. >> i'm terry schultz from the department of public health, zuckerburg capital planning. it is going to and transformational. the seismic project is going to be impacting, as joe said, there are 206 touch points in the building, but they usually have a column which impacts two rooms. so usually it is sandwich between two rooms. there are 400 changes or relocation that is we have to do enabling those efforts. so there is a lot of risk that is involved with that effort. and we spent a lot of time with joe's team and our teamworking collaboratively, and i think it has been going very well. and we've been very successful as mitigating some large problems. i want to thank joe for his efforts. thank you. >> chairman: thank you. >> hi, i'm lindsay haddock with the department of homelessness and city housing. i want to thank joe and the department of public works for the collaboration on getting these projects up and running. 440 churchill has just completed construction. and the department is looking forward to moving later this summer. it has turned out better than i could have

well spring indeed obvious teri schultz in brussels terry this treaty is now history why have the u.s. and russia not succeeded in keeping it alive. well terry if if you talk to the americans they will say the treaty has in effect been dead for years because they have documented for several years russia's violation in creating this missile which goes beyond the ranges allowed by the treaty so basically when the u.s. said that russia would have until today to return to compliance to destroy this missile system i don't think it really expected that to happen this was just a formality in documenting that you know one side is is only if only one side is it hearing to the treaty it's not working and the europeans though it took some took some time came in line behind the united states on that and now there is complete unity at nato which which was a hard sell for the americans in the beginning now many see the terminations of this treaty as a threat to global peace u.n. secretary general antonio terry had this to say yesterday the intermediate nuclear forces. there is a landmark agreement

davies teri schultz is following this story for us from brussels hi terry good to see you after this flurry of activity what has actually changed about bread from earlier this week. it doesn't seem like anything's changed despite boris johnson saying he's incredibly encouraged by his meetings with chancellor merkel and president mccaughan he didn't come with any new ideas and that's what the e.u. is really waiting to hear in fact there was was a briefing here in brussels today with e.u. sources saying the e.u. is in listening mode and without new ideas from johnson there's really no sense that there's going to be any movement on brussels sighed the french president maicon germany's chancellor merkel how well do these 2 actually represent the e.u. stance on back to negotiations. well they are the power brokers in the european union and and i'm sure that boris johnson thought if he were able to change their minds at all if if there were some opening where they said they're willing to renegotiate the withdrawal agreement perhaps the other $25.00 leaders would come along with them but th