The december 19 board of supervisors agenda. Chair ronen just a quick note. Im going to call items out of order, so ill call item 1, and then 3 and 4, and end with 2 because its our longest item of the day. Mr. Clerk, will you please call item 1. Clerk item 1 is a hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending march 31, 2020, to the commission on ageing Advisory Council. Chair ronen thank you. Is mr. Cooper here . My background, you have aha a recesume and summary to look over. I went to harvard, and my last clinical environment was with liver disease. I wasnt a fulltime clinician, but liver liver disease. And about half of people are liver disease, about half on our transplant list had issues with Substance Abuse, and i often was tasked on having to give lectures on alcoholism and alcoholic liver disease, so i was familiar with that subject. And i took early retirement when i was 70 because they gave me money to get out and decided after a year off traveling that i wanted to w
Electronic devices. Items acted on will appear on the december 19 board of supervisors agenda. Chair ronen just a quick note. Im going to call items out of order, so ill call item 1, and then 3 and 4, and end with 2 because its our longest item of the day. Mr. Clerk, will you please call item 1. Clerk item 1 is a hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending march 31, 2020, to the commission on ageing Advisory Council. Chair ronen thank you. Is mr. Cooper here . My background, you have aha a recesume and summary to look over. I went to harvard, and my last clinical environment was with liver disease. I wasnt a fulltime clinician, but liver liver disease. And about half of people are liver disease, about half on our transplant list had issues with Substance Abuse, and i often was tasked on having to give lectures on alcoholism and alcoholic liver disease, so i was familiar with that subject. And i took early retirement when i was 70 because they gave me money to get out and dec
Who is the founder ande executive chair is here to talk to us about the commercial companies and private and public space flight. Good morning. First of all, tell us what space trust is. Guest a nonprofit from the uk and to understand that in the era of new space and privatization of space there are sectors that should now open to politicians and governments so they can go out and se up and sh astronauts have been seeing for the last 60 years to make the world a better place. Host what do you think the result of bringing more peoplee into space will be especially bringing more politicians were government officials, what effect do you think that will have on what they do on the ground . Guest that is step number two. First is we have this International Space station up there which is creating this atmosphere of peace on earth because there are peaceful applications in the International Space station to improve the human condition so that is the gateway and then we have the commercializa
Of new space, the privatization of space, is now open to politicians and government so that they can go up and see the earth that astronauts have been seeing for the last 60 years, to make the world a better place and an earth that dissolves boundaries and space. The what do you think result of bringing more people up into space will be . Especially bringing more politicians and government officials . What effect do you think that will have . Guest that is the first step. We have the International Space station up there which is creating an atmosphere of peace on earth. That is the gateway. Then we have the commercialization of space, which is going to take up different flights into space. I think it is our process. It will take some time. As all of this happens and evolves, i think we need to prepare leaders of the world and governments and politicians to understand that they have a and need to discuss policy and look at the World Without boundaries. Host in the past, spaceflight has
Welcome susan rice to after words. Thank you so much robin, its great to be with you. It is a fascinating book a personal tail and a chronicle of your professional life and true crises intelligence. But lets begin with the Current Crisis that the United States faces. As you know President Trump had a telephone call with the president of ukraine in july. A whistleblower reported on it in august and it was released last week. What do you make of the whistleblower complaint. What did he tell you, what struck you . What is so extraordinary that we have black and white evidence of the fact when hes conducting business supposedly on behalf of the United States with foreign leaders he is actually only conducting his own personal business, in this case is personal political business. In other instances, in my piece of the all financial or what have you. But if you read the transept of the phone call, not once did the president of the United States raise anything from National Significance to t