserved in a flash. >> the remaining us here, we appreciate your time. hope to see you again in half an hour. >> bye-bye >>> tonight, breaking news. as we come on the air in the west. the controversial police video just out. milwaukee police speaking just moments ago, the nba player tased by police. the body cam video just released. the mayor expressing concern, even before the images were made public. all of this after the player had parked his car across a handicapped parking space. >>> also at this hour, new video coming in tonight, just moments before that plane crash. the americans onboard, miracle survivors. and it shows the plane coming in for landing. what went wrong? >>> major news tonight, the nfl saying players must stand for the anthem or the team will be fined. at

on c-span 2, c-span.org rad app.esy of c-span steve mnuchin appearing at 10:00 the treasury s of budget for 2019 obviously. can see s where you that, also c-span.org, and the radio app. again, many things you can find out what is going on capitol hill at c-span.org. the house of representatives is just about to come in for daily issues of defense and other spending taking place, we'll take you to them now. the house of representatives is just about to come into session. we'll take you to them now. spe -- a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. may 22, 2018. hereby appoint the honorable john r. john r. curtis to act as speaker pro tempore on this day, signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 8, 2018, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall de

in the matter of uesf griefance elizabeth sin chair, the board by a vote of six ayes and one absent rad identifies an agreement to resolve the griefance and pay up to the stipulated amount. in the matter of pm versus sfusdoh, the board by a vote of six ayes, one absent gives the authority of the district to pay up to the stipulated amount. in the matters of db versus sfus d&a t versus sfusd the board by a vote of six ayes and one absent gave directions to the general counsel. the board by a vote of six ayes one absent approved the contract for one assistant superintendent, the board by a vote of 6 ayes and one absent approved the contract for one director. the board by a vote of six ayes, one absent approved the contract for two executive directors. the voboard by a vote of six ayes, one absent approved the contract for one supervisor, the board by a vote of six ayes and one absent approved issuing notice that three supervisor contracts will not be renewed. the board by a vote of six ayes, one absent, approved issuing notice that two program administrator contracts will not be renewed.

. >> reporter: is a partnership between the wine train and the group rad.o far murals have been created and even train signal boxes have been decorated by artist 's. >> graffiti artists at one level and mural lists at the other area. if you bring that to the district it will help. >> reporter: residents like the idea. >> you don't see people talking murals. somebody put their art up here and i will respect that. >> reporter: the city of napa uses the graffiti truck but can only clean in public spaces and not private property. private owners could be on the hook for the cleanup. >> either you take care of it or we will come in and you will pay. we have to figure out a way to address this. >> reporter: he would rather see less punitive measures. the arts district will be transformed with hotels, affordable housing and art installations. >> i moved up from los angeles and came from the east coast originally. i love seeing these modern art projects taking over the city. >> reporter: they are looking for colorful solutions and they believe they are right on trac

we are radding stoerp stores like you are and we'll see what happens. we are negotiating in terms of location. as to where and how to meet and rooms and everything elves. and they negotiated like nothing happened. and if you read the newspapers, maybe it will not. i can tell you shortly and we'll know soon. >> sean: the president is not messing around. fox news contractor sarah carter and former u.s. attorney and national review contributing editor. he is amaze nothing the writing and andrew mccarthy and author of the russian hoax. and he will tell you the rest. andy, let me start with you. in am on the radio and called it cross fire hurricane addiction of the sean hannity radio show. and you actually wrote the same thing today. i want you to go into what the times was doing. the new york times specifically in their coverage and why they are trying to get ahead of this. and what you are not seeing in the whole article is counter intelligence. and the reason is the scandal here is they had a case that didn't have a criminal predicate and they didn't invo

my name is rad reyes, a san francisco resident and a member of the filipino community. we've heard the phrase support small business community a lot, and what has happened here is extremely unjust. he serves filipino food, and there's nothing similar to that in this neighborhood. he wasn't operating illegally, he paid taxes, he had all his required permits. he's the epitome of a small business. if we don't protect people like him, we're sending a really bad message. i have four children, and i've always encouraged them to find something that they love to do and work for themselves, start -- start their own business, but after seeing what's happened here, i'm a little bit hesitant. so i'm hoping you'll reconsider. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hi, everyone. my name's chafey zhou. i'm an immigrant from china. i live in the neighborhood for almost 20 years. i do multiple jobs. one of my jobs is working -- [inaudible] >> -- while the food truck is there. what i want to say is the fact that the two -- those two mexican restaurants claimi

. >> rad was referring to the president tweets at your book party. one of the people who was thanked was president trump for all of his tweeting. were you surviv surprised he was driving up your sales? >> it was not i who thanked him for tweeting at me. [laughter] i wish you would not be tweeting at me. i do not know what effect it has had on book sales. i have been blown away at the rate it is selling. it makes me happy. >> with michael wolf he kind of learned like for michael low's retirement fund. >> i did not know, i said i'm kind of like a breakup he cannot get over for some reason. i am out there living my best life and he is out there tweeting at me. [laughter] [applause] >> before we go in i want to thank you for coming out. i had a great time visiting with you. i want to thank our friends at george washington university and this amazing space as brad said. two great young entrepreneurs, keith urban and -- i call them the maestros for pulling this together. thank you for c-span for caring this lie. with all the interviews you have done this i

these leg pa are hella rad. this batter is gonna shatter your mind. [ yell ] want more?se this game lasts for five [ bleep ] days. [ laughter ] monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, iday. and then we're gonna spend allin weekend talkabout it. so hit the pitches bitches and play some cricket. longer than baseball and way less fun. >> paid for by the international cricket council. >> whoa. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: guys we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! pp [ cheers and ause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody. welcome to the show. it is fleet week here in new york city d we love doing this every year. tonight, our entirmaaudience is up of servicemen and women from the u.s. coast guard, navy, army, marine corp and air force! [ cheers and applause ] t you guys a best audience in the world. thank you for being here and thank you for serving and ting our country here an abroad. we are honored to have you with us tonight. we are going to have some fun. [ cheers and applause ] we have a fantastic show. rt of the all-star cast of "o

the past week, the president has turned what was spa rad i can and often private -- the company's ceo who owns "the washington post" according to people close to the white house. mr. trump sees him as a -- the president's most recent tweets targeting amazon coincided with "the washington post" stories he dislikes. what is not clear is that if he will take action to harm amazon's business's interest. >> the president focussing on his perceived enemies and obsession. amazon, and owner of "the washington post" is his main target. four sources to the white house, trump is discusses ways to damage the company. she off the hook on this. it is war one source told me. he gets obsessed with something and now she obsessed with bezo. trump is like how can i f with him and he didn't say f. he wants to increase shipping costs. that would hurt amazon. today we learned that the president just want it but ordered. trump pushed postmaster general to double rates on amazon. pushed u.s. postmaster general megan. and she resisted the demand. the arrangements are bound by contracts and needs to be reviewe

infrastructure for trucks, particularly on the justification that emergency vehicles needs to have ride turning rad snichlt us, so this permits the large vehicle traffic to peculate much more completely for better and for worse depending on who you ask. so i would consider that particular policy transition in the mid 20th century, the curb turning radius, where the functional classification system serves motor vehicle access, is an important transition. >> i would just say maybe they will all be delivered by drone, then you'll have an entirely different problem to deal with. >> another question? . >> thank you very much. all three of you are experts on transportation infrastructure. there are a variety of different kinds off from from that were infrastructure, so one question might be to ask if any of you have any thoughts on that and it's relationship to transportation infrastructure. are we dealing with similar sorts of questions or issues in that regard, or is this a different ball of wax all together? the second question has to do with the size of the united states and its implication for infra

. >> if i may, before rad responds, all of the bid documents are provided in writing, but i think the commission is asking very fair questions about the experience of the firm that was deemed the lowest responsive bidder. we need to get some very concrete detail. i know that they are a newly formed lbe, meaning, they've just been certified as an lbe, so this contract has a very large percentage to lbe's with the prime and thesubs, before they were certified as an lbe, how many years were they in work performing business as the entity with which we're recommending an award today, because the work or experience of a principle does not carry over into how you evaluate the firm's experience. so what i would recommend is we get some specific answers because i think we need more detail here, and i would recommend that we at this point hold this over and get some rereal detail around this firm. because i hear us all struggling here, but i think we need to get a bit more research here. >> i totally agree with you. >> i agree with you. [inaudible] >> okay. thank you. >> president brandon: i al

radded book and is he still talking to you is this >> so the -- not after that question risa i'll behonest with you there are a lot of characters in the book there's a republican speaker of the house. there two mayors a senate majority leader and member of congress no character represent the any one person they're collectives and so the mayor of chicago in this book -- he hurls affiliate curses from time to time and he's never shy about that but he's not based only on emanuel but several of my colleagues and other political personalities here's the other thing i'll share with you without giving too much away. the speaker of the house in this book -- most didn't think that's john boehner many are john boehners -- the mastery of keeping caucus together is nancy pelosi. so i blend blair into what i think is a pretty damn good speaker of the house of representatives. >> thank you this question might be self-serving with steve but how did you get your start in politics was it locally? >> it is well self-serving because he was the first volunteer i had running for office named grg and i ha

. >> i just want to rad one line. "two people familiar with the meetings said that the trump campaign officials did not appear bothered by the idea of cooperation with foreigners." put this into a broader context for us here. i've been talking about that infamous meeting that took place at trump tower. what now more than a year in robert mueller's investigation, what sense do we have of how this campaign recorded foreign ako actors, those outside the u.s. interested in the candidacy of donald trump? >> this is a very clear provision of american law. the idea that the campaign was disregarding it, was actively taking meetings is really very stunning. i think in any other era this would be a major story that would be covering up all of the newspapers for days and months on end. it's shocking that this campaign didn't pick up the phone and call the fbi and report foreign contacts. and that very failure to do that, to take the step that any other campaign would have taken i suspect is part of the reason that mueller is lo

a milestone cod rad's family notes they will never see. >> as of now, michelle carter is still at home process plays out. >> if you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts, you can find resources for help at abcnews.com. and that is our program for tonight. i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. from all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, we hope you enjoy the rest of your weekend. good night. >>> live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> this is my living room. if the fire department didn't get here in time, it probably would have taken my whole living room away. >> this woman's living room spared, much worst for a wind-fuelled fire that spread quickly. good evening, i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. the high winds a problem across the bay area. let's get a live report from pacifica. >> here at the pier it is cold but the wind died down a little bit even though my hair is telling a different story. it is causing the lamp post behind me to shake. the waves are fierce tonight and crashing over the railing at times. and at chrissy field it wasn't a

night before trump delivered his first speech to congress in february, 2017, he huddled with senior rad stephen millner the oval office to talk administration. trump reminded them the crowd loved his rhetoric on immigrants. acting as if he were in a rally, he recited a few made-up hispanic names and described potential crimes they could have committed such as rape or murder, then he said the crowds would roar when the criminals were thrown out of the country as they did when he highlighted crimes by illegal immigrants at his rallies. what do you think of that, mckay? >> it totally made sense. i saw that anecdote as i was finishing the piece. stephen miller loves to egg the president on. he talked about this thing trump does at his campaign rallies where he leads the lyrics to "the snake" this old soul song where he basically compares syrian refugees and illegal immigrants to poisonous deceitful snakes who will bite us because we let them into our country. it's clearly demagoguery, but what's funny is that when i talk to miller, he thrills at this. he spent several minutes describing the

he is getting rad for the worst, feeling optimistic, lick wi dating assets so he can pay legal bills?a specialists are working tul time on this case for him. not only are they working full time but one attorney said there are people sleeping on couches in the legal office and they had a send an associate home because he had a hand tremor from being so tired. the legal bills alone are causing michael cohen a lot of stress. i don't think there is any reason for him to be optimistic right now. >> do you think he thistle be charged. >> there is a real sense for michael cohen that he is waiting for charging documents. >> that it's imminent. >> i don't think anyone has any sense of time. again they are only a third of the way through what the government has handed them whack. they have two weeks to get the other third done and back to the government. it's going to be a krurch. >> they feel like the cohen stuff is separate from the president. in the trump west wing and in the outside world they are watching closely. >> up next, the president weighs in on the roseanne controversy. you will ne

. >> super rad. >> for you right there. up next. see that? i really just do it for hygiene. i don't want to shake hands. >>> up next, robert mueller isn't the only one who's investigating russian meddling into the 2016 election. the senate intel committee releases its report on russian meddling. their report on russian meddling. and it contradicts a similar investigation from the house. and speaking of elections, members of president trump's team have begun his re-election efforts. maybe you might not have heard about that. >> some people in the administration are already looking towards the future, because president trump's campaign aides are quietly launching his re-election campaign. but why would you launch it quietly? don't you want people to know? that's, like, quietly launching a search party. has anyone seen the hikers? seco. barely enough time for this man to take a bite of turkey. but for cyber criminals it's plenty of time to launch thousands of attacks. luckily security analysts and watson are on his side. spotting threats faster and protecting his data with the

. >> this is rad. it means i don't have to go to prison. that's the easy way.. i'm going to do the hard thing because anything worth it is worth working for. and i've been sober before. i've had three years. and my daddy passed away, and i ran. and i was running, gunning strong ever since. so i'm going to do it again and stay that way because if my mom was to pass away while i was in prison, i would never forgive myself. and she's not -- she's not healthy. she's sick. so -- and i want to regain the respect of my oldest daughter. i don't want them to be all, mom's just another convict, addicted, jerk-off, worth nothing. so i'll show i am worth it. so that's -- yay. i'm stuck on stuff today, so, yeah. >> in a few days, butcher will take her acceptance letter to court and ask the judge to approve her plans. >> i've been an addict for a long time. i've been doing drugs for a long time, and it's gotten me in this place. every time i'm in this place. and i am tired of this place. i'm going to let some new girls come in here and take my spot because i'm over it. i don

so what do you make of those questions overall in "the new york times" said they were rad by the special counsel's investigators to the president's lawyers who then compiled them into a list. do they seem authentic? >> well, my initial reaction is ialt's a little unu actually quite unusual for a prosecutor to give a witness a list of questions written out or even very verbatim in the way these questions. are it does strike me as unusual. m would be more common to give a witnessbe a couple of top uk areas or subjects, but these are very specific questions, so it strikes me as odd. >> woodruff: so ofse it raises the question, what concern what was the genesis of this and if "the new york times" hasn't said of course who the source was, but if the source believed them to be accurate, then it leaves one wondering how this all came about. >> it sure does. at some level regardless of how we got them or how "the new york times" received them, they offer a really fascinating look reinside whe special counsel's investigation is at this stage. for one, itid shows how ranging the scope is. it exten

i converting these two public- private partnership opportunities, through things like the rad program which has been extremely successful, 88,000 units have already been -- we have a waiting list of 86,000. those things have been working very, very effectively, that coupled with money that will be brought into the opportunity zones. i think will take care of a lots of issues. we are looking at unleashing probably in excess of $2 trillion. those are major, major changes. >> i hope you are right. i question whether or not there's going to be that kind of investment, they don't make a lot of money, there's not that much of a return of represented people that have been in those projects. we will see. we will hope you are right but also that the congress will once again come back and find a different route and continue to fund that program as well as the development progress and i appreciate your efforts and the one thing i will say, i know my time is up but i do appreciate the fact that, despite all distractions, i appreciate the fact that you are focusing on trying to lift people up. i t