kono between first and december 31 but, 1998. freetown in the western area between december 21, 1998 and about 28 february in 1999. kailahoon district in 1998 and 1999, women and girls were raped in various locations which were not charged in the indictment. the tiled chamber makes no finding of guilt for these crimes for reasons fully set out in the written judgment. sexual slavery, a crime against humanity punishable under article 2g of the statute, count five. the trial chamber finds the prosecution has proved beyond a reasonable doubt that between about november 30, 1996 and about january 18, 2002 members of the 3 groups committed widespread acts of sexual slavery against civilian women and girls in sierra leone in various locations in the following districts of sierra leone. kono district between about february 1, 1998 and about december 31, 1998. kahilahoon district in 1998 and 1999. in freetown in the western area between about december 21, 1998 and about february 28, 1999. outrages upon personal dignity, a violation of ar

this is between the congo. i would look at the population and nancy if we could maintain the glen park boundaries. >> and the discussion on this block? >> it is arguable how it affects glen park. to the extent this moves population from 8 to 7. 7 to 8, then it is going the wrong direction. i am not with this. >> any other discussion? mr. shriver. commissioner schreiber: it moves population from 7 to 8 to keep the population together. i would be interested to know the population of the section of the glen park neighborhood that is not currently on our map. >> any other discussion on this block that is highlighted. let's call the question. glen park, the population here is 135. resulting deviation is 3.8 to 2%. >> yes. commissioner schreiber: so, we're just doing this in the abstract? >> it may be abstract for you. it was a proposal put on the table of this particular block. commissioner schreiber: doing this block along doesn't appeal to me because it cuts into an established neighborhood. rather than uniting gl

marshall elementary is between 15th and 16th. i know they have been working closely with them on the traffic calming area. >> i am going to invite someone from sfmta to address your question. >> this is an odd intersection. there is in north legget and a south leg. our intention is to make that one intersection. >> can you explain how that works? >> @ 16th and cap, we have in north legget that is about a block away from the bart station. the south legget is about 100 feet to the east of that. our intent is to signalize that intersection. we have done that before successfully pinned up so both sides of 16th street? one side is closer to the school, the other side is by the victoria theatre. he will be signalizing both sides? how does that work? >> we are a beneficiary of a lot of these odd prints because we are in san francisco. it is a low bed offset. right now, there is only one crosswalk under the walgreen's. there is no crosswalk on the other side of the street. when you are going northbound on cat street and you get the green

. >> there is one block between clarendon and belgrade. on the block is a public submission for the boundaries. >> that is the campus. >> if i might. i am not in favor of this change. but meese the if i can describe it. it is in the southern corner of the map that i'm describing now. it is between clarendon and johnstone. right around there. it is a 35-person block. >> it goes beyond that point. >> i was looking at clarendon. that is somethign different. i would look at what is inside. >> is the block immediately to the west. not the second. i think that is the block. >> that is a population of 35 people. >> the proposal or purpose of this proposal? >> i know the direction. the purpose as in why. >> geographically, they are connected to 7. >> i would counter by saying the block to the west and the east also face clarendon. i am ok with brit is. >> the population and resulting deviations? >> the population is 35 people. the deviation for district 5 would be 1.96%. >> i would like to see the west of twin peaks labor quit later. >> -- neighbo

says the move puts the peace treaty between the two countries on the night let's get the latest from our correspondent sara firth who's in cairo for us today. so what's the reasoning for cutting off the gas well and why is this happening now. well the head of egypt's gas company has said that this is a trade not a political issue and that the terminations of that deal with some form of payment to another as was reported the coming from egypt but it seems some people in israel have interpreted that as a possible violation of the count david peace treaty that was signed between the two countries in the one israeli opposition figures come out of one of the crisis in relations between egypt and israel and called on the us who is the sponsor of the gas bill between the neighboring countries to intervene and i was going to be said that there was a very controversial here in egypt a very unpopular amongst egyptian people who view it as a deal which denied egypt a fair market price on gas provided to israel and also very much seeing as representative of the much warmer relations between isra

so we will look out -- so the next -- the next one is between districts 10 and 9. bart line we would align to. this is an area that has three people so the line would move west from bayshore to the freeway, between 280 and depaul to confirm to the bike district. we're going to highlight this right now. >> i'm going to put the bart district layer a

and south kordofan between the sudanese army and rebel units within the south. on within the north. has been marginalized for many many years and and are fighting the khartoum government to show their dissatisfaction ok i often go to you also on one of your stomach for a war between the two countries right now or is it just among elites. well no i think the two leaders in the north. in the south. have actually shown that they lack leadership they are bitter enemies. they have fought a war protracted period of time that the south has now broken away and has actually had its own independence but there are some deep seated issues which are cultural which which which to do with trust issues which are really not resolved not to mention the land issue how it looks like to me that the civil war is still continuing we do see a different form of it and just a took a break well well the other took a break on the thought that they were fighting the war through a pop proxy war through some of the rebel movements existing in both parts of the country but more so fundamentally i think the interna

ness with the balance between security and liberty. the balance between being safe and being free this say very delicate calculus. if they get it wrong, people are going to die. if they get it wrong, we lose our liberties. this guy is an amazing person. and his name is bob muller. >> rose: right. >> a lot of americans don't know his name. i think the essential quality here is that he confronted the president of the united states, george w. bush, eyeball to eyeball in ot val office with his resignation letter right here already written, said look, the electronic eavesdropping programs you are running against americans is in 2004, are illegal. and they're unconstitutional. and either you bring them back within the law or i quit. and so does the attorney general and so does the deputy attorney general. >> rose: who was the attorney general then. >> john ashcroft. >> rose: right, rights. >> and bush had visions of the-- that was the beginning of the fall of the nixon administration. bush was running for re-election. what happens if the fbi

the implementation between islamic and universal values. specifically who would decide this is the parliament. the parliamentary discussions, and not only the parliament but the entire egyptian population. because the constitution is going to be discussed in the assembly with contribution from everybody. then it will be posed for the parliament for discussion again, and voting. and then it will be turned out to the egyptian people. so the egyptian people will vote on the different items in the constitution. and i don't think there is any -- i think that there will be lots of agreement on these different issues. and as was also mentioned, in actually the majority of them, of the major constitutions, it is in agreement with sharia law that the implementation is the modern implementation. we talk about laws of judging society, laws of organizing the races and between the state and individuals. these -- it is strictly that the laws that are in question lie in two major areas which is basically the social atmosphere, and this is also acceptable,

between 2008 -- between 2004-and the summer of 2008, there was only 10 drowned strikes inside pakistan and one outside in yemen that killed an al qaeda leader. from the summer of 2008 on, there has been an estimated 290 + stride inside -- strikes inside pakistan. a lot of this is due to the expanded fleet of drugs. i don't have a specific number but now there is hundreds in service. the drones are the unmanned vehicles being used. production of them has skyrocketed and we are making more drugs than man fighter craft for the u.s. air force. the two primary drones' being used in pakistan and yemen and somalia are the predators and the more heavily armed reaper drones. they can loiter over the battlefield and not have a pilot so they don't have issues of fatigue for a pilot. they are remotely operated from about 9,000 miles away from the united states. it is easier to deal with and they are rather -- able to gather intelligence. in yemen, there has been bad least -- there has been at least 98 strikes and in somalia, it is tough to get the numbers but there has been probably about 7-10 str

between south van ness and mission. and the all-star at 2791 16th st. which is at 16th and folsom. vice-chair lam: the time is up. thank you. the speaker. >> i do want to thank you, you have done a marvelous job. i'm here to talk about one specific census block. since bought 3001 to confirm it has no population so it is possible. i want to spend my time is telling you the story of the neighborhood and how hard we of worked. i am in that area. i was starting to speak with uc- berkeley a couple of years ago tried to convince someone it would be a good idea to take walls that were tagged in part on them. after getting a letter signed and -- uc-berkeley said ok. we started painting in 2010 and we continue to this day. over 30 artists have worked free. it is a community driven projects. the time, talent and energy of the artists who have grown up in the lower heat. and in many cases grown famous. 55 laguna is on haight street. it is the main artery for the lower and upper hate. the majority who have been fighting for the com

and you can see that between 12:00 noon and 4:00 p.m. april 14th there was a 20-degree drop in water temperature. you don't get that typically in the atlantic ocean, such a major drop, unless you're going from one type of water into another type of water. if they entered the labrador current, it tease same current that brought all the icebergs and pack ice so far south that year. some people say, if californian was affected by the current, why not the titanic. it turns out the titanic was affected by the same current. we're able to plot the probable track lines, the tracks made good of both californian and titanic. the reason why titanic was not affected as much by the labrador current is that it was simply going twice as fast. it was going at 22 knots verses californian's 11 knots. it's about half the amount of time in that current before it came to a stop. therefore, it would be pushed southward by about half the distance. we also know that the two ships, even though they came to a stop, weren't stationary. they were swinging around in

discharges -- between yourself and them. axa still discharges are pretty rife reduce accidental discharges are pretty rights. -- accidental discharges are pretty rife. there are no workers a wound. they realize this a bullet has penetrated the concrete. the concrete is worth as. >> they used elephant concrete. that is what they get out of pakistan. he said whenever we see these in teabags, we shut it down. it will work. >> what do you think based on your experience over there, and you're there how many months? >> about three months. >> what do you think the afghanistan people think about the united states? >> and afghans scholar sit me an e-mail. they are tired of being lied to. they are tired of the foreigners claiming they're going to do something nice for them but in reaching themselves. >> there are foreigners and the viewpoints. there is a concept between the aid world where we spent about $60 billion on development in afghanistan. the estimate is only about 10% of that ever got to the afghan people. >> where did they g

there is a gap between some of the evidence we have hard. this highlights why we should wait for this inquiry to finish. >> he is absolutely right. this is a huge opportunity to get things right. we have heard evidence that has some flaws in it. anyone looking at it objectively will say that we need to look at all of the evidence and not jump to conclusions. >> there is a takeover bid. >> i am happy to identify all communications with his office. i will look into that matter. >> mr. speaker, the secretary of a came to the house -- is harming the house in the way he is answering questions. can the secretary of state clear up the statement and say it was absolutely untruth? >> there are allegations in an e-mail that that did not happen. i am unable to come to the house and say what the truth was or otherwise. the account of the conversation made by fred michelle contained a number of exaggerations. that is exactly why we have the lord justice looking into this whole matter, someone who is independent who will get to the bottom of it. >> the se

good and evil, but between competing goods. this discovery is transforming. it undercuts self-righteousness, radically alters the tone and character of controversy, and enriches dramatically the possibilities for finding common ground. ideology, zealotry, unsubstantiated opinions simply won't do. this is a political education, to be sure. but it is a politics of principle, not of partisanship. so the challenge for bennington is to do it. on the cover of bennington's 2008 holiday card is the architect's sketch of a building opening in 2010 that is to be a center for the advancement of public action. the center will embody and sustain this new educational commitment. think of it as a kind of secular church. the words on the card describe what will happen inside. we intend to turn the intellectual and imaginative power, passion and boldness of our students, faculty and staff to developing strategies for acting on the critical challenges of our time. so we are doing our job. while these past weeks have been a time of national exhil

this one is between the district seven and district four. this is a congressional line you would align to. it's 19th after median. it would move from 7 to 9. total population -- >> 7 to 4 you mean? >> yes. how can it move from 7 to 9? >> yes, 7 to 4. not 7 to 9. >> what's the population? >> nine. >> resulting deviation? >> the resulting deviation would be for district four, negative.96% and four district seven, negative .3%. >> ok. any questions? >> i guess i would like to know, i drive there a lot. i don't see anyone living on the medium. can you tell me a little bit more about that? >> the census apparently have more responses from that median. >> the median speaks. [laughter] >> well then maybe they're very small. thank you. >> mr. alanso? >> yes. >> mr. leigh? >> yes. >> miss melara? >> yes. >> miss lam? >> yes. >> miss mondejar? >> yes. >> mr. pilpel? >> i just need to know which direction it's going. >> from seven to four. >> yes. >> mr. schreiber? >> yes. >> miss tidwell? >> yes. >> please make this change. >> would you like to see th

there's no war between the countries. but they're engaged against each other, across the middle east, across south asia and across the world, really. and the u.s. priority is to stop the iranian nuclear program and to stop iran from weaponizing this program. and that should be the u.s. priority. that should be our number-one priority toward iran. and it is one of our top national security concerns for all the right reasons. so i'm not arguing that we should take our focus away from the iran nuclear program and toward stabilizing afghanistan. i think, you know, the unfortunate part of the conflict with iran is that u.s. interests are damaged elsewhere. and i think that's just a natural part of foreign policy. but that's something we should take into account that by pressuring the iran, this has ramifications for u.s. interests but also for smaller countries like afghanistan, even pakistan and other countries in the region. >> thank you. so we'll open the floor. and please do identify yourself when you speak and you can put

right now, this is the persian gulf between two long-time foes. but if the tension turns to conflict, lives, regional security and the status of tet . nhk world, dubai. >>> gulf states are also making plans to deal with the situation. they see no sign that tension will subside soon. so they're strengthening their militaries. people gathered in qatar last week for the largest arms' fair in the middle east. different types of equipment for navy vesselses were among the exhibits. more than 100 weapons' makers from around the world took part and representatives from countries in the region visited booths and held negotiations. the. >> translator: we have on display the latest cutting edge weapons. >> saudi arabia defense officials bought 84 new advanced fighter jets from, u.s. for about $29 billion. the buyers representing the united arab emirates purchased the system that were can shoot ko down missiles when they're high above the earth and we'll keep you updated on the iranian nuclear issue. >>> raising japan's consumption tax continues to be an iss

the outer loop of the beltway between coalsville road and georgia avenue. a major back-up for folks heading through that area. police are suggesting you look for other routes, at this point. maryland state highway, state police, montgomery county rescue are all on the scene. crews are expecting the clean up ask a crash investigation to last several more hours, well into the morning rush hour. so it is going to be a very sticky commute and we are going to stay on top of it and bring you the latest as it develops. back to you. mike andrea? >> this will be a huge mess this morning. >>> a search is underway for two dogs that attacked kids over the weekend. friday night's attack in northeast washington, the camera captures the kids climbing on the car to get away. one of the dogs followed them right onto the roof of the vehicle. when a neighbor saw what happened to the kids, andre that you thorn jumped out into the danger, drawing the dogs away from the kids. >> the dog ripped this. i was using my right hand to punch on him. >> now hahn thorn also had a knife, a

what everything really changed between paris and brussels. the big question is now europe for what europe for whom it's a cure for the bank earth europe for trade europe for. business oh he's it a europe of cities or a europe of social rights and the rest of the continents watching too knowing that whoever its next partner is a honeymoon phase is out of the question tess are still here r t brussels. and there with a use future of the uncertainty the i.m.f. chief has now set a goal to protect the world from europe christine legarde wants to erect a four hundred billion dollar financial wall around the block the plan however is short by roughly eighteen billion dollars with hopes that the fast growing countries rick's group will be able to plug the hole will russia china india and south africa are ready to lend a helping hand but only for a bigger say over the international bank meeting today in washington ministers from the group of twenty in just realise nations will focus on that funding but investment advisor patrick young doesn't have much

between where? >> if i could clarify for some of the comments that we made. i think it is actually in the second tier, to divide into two tiers. >> a lower tier from $100,000-$1 million. we have heard that and we are working on it. >> the rationale is there may be an inflection point for a lot of the businesses between those tears or they move from economies of scale where they are not profitable to where they are profitable. that happens to straddle that spot. probably some discussion about whether there is a point in between those, whether it is $1 million or $250,000. it sounds like you are already working on that. that is the instant phase of a business where it is critical that we do not snuff them out. any other commissioner comments? >> and we do need -- we do not need to vote on this, do we? >> we are not necessarily voting on one proposal over another proposal. what we need from the commission right now and for staff, you have provided some comments and corrections to mr. egan, but you have an opportunity to give some direction to the mayor and board

we have somewhere between three and five partners. approximately 30 in golden gate park. it does have less landscape, it has more natural areas. the need is very different. our approach is that our parks system, it is broken up into park service areas that are not directly aligned with one supervisor oriole district. we have golden gate park as one park service area. and all of the park service areas are equally staffed. our parks have different needs, depending upon the topography, the type of activity, the type of usage, and we take very seriously the responsibility to make sure that all of our parks are getting the attention that they need and deserve. i think that has been reflected for the park management scores. it is something we are proud about. not only is the overall score higher than it has ever been, we have closed the historic gap between the highest performing neighborhoods to some of the lowest scoring parks. we pay close attention to when the controller gives us feedback. we actually have management plans that the park service area managers are responsible

a number of crime victims all between the cracks. gasol sure you know that. people are arrested, and then there are victims to go down to the hall of justice and have victim witness programs that are very good. but there are other people that are victims of crime than ever see an arrest being made who had a case where there is no evidence, no suspect, no follow- up. there are too many of those types of people, whether they're robberies or assaults, whatever it may be. at the baby station, our staff looks at these police reports -- at the bayview station, our staff looks at these police reports on a daily basis. looks for vulnerable women. the juvenile, elderly, and we reach out to those victims to see if we can refer them to either public or private services that are available in the community to better their lives. at thing that is very important component of what they view police officers do. we also act as a catalyst here at the bayview station to work with our good supervisors. supervisor cohen -- and her aid and i talk two or three times a day. she has b

depicting the conflict between muslims and non-muslims is depletely wrong. if some of you don't know an attack by a muslim against a muslim is considered to be an individual attack. an attack by a muslim or jew is an attack on the prophet and it's not considered an individual problem. we believe this issue will be asked one day. and we say in government we will have very clear answers. we are advocates for peace and for rights for the palestinian people. the rights have been usurped and they were being denied of all peoples in the world to establish a state that reflects its own palestinian identity. and this will be a decision to be taken by the jordanian people through its own election of its own representatives. and a government that will engage in foreign policy. this is the general framework of our policy. with respect to the private framework before we talk about anything, we talk about ending the aggression, israeli aggression against the palestinian people. and also the return of all the rights of the palestinian people and also the return of the dis

it would make for a cleaner border between eight and nine south of st. luke's, and it keeps all the percentages roughly as they are now. chairman mcdonnell: ms. tidwell? the general motion. we will get to specifics in a moment. >> i would like to say no, but i would like to consider st. luke's separately. chairman mcdonnell: mr. schreiber? >> i am not ready for this, or maybe ever. chairman mcdonnell: in the interest of moving our decision-making forward, the not-yets don't actually help us. if not-yet if there is a subset of the proposal i would like to consider or if the not-yet means i would like to consider something else, state what the something else. let me start over one more time. ms. tidwell? >> no. chairman mcdonnell: and what you would like to look at? >> st. luke's. chairman mcdonnell: mr. schreiber? >> my answer is still no, but if other task force members present compelling ropes, my vote is no right now. chairman mcdonnell: thank you so much. i am going to marry you off to someone before these are over. ms. mondejar. >> no. chairman mcdon

there is another piece on the other side as well between 28 and 25th, between lake and california that could go into district 1. it could go into district 1 because it is a neighborhood that is similar. in between those areas, you should be able to get enough to balance one and we could go to russian hill. and that that to bring it into district 2. kraska i just add one -- >> could i just add one, the cathedral hill is at o'farrell. not in the draft but in the current boundaries. that area is in district 2. just an observation. >> there are six proposals on the table. commissioner tidwell: going with your similar last point, let's start with the panhandle. >> we can go back to the panhandle, please. we will have to find offsetting population but that is the next phase. the first phase is this phase. can we overlay current boundaries again just so everyone can see? >> they are overlaid. >> what are those street boundaries? >> stanyon, hayes, grove, fulton and [inaudible] >> thank you. commissioner tidwell: yes. mr. alonzo, yes. mr. schreiber, yes. mr. leigh, yes, ms. melara, yes. ms. mo

between freedom. in iraq there is a. these to me seem to be abuses of the word freedom in the work that we do the work that wiki leaks does we. pushing forward snowbound use of a certain type of liberty we say protected by the first amendment that is the liberty. to reveal the truth about the world or take a story or record from interference and so on sounds like some very controversial topics and of course laura asuncion of self a controversial figure is of course just on the reactions of the first episode it seems real or love him or you hate him that's right and i think because he is a controversial character the reaction from viewers and from the twitter space certainly has been quite positive there's been a lot of excitement of c.s.i. it's very famous he's now become a legend in some people's eyes and of course he is inextricably from his work with wiki leaks and people see him as a character to be admired for that however in the mainstream media there has been a real backlash if the masses in some places to a smear

it works to the white house's challenge if there is a choice between values and visions, between obama and romney. usually the republican would want the election to be a referendum on the president because the economy is not doing so well. but mitt romney seems to agree with barack obama that this should be a big bold debate about values and visions for the future of this country. and each side now has laid down their initial marker on how they go about defining their own set of missions. >> governor romney set to define his own personal narrative. he fought that the obama team is hammering home that he is an elite rich guy. >> my dad didn't have the chance to finish a college degree, and he apprenticed as a lath and plaster carpenter, and based on that he turned around a car company and began governor of the state of michigan. i was tempted today go into the car business, but i wondered if my success was due to my dad. so i staid in massachusetts and got a job with the best company that would hire me. >> and president obama portrayed romney as out of touch and prone to odd word choice

question right now if you look at the numbers it is certainly neck and neck could be a difference between that the top two candidates is very small on the right now it's a one point the difference is so the question the people be asking is which way will the voters who had voted for the other candidates how will they vote in the second round will be will it be a lot will it be so close enough for nicolas sarkozy he will have to try to get the voters of money in the pen who is on the far right from the national front she had managed to get seventy point nine percent of the votes according to the exit polls about half of her voters may go to nicolas sarkozy but again these are just estimates and as far as a lot is concerned he will have to get a john dickman on shore from the left front his voters who have been very very creating a lot of noise towards the end of this campaign while ninety percent of voters from that side say they will vote on a lot but still there are a lot of factors that could affect and swing the vote in the second round and not least of all the pessimism and the lack o

by the 120s, lynch owned a two-story dwelling on square 66 on 18th street between pennsylvania avenue and h street. during this time, not only were blacks held as slaves in the district, free blacks were so restricted that it became nearly impossible to eke out a living except in a few narrow and closely related businesses. one enterprise available for free blacks was to enter the hat business. in order to obtain a hat license, applicants would have to show evidence of their freedom. lynch wormley was obligated to purchase such evidence even though he was reportedly always free and by 1818 already had entered in to the trade by buying carriage and harness from william galloway for $175 for this series of promissory notes. unfortunately then as now the poor were at true economic disadvantage. in less than one year, this very same used carriage was in such disrepair that the $135 in repair costs exceeded the remaining balance of the purchase price. still owing on his initial purchase with his means of income shut down, there was no way that lynch could prevail. galloway sued him for the

between japan and the united states, cyber security as well.o we shall work together to rout out terrorism as well. i would like to ask a question f. there's no direct reference to china in the joint statement. what sort of views did you have on china in toward stability in the asia pacific connected with their advances in the oceans and also the military build-up. i wonder what thoughts you have on this subject. >> let me answer first. as you pointed out, the shared vision does not refer to any specific country. we recognize china as a major partner in the region. in our exchange of views, both of us confirmed that viewpoint. china's development is an opportunity for the international community, for japan and for the asia pacific. now i explained in the meeting to president obama when i visited china last december, i broached this subject in order to further advance our mutually beneficial relationship based on common strategic interests, and that i will work steadily to implement this. i also told the president, i wish to realize a strategic

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the people of new delhi are set to vote in regional elections but it could end up being a choice between the alleged murders and fraudsters a fifth of the candidates standing for office despite a dubious past. spoke to washington d.c. studios for now in the company of a lot of the call ski and tonight's alone a show. welcome to the lone show where we get the real headlines with none of the mersey we're going live to washington d.c. now tonight we're talking about the fuss being made over north korea's failed rocket launch and nuclear talks between iran and five members of the u.n. security council then capitol council or a listers going to join us for our weekly financial checkup we're going to cover everything from the buffett rule to ben bernanke comparing the dot com bust to the housing crisis and some are using their experience behind bars to make money and find guidance to others they're preparing to serve time we're going to speak to one man who calls himself the number one prison consultant in america all that and more food and i including a dose of happy hour but first take a loo