we've sold a million re-usable cups and crowing in on a million re-usable straws. we're among the first to develop re-usable items, we have a lot of experience in this area. it may seem daunting, but providing education outreach with the stake holders, i'm here to tell you that it will be very doable. i'm hearing pushback on people that are disabled. and there are programs that can address that. we're willing to work with stake holders to address those problems. thank you. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hello. i'm jackie nunez, founder of last plastic straw. pollution cannot be prevented or recycled, then it should be treated in a environmentally safe manner. that is a quote from 1990. as an activist, we're engaging in a real and sometimes difficult conversations in allowing the rampant extraction and production of this being transferred to our communities. in this case, the single-use plastic food ware and straws and products as well. at a time when we're fighting to protect or coastlines, we're actively participating in the farm

there is a weapons usable materials like uranium and plutonium. civilian uses. there are thousands of sites in the united states. thousands more overseas. thousands of tons of the stuff. anticancer treatments they use cobalt 60, a radioisotope. in medicaluff is facilities around the world. there was a facility that had it in mosul and there was concern that the islamic state would figure that out. nuclear security isn't at the top of the list. so it really is everywhere. now, what are some of the advocates, what do they want to do? they want to find ways, wherever possible, to have non-radiological sources for these processes. for one thing. solution thatial thathave started on but critics say they need to do more of is nuclear energy reactors, converting them to lower uranium. those are the kinds of things that can be done. but the shorter answer is that everywhere is where the stuff is. some of it is ready to be used in bombs, some of it is radiological materials. this is a low probability risk. but the potential harm is great. that is why it needs to be a maj

usable open space, we have indicated an agreement that we could waive some of the usable open space requirements for the portions of the site, referred to as code, because it's adjacent to an open space. and dwelling unit exposure. we're changing some of the language to make sure that it meets up with the d.s.g. we've agreed to allow -- recommending that we allow some higherly parking ratios specifically for grocery stores, with the cap established -- we don't go over that cap. and that we allow parking for the public park on behalf of the public on top of the ratios established, again, not enabling anything to go over the top for parking for the entire site. this is a comprehensive vision document for the whole project. it includes developmental controls for buildings and vertical development, but a comprehensive set of standards and guidelines for streets, right-of-way and for the open spaces as well. the final action we'll be asking you to take is the shadow impact findings under section 295. e.i.r., as you know, because we're building projects next to existing rec and park properties, shadow

another piece was the idea every usable cups. we have the event in the city that end up producing a lot of litter and disposable cups. we have seen practices by certain vendors where they are able to provide a reusable cup option. we want to encourage that. we are starting with a 10% goal. we work closely with events in the city and ways of providing information or training them. this is another opportunity to lead and reduce the disposable cup waste. this can involve a variety of options of providing reusable cups. it can be a return system or selling cups. another thing that this ordinance does is gives us the ability to set post consumer content. some companies like starbucks, which is the biggest coffee company, they have been using 10% recyclables for their cups. not everybody can. we want to do more research around what the market can provide to help move that. that is why it gives us the option for the future. we want to basically have a better picture of trends before we include it. if there is a lot of news around the pl

of weapons usable material and we're actually looking at a situation now where several countries have expanded then you clia program since the nuclear treaty was signed in one nine hundred sixty eight just this week u.s. officials said north korea is still secretly and switching uranium despite last month's singapore agreement and in february president donald trump proposed a new national budget that would increase the u.s. nuclear arsenal. we're going to have the strongest military we've ever had by far we're increasing arsenals of virtually every weapon we're modernizing and creating brand new a brand new nuclear force and frankly we have to do it because others are doing it if they stop will stop but they're not stopping so they're not going to stop we're going to be so far ahead of everybody else and nuclear like you've never seen before and. followed by a similar decision from russian president vladimir putin. the minister of defense in collaboration with outer space industry has begun an active phase of testing a new system with a heavy trans continental ballistic missile on thi

here in our office we sell re-usable as refillable things we use over and over again we must constantly be throwing stuff away in order to make new stuff . it is good to have you with us adrian finnegan here in doha the top stories this hour on al-jazeera palestinian factions have agreed to return to calm with israel after the violence along the border fence between gaza gaza and israel a hamas spokesperson says that egypt to the un mediated for palestinians and israelis phones have died on friday chunks traffic reports from gaza. there may well be relative calm at the moment this seems all indications would suggest that neither israel or hamas want an escalation but of course the siege the suffering of the palestinians goes on the more protests there are the more pressure there is only israeli government for a larger military response syrian rebels who surrendered in the south west of the country have begun to arrive in opposition held areas of the north buses carrying more than two thousand people have reached hama province the fighters and their families were given safe passage under

here in our office we sell re-usable refillable things you use over and over again we must constantly be throwing stuff away in order to make new stuff computer hackers has fallen the personal details of one and a half million hospital patients in singapore including the prime minister the health ministry says showing patients the cyber thieves didn't touch their medical records only names addresses and details that prescribe drugs have been compromised . a british man who became ill after coming into contact with a nerve agent nova shock has been released from the hospital charlie rally was admitted last month as partner died after also being exposed a couple found a bottle containing over choc near solsbury or a former russian spy service cripple and his daughter you'll you are poisoned the u.k. government has blamed russia for the attack on the scribbles european union says the u.k.'s new plan is constructive but there are still concerns about the withdrawal agreement british prime minister theresa may is balancing the demands of the appropriate setback she and her party with the n

the amount of plastic that we consume it's plastic substitutes for things that were formerly really usable here in our office we sell re-usable refillable things you use over and over again and we must constantly be throwing stuff away in order to make new stuff silat on al-jazeera after donald trump the former lawyer and the secret cheney reports the report of the president discussing payments to a former playboy model and pawns in a political power play the chess players caught up in the gulf crisis. thank you. i'm just. going to change in the state. still has a little since i catch highways. well there looking at weather conditions across the levant and western parts of asia is pretty quiet in terms of actual weather of any note we'll look at the old chap perhaps on the southern side the caspian sea but i think tehran should be dry and hot temperatures into the forty's temperatures also in the forty's across iraq and down through to kuwait but then that's what you expect at this time of the year we still have showers around the caucuses and some of those workers could be on the heavy si

to regularly work with artificial intelligence wish to welcome the game developers initiative but a usable computer translation for hybrid lives is still a long way off. and i was with a mission to take statins. it's mushy just as you could hardly translate korean tax into german with today's computers and at least a few could imagine how difficult it would be him to achieve a grammatically and linguistically correct translation not fish from a string of hieroglyphics symbols into any modern language. and would on the profits of. scientists and gamers are working together to solve the riddles of ancient egypt the databases are growing fast as egyptologists contribute decrypted translations to the new digital hieroglyph library. shift says walk like an egyptian. and now it's time for our shift ranking of the most googled names in twenty seventeen in fifth place is american actor kevin spacey google trends search analysis tracks the terms most often entered if many people google a given name in a short time it flags a trend and twenty seventeen the allegations of sexual harassment against ke

here in our office we sell re-usable is refillable things we use over and over again we must constantly be throwing stuff away in order to make new stuff . yourself. as keep reminding of the top stories hang on to their uneasy truth is holding along the israel gaza border and i asked a violent family don't even find them for palestinians i counted at least one hundred twenty engine and he's right he asked trying to come to my attacks on the border fence that surrounds council and he said he fell and was later killed by a palestinian gunman a ceasefire brokered by egypt on the united nations silence about midnight local time. syrian rebels who surrendered in southwest in connection began arriving in opposition held areas of the country's north more than fifty buses carrying two thousand three hundred people have reached the town of more broken hama province the fighters and their families were given safe passage in a surrender deal with the government syrian army forces have since entered the city of connection. and then sion town in yemen is at risk of being destroyed by an offensive to

here in our office we sell re-usable as refillable things we use over and over again we must constantly be throwing stuff away in order to make new stuff . a one year old hundred armed baby who symbolized the u.s. policy of separating migrant families at the border and finally been reunited with his parents among fellow yohann was separated from his father upon arrival in the u.s. and placed in an arizona detention center his father meanwhile was deported back to honduras it was only after being granted a voluntary departure order johan was allowed to fly home and be reunited with his parents after five months in the shelter the child took his first steps spoke his first words and had his first birthday in the facilities. services. they told me what we are going to do is take away your child to separate you from your child i asked them were you going to do that the child is still young but they told me because you cannot be in the united states you cannot go further with the child you cannot enter the us with her. he had his birthday if there he will not turn one year old again that has

if i have 100 people, only to have 10 re-usable cups? and then how do you determine the attendance of an event? is it the honor system or how are you going to enforce your -- you know, this law? >> hi, everyone. i'm alexa kelty, department of the environment. i work with jack and ashley at the department. the events -- we'll work closely with the permitting agents, so department and rec park and sfmta, they manage the permitting process for events. on that permit, they will say how many attendees they estimate. so we'll be basing their goal, their 10% goal, on that attendance number. does that answer your question? >> commissioner yee riley: yes. >> the street closure, i was using sfmta. it used to be sfdpt. yeah, that one as well. so we'll work closely with all of the permitting and port property to make sure that that language is in the people -- permitting process. >> president adams: commissioner ortiz? >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena: thank you, everybody, for your presentation and your time today. i have more of a curiosity questio

hardly any of the classrooms are still usable so principal joyce webster stewart says classes are held in shifts half the children come in the morning and the other half in the afternoon. i think having to board up and you go in and get shelter not thinking that the place for you going in is life going to be nothing that needs a shelter. when i saw it it was heart rending was for. the planned reconstruction is funded by the e.u. which is also and will as largest provider of development aid. that much of the funding a potential fourteen million euros is earmarked for education but after brags that nothing is certain but i shall do you know the kingdom i would say ninety percent of the people that i talked to are british so i have a clue that there's a place going well so you know i really think we have of i don't think it would be big on the agenda of the british government. as one of the issues that they speak about. the islanders are afraid that should london fail to secure the breaks that deal it wants and needs and will or will be among the biggest losers they'll lose their developm

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nist usability accessibility and functionality requirements to achieve the uniformity and testing among laboratories. nist is addressing security by strengthening the guidelines for the voting systems and by working with our government prefers to provide guidance to state and local election officials on how to secure their systems including voter registration an and reporting systems. thank you for the opportunity to justify and i would be pleased to answer any questions that you may have. >> thank you. >> thank you chairma >> thank you chairman blunt, ranking member klobuchar and members of the committee for the opportunity to testify regarding the department of homeland depad security's ongoing efforts to assist state and local election officials, those wh who own and operate the election systems with improving the resilience of america's elections. later this week tha the leadersp will meet with officials and private sector partners as they gathered in philadelphia the birthplace of our democracy for the national summer conference ansummer conferenceand meetingse coordinating council

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it was either because the contents of the tape itself, they may view as sort of usably spinable. like perhaps that the president doesn't say anything that is expressly incriminating. i know "the washington post" reported today indicated that on the tape mr. cohen seems to be talking much more than mr. trump and there is also an indication that the tapes sort of cuts off abruptly with one of the two speakers mid-sentence. so i would suspect that mr. giuliani may have listened to it or been privy to what was on that tape. decided it was a usably spinable so they didn't objection and the second reason is that they could have decided to get this out into the public sector at this point, to district from the sort of all russia all of the time news cycle that frankly has not been working out all that well for the president. >> so kimberly, when you look at this, how concern -- concerned should the white house be about these tapes? >> it is definitely a concern. if the evidence in these tapes or other evident seized in the raids of michael cohen's home and office produce evidence that c

what we are trying to do now is imagine a way that we can make the floodway more usable. and, obviously, you do not collaborate with nature. you do not take hints from nature. you do what you're told to do. like, it is just like, most of our relationships with our moms. were, to my mother, anyway. you do not do what you're told, there are far worse punishments than what would come from your father. [ laughter ] and, mother nature insists in the trinity, that we really understand what is happening there. now, what is peculiar laura -- about that is that none of the water flows naturally. it is entirely regulated through a series of dams and reservoirs upstream. it is very unusual. would say in a nutshell, i could describe our -- approaches this. the river currently occupies a small, and very uncomfortable channel. and, it once the great, it wants to move back and forth. water turns over as it moves, and it does not do that now. so, it is eating away constantly. so, the first thing we are doing is we are tipping back the banks. to give the river more flexibility. and then,

to sing a song usable kalashnikov gathering in berlin. and catching a wave serving surfing on the baltic coast in poland. all this week we are featuring five of europe's a major tourist hot spots but we're showing them in a different light and today the city of love is on the agenda paris there are so many beautiful spots in the french capital that it's hard to know where to begin but we looked up with a photographer who took us off the beaten path to show some of the quieter spots in the city. iconic sights in paris. and some of its lesser known but equally alluring spots. the talk of first says romilly has discovered many hidden gems like these. even interest hotspots like the city's popular mom must try to destroy. them because it's one i really like this street because usually it's difficult to capture depth in pictures just looking for converging lines it's already even though the around two thousand tourists sitting on the steps of the nearby secretary nobody's here. bromley produces large photo books and also has a lot of followers

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woman: have you done any usability tests? brian: nothing formal, no. sheena: so that means you actually go out and talk to the users. let them build a light from start to finish. denise: if you ask them to try the task and you watch them, you'll see problems that you probably wouldn't expect. lemonis: all right. thanks, guys! problem with the website -- it's not user-friendly, and it doesn't generate revenue. because the goal behind a do-it-yourself, make-it-yourself product is that you can visually do it yourself and make it yourself. they gave you a roadmap of what they think should be done. did you not know that those resources were available? brian: i know that they're available. we didn't treat it as i'm running the project. i can present to jen and have her sign off. it was at every stage, jen was like, "this is how we're gonna build it." jennifer: i would say that i used to manage seo at my last company. i went to school for marketing. brian: i want to talk. i have a lot of technical knowledge. i've taken user experience courses, and i can do th

after it's been disassembled in the first workshop the car is taken to the colleague in the next one usable tires are also kept for every sale. then said mysie i am i removed all the fluids from the car old oil left over fuel cleaning fluid and coolant it's all disposed of. the battery is removed. and the catalytic converter is cut out with a giant she is it's also valuable and can bring in some profits. now the cars have placed out in the junkyard for customers in search of parts about five hundred hobby mechanics come here every day for components. carrying maybe new was lucky he found the back door he needed for a b.m.w. in togo. this was stolen from my brother. so i promised him i'd look for it here. at the junkyard clients pay only twenty to thirty percent of the price for a new part to undermine my couch for today. some. of the charge car has over ten thousand parts. finding the right one for your particular model can take hours. wonderful verite is the part i'm looking for. i remove the cruise control i like to bring with cars at home it's really too bad these parts are still in grea

terrible waste and vironment openness and bakeries and other outlets now coffee to go in robust three usable cups for which you have to pay a deposit you get it back when you are top of the cup was a simple and we hope effective idea. street sweepers in hanover have had enough of disposable cups with all too many pedestrians simply dumping them on the street as soon as they finished their coffee the explosion of coffee takeaway outlets in recent years has unleashed a steadily growing flood of extra trash and pick ups take up a huge amount of space in trash cans it only takes four or five large ones to fill up an entire sack. but the person in the number of cups we get nowadays is just huge every kiosk every cafe sells them it's causing enormous problems here and. on average hanover's half a million plus residents jettisoned over twenty million used paper cups annually the city authorities decided that was far too many and began fighting the deluge a year ago. the cardboard on the surface but inside they're lined with plastic. and as they can lie around for hundreds of years we have to collec