prior to this i worked in the stress unit as one of the two full-time pier stress councilors for five.five years. i want to thank everyone here today for the unwavering support of unit and the members of our department. i stand before you here today because i truly believe that commissioner veronese's you have recommendation could help the members. i believe having two full-time stress unit peer counselors is inadequate for the membership of approximately 1700. again, i think bolstering the unit could be of great assistance to the members of the department. i want to thank you all four your support. good evening. thank you. >> thank you. any other public comment? okay. commissioner would you like to begin the discussion on this? perhaps read the resolution. >> sure. thank you. first of all, i want to start off by thanking dan for coming. he and john christy had donnism amazing work. i am confident that this resolution will save lives. i am confident of that. i know the work john and dan had done over the years had also saved you lives. this takes the amazing work they have done and support

working with the stress unit. we contacted them immediately and gave them a day off.my career it stuck with me. it was a very difficult call. going from a great day monday then yesterday the reality how difficult the job can be from time to time. with that, you are going to have me and for many more meetings, a few more meetings. there will be plenty of time to go back. i feel very grateful and very fulfilled. thank you, commissioners, that finalized my report. >> thank you, madam chief. any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. petitioner veronese. >> chief, thank you for your report. you left off the most important part of your report was the last but not least you are obviously not going to leave this department any time soon until we will have the commission will have plenty of opportunity between now and then to honor you, and i want to start by saying that i did appear at the three-alarm fire on monday night. you are absolutely right, the department executed on that fire flawlessly, and it was nice to be able to go up into the building with you

really about failing or passing this was the case before georgia banks for example favor stresses in the united states so investors will be closely of course monitoring how daughter bank is doing and also how italian lenders will perform so yeah i will be waiting for the results. in frankfurt thank you very much. when searching the cheese shop for the perfect chunk of cheddar promise gourmets have probably never grow vendors over what kind of music was played to their cheeses you might find this sounds a bit crackers but as swiss cheese maker has now embarked on an experiment to test the impact of music on m. and ta one of switzerland's most famous chains is absolutely serious. in this traditional nine hundred century cellar where swiss maturing. is exploring an unconventional question could cheese be sensitive to music and importantly could it improve the flavor. but i'm convinced that humidity temperature and nutrients are not the only things that influence taste sounds ultrasounds and music can also have a physical effect or they seek since september the cheeses have been blasted with sonic

this collaborative spirit, stressing what unites us rather than divides us, this embodies my hope for improved campus free-speech culture. namely, i hope that everyone will realize the message that we heard over and over today, including from the attorney general first thing in the morning. that free-speech benefits all people and all ideas. and that the reverse is true for censorship. it endangers all people and all ideas. --cifically, i help that we hope we will emulate the supreme court in the sense. justices have been deeply divided on some free-speech issues, but they have been completely united on the key free-speech issues that have roiled campuses, about speech that is offensive, insensitive hateful, and hated. , conveying discriminatory views on the basis of race, religion, gender, and so forth what is , usually called hate speech. the courts broad ideological spectrum, the justices have consistently rejected censorship of hate .peech most recently, they did so unanimously just last year in the case. that case is especially noteworthy because it illustrates a point i will str

it probably wasn't a very pleasant talk either because your bank recently failed a stress test by the fed in the united states once again so quite quite an embarrassing situation then talking about. personnel questions are questions being asked about who knew what when. yes they are being asked no answers yet because we don't know the results of this search the bank itself of course says there was no wrongdoing but christians a ving is being asked you know you mentioned he was head of auditing yes he was also head of regulatory affairs for a very brief period and head of private clients he's been at many stations in the bank except for two years he's been with the doj or bank only in his career but right now he's in the middle of restructuring the bank and doing a good job there people think really under fire as according to reports and speculation that she has to go that current head of regulatory affairs of the month she hasn't been able to install the new culture and make sure that people don't to wrong things and supervisory board had paul often lived in that position for six years also failing to

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united kingdom. angela merkel stressing we will have close cooperation probably above and beyond the cooperation withast week that the french and german governments wanted this explicitly written down. it did not happen the end. they want to show to the own people that being outside the european union is not as good a deal as being inside. that matters for them in the run—up to the european elections and so forth. it is a balance between seeing two theresa may we support shoe and we want the steel to go through but not saying it is such a brilliant deal for the united kingdom why doesn't everyone else leave as well? i have had in the brexit side that one should pay this money which theresa may says we are legally responsible to pay that somehow the uk uses its lavage but i've to dutch and danish and people with coastal communities depend on the deal. we have had for manufacturers in europe the depend on manufacturers in europe the depend 0 n a ccess manufacturers in europe the depend on access to the uk economy. it is a huge economy in the uk and that is a lot at stake for europe. huge economy in the

the crime, denounce the murder, imply the united states doesn't know and maybe will never know whether mbs authorizedthe murder himself personally and then stressing economic relationship between the united states and saudi arabia. that america's relationship is with the country of saudi arabia itself, scott. >> the only problem the cia has concluded that mohammad bin salman ordered the murder of mr. khashoggi. does the president not believe that >> audio recordings and other evidence they've been able to gather using their intelligence networks maybe he did and maybe he didn't and we'll never know rhetorically throwing up his hands and saying that ultimately we have to move on because the economic relationship between the two countries is vitally important and the political relationship more broadly. >> even though they haven't invested but a tiny fraction of that overall dollar amount the president is talking about >> reporter: and the president, scott, suggesting the saudis have responded favorably to his request to keep oil prices at a reasonable level and seems to be willing to politically reward them for that in essence >> interesting eamon,

it probably wasn't a very pleasant talk either because your bank recently failed a stress test by the fed in the united states once again so quite quite an embarrassing situation then talking about. present all questions are questions being asked about who knew what when. yes they are being asked no answers yet because we don't know the results of the search the bank itself of course says there was no wrongdoing but christians a ving is being asked you know you mentioned he was head of auditing yes he was also head of regulatory affairs for a very brief period and head of private clients he's been at many stations in the bank except for two years he's been with the doj or bank only in his career but right now he's in the middle of restructuring the bank and doing a good job there people think really under fire as according to reports and speculation that she has to go that the current head of regulatory affairs. she hasn't been able to install the new culture and make sure that people don't the wrong things and supervisory board had paul often in that position for six years also failing to install a pr

not really about failing or passing this was the case before georgia for example failed a stress test in the united states so investors will be closely of course monitoring how daughter bank is doing and also how it tele and lenders will perform so yeah i will be waiting for the results i hope in frankfurt thank you very much. the final u.s. jobs report before next tuesday's midterm elections shows that employers are still hiring that is a welcome development for republicans ahead of the vote in the u.s. for labor department said american the boys added sure to fifty thousand new jobs in october while salaries rose at the fastest pace since two thousand and nine unemployment held steady of three point seven percent that's a forty eight year low in september the aftermath of florence weighed on jobs growth. hackers have stolen documents on nuclear power plants prisons and tram that works from a french construction company according to research by german and french media organizations the paris based company. have all come from to the incident it is still unclear who is responsible for the hike in co

afghanistan the afghan government will be hoping to show that it has made progress the united nations has been stressing that there has been progress in things like elections and security reforms wednesdays the big day ministerial level events and the president of course of afghanistan is here tuesday is mainly side events on many urgent issues for ordinary afghans on things like food insecurity and drought on businesses in the private sector and on women's participation in society and for a bit more on that i'm joined by four is an resolutely deputy director of equality for democracy and peace and you feel very strongly about the importance of getting women in afghanistan participating more in society exactly how much progress has there been in recent years yeah thank you so much so we cannot neglect that. a big change has happened in the participation of women as you can see now that in the political secretary in the industrial sector in the social sector the women participation has increased and we are thanking the government and the international organizations for that but still if you see the impro

stress. my advice, my recommendation to the united states, john. we understood that we should give advice to ourselves. we shouldn't pretend to be clever enough to give advice all over the world. and therefore, i am not recommending anything to the united states of america. that's my point. as lee edwards mentioned, his several preconditions, one of them is ideas matter. i fully agree more than anything else. and in case of ronald reagan, john paul ii, margaret thatcher, it was just the case. they were not just pragmatics doing government jobs as daily business. they were ideologues and they were optimists. they had strong views and strong ideas. so i fully agree that ideas matter. but what does it mean if you look at the world around us and if you look at our politicians, most here in western europe, in eastern europe, are there any ideas among contemporary politicians? i don't see anyone with strong views, strong ideas. and if there are ideas, they are our -- are for me, totally unacceptable. post-nationalism, post democracy, and so on. so i'm ab

. >> there is nothing more stressful than a playoff game or match. d.c. united taking us on a roller coaster ride tonight. the black and red back in the postseason for the first time in two years. and d.c. united's supporters waiting two decades for this first playoffame at audi field. and we went to extra time. crew up 2-1, hope gind ming for d.c. ball finds its way to nick deleon. he makes audi feel go absolutely nuts. and we wheare tied at two. we head to the shootout. wayne rooney, soood at pks all season long, but former maryland terp zach stefan in the netes de rooney. audi field silent. rooney not happy. g save forcolumbus. united's bill what immediate s to come up with a big save. he comes up huge for d.c. united. this is still going. later, ough, in the shutout, deleon needs to score to keep it going. you see the frustration, it sailin too high. they lose to the crew and areel iminated from the playoffs. a crushing eas to a great . >> we played good at times,grut we needet, andwa that sn't -- that wasn't there enough tonight. what these guys did to set

stress well. >> republicans from the president on doin' are united in their attempt to stop counting votes. in florida's senate and gubernatorial election before the final tally. >> i will not sit idly by while unethical liberals try steal this election. >> donald trump echoing the base cleses claims of florida governor and senator rick scott who accused of the voting reg stare in broward county a fraud. >> trevor: if trump is saying this about an election he is not a part of, imagine if he loses in 2020. he will be holed up in the oval office like star face, sitting behind the desk with oozies. kellyanne conway will be manning the machine guns. don, jr. with an unpinned grenade. i took this out, i'm so strong! ( laughter ) nobody is stealing the election but that doesn't mean nah doesn't have big issues wits voting. all over florida the elections have been a cluster (~bleep ) and everyone is contributing to it starting with brenda snipes, the election commissioner in broward county, who has been doing a great job of screwing up people's votes. >> dr. brenda snipes is feeling heat from all

the part of saudi arabia if you read the pro-government press the editorials there stressing on one point that if the united states there's not exert any pressure on saudi arabia saudi arabia will claim that they have punished those responsible and yesterday we heard the deputy head of the ruling party say you know trump is trying to cover up this murder so it's not just frustration with the lack of cooperation on the part of saudi arabia there seems to be frustration with the u.s. administration not taking a tougher position even though the cia director was here last week or ten days ago and what we understand is that she did hear this much talked about audio recording so the question now is who will make the next move and what will the next move be. so many thanks indeed sent out of their life in istanbul will follow. the spotlight also is on how much money saudi arabia spends in the u.s. trying to buy influence in both politics and education some universities are now considering whether to cut ties with riyadh as a serious political hay and reports from washington. this is the university of new haven in

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have called on the united states to halt its military support for saudi arabia overheads ongoing campaign in yemen in a joint statement the five charities sounding the alarm stressed that as many as fourteen million people could starve to death on the urgent action is taking. the united states is one of the most generous donors of humanitarian assistance in yemen but these contributions pale in comparison to the harm caused by u.s. military support and diplomatic cover to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates if the us does not cease its military support for this saudi you eat coalition it's too will bear responsibility for what may be the largest famine in decades a civil war in yemen which flared up in twenty fifteen soon saw an intervention by a saudi led coalition which backed the yemeni government's fights against two three rebels the conflicts lead to severe widespread famine as well as shortages of medicine as of now more than ten thousand yemenis are for the victim to the ongoing war with some killed in fighting others succumbing to disease or hunger. despite the mounting international pressure on saudi arabia over the war in yemen as well as the murde

stress level goes up. chuck is the political unit.ssue, dossiers for these people internally, on the debates, how we script all the questions. but, right, also one thing worth realizing that all presidential fields narrow down and get whittled down. and yes, we might start at 30 or 40, my goodness, if that really is the case. but voters, money, has a way to reduce that. maybe, you know, like the republican field went from 17 to 8 or quickly. >> biggest names that will end up not running that everybody assumes is running right now. who is in your head that you question whether they will follow through? >> first of all, hillary clinton, the fact that she has been discussed as a -- you know, people have taken the quotes. >> that was mostly mark pen who might be less knowledgeable about the democratic party than anybody who claimed to have worked in the democratic party in the history of the democratic party. >> and because those generate a lot of headlines. >> they do, right wing headlines and serious ones. >> i also say joe biden. >> th

experience for either saving or quarrels and saving also has trouble in the united states because the doj the bank failed the fed stress test earlier this year quite embarrassing situation i was in full focus is even the c.e.o. of the bank questions being asked already who knew watch when. they certainly are you just mentioned how long because john saving has been at the bank he's been in so many positions and perhaps he knew or heard something of it what did he know when did he know what did he do anything these questions are being asked and will be asked. so far he seems to be doing a good job as c.e.o. though many people who know the bank say the person responsible for regulatory affairs of the mother is certainly very much under fire and there are rumors that she is about to she is on her way out and you have to ask questions about paul. he's the big boss of those two and all the others at the bank because he's the chairman of the supervisory board for six years now and for years now he's been talking of changing the kind of culture that led to cases like money laundering but so far without any success or the votes

china's group is showing more asns of stretch -- stress they search for a new loan at their flagship unita has sold more than $17 billion of assets this year to lower one of the biggest corporate debt piles in china. investigators searched deutsche bank frankfurt headquarters. they were fined $600 million last year for allowing money transfers from russia and what regulators said was highly suggestive of financial misconduct. aidi: softbank will announce reports theymid hit their sales target of $21 billion. one brokerage completed half their volume on the first day. rivals doc america in america -- in response. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we are just getting the latest numbers when it comes to the japanese labor market crossing the bloomberg. and we are getting tokyo november consumer prices rising 1% year on year. the october jobs to application ratio for japan is at 1.62, slightly lower than the 1.65 estimated. price inflation and energy rising to 6/10 of 1%. pictureinto the broader when it comes to price pressures. we will get analysis when it comes to eco-data out of japan. the are e

proudly reflected on witnessing afghanistan's first parliamentary elections and stressed the importance of voting here in the united states. >>> well, tensions are increasing between the u.s. and turkey as american troops patrol along the turkish border earlier today. last week the turkish military shelled kurdish soldiers across that border with syria. that's an area where u.s.-led forces are based. the u.s. responded by leading joint proms along the border with kurdish forces. turkey considers that partnership to be a threat and an extension of the rebel are effort in turkey. >>> a real big honor to talk about tonight. it's for a bay area national park service ranger. 97-year-old betty reed soskin is the oldest career ranger, and now she is being named one of glamour magazine's 2018 women of the year. soskin is a ranger at the rosie the riveter world war ii memorial in richmond, and that is where she shares her personal experiences about race and social change during the world war ii years and beyond. soskin is an oakland native. she now lives right there in richmond. congratulations. >> yeah, it's hard to believ

get about it in the future and that was stressing international cooperation stressing the role of organizations like the unitednations well most of the leaders are attending that president donald trump is having a separate live event a very worthy one he is going to look at the graves of u.s. servicemen who died in a place called surrender which is a suburb overlooking paris but he of course could have done that in any time he was here rather than skipping this piece for him and i think it underlines the very different view that president trump potentially has to many of these other leaders remember when they talk about multilateralism that doesn't really come all fit in with the america first vision of president trump worth telling you president trump is jewish cemetery very shortly the motorcade left about twenty minutes ago on his way to that commemorative event he has been on twitter he said that what happened in central paris earlier on was a beautiful ceremony some of question the some of these use of celebration in the past on this most using the word commemoration and he said he was going now to the ce

with the top stories on our zero us president donald trump has again stressed the need to curtail illegal immigration into the united states which he has likened to an invasion and issue has been dominating campaigning ahead of mid-term elections in five days' time he also criticized a caravan of central american migrants headed for the u.s. a failing to stay in mexico where they've been offered cite sharee earlier his administration announced tough new sanctions against venezuela cuba and nicaragua branding them a troika of tyranny washington post is reporting egyptian president of defacto sisi and is ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu reached out to the trumpet ministration to express support for the saudi crown prince follows the crisis caused by the murder of jamal khashoggi a to saudi consulate in istanbul last month turkish authorities have revealed he was strangled to death as soon as he entered the consulate the u.s. state department says his remains should be located and returned to his family turkey's justice minister says saudi arabia must cooperate fully with the investigation. brazil is the whole w

united states trad traded barbs. china's president xi jinping stressed the need to uphold multi-lateral free trade.e said history shows there are no winners in cold wars, hot wars or trade wars. >>> the vice president of the you u.s., mike pence, announced the development of a naval base on papa new guinea. the days of china taking advantage of the united states, those days are over. listen. >> china has an honored place in our vision in a free and open endopacific. it embraces free, fair, reciprocal trade. the chinese people deserve nothing less. >> exactly one year and a day after advantage, a missing submarine has been found at the bottom of the atlantic ocean. the wreckage cannot be recovered and that leaves them angry. my colleague has this report. >> reporter: embracing loved ones, grieving relatives comfort each other while reliving a tragedy. after a year of waiting they're getting some answers in the disappearance of their family members, but not the ones they were hoping to hear. >> translator: we thought they had other information. we had the illusion they would find them alive. >> repor

i want to stress that housing delayed is housing denied. right now, there are zero affordable units being developed right now. and i don't want to throw the baby out with the bath water if we squabble over a few units at a time. we need comprehensive affordablity reform. we need to build, we just need reliable rules for development to go forward. if we want affordable units, we need to set rules that will be predictable. we need predictable out comes. we just need a predictable process. haggling over individual projects, individual percentages is generally a waste of everyone's time here, and the people that -- the -- there are thousands of people on the list of -- the waiting list waiting for affordable units, and the more we squabble over a few units at a time, there's still nothing being built, so thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisor tang, supervisor kim, supervisor brown, and supervisor -- well, i g guess ahsha is missing, but he'll be back. my name is lisa brown, and i live just a few blocks away from the proposed development. i'm here to speak in support of this but it wil

brits should take the opportunity and take what is on the table and he also stressed that all the twenty seven member states are united behind one year the chief negotiator. so there is no beginning and no baby ring it is make it or break it is today really get in brussels thank you. take a look at some of those stories are making news around the world because political crisis is intensified after lawmakers voted out the country's newly appointed prime minister the decision was arrived at ensuring a heated session and follows a ruling by the country's top court to suspend a presidential order to dissolve parliament and hold fresh elections for him to rajapakse it was appointed prime minister last month after the president removed his predecessor. u.s. vice president mike pence has told me in months later there is no excuse for the violence that has caused hundreds of thousands of ranjit to flee the country this depends met on some suchi on the sidelines of a regional summit where he also pressed for the release of two jail voices journalists lives only created so u.s. security forces have begun for to find a border cr

united states? let's start with the defense stress transfers, whether it is transfers of services, articles, support the defense base, and to reduce the cost of procurement of our own military. that is one. the u.s. defense industry directly deploys almost 2 million people across the united states. most of these are two high- paying jobs. most individuals, and the companies they work for, i am told the companies listed behind me, represent a key part of american entrepreneurial ship and innovation. they are helping to maintain the united states is the world leader and defense united states sectors, in ensuring our armed forces between the military edge. the transfer of defense articles and services happens under military fails, or direct commercial sales. and under the for military fails, the u.s. government manages $40 million a year. that is defense equipment, mainly in the gulf regions. under the direct commercial sales, the united states government provides regulatory approval for more than $100 billion a year. that is in sales of defense equipment, services, or related manufacturing technologie

abuse euphemistically united as enhanced interrogation subsequently denounced as torture techniques included waterboarding simulated drowning rule slamming sleep deprivation extreme stress positions and sexual and psychological abuse. is as or best man did been to europe. it's all or them even in dimensions or see the fact that some are done via their finish the necessary. to god b.s. . shut the non-god as ignorant as it carved from. a number which os itself. on the shelves. and the modern aggressiveness wrangler of. the small cinema. was held without any explanation the cia realized very soon that they got the wrong man but it took more than four months before he was released they put him on a plane to albania drove him to a remote location and then dumped him on the under-funded in ireland. and the not for lawson or friendly and. man is a who gave. them the. today he is free but still paying the price suffering severe psychological trauma and whilst macedonia has apologized for its road and his friend issued he's received no apology from the u.s. he's now mounting the latest in a series of legal cases against the u.s. administration since keshia an issue and she missi

united arab emirates. subsequent the coalition airstrikes must cease in all populated areas in yemen. the coalition in its fight against iranian backed forces, refueling jets and providing intelligence, the state department stressessupports the right of saudi arabia to defend its borders, thousands are dead in the 4-year war. the united nations calls the conflict the world's worst humanitarian crisis with million suffering disease, starvation and the violence of war, the us pushes the cease-fires congressional support for saudi arabia deteriorates following jamal khashoggi's murder in the saudi consulate in his temple. >> mike pompeo says the united states is waiting for the facts to emerge though acknowledges saudi officials must get the facts out soon and the time is not on their side in doing so. nearly a month after jamal khashoggi was murdered. richardson, fox news. >> back at home today kicks off open enrollment for obamacare, there are some key changes including a shorter window to sign up just 6 weeks. you can go to healthcare.gov & after december 15th as donald trump makes this promise on twitter, republicans will protect people with preexisting conditions far better than democrats. the time is 11 minute

president donald trump has again stressed the need to curtail illegal immigration into the united states which is likened to an invasion he says those caught caught crossing the border illegally would be held while their asylum claims were investigated. sri lanka's new prime minister mahinda rajapaksa has defended the legitimacy of his appointment amid a growing political crisis because president has lifted his suspension of parliament and called for a meeting of law makers next week. turkey's justice minister has called for saudi arabia to cooperate fully with the investigation into the murder of saudi journalists. the washington post is reporting that egyptian and israeli leaders have reached out to the trumpet ministration to express support for the saudi crown prince for in the crisis. a pakistani christian woman who had her death sentence for blasphemy overturned is now planning to leave the country as your baby spent eight years on death row before the supreme court decision on wednesday protest by conservative islam groups against the decision on now into a second day with many ma

the president let's the crown prince off the hook and signaling that the united states will not punish saudi arabia while stressing that the kingdom has pledged to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in the u.s. i'll speak with congressman adam smith. he's the top democrat on the armed services committee. and our correspondents and specialists are standing by with full coverage. let's begin with our chief white house correspondent, jim acosta. jim, the president is now making it abua abundantly clear he's bg the saudis. >> reporter: that's right. the president's legal team has submitted the written responses in the russia investigation to the special counsel's office, but as you said, wolf, there is arguably a bigger story today. ask that is that president trump is sending a strong signal that he stands with saudi arabia, despite the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi. the president seems to be dismissing a cia assessment that the saudi crown prince ordered khashoggi's murder. and when i asked the president whether he is allowing the saudis to get away with murder earlier this afternoon, he said his decision

has underpin the group and stability has come under stress that's particularly true at the moment because of the trade dispute between china and the united states the tit for tat tariffs could provide some benefits for southeast asian countries if for example china move some manufacturing operations to other countries to avoid u.s. tariffs but most countries in this region are heavily reliant on exports so tend to thrive in an environment of free open trade donald trump says he prefers bilateral trade deals which means he's pulling in a different direction to most of the countries in singapore this week the southeast asian nations leading talks on the sixteen nation regional comprehensive economic partnership trade deal that includes china but not the united states. u.s. vice president mike pence and chinese premier league chang are in singapore but it's not clear whether they'll meet to discuss the trade dispute pains did meet with me and my as leader aung san suu kyi and gave a very public rebuke for the violence against the rigging this is a tragedy that has touched the hearts of millions of. the violence of persecution. by military a

united states has ever faced. -- this year, it largely moves us in the right direction. it is a nested appropriately under our national security strategy, and stressed the primacy of great power competition, the importance of that competition to the security and prosperity of the united states, as well as the other challenges we continue to face. an emergent nuclear power in north korea, it would be nuclear power in iran, as well as a lot of the study counterterrorism activity that our military is world. in and around the but while we applaud the direction the strategy moves us in, we did have a number of concerns. some of them have been already addressed in both your opening statement, mr. chairman, and. in senator reed's opening statement in particular, we are concerned about this strategy is not adequately resourced. 19 moved --nd about 2018 and 2019 budgets moved us in the right direction, but as senator reed just noted, we believe strongly that for this strategy to succeed, it needs adequate, predictable and consistent levels of funding. the difficulties we have had funding the department of defense, having periodic two-year budget deals, inter