additionally, the program will be increasing service units to increase the call volume and need for program services in the following catagories. i'm going to speak to the service unit increase that's will happen. first, the unduplicated client will increase from 850 to 1200 per contract year. the hours for grief education. we're talking hours not individuals. the hours for grief education, training and community outreach will increase from 25 hours per contract year to 50 contract hours per year. the number of participants who are provided grief education and training will increase from 500 per contract year to 725 per contract year. the number of unduplicated consumers provided formally motional support increasing from 125 consumer a year to 150 per contract year. and finally, the number of individual grief counseling sessions will increase from 50 per contract year to 150 per contract year. thank you for your time and i'm happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> thank you, very much, mike. any comments or questions from the commission? commissioner lou. >> what is the patten f

service. he entered the united states naval academy when he was just 17 years old. his service as a naval aviator took him around the world and eventually to the war in vietnam. it was there on his 23rd bombing run that john was shot down and captured, refusing early release for the sake of his comrades. he enudred five and a half years of confinement and torture. then, as now, americans marveled at the iron will of john mccain. but captivity did not diminish john's sense of calling or his commitment to mission. as he would later say, i fell in love with my country when i was a prisoner in someone else's. after he made it home, john traded service in the uniform of the united states for service in congress, exchanging the rank of captain for congressman and later senator. for 35 years, john served in these very halls under this very dome. and he fought for what he believed in. in my years in congress, and as vice president, we did not always agree either. he almost always noticed. but his support for limited government for tax reform and our armed forces surely left

but a lot of people in new hampshire served in the united services through all of these different wars. we had strong feelings of wanting to be patriotic, but also one analytical truth. as we look back to it, we can say we did not know for certain there was a disengagement from what the military was feeding our united states president, and a disengagement from what the public was getting from the media, and a disengagement or feeling from politicians that they did not want to lose one. they probably were looking for the hope of what happens if we hang on. now to nixon. nixon wrote several articles. political journals published them in circulation 2000. i guess you can call him a globalist today. he looked at the whole world of what was happening. despite all the things that happened after the fact, as a quaker, he did not really like the concept of war, because he made comments that the war only get to to a table where you will then finally settle it with a treaty. but, getting to the table is a disastrous thing that societies have to do in order to keep the peace for all the other peo

university of birmingham and in london and he say best city to breezy research fellow at the royal united services institute welcome to you all stephen raja's let me start with you why does the u. s. always as you that everybody has to just follow its lead even if they don't agree well the u.s. doesn't automatically assume that the president and the president trumps administration he believes in the go she everything that he does not look with regard to iran the question each leader around the world has to answer is what has iran done to advance world peace the answer is nothing so the fact of the matter is is that the regime has done nothing but create misbehavior around the world has not lived up to its obligations regarding that horrible deal and the united states is no longer on an apology tour as president obama was there's a new sheriff in town his name is donald trump business is not going to be as usual the e.u. and nato and other countries have always wanted the united states government to take the lead on a lot of worldwide issues president trump is doing that and that they've got to mak

united service members' employment and re-employment act. so basically the period of time that i was gone for my annual compensation is supposed to be calculated as if i had been here. so the example is if i made $150,000 a year and i -- time worked when i was here and i made $75,000, with the time that i was on military leaving the $75,000 that is supposed to be calculated to that annual compensation and then the board is supposed to make contributions on my behalf. >> president stansbury: mr. anderson, you reached your time but i want to make sure that you get an answer to your question. it sounds like you have unanswered questions. >> yes. >> president stansbury: we'll get your contact information and we'll work to get you some answers. and they'll touch base with you before you leave here today. does that sound like a decent solution or at least a starting point? >> yes, yes. i haven't received an answer from anybody that i c.c.ed. >> president stansbury: i think that you and i briefly exchanged over email -- why don't you -- she's out i

the united service organization is also helping those traveling. >> we provide a place with wi- fi, informationow to get around the bay area, you know, local hotels, restaurants, um, and then also just kind of a place to -- to -- to rest for a little while and -- and recharge and before you go back out and start traveling again. >> all major carriers are also waiving rebooking fees for hawaii-bound flights. at least one cargo ship that left the port of oakland is parked in the pacific waiting for the storm to go by. meanwhile, store shelves are emptying fast all over hawaii. stay with kpix 5 for updates and hurricane lane hits the islands. you can track the storm on our website, cbssf.com. >>> happening today, state lawmakers will be asking some tough questions to verizon about why it slowed down data speed for bay area firefighters during an emergency. santa clara county fire chief tony boden says his crews fighting the mendocino complex fires the largest wildfires in california state history slowed down the internet speeds. when the department alerted verizon, the carrier suggested it upgrade

and while much of my comments today have paid my respect to senator mccain for his service to the united states senate, it is his service in the military, in the navy, that is most compelling to me. i've known this story throughout my life and it's been reported and repeated here on the senate floor, but i do not know a person who as a prisoner of war, given the opportunity to be released and to return home to family and loved ones, i do not know a person who would say no. i do not know a person other than john mccain who would say no, it's not my turn, no, there are others who are prisoners of war more deserving and in fact on the list ahead of me to be released. what an honor to know a person who puts others so much ahead of himself, to know someone who because of his love of country and love of those who served and his sense of responsibility and obligation to those he served with and who were prisoners of war with him, that he had the character, the values to say no, it's not my turn. i wish i knew people, i wish i was one of those, and so today i certainly honor senator mccain for h

service. he entered the united states naval academy when he was just 17 years old. his service as a naval aviator took him around the world and eventually to the war in vietnam. it was there on his 23rd bombing run that john was shot down and captured. refusing early release for the sake of his comrades, he endured five and a half years of confinement and torture. then as now, americans marvelled at the iron will of john mccain. but captivity did not diminish john's sense of calling. or his commitment to mission. as he would later say, i fell in love with my country when i was a prisoner in someone else's. after he made it home, john traded service in the uniform of the united states for service in congress. exchanging the rank of captain for congressman and later senator. for 35 years, john served in these very halls under this very dome. and he fought for what he believed in. in my years in congress and as vice-president, we didn't always agree either. and he almost always noticed. but his support for limited government, for tax reform and support for our armed for

and then this. >> i'm the first press secretary in the history of the united states that needs secret servicentinues to ratchet up the assault. we have a role to play but the media does to for the discourse in the country. >> the president of the united states should not refer to us as the enemy of the people. his daughter acknowledges that. i'm asking you to acknowledge that right now and right here. >> i appreciate your passion. i share it. i've addressed this question, i've addressed my personal feelings. i'm here to speak on by half of the president. he made his comments clear. >> trish: who is right in this fight? let's ask olympic media manage editor, katie francis, harlan hill and capri cafaro. harlan, who is right? >> i think it's possible for all of them to be right. for one -- >> trish: such a diplomat. >> it's fair. ivanka doesn't have to march in lock step with her father. she can have differing opinions. ivanka has been on the receiving end of many smear attacks against her family. so it could be a little more nuanc nuanced than this. >> trish: here's a tweet that just crossed. t

service. he entered the united states unable academy when he was just 17 years old. his service as a unable aviator took him around the world and eventually to the war in vietnam. it was there on his 23rd bombing run that john was shot down and captured. refusing early release for the sake of his comrades, he endured five and a half years of confinement and torture. then as now, americans marvelled at the iron will of john mccain. but captivity did not diminish john's sense of calling. or his commitment to mission. as he would later say, i fell in love with my country when i was a prisoner in someone else's. and after he made it home, john traded service in the uniform of the united states for service in congress exchanging the rank of captain for congressman and later senator. for 35 years, john served in these very halls under this very dome. and he fought for what he believed in. in my years in congress, and as vice president, we didn't always agree either. and he almost always noticed. but his support for limited government, for tax reform, and support for our arm

the airline began serving in april with nonstop service to crescent city. >>> united is expanding its service in sonoma county beginning next year. airline will offer daily flights to denver. denver placed number six on the list of the top 10 most requested destinations from santa rosa airport. the top destination was lax in los angeles. >>> damage done to a war memorial in the south bay. coming up, we are going to hear from the people who built that monument. >>> a feud that just won't go away. president trump finally weighing in on the death of senator john mccain. mccain himself though with a final message for trump. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on 2. i am dave clark. >> i and pam cook. >> there is plenty of drizzle out there. it is more than we had yesterday. temperatures again are staying on the course i would the 60s and 70s. almost every location is running for to 10 degrees below seasonal averages. it does look like we will warm up on friday. long stretch there. high pressure has been gone for a while. it is back east. the morning fog lo

and after he made it home, john traded service in the universe of the united states for service in congresss, john served in these very halls under this very dome. and he fought for what he believed in. in my years in congress, and as vice president, we didn‘t always agree either, and he almost always noticed. but his support for limited government, for tax reform and support for our armed forces surely left our nation more prosperous and more secure, and he will be missed. us vice president mike pence paying tribute tojohn mccain. it‘s among the most majestic and iconic species of wildlife to grace our countryside, and yet the golden eagle is almost entirely restricted to remote parts of scotland. scientists have now unlocked the complete genetic code of this important predator, which should help both to protect the eagle and expand their numbers. 0ur science correspondent, victoria gill, has been finding out more. a golden eaglet, hidden safely away in its mountain nest, making it a perilousjob to take a dna sample. but a tiny amount of dna is all scientists need to map the genetic code o

university of birmingham and in london and he saved a city the breezy research fellow at the royal united services institute welcome to you all stephen raja's let me start with you why does the u. s. always as you that everybody has to just follow its lead even if they don't agree well the u.s. doesn't automatically assume that the president and the president trumps administration he believes in the go she everything that he does not look with regard to iran the question each leader around the world has to answer is what has iran done to advance world peace the answer is nothing so the fact that a matter is is that the regime has done nothing but create misbehavior around the world has not lived up to its obligations regarding that horrible deal and the united states is no longer on an apology tour as president obama was there is a new sheriff in town his name is donald trump business is not going to be as usual the e.u. and nato and other countries have always wanted the united states government to take the lead on a lot of worldwide issues president trump is doing that and that they've got to ma

[applause] and the secretary of the united states department of health and human services, alex azar. mrs. trump, secretary azar, academic and private sector partners welcome to the federal partners in bullying prevention summit on cyberbullying. administrator of the resource and service administration. cyberbullying is an ongoing issue for today's youth. this summit is a great opportunity to learn from one another and collaborate on innovative ways to address the issue. today'sorward to discussions, as well as the continued dialogue and partnership following the event. i now serve the distinct honor of introducing the 24th secretary of the united states department of health and human services. please welcome secretary alex azar. [applause] thank you so much for that introduction. it is so great to be here today for this important gathering. the federal partners in bullying prevention serve as a wonderful way to bring departments and agencies together to protect children across our country from bullying. bullying has a profound effect on our kids and their mental health. it is a topic

she's an iran expert at the royal united services institute and joins us by webcam from west london.think these sanctions coming in today will have an ironic? we know this is the first batch of sanctions, and because of their scope they are likely to target less the reigning economy than the ones in place in the 11th of november which tackle the oil sector and the energy sector which is the main drive of the iranian economy. however, we know that it's going to be already and it's going be difficult for the administration to fix these issues relate to the economy that he has been talking about and promising to deal with already in the first place but especially since may when he was reelected on the promise that he would deal with the iranian economy. it really true for the investment and trickle—down effect of the iran deal that trump decided to withdraw from. why has the economic picture in iran not brightened more in the last little while given that of course it's been without those sanctions in recent times?|j mentioned sanctions in recent times?” mentioned in the past couple of y

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the financial times is looking at french threats to the united kingdom's financial services sector post—brexitn red tape leading to a possible loss of access to european markets. staying with brexit in the independent, and this story looks at the possible negative impact of a lack of red tape. the story says the australian meat industry is lobbying to pressure britian to accept inferior products currently banned under eu law. and finally in the guardian, is the price of a pint getting too expensive? some uk adovcacy groups say yes, claiming increasing prices are forcing people to buy from supermarkets and pubs to close. with me is nina trentmann of the wall streetjournal. let's start with what is a second tragedy in a week for those in jakarta, the jakarta appointed —— the jakarta post pointing out the earthquake in lombok. ullah of australians. —— a lot. earthquake in lombok. ullah of australians. -- a lot. an island big and well travelled by

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[applause] and the secretary of the united states department of health and human services. [applause] mrs. trump, secretary, academics and private sector partners, welcome to the federal partners bullying prevention summit. administrator of --. bullying is an ongoing issue for today's youth. this summit is a great opportunity to learn from one another and cooperate on innovative ways to address the issue. for today's final discussions, as well as the continued dialogue and partnership following the event. distinct debt -- share the distinct honor of introducing the 24th secretary of the united states department of health and human services, secretary alex azar. [applause] thank you so much, dr. sickness, for that introduction. it is important to be here today for this gathering. the federal partners at bullying prevention service a wonderful to protect children from bullying. bullying has a profound effect on our kids and their mental health. it is a topic that does not always get the attention it deserves, but it is a topic near and dear to my heart and the first lady's he

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thursday's press briefing. >> i am the first press secretary in the history of the united states that required secret servicection. the media ratchets up the verbal attack against everyone in this administration. >> the president of the united states should not refer to us as the enemy of the people. his own daughter acknowledges that. all i'm asking you to do is acknowledge that right now and right here. >> i appreciate your passion. i share it. i addressed this question. i addressed my personal feelings. i'm here to speak on behalf of the president. he made this comments clear. jesse: joining us,' antoine gunn a former bush administration official. the fake news press has made enemies of the people because of their mistreatment of the people and their unfair reporting. you had some guy i believe it was from "politico" said everybody at the trump rally was a bunch of toothless hillbillies. you understand that. >> this is a week when the "new york times" hired an avowed racist. someone if you change the nature of the person she is hate would go have been another david duke. they hired her and defended her. i

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and human services secretary alex azar spoke at a summit on preventing cyberbullying, this part of the daylong event is 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen. welcome the first lady of the united states, milania trump. [applause] >> the secretary of the department of human services, alex azar. [applause] >> mrs. trump, secretary alex azar, colleagues academic and private, welcome to the federal prevention center on southern bullying. the administrator of the services administration. and the issue of today's youth. this is a great opportunity to learn from one another and cooperate on innovative ways to address the issue. i look forward to today's discussions as will continuing dialogue and partnership following the event. i have a distinct honor of introducing the 24th secretary of the united states the permit of health and human services, welcome, secretary alex azar. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction. it is great to be here today for this important gathering. the partners for bullying prevention serve as wonderful way to bring the agencies together, protect children across the country, bullying has a profound effect on our kids and mental health, a topic that doe

having an expanded stress unit, having a peer support services resolution is an acknowledgement that we understand your challenges. not just in fighting fires, not just on the emergency medical side. but we understand that apparently in these jobs, there's a lot of stuff that nobody else will understand except another person who has the job. so to have that connection with other people in the department after some very good training and coaching, i think it is very good. again, i appreciate the amount of time and effort that you have put into this. that was longer than i anticipated. vice president nakajo. you had comments. >> vice president nakajo: thank you very much mr. president. commissioner veronese, i appreciate this resolution. i think in terms of your statements and in terms of the reasons why you want to promote and advance this resolution. i don't have a problem in terms of many of the things that you said. the majority of the things you mentioned, i don't have a problem with them. i'm concerned about the details that are part of this resolution. this resolution from my wo