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this is a little bit of a different topic for your sca. but one that we are very eager to have a conversation about and i'm hoping that this will be the first of a continuing conversation. because the matters that we're going to address this afternoon are taking on a degree of urgency. it always been urgent but i think myself that the urgency is growing so thank you all for coming. we have an excellent set of panelists here today. or our discussion, we hope to have audience participationas well . moderating today's session is mark will, mark will provide the discussion and moderate the discussion forthe need for energy assistance . he is an economist, and is an expert on local andregional energy and housing financing . he is consulted regularly for general state foundation and nonprofit agencies. these very experienced in testifying before congress and he is the executive director of the national energy assistance directors association. and the energy programs consortium and is a founding partner of projects energy savers. so again, thank

these are sca spasms.rn that i have is not isis in syria, that what we're doing nerp its oterms of cutting a a l with the taliban in qatar, that a question, i do not trust the taliban,. jim: that relationship between the taliban and isis. >> i think that taliban are cutting deal with al qaeda and isis, saying let me deal with the morning first, get them out -- with the americans first, get them out of afghanistan, then we have all we want after they are gone, we should not be naive. lou: and china, is confronting us across around the globe, russia is doing so region by region, particularly in middle east. your thoughts about the challenge they represent now, working together against the united states? >> well, under former kgb colonel, vladimir putin, russia is still a international threat, they are a nation in massive decline. with regard to the study from sydney, you asked the right question, this center that no nobody has heard of. this smacks of pro propaganda, e idea that china they could defeat us in

we therefore recommend contract award to the top three scoring firm which are esa/cdim venture, sca environmental and aew engineering. they have not been any project through regarding evolution. we have here with us, some representation from the winning teams. [please stand by] >> commissioners, this slide shows the l.p.e. participation. we are pleased to show that the contractors from this contract -- there was is almost 60% of that. this is scheduled for completion in late 2020. in conclusion, commissioners, we expect that you reward the port as needed for this contract. [indiscernible] i'm joined by our planning department. we are available to answer your questions and thank you for your time. that concludes my presentation. >> thank you. can i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> thank you for the thorough presentation. i really liked the participation rate that we are getting and when we are seeing contracts at this level above 40 or 50%. i support the motion. >> no questions. i will be supportive. >> co

we hope to pass the um sca trade issue and secure new market access opportunities with the european union, japan, and if possible and necessary the united kingdom. we are eager to rebalance the trade relationships with china. it is a rising tide that lifts all boats. when we paddle our oars in a bipartisan water, the senate committee on finance has a long history of legislative achievement. i am optimistic that we will continue this a strong tradition. so once again thank you to the capital historical society for hosting, and for honoring the senate finance committee tonight. thank you very much. [ applause ] thank you, stirr chairman. now you see what distinguished leadership we have. i also thought it was fascinating that when sen. don nickles and sen. blanche lambert lincoln got married they took sen. lincoln's name. times are changing these days my job is to recognize someone who is not part of that marriage operation, but is a ranking member this powerful senate finance committee. sen. ron wyden. he is a distinguished leader, he is one who we can go on about all night. his constituen

i have heard about the sca get tee webs on poles on streets all across the city. we know utility poles both publicly and privately owned holding matrix electrical cables, communication wires, slat cables and more. to the naked eye our utility poles seem to becoming increasingly burdened with stuff and drop lines to homes and buildings. i hope today's hearing will help decipher all the stuff we have overahead. i come to this hearing with supervisor stefani so we can take a look at industry poles and actual practice inspecting wiring on utility poles. today we have some experts who will walk us around the safety and integrity of their poles and wires. as we talk about overhead wires, it is also helpful that we consider this in a context in a vision for underground utilities we will also be considering the underground study update. if it's okay, i will start calling some speakers. thank you. today for a first presenter we hear from the california puc lee palmer who is director of enforcement and division. welcome, mr. palmer. >> thank you. can you see it on your scre

however, these fires are a global crisis and of a sca he may not be able to control them alone. >> woodruff: emma murphy for itv news. now we begin our series on the threats to the amazon rainforest. historic levels of deforestation and, this month, record-setting fires have sparked global outcry. ndna nawaz recently traveled to brazil to betterstand what's driving the devastation. tonight, their first report, with the support of the pulitzer center, examines the role played by brazil's president, jair bolsonaro.aw >> naz: he's been dubbed the" trump of the tropics," both for his surprising rise to power and for a history of controversial and offensive speech. president jair bolsonaro swept into office in january, promising to jumpstaailing economy by fighting widespread corruption and high levels of violence in brazilian cities. y. there was a political vacuum left in the coun >> nawaz: latin america expert monica de bolle at the peterson institute, says for boo, the timing of his candidacy was crucial to his win >> people re looking for somebody who could effectively tell them a good stor

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chairman kilmer, vice chairman nlon,s, representative sca representative timmons, members of the committee, thank you for inviting me today to testify. i have been involved with the task of helping freshmen members successfully make the transition to congress for over 30 years. i hope i can help the committee address the significant problems that freshmen members routinely inounter in their first term office and enhance the overall freshman member experience. the most common complaint shared by both freshmen members and their chiefs of staff is that the freshman orientation experience is overwhelming. as representative scanlan pointed out. the primary purpose for all of these orientation programs and the panel discussions are part of that is to address the question, what is the critical information that members elect needs to know to have a successful first term? the answer to this question leads to the presentation of a massive volume of information that overwhelms numbers elect and their aides, and leaves them unprepared for the onslaught that hits them on january 3. the problem, these o

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it is something for the sca. 3rd avenue, an individual fund that got into a very liquid position and hit the redemptions. this is an open topic to think --ut what open-ended francine: thank you, senior advisor to governor carney. coming up, the chief financial officer of general motors. we will ask her a thing or two about what they do next and about the trade environment, at 8:30 a.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ bloombergtechtv "surveillance," francine lacqua in london. nejra cehic outside the bank of london, going to be an interesting press conference today, the politics of england and the global central bank story. peter dixon of commerzbank with us. the press conference yesterday with the noted economist was bizarre. what was odd about the struggle chairman powell had yesterday? peter: i would say it was totally bizarre. he caught the markets by surprise, that is for sure. i think the markets were expected mr. powell to say there are more rate cuts in the pipeline. the chairman just said, we are going

we think the jobs numbers particularly are conservative, but all of those numbers are sca,to support with the ford, and a deep footprint in the united states that have $6 million in investment. and the need to comply with u.s.m.c.a. rules is part of the reason they have invested -- looked at the investment in the u.s. >> thank you for the answer. , dont to ask mr. wessel's you agree or don't you agree three questions. do you agree that this is the first time that we have had such strong labor and environmental commandments in a free-trade agreement? yes, but they need certain standards fixed. >> i have publicly expressed my willingness as light hauser is doing to try -- at lighthizer is doing to see how we can hit this to the u.s. house of representatives. by any major labor environment and the agreement exceeding those of any other free-trade agreement, would you agree on that? step labor, they are a forward which labor has indicated on environment. note are number that are subject to commitments of the environment is not actually a step backwards in many areas. the u.s.m.c.a. labor

but i think mark carney has done a fantastic job ring together the pra, the sca, and indeed, the classical bank of england role. where he has perhaps been less good is in clearing a fine line or the brexit mess by failing to give clear strategy is obviously going to be a demand shock. and any analysis on the staggered types is possibly unhelpful. clearly, the bank of england does not want anything to do with brexit but they have roles to do. whereunately, that is they could have perhaps steered a wider line on this one. you will expect to see carney giving it both barrels. so, yes, is the answer to that one. thanks for joining us, marcus ashworth, from our bloomberg opinion team. amal is our guest post from the hour from bank of america merrill lynch. he stays with us. coming up, we will talk about italy's coalition. they will stay with conte as they approached the deadline. the question is what happened to luigi demaio. we are live in rome next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: economics, finance, politics, this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's turn to italy now. ditch bid tost carve out a ma