the contract itself combines all the services solicited under three separate solicitations brought together. primary services are school-based, behavioral health service, crisis triage and assessment center for youth and outpatient behavioral health program. there's one service in there that's referenced as a sole source, and that's because it's in there for a partial period while we are waiting to find out the outcome of the solicitation, the early childhood and mental health initiative. funding a work order to us. from the department of child, youth and families. and so they are conducting their solicitation right now. so, it's in there. we use that soul source to bridge a gap between solicitation, that's what that reference is in the report. we find this to be edgewood contract, it's an essential component of the behavioral health services continuum of care, so we are pleased that they are reselected and able to continue this contract. >> supervisor cohen: all right. the budget legislative analyst has a few comments on this item for item 6. b.l.a. report. thank you. >> so, on in terms of

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a proposal by the christian commission to solicit the army brigade to address these shortcomings, it not surprisingly met with a great deal of opposition from the chaplains themselves. the commission abandoned the plan and redoubled efforts to assist chaplains were possible and avoid criticizing and otherwise undermining their work. but there is a lingering recognition that they are china to address those as best they could. for the duration of the war, they continued to provide chapel tense and reading material to the chaplains for distribution as appropriate. they connected religious services, visiting the sick and the wounded, and performing other needed tasks. the best remembered function of the christian commission, one that does make history books, was the dissolution of religious reading material. this was remembered with good reason. in a circular, the commission's executive committee listed as its first goal "furnishing to them was his, periodicals, and books." the commission made this a priority by which a know it -- a large number of soldiers could be exposed to the christ

they didn't solicit assistance from those types of individuals, those dominations, those groups. in the fog of war, they were not quite as picky. there were no rigorous background checks in those days. quite frankly, to be fair to the christian commission, they did distribute a number of scriptures that were catholics scriptures. they did that in certain regiments. they often failed to draw a hard line in the sand. they solicited those from orthodox organizations, evangelical groups, starting with their ministers for positions of delegates. the lehman i talked about, they expected to be from those congregations. during times of war, especially this war, there were no hard and fast lines drawn. something i didn't mention much, but it is important to remind us all that the christian commission, even though its primary focus was the boys in blue, they would go into hospitals where the confederate wounded were lying in agony and administer them. after the war, there were testimonials provided by confederate soldiers saying "we want to thank the members of the christian commission for

we put out a solicitation. proposals come in and the average time between the solicitation been put out, and the contract award been signed, is 92 days. we are moving very quickly with small companies to get into innovation. likewise we are also changing some of the ways we engage in all businesses. like every agency we have certain goals that we do meet in respect to small business contracting. we wanted to see whether there was something we could do even better. we decided this year that we are going to start engaging small business in a way that the air force has never done before. in fact, i don't even know if any federal agency has done this before. if a small business has an idea and as much is a paypal account, then they should be able to do business with the u.s. air force. here is the concept. we go put out some of our hardest problems that will require exceptional innovation and put out the solicitation and we will take in what amount to white papers from anyone. small business is primarily. we do a v

i solicit ideas, i crowd sourced -- i solicited ideas, i crowd sourced.nd i got literally something like 47,000, maybe a little more, most of them came on social media. i read through thousands and thousands of them. my office correlated them all and put them into buckets. there were some themes that emerged. the other thing that is fascinating about that exercise, you see just how long-tailed it is. people are interested in helping the world in so many different ways. a lot of people are interested in homelessness, including me. a lot of people are interested in education of all kinds. i am interested in early education. the apple does not fall far from the tree. my mother, in running the bezos family foundation, has become an expert in early education. i am a student of montessori schools. [applause] jeff: i started at montessori when i was two years old. the teacher complained to my mother that i was too task-focused and she could not get me to switch tasks, she would have to pick up my chair and move me. [laughter] jeff: if you asked the people who wo

really, more, what's different in this contract, it's a new contract, actually, as a result of a solicitation which was recently completed, and this is the implementation of something new in the city called the organized delivery system which came out of a state -- a federal waiver through the state. and what this is allowing us to do is basically provide an organized delivery system with the goal of improving treatment by being more coordinated from a city perspective and a department perspective, we'll be managing a substance abuse department managed care system. but it also expanded the he eligibility of services that were available under drug medi-cal, and so services that we've provided most of our residential treatment that could not drawdown medi-cal, we're now able to drawdown medi-cal. what it means to the provider, which in turn will be a benefit to the clients, is that the treatment -- some of the changes are the treatment will be more medical and professional, moving beyond peer support. there's a requirement for evidence-based care, and then outcome measurement. so this is a very

we very rarely have solicited request for bids from nonprofits. those usually extend to daycare centers on city property or the cafes or kiosks, i'm say, within city buildings. i'll say that we don't get very many responses to most of those when we did send them out, like we did for the library and i don't believe there was any response at all because it's not a real high profit generating business usually, and for commercial like daycares or the cafes, and it costs a substantial amount to the tenant -- prospective tenant to run a business and therefore, we haven't had a lot of responses to most of those requests for bids. and those are the few that i know that we've done in the last few years. >> president cohen: okay. thank you. colleagues, are there any other questions? all right. we'll go to the b.l.a. >> good morning. yes, as miss gorham said, we probably do have a difference of opinion in terms of our recommendation. this lease when originally approved by the board of supervisors in 2008, extended to 2023. in 2012, there was a letter in the

the world's most popular videogame is being used to solicit sex from minors. is targetingplaying video games. >> i would say that 10t say who they are -- are not who they say they are. the fbi recommends that parents monitor their children closely. a way to keep your kids safe, create a shadow account. make sure that they are not giving away personal information. >> the more you are connected to the internet the bigger chance you're taking that predators can connect with your children. >> you need to talk to your children. reporting for fox news. >>> future doctors and nurses are going hungry. >> they have to make tough choices about what they have to >> we will tell you how this food bank is stepping in to help medical students from going hungry. >>> we will have the bay area weather coming up in just a minute. >>> students are feeling the pinch, they are going hungry because of a lack of money. we found that more and more students are signing up for help. here at ucla san francisco, these future doctors, nurses and pharmacists, once a pay staggering rent, ma

small business where we do a solicitation, they give us a short concept, we invite them in and it'sne day from they do their pitch and they walk out with a signed contract, a one-page contract and the funds. so if you get a paypal account, you should be able to do business with the air force. >> and how about the role artificial intelligence and other new emerging technologies are playing in the air force >> certainly artificial intelligence and machine warning is the way we're going to have to innovate faster than an adversary but also in the way we are doing software we set up a new software factory in what we call our program digital. it's based out of boston but it's nationwide and we're delivering apps much faster, everything from distributing weather information to pilots to doing scheduling for tanker sorties. >> i have to get your thoughts on the other big news of the week, the plans to restructure and create this stand-alone space force. your office put out what is being called the first official estimate on plans to do this, $13 billion over five years. how did you get to

that's already in operation, and we'ring will told they made arrests already to the men who are soliciting these workers, often referred to as johns as well as the pimps who the sex workers are working for. on the flipside advocates want to look out for the sex workers, caught in the middle of it. what the sex workers are being offered referred to as l.e.a.d., what the police is refer to it as and it stands for law enforcement assistant diversion, instead of arresting the sex worker, bringing them to the station and offering social services. the idea is to get them ultimately out of the business so all of this is good news to address a problem going on in the mission district for decades. we're live here at the golden gate bridge, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> pete, thank you. >>> it is 6:02 right now. we continue to track the snell fire that's been burning in napa county. evacuations remain in place for people living in the berryessa aestates. the fire break out saturday afternoon. more than 24 acres burned. it's 20% contained and flames are threatening almost 200 homes but so f

a high ranking delegation from sri lanka was in germany this week to solicit german investment german companies are involved in the island nation to the tune of one billion dollars that's still modest compared to the fifteen billion dollars china has invested in sri lanka since two thousand and five. we are here primarily to attract what i mean if. money and increase trade between doctoral countries. are very keen on improving. increasing i export to germany because that is the objective of our mission here. sri lanka's president much free palestine recent now has promised to reduce his country's reliance on beijing chinese funded infrastructure projects have sparked protests like here against the planned port city in colombo. a new district is being built on an artificial island in the capital all financed by china these impressive animations are designed to get german and other european investors on board. german business leaders would also like to strengthen ties to sri lanka starting this year germany has its own foreign chamber of commerce in colombo sri lanka at the moment. in a

the initial solicitation. it was just released a couple of weeks ago. we had five vendors. for very active. involved in the competition. they say that we intend to select one but reserve the options to select additional vendors the important thing to keep in mind with this. is this is just the first procurement roughly 200 machines. we need to replace 2000. this is for the existing standard made better. an entirely new standard. >> i'm going to watch it. so i can have that. i won't would hold you accountable. that we are going to increase the diversity particularly women and minorities who just don't get a chance to work in this field and also that we can ensure that it's a kind of innovation. things are changing so quickly. i do figured out differently. i know you're committed to that in a holistic way. i like to make sure that your organization drills down and understands that you're committed to diversity in competition here. i think you very much. with that i yelled back. the testimony today as a part of good news two weeks ago there is a photo of them up there. they re

servicios médicos y también medical que muchos servicios podrían estar en contra de la persona que solicitedencia legal y el punto es abrir para llamar a la responsabilidad fiscal abriendol estatus legal a las personas que consideren y unos 380 mil inmigrantes se verían afectados al ver si continurán recibiendo asistencia pública o no. >> me pongo en le lugar no lo voy a hacer por el miedo. >> la propuesta debería convertirse en un requisito que cambiaría la regla quea a que e residencia. >> muchas gracias por estar con nosotros y unos inquilinos dicen sus viviendas están infectadas de chinches y los dueños no hacen nada para resolver el problema, a pesar que se fumigó, los insectos siguen en sus casas. >> la próxima visita son de 800 dólares. >> 4 mil dólares por todo, no podemos ya. >> por si fuera poco, dicen que están mal estado las unidades, pero no se pueden cambiar porque les cuesta hasta 5500 dólares por romper contrato de arriendo. >> también se runerino para exigir más transparencia y david gonzález est nos tiene los detalles. >> así es, es la segunda reunión de tres programadas y

la aplicaciÓny la información que solicite, pero tambiÉn le muestra el grupo Étnico y la edad. ♪ ♪ >> dos a cero final. en el grupo tresquerÉtaro visitÓ a mineros, eluno a cero llegarÍa una joya de camilo, asÍ la colgÓ y ganó querÉtaro. el tuca ferreti dirigiÓ su segundo entrenamiento, ademÁs las nuevas caras comentaron con los medios. >>se convocaron a muchos jÓvenes que venÍamos haciendo las cosas bien y que venÍamos trabajando duro y ya se estÁ reflejando en la convocatoria esperamos seguir asÍ y aprendiendo como lo hemos venido haciendo. >>nos vamos a la gran carpa los dodgers recibiendo a los mets, al final fue victoria de los dodgers. ademÁs suelo caliente ante los yanquis y se fueron al frente, al final caen seis a cinco. ♪ >> al volver le mostramos una virgen de guadalupe que llora todos los sÁbados. >>en noticias univisiÓn 14 si tienes alguna historia que reportar te puedes comunicar con nosotros de distintas maneras. una estatua de bronce de la virgen de guadalupe estÁ llorando asÍ como lo escucha esto ha llamado la aten-dela prensa local es un fenÓmeno que no tiene explicac

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ley le dice adiÓs a las popotes y le prohÍbe a los restaurantes entregarlos sin que el cliente lo soliciteomida rÁpida mÁs adelante gracias a una nueva ley habrÁ borrÓn y cuenta nueva para los ambulantes que tenÍan delitos menores por atender en la vÍa pÚblica y se vieron sorprendidos por un intenso tornado de fuego. ♪ ♪ >>tienen una ley que les permite vender en las calles y tambiÉn podrÁn eliminar las multas que fueron interpuestas en el pasado a causa de las ventas callejeras. en el siguiente reporte julio cÉsar ortiz nos amplÍa la informaciÓn. >>vendemos tacos de asada, de chicharrÓn, en general comida mexicana. >>la sobre la banqueta fuerte y es envidiable, nunca ha recibido una infracciÓn. sÓlo me han quitado las cosas, me han tirado la comida, los carritos. >pero otros vendedores que sacaron y pagar una multa continÚan siendo perjudicados pues el cargo que creyeron ya se habÍa apagado aparecido como fantasma. >> eso me persiguiÓ hasta cuatro aÑos de pues cuando me doy cuenta que contaba con una multa mayor en ese tiempo o no lo sabÍa. vi ciudadana americana no ha podido completar su

. >> -- things that are solicitous things.t the same thing, if he's meeting with russians trying to get dirt on hillary clinton, i don't see the difference i guess is the point. >> yeah, yeah, parts of the dossier that rang true but there were parts that were ridiculous and very solicitous and there's no way to be able to prove those, you know, and as as far as what we know from the fbi, the fbi never gives us information on what information or evidence they've got, we just don't know yet but the whole steele dossier wreaks something wrong with never and i'm just calling a spade a spade. rob: that's interesting, patrice over to you, does this show, i guess, somebody is probably a bit insecure at this point, either somebody close to christopher steele or bruce ohr likely leaked the story out that they were trying to make it look better, working with this russian oligarch and does this show something they are trying to cover up or prove themselves? >> maybe, let's in the forget that we heard about the story maybe a couple of mon

privilege applies to direct decision-making by the president and also protects communications made or solicited or received by his advisors, while preparing advice for him. these privileges are at their strongest when the deal with the presidents core constitutional powers such as his authority to conduct diplomatic discussions with foreign leaders. and this is with good cause. today we have instant communications but presidents still have and need the authority to meet and speak and negotiate privately with foreign leaders. consider the historic camp david accords, a diplomatic trial that strengthened our national security. members will recall this agreement was preceded by two weeks of confidential negotiations among the american israeli egyptian heads of state. sequestered in the woods of maryland. during that time some were genuinely concerned that jimmy carter might undermine the security of our ally, israel. yet congress wasn't privy to every utterance. by constitutional design we are not in the room for such discussions. we didn't demand transcripts of every conversation president obama

why are we doing such a worse job in respecting the dignity, such a worse process in terms of soliciting the facts, such a worse process in terms of trying to turn it into the trial for their experiences. i have never felt so burdened by the misconduct in this chamber as i feel right now. so let's stand up for decency and dignity, honor those who come forward, respect them, listen to them, explore the stories they explore, the experiences they share so their voices can be thoroughly heard before this body. let us not let the president of the united states trample all over the constitution by violating the separation of powers and blocking our chamber from receiving documents necessary to review the record of the nominee. thank you. >> you can see the rest of this senate floor speech@c-span.org, just search for jeff merkley. right now we take you back to the supreme court confirmation hearing with christine blasey-ford who says brett kavanaugh assaulted her sexually when they were in high school. the hearing is just about to get underway. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations

are we doing such a worse job in respect to you and dignity, such a worse process in terms f of soliciting the facts. such a worse process in terms of trying to turn it into a trial of a woman who came forward to share her experiences. wow, i have never felt so burdened by the misconduct in this chamber as i feel right now. up for decency and dignity, honor those who come forward, respect them, listen to them, explore the stories that they share the experiences, so their voices can be fairly heard before this body and let us not let the president of the united states trample all over the constitution with the powers and blocking our chamber from receiving the document necessary to review the record of the nominee. thank you. >> mr. president, i am here this afternoon to join the voices of my colleagues. democrats and republicans on making sure this process is going to continue to play out over the next several days is a fair one. now i will say to people right now i am not for judge kavanaugh. i don't believe that his decisions and his views are in the mainstream of judicial opinion in the

why are we doing such a worse job in respecting the dignity, such a worse process in terms of soliciting the facts? such a worse process in terms of trying to turn it into a trial of a courageous woman who came forward to share her experiences? well, i have never felt so burdened by the misconduct in this chamber as i feel right now. so let's stand up for decency and dignity, honor those who come forward, respect them, listen to them, explore the stories that they share the experiences that they share so that their voices can be fairly heard before this body, and let us not let the president of the united states trample all over the constitution by violating the separation of powers and blocking our chamber from receiving the documents necessary to review the record of the nominee. thank you. . >> mr. president, i am

el proceso de nominaciÓn hasta entonces, exigiendo al nominado que le pida a la casa blanca que solicitenos en el panel defender un efusivamente a brett kavanaugh. el senador graham le dijo a los republicanos que el que no votÉ por brett kavanaugh es una deshonra. >> serÁ su responsabilidad con este testimonio, hacer sentir a los senadores cÓmodos de que pueden votar por Él, que él no estÁ diciendo una mentira. janet: este testimonio es crÍtico para el presidente y sus asesores, que hoy insisten en mantener con vida la nominaciÓn de brett kavanaugh a la corte suprema. ilia: el presidente trump calificÓ el testimonio de brett kavanaugh como poderoso, honesto y dramÁtico, y le pidiÓ al senado que voten. de las otras cuatro mujeres que han denunciado a brett kavanaugh, dos permanecen anÓnimas y las otras dos han contado subversiones . una la acusa de haberla agredido sexualmente. la otra alega haber estado en una fiesta donde la violaron varios hombres. vilma: estas son las otras dos mujeres que presentaron serias acusaciones contra el juez brett kavanaugh. deborah ramÍrez de 53 aÑos, de ra

palmira: la aplicaciÓn es gratuita y la informaciÓn que solicite puede mostrar las enfermedades en su el tiempo. >> gracias a mi esposa angÉlica por la compaÑÍa. gracias a nuestros hijos paulina, sofÍa, alejandro, fernanda, nicole y regina. palmira: mencionÓ a su esposa la actriz angÉlica rivera y a sus seis hijos metas que paulina peÑa y sofÍa castro dejaron salir las lÁgrimas. ♪ nos esperan dÍas bastante soleados en varias partes del Área de la bahÍa y con estas imÁgenes en vivo de san josÉ nos vamos a enlazar con suheily lÓpez belÉn para que nos hable mÁs del clima que nos espera en los prÓximos dÍas. suheily: muchas gracias y bienvenida de vuelta. esperamos dÍas algo calurosos. vamos a echarle un vistazo a esas condiciones en el golfo de mÉxico porque tenemos una tormenta bastante fortalecida. gordon tiene vientos mÁximos de 70 millas por hora y estÁ a sÓlo horas de tocar tierra por el sur de mississippi. dejara mucha lluvia en su trayecto. acÁ en el oeste ha estado bastante tranquilo. buenos momentos de sol, sin embargo a travÉs de las sierra nevada algunas tormentas han estado d

responsibility for saturday's crime live and operate freely in western countries, and even openly solicit funds? are these activities not in violation of international counterterrorism norms? , officialhe officials state finance shares anti-iranian terrorist organizations with a record of isis not al qaeda, only been spared punishment, but are supported and armed? want the world public to take your claim of fighting terrorism seriously, it is imperative to start a joint global campaign to fight this scourge irrespective of the victims were culprits -- or culprits. distinguished colleagues, in the same vein from the very beginning of the crisis in syria, we have warned against any foreign intervention in the internal affairs of this country, and the use of unlawful means including supporting extremists and terrorists groups in order to exert pressure on the government of syria, and have consistently emphasized that the crisis can only be resolved through intra-syrian dialogue. the presence of our military advisers in syria has been at the request of the syrian government, and consistent wi

including solicitations in september 2017 as well as march, april and may of 2018. the p.u.c. is seeking retroactive approval from the board to enter into the three contracts, to purchase capacity, support cleanpowersf compliance over that period of time. these contracts were essential for cleanpowersf to avoid noncompliance, and penalties, the p.u.c. staff estimates might have been as high as $14 million. while the contracts amount, contract amounts and terms individually do not require the board of supervisors approval, each of the three negotiated contracts includes binding arbitration for settlement of disputes as reared by p.g. and e. and require approval by the board of supervisors. contracts meet all other conditions established by the board. p.g. and e. would only hold the quantities if the contracts were executed earlier this year. to secure the needed resource quantities and meet the california p.u.c. compliance schedule, the contracts were executed by the general manager and therefore, we are now requesting retroactive approval. in addition to authorizing the agreem

if not, when did you become aware that judge pickering had solicited these letters of support?the first question, senator, is no. this was not one of the judicial nominees that i was primarily handling. >> telling the senate under oath that this nomination of charles pickering was not one that i was primarily handling. his characterization of that work has now been contradicted by white house documents that republicans apparently intended to keep confidential so they couldn't be released to the public. they got released to the public this week and it turns out according to the documents and the e-mails, brett kavanaugh was absolutely working in the white house, putting together binders of information about that nominee, charles pickering, drafting a letter to a senator about charles pickering. working on an op-ed about charles pickering. whether they would need tables for a pickering event. we know about now because we can see in it black and white. while he was before the senate the last time they had him under oath in 2006. so keep an eye on that question about his role. it i

people solicit me. let me also address some of the issues in her past.ant, completely irrelevant compared to as if woman is telling the truth and it's about assassinating her character and attacking a sexual abuse victim, which i find to be disgusting. none of this would ever make its way into a court of law if we are determining whether this woman is telling the truth. again, let's determine if she is telling the truth and let's have an fbi investigation. i don't understand why the republicans on the committee and donald trump and brett kavanaugh don't want the truth known. >> like you, we're in the business of more information is better. so it's not about character assassination, it's about painting a full picture. the guy who she is dating, her ex-boyfriend gave this statement to politico who says right after i broke up with her, she was threatening my family and wife and threatening to do harm to my baby at that time. i know a lot about her and she's not credible at all, not at all. does that give you any pause, michael? >> no, gives me no pause at a

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first, i want to say, you heard that a guy acting like a driver was soliciting or picking up at clubs and ended up doing unfortunate things to women. it's unfortunate. one of them was temple. if you want to go, look at temple on thursday, friday, saturday nights, you will see there's double, triple, quadruple parked vehicles and some of them are sitting there for long periods of time soliciting for fares. and the security does nothing. one of them, the guy -- they have a dog. they have a guy, a security guard, with a dog, who checks cars and whatever. and i told them i was calling the police because the double and triple parking was getting out of hand and he threatened me. he threatened me because i was there being available to people and that's what we do. we queue up. the problem is, people are queueing up that are not licensed to do what we do. temple nightclub, if they cleaned up their act, wouldn't be a problem. next issue -- i'm running out of time -- i didn't know it was 2 minutes instead of 3. many of the clubs now use cones blocking off large portions in front of their clubs

move to sell most of these dolls to you to shoot your good clothes in your garage or to solicit the rules of the club is simply to force a small. group local sloan posters to move to listen. to people closer to stop. the. field or your cheek until his first flight at the age of forty three eleven days at the space station was preceded by four years of preparation for the give. away. he didn't even get his own cabin and had to sleep in a sleeping bag or else. it would wails when they missed the good door the second flight lost in six months he accompanied charles symon e. a space tourist it was a tricky mission the cosmonauts were almost evacuated back to earth the computers in the russian center crashed after coming back to earth your chief in was sure it would be his last flight with you was a mystery to the roofs and you took to the stage to lose the reserves or rooting for the. we need you very. much to work with the school students and. low and behold fielders back at the space station preparing for a space walk around here. to make you feel good about. our future put up throughout th