Felony conviction, and in many place, police are closing cases and marking them as solved without making an arrest. In tonights eye on america, Nikki Battiste tells us how a woman in austin, texas is fighting back against a system she says has failed her. You never lose hold of who you are. Reporter emily barchardts art illustrates how she says she was treated after she reported being raped by a stranger. Last year when she was 21, borchardt says she was returning to her austin, texas home when two men abducted her. The man behind me grabs my throat, and i go unconscious. Reporter she was brought to this motel where she says a third man raped her multiple times over 12 hours. According to borchardt, the man gave her cigarettes and whiskey, and demanded that she shower with him. Borchardt managed to escape, call police, and have a rape kit done. This man, who was on parole after serving 20 years for murder first claimed he did not know her, but when his dna came back as a match, he said
And we have those across those other categories as well. And so finally just some kind of highlevel key issues that sort of emerge from this report, from this analysis and findings. Not surprisingly, you would see a lot of maritime facilities and industries. And that would obviously impact port and related jobs and services that these facilities provide. And for all of these the degree of impact is obviously driven by the elevation of the port facilities, by the condition, by how they are used and whether it will be temporarily on permanently inundated across a number of scenarios. So different facilities become vulnerable at different scenarios depending on how high up they are. Port facilities play a critical Emergency Response function in terms of both staging areas and areas for people to aassembleasemiassemble or evacuate. So that would have a big impact on the citys ability to recover from a natural disaster. Shoreline open spaces are at risk and this is a valuable resource and a
Here and pw partner mitch rochell. Happy monday everybody. Good to see you. Congress back in session, weve got markets trading up, deal on china in terms of a meeting, of course, early october, lot to talk about this morning. Also on deck, my interview with treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin. Were going to talk about trade, the fed, fannie and freddy, reform, fannie mae and freddy reform, the latest iteration of a plan, certainly out of the treasury this morning, about Housing Finance and housing reform. Well talk about fannie mae and freddie mac. And the founder of papa johns pizza speaking out this morning exclusively to me in his first interview since being pushed out of the company that he founded. John bar a aso is here talking about peace talks with afghanistan, Niles Gardner is here talking brexit and senior judicial analyst judge Andrew Napolitano on big techs antitrust suit and doug collins on the upcoming Inspector General report as well as the new move out of the judiciary to
Bishop, for allowing me this time. Part of my amendment is in the en bloc and it deals with wastewater treatment. No person in america living in this country should be allowed to not have adequate plumbing. This is why ive introduced an amendment asking the usda to pry or oties our ongoing efforts to address failing septic systems in Rural Communities. Approximately 20 of americans are responsible for the installation and maintenance of their own sewage disposal systems, which isnt provided by their municipalities or their county government. At least 200,000 families live in homes that have a lack of sewage system altogether. We offer little assistance to people who live in unincorporated areas to have basic water and sewer. Rural communities across this country struggle with this issue. Just this week, i read lots and lots of articles that dealt with failure of those folks in Rural Communities to have adequate sewage systems. This amendment is a part of a multiyear effort to address t
Thank you president. We can go to item 4 for election of the president and vice frezdant of the board of commissioners of the Housing Authority of the city and county of San Francisco. This is according to the bylaws the annual meeting, the 4th thursday every february and according to the bylaws, the president and Vice President shall be elected at the annual meeting and hold officeserve until remove or successor elected and qualified. At this time, i like for a motion to nomination of president. A motion for Joaquin Torres to remain president. Second. Sounds good. Mr. Joaquin torres do you accept the nomination . I accept the nomination wholeheartedly. Thank you. Before we go to vote, is there any Public Comment . Through the chair, to the commission, gives me great pleasure to stand before you. My name is greg richardson, jones united memorial methodist church, and this torres you have before us is an angel in my own eyes from heaven. Like a ufo just dropped him off and hes here. I g