it covers 100% of division for technic technical college students who enroll in one of our high demand fields. although this program is only a few years old, it is already bearing exceptional fruit. in fact, of those students who take advantage of this resource, 99.2% find employment upon the completion of their training and studies. that is why i was proud to grow that forest of potential by adding five new categories to that incredibly successful program. so as of ten days ago, we now have 17 specific fields that allow our employers to answer yes when i ask them if they can find qualified candidates for open jobs. throughout our state at all 22 tcsj campuses, we have pockets of excellence in terms of economic development. in order to better leverage those tools, i am happy to announce we'll create a new deputy commissioner position within our technical college system. this individual will develop and maintain a unified process within our 22 campuses, coordinate with the university system and the department of economic development so that in these as they interact with companies here

with us today is the new commissioner of our technical college system. he is matt arthur, who also, by the way, helped lead the university of georgia bulldogs to their 1980 national championship as an offensive lineman. matt, in recognition of your leadership on the field and in the field of education, would you mroplease stand and let us recognize you. while we continue to support and expand the opportunitiesin our university system, i have also been pleased that in recent years, we have added certificate and degree programs within our technical college system that provide a solution for the problems we faced coming out of the great recession. at the height of our unemployment rate, i asked the employers of this state, can you find proper candidates here in georgia for the open positions in your company? their answer was often a very loud no, so we created a program known as the hope career grant that covers 100% of tuition for technical college students who enroll in one of our georgia strategic industry high demand fields. now, although this program i

and as to the technical capabilities, i don't believe there is as much of a technical -- technology gap between the two allies. with the fourth industrial revolution, i think we have to be mindful of the -- many of the changes that has taken place in the 21st century. for example, usage of the application of the big data. well, who has the data? and who has the ability to analyze? for example, underwater movement of submarines from north korea. it's not about technology anymore. it's more of a creative solutions to finding ways to mine the data that we have already. as to the movement that we already have much data on. and as to the joint governance, tcsnc of recent, we have had deep discussions between the u.s. and korea. we have identified 40-plus areas for joint cooperation and collaboration and at the previous sscm we had very good reviews on those collaborations. and we have had, during april of this year, we have had further discussions and talks about the collaboration between the two allies. so as far as these three obstacles identified by dr. seo are concerned, there are not as

candidates withdrew from the running, and how baroness campbell was immediately impressed by neville's technical expertise, his outstanding leadership, his desire for the role. they say that phil went through a combined to interview and assessment process, and this included background betting, psychometric testing, and a full technical assessment. his

. >>> time to take your tweets the first is terraguchi >> do you use technicals >> i'm not a technical guy >> you often tag team with carter >> i focus on the technicals if i have this guy by my side >> you like to do your own technical anal si technical analysis >> where is it going to get resistance that's what i use technicals to do >> that's a combination. our next tweet is from watching your charts. this person is asking about amd. would you buy some february 9th '14 calls to fill a gap on earnings >> the chart is something i would call a bearish to bullish reversal it does have a gap to fill i would be long whether you do it for an outright call or perhaps the guys have a strtgy >> you are asking for a call that is a dollar out of the money. to me, that's not a great probability. >> carter? >> google earnings on the long side sgchlt wi >> mike? >> buy call spreads in google and sell them in volume. >> dan >> what he said. >> i am melissa lee. see you back here next friday. our time has expired the following program is a paid commercial presentation for total gym fitness. [music]

>> i'm not a technical nachlt i always look to the probability first, but i think technicalities are important >> you often tag team with carter on a trade. >> that's because i get a lot of help i definitely focus on the technicals with this guy by my side. >> you always focus on the technicals. >> i use them to help inform my strike if i have a view and it is directional, i'm going to buy this option and i have a good probability of making money there. i'm going to say where does it meet resistance. >> with the technicals our next question is about watching charts. this person is asking about amd. would you buy some calls to fill a gap on earnings? car cart,er, how does the chart look >> it has a bullish to bearish reversal it. it has a gap to fill >> you are asking about a call that's a dollar out of the money that cost 4 cents, that's not a great probability. >> time for the last call. carter. >> google into earnings. i want to be on the long side. >> mike. >> call spreads on google. sell them in bond. >> dan. >> what he said. i forgot what i was going to say. >> excellent our tim

why do we think of technical mom -- technology as mail? or is something else going on?oth had the opportunity to interview engineers from other countries talking to somebody from russia or israel there is not the same stigma. that is very much a western thing and i really do think that has to do with the media in our country the gender are so entrenched and have to from the 50s it is hard to get away from that and unfortunately movies and television all of these perpetuate those stereotypes. research shows that is one reason you have so few women wanting to pursue computer science engineering. but the reality is there are women going to science and math but it is engineering and computing specifically where you have the gap. and in our research we certainly found the media plays a huge role and they were marketing personal computers to men and gaming to manifest videogames out were these shoot them up they didn't have a story. anybody remember carmen san diego? >> the only one that i played. [laughter] >> when we worked on the documentary we profiled the people that cre

mixd: technically, and i technicals and fundamentals, the help on astory is global basis using u.s..k. breakevens, making headway on the commodities story is a real driver of that. i am not so worry about the european breakeven story. that could continue in line with the other stories. whether that changes draghi's decision-making is something else altogether. at the moment, it is sound. what is not having an impact is bund yields. we tried it the week before christmas and we failed again. we are stuck in these ranges and that will be key for me in the first quarter when those bund yields break out of the range. guy: we will go into those details in a few minutes. you see u.s. breakevens at 2%, north of there. 1.4, 1.5,ou look at where will the fed take its cues? , head of technical analysis at credit suisse, will stick around. tv .atch using if you want all the added bells and whistles, tv on your bloomberg. streamu get is the video and this sidebar which adds the functionality in there. get breaking news, guest bios and charts. let us know what this year is going to be lo

but when we do have personal staff, he tends to be technical help. because individual staff, they don't have, individual members, they don't have legislation so it's not typically a formal estimate. >> so again what percentage of your staffs time issues with personal -- >> we probably do 350, 400 in from estimates for individual members. >> just as a go through this debate can understand where you guys are spending your time. you talk with mrs. black about behavioral assumptions, and how you look at available literature and you offered a member of congress to submit literature, if the estimate for the scoring came back and it was not what was expected or super anything like that. is there a procedure for a member of congress to submit literature as they submit the bill for scoring to you? >> i appreciate that question because that's one of the things we do when we get some legislation. ask the committee staff who ever gave it to us, is there some data you want us to look at? is a some research you would like us to see. >> members of congress are not

to expend grant association of bay area governments to develop a test pilot software to perform technical for retrofits through a small commercial buildings through the period december 31, 2019. >> councillor breed: same house, same call. adopted unanimously. next. >> clerk: resolution to authorize the district attorney to renew its agreement with california victim compensation board for a revolving fund in $75,000 to use for funeral, burial, crime scene cleanup and other losses for eligible victims through june 30, 2020. >> councillor breed: same house, same call. without objection, the resolution is adopted unanimously. >> clerk: item 11, retroactively authorize airport director to accept gifts $95,000 from thomas g dragges, james lund and jon simmonds. >> councillor breed: same house, same call. adopted. >> clerk: to authorize the recreation and park department to accept a grant of $110,000 from the san francisco parks alliance to benefit the department's scholarship program for the project term through june 30, 2018. >> councillor breed: same house, same call. without objection, resol

and this technical task force has completed its review of a.b.82. and now the board of directors is taking action on the task force recommendations, and we expect a response from them by january of this year or early february then the task force r begin review of 2083 in january of 2018. now, since december 27, 2017, we now have an information sheet s-18, structural, it's a structural information sheet, and it's the titled interim guidelines and procedures for structural geo technical and seismic hazard engineering design review, for tall buildings, and applies to any building 240 feet or taller, and the project is located in the city's softest soils, or liquifaction zones. now the very viewers beyond the engineering design review team unless the project includes piers or piles that reach bedrock. new requirement in s-18, for the owner to monitor a settlement for a duration of ten years, after the c.f.c. or the t.c.o. has been issued to the project. also a notorized legal document against the title, listing the qualified monitoring surveyors and ins

have you with us we begin with a scientific breakthrough in china that makes cloning humans just a technical step away now the baby monkeys that you see here well they don't just look at why they are identical researchers created them using the same cloning method that produced dolly the sheep almost twenty years ago but monkeys well they're primates just like us humans and now the question is being posed are we next. me. they might just look like two cute baby mechanics but they also represent a breakthrough that has excited scientists around the wild the monkeys are close the very first successful clones of a primate using the method to produce dolly research is that the chinese academy of sciences presented them to the public this week the purpose of doing call me a monkey and use monkeys experiment to animals is really for the human health for the cure in a few meant izzy's there are many other animal models who told us you can use mice was widely used but there has been difficulty. in using that as animal model for the human disease because mice are very far away from humans the process

we need to watch technical issues impacting the targeted availability of wireless emergency alert and be on guard for ways these issues can be resolved so that everyone gets the emergency warning they need. we also need to consider multimedia use and alerts, many to one feedback, and multilingual messaging. the record on all of these issues is already robust. so let's do something bold. let's take them on now for the next disaster or crisis compels us to do so. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner rosenworcel. when disaster strikes it is essential that americans in harm's way get reliable information so that they can stay safe and protect their loved ones. the wireless emergency alert system, or wea, is one important tool for emergency managers to quickly convey such information such as tornado warnings to the public on their mobile devices. since wea became operational in 2012 it has been used over 33,000 times. recently, wea was used four times in response to wildfires in northern california, 16 times more than wildfires around los angeles. wea was also used extensively in all area

we continue to participate in the technical groups. it is important to be sure they are compatible between the two services. thank you. >> chair peskin: thank you again mr. hartnet. thank you for your patience this morning. and with that, item number eight is just an out date. so, we are done -- update. so we are done with item eight. items number nine and ten are very important. but i'm afraid that we are about to lose quorum. so, i would like to continue those two items, numbers nine and ten to our next meeting. but they are on the agenda. some of you have waited patiently. i have speaker cards for items nine and ten. if you could call those two items, mr. quintanilla, we can hear from mr. strauss on both those items. >> clerk: item nine, presentation on the voters survey prepared for the san francisco task force 2045. item ten, update on the transportation network companies regulatory landscape and across the country. also an information item. >> chair peskin: mr. strauss. and i apologize that we have to continue these, but these ar

the men arrested were mainly the group technical experts.he group leaders recruited many of the people on an ordinary government related search. the job posting failed to mention the work would be illegal. every morning except on weekends different people would sit down at their computers in places all across russia and ukraine and get to work. the plane to moscow. , thegust of this year leader of this group, workedtine, told that he for many years after he was caught because of his hacking on banks. all stories by western media about russian hackers are about me. -- in particular the hacking of the national committee of the democratic party in the united states and the correspondence of hillary clinton and military objects in the united states. he did not provide any proof in support of this confession. some observers and me said he was insane. others that he was desperately trying to save himself with such publicity. if hee key question -- or heying to make a deal, has already made it in the past like many other hackers. there are stories

mnuchin: technically it did go through regular order. the issue is a went through reconciliation, which was 51 votes, but technically it did go through the committee process and regular order. mr. rubenstein: is there anything in the bill that you wish was not in there? is there anything you are not happy with? sec. mnuchin: overall, i couldn't be more pleased with it. if you look at the process -- and i think what worked very well is -- first of all, the house committees had worked on taxes and thinking about this for a long time. way before the president and i showed up, they had been working, had gone through a blueprint. during the campaign and developing the president's economic program, we spent a lot of time with the president thinking about taxes. taxes were a major part of his platform and what he was going to do. i think we couldn't be more pleased. that's not to say that every single page and every single line item, but we could not be more pleased with the overall bill. sometimes after you pass these major bills, there is a s

since dolly there were some technical aspects that were very difficult to overcome.ow they have overcome them and now they are within our group of animals feared these are closely related animals so you can expect most of what they did in order to obtain these clones would also work with humans. brent: martin, i have to assume the drive that made researchers keep trying is going to keep driving them until they get it right with humans? martin: yes. but we should be careful what that means. that doesn't mean were going to have full human cloning even though that is a technical possibility. cloning parts of humans for therapeutic reasons, cloning a liver or kidney for someone having to undergo a lifetime of dialysis, i think that's a question we can more or less answer. the question as to whether cloning a full human being is desirable, i think it's something that most of us would have a predictable reaction to. the community will ultimately have to decide. brent: let's talk about the immediate positive side effects. the doctors, researchers, this is good news. derek:

another technical glitch, remember the technical glitch on the iran negotiation with president obamand the video was edited and they said it was a technical glitch and we found out in the litigation that we brought against the state department that that was intentional. it was intentional edited by the state department. >> sean: they changed -- >> obstruction of evidence, may be the inspector, i hope what your previous panel is right, the general has this. if not, the fbi, department of justice better get it. if they can't get it from their existing systems, they need to go to samsung and get it from them. here's the problem, sean. these are not just individuals. these are individuals charged with investigating the russia probe. this wasn't just random political talk. explain to me the five months just happen to be missing. a lot more than 18 minutes. five months, gone. it starts at the next day. the day after the special counsel appointed, it starts up. >> sean: i know they can recover everything. where are the phones? where are those two physical phones tonight? instead of trashing

provided technical assistance to congressional staff. as they developed literally thousands of legislative proposals and amendments. and published many reports about the budget, economy, and many issues. nevertheless because of limited resources number of estimates and an analyses that cbo falls short of congressional requests. moreover, we must balance our commitment to respond quickly to the congress with our professional responsibility to release estimates only when kwaumt is high enough. fourth, in order to provide congress with the high quality analysis that it needs, cbo staff has expertise in many areas. among cbo roughly 235 people, the largest concentration of expertise is in the area of health. other areas of focus include national security, labor, taxes, energy and macro economics. maintaining a broader array of expertise policy needs quickly. analysts are organized a number of divisions but much much cbo requires work for more than one division. cbo analysts also pursue high quality and accuracy. approach issues with detailed

they've built a fine technical school where young men are learning to use machine tools.hey point with special pride to the rapidly expanding medical school in which young people are being trained to fill the shortage of doctors. some of the students are women, evidence of change disturbing to the conservative muslim clergy. about 90% of the people live in villages. this village exists because it has water drawn by this primitive hoist. today, this hoist reaches only 60 feet, its capacity is two goat skins. that is about eight gallons of water per minute. here the people of the village clothes.ash their in this same water, they do their dishes. they see nothing wrong about having the sheep and goats, to drink at the same source from which they draw their water to take him for cooking and drinking. a girl carries a quart of water she has walked half a mile to get. there is no school, so she has not heard of the dangers of bacteria in drinking water. the village is cold and dusty in winter, hot and even dusty your er in summer because of the flies. at home, zara's mother ma

some of the technical standards are established and evolving.ome of the social standards you're asking about are not yet in that same status. >> i was outed off-site at the biosphere with his crazy mix the different disciplines and we did an interesting project relevant to this question will be looked at ecosystem that have propagated not skilled but propagated to tens of names of people and change the world in some ways not with a top-down funding office tried by a single individual insider that happen? we look at a couple different ones. one of them was mine craft the game. one design in sweden who created the game and one of my kitchen obsessed with it apostolate most influential thing for generation we look at wikipedia and without a couple interesting things. they all had a single or few a w people that were sort of charismatic founders that had a vision a powerful vision instead of culture. and were every bit presence and continued to be a presence in those communities. lots of people benefited and could play in the ecosystem but what was

out of the schools we have for career and technical education a waiting list to get it in graduation rates in the mid to upper 90 percent and they go out of the school into a job opportunity so whether it's construction, medical, media, culinary and they just have a lot so i have a big belief that if you teach themsomething to do they have something to do so that's what's happening . what i'm hoping is on a state level we've taken our education department and labor department and sort of not blended them but said how can they be complementary? that success model i know is done in other states as well but it's been a significant improvement to our education or graduation rates and they just see a reason for what they are doing. i know that on a federal level you've been supported that and i want to thank you for that but just to acknowledge there's more that can be done on a federal level recognizing the merits of the career and technical education piece, there's a lot of focus on folks being prepared to go to college and that's a wonderful thing and those that come out of the career

it moved to land and that technically made it a tornado. >> one of the smallest technically it was a tornado. >> it looked superimposed but real. >> no water spourts. but maybe close to 70 around santa cruz dry weather for the next ten days. >> thanks for joining us. "saturday night live" is next. >> have a great night. gital wor. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> and now a message from former president george w. bush. >>> thank you. it is i george w. bush.

we suspect they would match in all instances except if they are not technically capable to do so. in those limited circumstances when a consumer turns off the location services on their device wireless providers are required to approximate the target area. some members of the public tivo only those alert messages to give emergency managers those tools to be affected by the emergency. and then to comply by novembe november 30, 2019 the order would adopt tumor requirements that they are aware of the benefit at the point of sale. second to preserve messages on mobile devices for at least 24 hours or until deleted by the user. preserving those will allow members of the public to go back and review life-saving information and emergency hotline numbers that is especially important with the recent adoption those messages that include links and phone numbers. it would define that defiance in whole or in part participation. if they provide a service at the point of sale and with the entirety of their area and participate in some of the service area of the mobile device that the offer at th

and information to the fbi bureaucracy to figure out how technically.d preserve any evidence, not just these two that i'm concerned about, other top fbi officials including mister comey, the number 2 at the fbi who is currently still there and recovered by this. . rob: we heard insurance policy for a couple months now, a phrase between peter and lisa page regarding how to prevent a trump election, what the speculation could be, now we heard secret society as a text message only trey gowdy has read, who knows what that could be? the timing is interesting, until the day robert mueller was assigned to look into this stuff. that is the window all these messages have disappeared. >> the information during that time, you had the dossier being leaked, james comey showing donald trump, comey being fired, you had general flynn being ambushed, with an interview by the fbi at the white house by peter strzok and mister mueller being appointed, the last day the message was captured. the question what needs to be done in terms of criminal activity, criminal investiga

but if and when a false alert is ever sent again, the technical capability to send a correction is on place in the protocol on how to go about it should be clearly defined. >> thank you. >> it's astounding no one was hurt. this could've been a catastrophe of the utmost importance. i wanted to check on one point she made yet highlighted and it was raised regarding the governor in hawaii emergency management agency had responded to this article said we hoped that whatever waited until the report came out before commenting regarding the twitter password, but nothing you'd had today suggested it was completely accurate. the reason he did not respond because he can find his password, set right? >> that's has been reported in the news. >> can you help me? i watch this and it was -- it's correct in saying fema has responsibility for overseeing the preparation notifications as it relates to other organizations. responsibilities to make sure -- on the communication side. >> the fcc is responsible for the distribution by the service providers. fema oversees its integrated public alert and warni

there may be a need for certain technical corrections.in, there is nothing we have identified right now that is a problem heard we will see if we need to fine-tune anything. mr. rubenstein: the debt of the united states is $20 trillion. you are responsible for making sure we pay the debt. as an owner of treasury bills i want to make sure you do pay that. are you worried about the limit? you will run out of capacity. you are over the limit now. see have a couple months before you can't pay my treasury bills? of theuchin: this is one things that multiple treasury secretaries advised me on before i got into the job. i have been through one -- certain people were critical of me in the extension here and at the end of the day, this is all about we have to raise the debt ceiling every time we get close to the debt ceiling. one of the things the president i think about is how should this process be changed. we as a debt ceiling, budget, and appropriations. in any business, you plan what you will spend and then you plan how you finance it. it is

1.30 so a technical break in that currency pair.ou can see the picture across the board for cable is stronger as well. you can see that weakness in dollar is manifested and the exception, of course, being the dollar/yen pair which has come down a bit but relative to the others, still hanging in there >> let's talk about a country that's had its share of currency problems south africa the anc party is meeting in the eastern cape to celebrate its 106th party. they are using the event to start around negotiations for an exit from president zuma the president will face another vote of no confidence on november 8th after losing to cyril ramaphosa last month i have to ask, how is mr. ramaphosa going to try to engineer this exit for mr. zuma? >> well, he is known as a tough negotiator from his days in the unions, and he has a reputation for striking a deal. he is very much like donald trump in that sense, i guess but cyril ramaphosa has both trouble inside and outside the party. there's pressure from citizenry as a whole to do something ab

david: i think the technicals very constructive.ve done very well with the headwind of the high euro. if we see yields begin a more significant path higher, we will see a retracement. i think that will be a positive. countries in europe, italy especially, is getting close to significant long-term levels. 24,500, thatround would be a pretty significant base. france is still very constructive. they have just underperformed the u.s. if we see a positive the u.s. equity market, maybe europe will start to take up some of that fight and we see a short u.s. long europe switch. guy: david sneddon stays with us. before we talk about the oil story, let's talk about europe this morning. sanofi making a big acquisition. the market is not that keen. being smashed lower this morning. we come back and talk about these stock stories in a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open. we are 12 minutes into the trading day. let's get our top stock stories with nejra cehic. n ejra: let's start with dealmaking in the pharma indu

suit, the pattern that we've got up our sleeves for the next couple of days, wet out on the board, technically some snow falling across cents a portion of our area, at least in this spot in the live neighborhood network not actually sticking but notice what's going on here. of two separate systems now that they're getting closer to together, starting to look more connected but they're not one that is still making its exit. very weak disturbances on the heals, little gap of dry weather between the two, still over philly for the most part, but it is cents starting to close pretty quickly here. so come late this morning, the accumulating snow is really going to get underway. not talking about a lot out of this. but let me show you feature weather. across new jersey southeast delaware you've had this coming down for good portion

i've been working as a geo technical engineer for 60 years or so. planning found a way to waive the contaminated soil issue, but they can't waive the protection act. i have a map here. it doesn't seem to be working. that oblong shape that you see. that's been part of the four or five districts, mostly around telegraph hill, but this one has ground conditions that are very poor. this house, one of the most important historical buildings in san francisco, is in this red circle. there are a series of requirements for geo technical reports, for foundation designs, and registrations to protect adjoining neighbors to a project. once the city or planning granted the determination, the planners signed the plans approved without even looking at them. when you look at the plans, the developer has foundations anchored to the coxhead house and you will see those in the report and a lot of other things. thank you. >> president breed: thank you. next speaker, please? >> hello, honorable supervisors, almost a year ago, mr. gerkin revealed his plans. letters poured

no i didn't to be honest but in any case this is the bait is not new and also technical advancement is not a new phenomenon and what we can tell if you're looking back into history is that people have always been scared about technical advance but. the fear and the concerns that came out of that always turned out as. not not realistic and we did the problem seems to be that there's an asymmetry between the ability to see which kind of jobs will be destroyed but we're lacking a fantasy when it comes to imagining what kind of new type of jobs would emerge and that creates some kind of asymmetric perception that. overweights the job destruction and underway it's job creation and i think that's the same thing with with this recent debate about computers and. artificial intelligence and whatever it's called well if if we're lacking so much fantasy if none of this is new why is mr trump getting so big on the old economy when the u.s. is leading the way in a new economy already i think. he is operating where's the teacher glee he knows these type of people that he is addressing are his voters

that includes such local efforts as bonneville county voters turning eastern idaho technical college into the college of eastern idaho, with the help of $5 million in start-up money , and i appreciate it. [applause] congratulations to the people of congratulations to the people of eastern idaho for creating this great new opportunity for more of our citizens to affordably take their education beyond high school close to home. as you know, there was a robust debate in bonneville county and beyond about the costs and benefits associated with creating the college of eastern idaho. and that's a good thing. that as it should be. an open process and meaningful public engagement are necessary to crafting sound public policy. that's especially true on issues as complex and controversial as allocating limited resources to our education priorities. the success of our k-12 task force for improving education bears that out. so i'd like to thank the 36 members of my higher education task force who worked during the past year to assess how we can achieve the moonshot goal of ensuring that 60% of o

recycla ble, everything is technically recyclable, so it is about finding the right business model tog solution. we create our own supply chain, we work with collect this, schools, charities, individuals at home, he collect the waste products for us and then we work with other local partners to locally recyclable waste. so we really try to find new ways to recycle, everything is recyclable, it is just about finding the right economics behind it. yeah, the issue we're going to have in this country andi we're going to have in this country and i imagine around the world is that there is not going to be that infrastructure in place in the short term to do with it. a lot of this stuff is going to have to be incinerated, which in itself is bad for the environment. of course, that is bad news, i guess. but i hope this will really, like... we will make sure that we can innovate quickly but in the short term, there will be solutions for the environment, for sure. 0k, really good to talk to you. thank you for coming in, thank you. thank you. scientists have been developing a breakthrough gene e

a technical glitch we recover the document. remember the technical glitch on the iran negotiation with president obama and the video awes edited. we found out in the litigation against the state department it was intentional edit by the state department to change the dating of when this is going this. is illegal. obstruction of evidence. you know, maybe the inspector. i hope what the previous panel said the inspector general has the information. if not the fbi, department of justice better get it. if they can't get it they need to go to samsung and get it from them. this is not just individuals they're individuals charged with investigating the russia probe this. isn't just random political talk. explain the five months missing. that's more than 18 minutes. gone and starts up the next day. the day after the special council is a a. pointed it starts back up. >> i know they can refer anything. where are the phones tonight. where are the two physical phones tonight? >> why the agents still -- >> and samsung why not get them to hel

some of the technical standards are established in evil things. in the crazy mix of disciplines we did an interesting project relevant to this where we looked at ecosystems that had propagated to tens of millions of people bought with big top-down funding to say did that happen and we looked at a couple of different ones. he found a couple of interesting things. we are a very. big presence in the thicfigure to play in that m obut what was missing was this middle tier that when lots of founders started things these particular founders either by accident or intention creative platforms and processes for people to adapt and extend to different local communities. the platform could be modified but it was in their culture and norms. we were one of the 10,000 or so you could start to realize how it reaches 100 million people because the company that made the game wasn't interested but we were so the idea that you have a galvanizing fishing if you offer platforms and tools people can adapt and extend and lots of people can benefit and folks can move a in

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we didn't receive as many from the technical field and also from the academic field.o our senior engineer in concert with our director determined that we needed a deeper pool, so that's why we went out again with the rfq. >> and the rfq is pretty much to the geotechnical -- >> and there was more outreach this time to associations for especially for the geotechnical side. we did have a deep pool for the structural review. >> so we have a highly returned rate on -- is there a certain quantity you need that you're satisfied? >> i don't believe so. it was just a matter of making sure that we had opportunity to draw from a pool that was more representative of the disciplines. it's not a quantifiable -- i don't know how many we have for each, i think there were four. director hui, do we remember? >> i would like to know how many geotechnical and mechanical applied and you made the decision based on needing more. >> the bidding section, i discuss with my senior engineer and look at the group because outreach more to capture all the expertise. it's not only number, it's exper

the students are with us here this evening in the auto tech program at diman regional vocational technical school to carry on that rich legacy. (cheers and applause) like manymerican hometowns, fall river has faced its share of storms, but the people here are tough. they fight forach other. they pull for theirity. it is a fitting place to gather, as our nation reflects on the state of our union. this is a difficult task. many have spent the last year anxious, angry, afraid we all feel the fractured fault lines across our country. we hear the voices oanf americ who are forgotten and feel forsaken. we see an economy that makes stock soar, investorortfolios bulge and corporate profits climb, but fails to give workers thir share of the reward, a government that struggles to keep itself open, russia knee-deep in our democracy, an all-out war on environmental protection, a justice department rowing back civil rights by the day, hatred and supremy proudly marching in our sreets, bullets tearing through our classrooms, concerts and urcongregations, targeting safest sacred places, and this nagging,

where the last mile is that technical training. where a lot of jobs, a lot of these good first jobs, yes, advanced manufacturing, great first job. traditional industrial building trades, great first jobs. but increasingly the good first jobs we're seeing for young people are using some sort of software or sas platform to manage a business function. because every business function across every industry is managed using software or a sas platform. these are in the job descriptions. if you don't have those qualifications or experience, you'll be invisible to the hiring managers, because you'll be screened out by the applicant tracking systems. so you can count on four hands the number of colleges that actually train in salesforce. they don't do that. so these are the sorts of last-mile training programs that, you know, i think -- i argue in the book, are on the verge of displacing many nonselective colleges as a preferred pathway for young people. because they're faster and they're cheaper and they get to that good first job, which is

over the last few years, we've been more technical. it's a great place to be, but you know, you have to concentrate and focus on where things are going and what the right decisions are as a small business owner. >> sometimes it's appropriate to bring in an expert to offer suggestions and guidance in coaching and counseling, and other times, we just need to talk to each other. we need to talk to other manufacturers that are facing similar problems, other people that are in the trenches, just like us, so that i can share with them a solution that we came up with to manage our inventory, and they can share with me an idea that they had about how to overcome another problem. >> moving forward, where we see ourselves down the road, maybe five and ten years, is really looking at a business from a little bit more of a ready to wear perspective and making things that are really thoughtful and mindful, mindful of the end user, how they're going to use it, whether it's the end piece or a he hwedding gown, are they going to use it again, and inco