we should be given notice. i think it is not helpful for us to find out about it by reading the papers, because it makes us not in the loop and not able to respond. >> i think there is confusion over the notice. commissioner chan is saying when notice goes out that you are not in compliance with health and safety standards and the issues that are written and distributed. she is saying we should receive notice at that time. am i clear on that? >> that is correct. >> she as well as i would like to know that they are not in compliance. >> getting back to that point, a lot of times, having dealt with that protest, the police department gives notice if there is compliance. a lot of times they give notice when they do not do too much. >> it does not mean that at all. we understand that your good -- we understand that. he has not done anything he did not say he would do. >> just some of the things said in a public comment. these are all things the fire department has already told us we are at great liability as a city

the victim is 55 year old ronald givens. investiiators here &pare askinn for the public's help in finding out whhokilled believes he was taageted because heewas supposed to testify in an upcoming trial. found tuesday morning outside his ome by a neighbor who says there was a gass on the back of his head. that same neighbor thinks she heard gunshots the night before. police are still investigating that, but they have ruled this aa homicide. givens' mothee id not want to be on pamera with us... but thinks her on was killed to keep his mouth shut before he couud testify for theestatt in an upcoming trial. the woman who says she found giiens..... she ddos not want her identity to be revealedd 3 59:39 and i called him. he didn't reepond. checked his was. there was no pulse. and i just asked my daughterrto call 911 50 earlier this year - givens was charged with having his mother saas the gun actuaaly belonged to a maa e &phad picked up for a ride. the the case with two other drug ccarges in givens' past. according to givens' mothe

. >> have the appellants and been given this? >> yes. >> the appellant also has a copy. should i give you a minutes to review it? >> why don't you go ahead? >> we have spoken by telephone, by e-mail, and met with the president at least four or five times, and i asked the appellant what it would take to compromise or moved forward. my suggestion is what is the language presented by e-mail. with that memo, i accepted the language. he came back on july 22, and scott said the agreement is between two parties, so he wrote a different version. i also upset the version. and the appellant disagreed the city should be involved. there is nothing i can do. the third version is for anything that happens, and the government can sue the sponsor. we cannot afford to have an open contract. >> did you ask if he would be willing to pay your attorneys' fees? >> i did not. i did not think it is fair for him to pay my attorneys' fees, so i do not think it is fair for me to pay his attorneys fees. i have three copies in front of you. the green start is the one i recommend your good estate has

the vvctim is 55 year old ronald givens. investigators here are asking for the public's help in finding out who kklled him. thomas' mother believes he was targeted testify in an pcoming trial. givens was &foun says theee was a gass on the back of his heaa. that same neighborrthinks she heard gunshots the night before. police are homicide. givens' mother did not want to be onn cammra with us... but thinks her son was killed to keep his mouth shut before he could testify for the state in an upcoming trial. neigbors are still shaken in this community, we talked to the woman who says she found givenn..... she does not want be revealed. to be identity to 3 59:39 and called him. he pulse, realized how cold he was. there was no pulss. and i just asked my daughter to call 911 50 earlier this year - givens was charged with haaing a handgun in a vehicle - but his mother says the gun actually beeonged to a man he had picked up for a ride. the charges were dropped. as was the case wwth two other drug charges in givens' past. for joseph

it is fair because the police are given this incredible power. more than anybody else. you know, i can deal with a cop in court, but i will not mess with him on the street, because he can tell me or arrest me. there has to be a standard -- he can kill me or arrest me. there has to be a standard. ianne is talking about her clients are basically on the street. this is not a minor problem. [applause] >> we of so many other questions that need to be answered, but i think we're coming to the end of our time. this is been a fabulous discussion with our experts here, with all the notes from whence they are talking. i want to thank everyone for their words of wisdom and -- and i think it has been a wonderful discussion about this problem. i have a couple of questions that have been submitted, which i will throw open to any panelist. i guess this could be fourfor ms. wu. what is the procedure for the san francisco police department and the d.a. and is a public? >> it is public. there are external and internal policies for bringing forward materials that would affect the credibil

we certainly have a lot of concerns about patrol specials and given the report we were given by the consulting group. at the same time, i want to make sure the department comport yourself well. i have noticed complaints about packets being missing in other letters from patrol specials. i want to make sure that package are not displaced by the department and that we are doing everything right. do you know what happened with that and cannot be prevented in the future? >> i am aware of one a system that was in the process of being back grounded. i also discovered that the pocket that was provided was not complete because our department requires a post-certified background by a private investigator. this was a very cursory background was provided, there for the package was sent back to the sponsoring the owner. i know of no other applicants or transfers that are currently in the process. commissioner chan: it says that the packet was misplaced. >> we located it. i replicated it, just in case. however, in my piles of paperwork, i located it and it was submitted prior to the second package. commissi

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on any given -- any given saturday, we have over 22 volunteers across the city, with playgrounds and mulching and all of this under the direction of the park staff. on any given day, we have the recreation opportunities, and alive dancing class, and the senior centers where volunteers are meeting. and they're definitely helping the community. and there is the free environmental program to teach students -- they come out with the traditional and non- traditional environments, where they have a chance to learn what it is to give back, to engage in activities where they are actively learning about vocabulary's and science, and really, how they can come back to contribute. we were able to double this number. we were able to work with over 1000 san francisco unified students, in cases where they could not get out to the parks. and we can thank the internship and the parks for this as well. in terms of the volunteer recognition, we have gone away from things but i was hoping we could go back with the quarterly recognition. we're also looking for a spring 2012 event, with the port authority

when i started to interface with the mental health profession and be given diagnoses and medications to contain that fire inside of me, it both felt like a huge relief and like it had the power to extinguish that fire, which was terrifying. no one ever told me before i started taking zyprexa or lithium, that if i stopped it, i would have severe withdrawal and psychotic symptoms. but it actually turns out that a lot of these medications, when you stop taking them, trigger in you the withdrawal symptoms that look like the craziness. a lot of people get put on meds at one point in their life, and then when they try to go off them, they're like, "oh my god, i really am insane." there's this fundamental impulse either toward suppressing our traumas by medicating the symptoms of them away, or "facing down our traumas," by delving straight into the teeth of whatever our childhood beasts are. there's not a lot of focus on what is in the middle, what does it mean to acknowledge the way that the past has been a formative thing in our lives, without reliving the past over and over. mental illne

states, and you're immediately sent over to the administration of internal affairs, where you were given an admonition, and you were going to say, now you're going to tell me exactly what happens, and they have to tell you or you're fired. that is the circumstance we're going through right now. i can tell the officers to tell me what happened, because if they do not, they are fired. so, they are telling us what went on. and it to the bottom of this investigation. with regard to generically if people do not say what ever -- there is pressure, but i think that largely, now in this day and age, with the light shining on us 100% of the time, i would tell you that when issues come forward, the officers would not have happened. >> mr. herley, do you have comments? >> i would absolutely agree with the chief. there are very few times you were brought before your boss and ordered to tell the truth or you're fired, period. my concern is when your not ordered to come before your boss, and you see something happen, and you cannot do anything. that is my concern, and i'm sure the chief's also. i neve

we have been given access to the nuclear power station. >> hi! >> this is a friendly face of japanese nuclear power, bright and reliable. an exhibition to persuade the public that getting electricity this way is safe. the people have also seen the much darker image. men struggling inside the power station for the past six months. an opinion is shifting, even inside the plant itself. none of the staff can speak to the media openly, but this engineer agreed to meet us. we've altered the video that this is what he said. for these people that think nuclear power is safe, i'd like them to work with me for a day in the rubble. it's a disaster, and if after that they still say it's safe, they're just ignorant. most of japan's nuclear power stations like this one are now shut down. here the 2,000 staff are just keeping things ticking over. and none of the plants will reopen until they're better defended, especially from the sea. the big shock for the japanese nuclear industry was that the earthquake was stronger and the tsunami bigger than anyone expecte

deficit, -- giving her -- given muni's dire straits. it is a zero sum game and it said mtc devotes money to that, that is money we will not be -- it will not be going to maintain buses. that's why i did vote against this. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you, mr. president. want to acknowledge the points that have been made by my colleagues to were not on the supporting and of this resolution. i certainly appreciate the perspective and what you to know i am committed to making sure that as we proceed with this proposal that we take your concerns about the impact on the system and making sure it's done in a fiscally responsible way into consideration. i know i am committed to doing at and those of my colleagues who are supportive of this also want to make sure it's done right. i look ford to continuing the dialogue and continuing that discussion with my colleagues, whether they support this item not. thank you. -- i look forward. president chiu: let's move to item number 21. >>supervisor chu: i wanted to explain quickly why i voted ag

but others have given up. over a dozen major league teams used to have academies here, now just five are left. much of the country's homegrown talent is already having to grow up, in academies in the u.s. or dominican republic. sarah granger, bbc news, venezuela. >> two of africa's biggest music stars, south africa's ivan chaka chaka have put their names and voices to a campaign to combat a silent killer, cancer. it's been estimated in africa as well as some parts of asia and latin america, more than 30% of medicines on sale are fake. they have been speaking to the bbc about their new song called "proud to be." >> i'm doing this because i believe africa belongs to all those who live in it and we constantly ask our leaders to level of the playing field, to make sure there's medication and people should not be walking 40 kilometers to get medication and on the other hand the medication they're receiving is counterfeited or fake. >> brothers and sisters, we have a big problem here. it's time for you to kick the h

given his reaction, he has always claimed that this has been a miscarriage of justice. [cheering] he said the was the victim of a miscarriage of justice. he told me how he had met with resistance from the police when he wanted certain aspects of the case investigated. we are hearing applause. someone had taken to the steps. requesting applause for meredith. you were in there for the verdict. it all happened very quickly in the end. >> a very swift decision. the crowds behind you is saying, let's take it to the supreme court. the prosecutors will definitely appeal to the supreme court. they want to have a new appeal charge or dirt. >> -- ordered. >> you said that it was going to go to an acquittal. >> the huge focus was on the dna expertise. it clearly seems to have drawn a huge doubt in the mind of the jury and judges. they decided there is no case and that they were innocent. now there will be new grounds for an appeal based on the decision. >> the prosecution stood by the original findings. they also told the jury they have 10,000 pages of evidence. clearly, the judge

as was phe case with two othee drug charges in givens' ppst. according to givens' mother - he worred in shipping for joosph a-banks for more than 10-years. she says he was laid ff a few months ago. live in towson, joel d. smith, fox 45 morning news. stty ahead offthe crooks stalking your neighborhood. popular crime website with ovvr 300- ttousand subscriberss only available from fox 45... attfox baltimore dot com. a baltimore county police officer is arrested for a domestic incident involving his ex--girlfriend .. who áalsoá happpns to be a cop. cop.the incident happened on september 23rd on halstead road... right near cloister road in parkville.23-year old brian eaton is charged with first degree assault... falsee imppisonment... and deetruction of property.eaton is suspendedd.. pending an investigation.he's a five year veteran on the force. very seriously, we do not - allow this kind of miiccnduct" misconduct"eeton was released oon50-thouuand dollars bail. the pllnned relocation of a state agencyyfrom anne arrndel county to p-g county... is q

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so how much have you given?'s just say we're into numbers i wouldn't want to serve in a federal prison. so here is a heartfelt toast to being the king of pacs. i just feel bad for the previous king, translucent american, karl rove, whose pac american crossroads must look pretty pathetic right about now. jimmy, show me how karl is doin% while i unsuspectingly fill my foot and mouth with champagne. >> last year, american crossroads was committed to raising $120 million but they have a new target-- $240 milli million. ( laughter ) >> stephen: oh, my god. oh, my god. ( cheers and applause ) oh, my god. ( laughter ) sorry, that was a spit-take flash back. how does karl do it? i'd ask him but, you know, karl is shy. he doesn't do television, where the rare exception of every show on fox news ( laughter ) so once again, for the scoop, i turn to the closest thing to karl rove, a pair of glasses on a ham loaf. ham loaf, thank you for joining us. now, how did you raise all that money? ( laughter ) nothing, nothing. man, h

the administration have given us the transparency we asked for. this administration has told the american public it will be transparent, but it has been very insecure and they have blocked every effort. not only that. when we had the hearing on september 8, it was almost a cookie cutter type of testimony from the different it officials that came before us. general sheldon testified on this issue. he has publicly said they it -- this administration has put pressure on him to change his testimony. this is deplorable. it is ridiculous. i'm ujusjust very concerned. lightsquared is subject to make billions of dollars of pocket, if they could be given the spectrum. the administration is doing everything they can to fast track it through before it has been vetted, before we have any answers about interference with gps. and every expert that we can get and have come before us has told us that gps is definitely going to be affected by lightsquared's ground-based, broadband spectrum. we have to stop this. host: so, what did you learn from when you have the

>> given the number of people that we have in detention at any given time and over the course of a year we, i'm certain we have some detainees who have mental health issues as well as detainees who of course who have physical health issues. >> what is done for those that kind of are in limbo, those mentally incompetent, that kind of sit there indefinitely? >> well one of the things we are trying to do by the prioritization process and by reviewing the cases currently on the master docket is to speed up the time by which those in detention can actually have their cases heard. that's one of the impetuses behind the case-by-case review. >> and, do we have people kind of in limbo that are there indefinitely? >> well, there are people in limbo in the immigration system generally. and the fact that there are people in limbo is one of the reasons why we hope at some point in time the congress could take up the overall immigration system and immigration reform. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. scott. the gentleman from north carolina. >> thank you, mr. chairman. madam secretary, go

late tonight, the man whose brothers had never given up was lifted from the rubble. the 29-year-old, with several broken bones, was carried off the concrete which could have been his tomb, and down past his mother, before being loaded into an ambulance. he had survived. >> for the latest on the situation in ercis, spoke to daniel a short time ago. daniel, it is an extraordinary scene. hopes are there for finding further survivors at this -- what hopes are there for funding for their survivors at this stage? >> it is still possible. we saw someone being taken out alive just hours ago, pulled out of a hole, passed on to rescuers, taken off into an ambulance, his family weeping as he was taken away. it is quite possible there are more survivors. clearly, as time goes on, the chances become less. people are badly injured under the rubble. they need treatment. if they have not had driven in the first 24 hours, their chances of survival -- if they have not had treatment in the first 24 hours, their chances of survival decrease. there will be more people coming out of the r