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Again or what it will take to secure the borders in the primary responsibility of the agencies by witnesses today. Border patrol is our Operation Force between cdps opposite Field Operations jobs to facilitate trade and travel to keep people from entering our country at the ports of entry. Air and entry. Aaron arenas for supporting unit which provides air and Maritime Interdiction support operations on the ground. All three of these security components rely heavily on technology to accomplish th...

Inside the complex. Leslie, how is it looking out there . Reporter you know, theres a lot of activity out here, bruce and deb. If you listen closely you can hear the music. Im standing in the observatory. Theres a lot of activity as People Get Ready for this party for vips at 8 00. If you go downstairs and take picture what s and ornaments reflect your picture in it. This cost 1. 4 billion to build. It has restaurants, a theater and the casino. We had an opportunity to kind of drive around the e...

The hospital and this community is clearly heart broken and dont understand how someone could hurt a man so bee loved in their community and now they are left with just memories and that he was a fixture at the corner store for years. 30 some years, when he took him away, they took half of the community. He loved everybody. He was a loveable guy. Back out live this community is still grieving and the makeshift memorial continues to grow, hearts are hurting and eyes are filled this one you took h...

Commissioners, commissioner jeff sheehy and [inaudible] safai, with that, mr. Clerk, lets call the ro l. Iem tem 1, roll call, commissioner breed, absent, commissioner farrell, absent, commissioner safai, present, commissioner sheehy. Er prenlt. Sheehy, present. Commissioner tang . Present. We have a quorum. Er thank you, item 2, please. Er item 2, Citizens Advisory Committee report, this is an information item. Alright. Thank you, we have chris [inaudible], our cac chair here. Good morning, com...

Incredible opportunity to create a destination here. It is incredible place and think we are wide of other places that have this opportunity and i cant think of any that are quite as special as Treasure Island. The arts program is particularly important because it can actually make Treasure Island a destination for art in the public realm. Hat is the differences. This isnt art to be housed in a museum, it is art out in the open and in the open space in the park lands that we invest so much money...

This is two hours and 40 minutes. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] the meeting will come to order. Senator whitehouse is next followed by senator young. Senator whitehouse. Thank you, chairman. Lets me ask first to put into the record a letter from our governor in rhode island, which says in rhode island im quoting here we have actually seen exchange premiums decrease in two out of the last three years. Ended that this has saved consumers nearly 220 m...

I have always been the first one to talk about cooperating with every, single state or federal agency that we need to. Reporter the supervisor supports the citys decision to end cooperation with the fbi task force. Right now, i think in San Francisco, we are in a very defensive posture. We are waiting and seeing every day what the next move is coming out of our federal government. And we need to do everything we can to stand up for our residents. Reporter the president of the board of supervisor...

Department head and associate professor in history at the university of windsor, where he specializes in modern european cultural history and world war i. While a recent visiting all right scholar at the City University of new york, he investigated a german colonial gaze on Eastern Europe that he argued was radicalized or and world war i during world war i. I also note that he has a cool art program about some of this. Nelsons innovative thinking helped him informed his 2011 book german newspape...

British, french and german newspapers influenced soldier morale during world war i. He also delves into the shortcomings of using soldiers letters home as an historical source. This is about an hour. Lora it is my pleasure this morning that we begin with dr. Robert nelson, who is the Department Head and associate professor in history at the university of windsor, where he specializes in modern european cultural history and world war i. While a recent visiting all fulbright scholar at the City Un...