and apri, is bringing one of its existing after school youth programs to the eco center, to operate out of the eco center as a home base and that after school program, helps the youth identify and apply for jobs internships and other, skill building, opportunities. and the bay institute aquarium foundation is also initiating a new weekly program at the eco center called science saturdays and science saturdays will be a mix of volunteer opportunities to work in the park. and hands on, environmental education programs, that might be of interest to kids and families, lecture based that might be more for adults or working academics and the center will also be made available to city departments and community groups to use as meeting and assembly space. >> the bay institute aquarium foundation and the partners plans for these and other activities are documented in the operations and program plan. the bay institute aquarium foundation will report quarterly to the port, on its implementation of the plan. either the port, or the tenant may suggest revisions to the plan, in any case, the revision

the three were denied bail and the trial was moved to apri april 10th.l jazeera continues to demand the immediate release of all of its staff and rejects all the charges. the executive director of the international press institute said the detention of al jazeera's journalists raises many questions. >> we're extraordinarily concerned not only that they are being detained but the state of which they're being detaped. we understand that they ar are--there are injuries among the three journalists, particularly of one journalist who has a dislocated shoulder and is in need of treatment. we have learned there have been illnesses among the two other journalists. we would like independent people to be able to see the journalists, and talk to them about their health and how they are being treated in prison. >> if you look at egypt's constitution, which was ratified by a great majority of the people in egypt, there is a call for the separation of the state into the military, the police, and also the judiciary, but we think there is a lot of pressure on judges to

just like the flyer does, apri, [speaker not understood], director and james ryan and jbr. this saturday they have [speaker not understood] welcome all of you. also april 26 we have [speaker not understood] and pollution walk from martin luther king park to [speaker not understood] street. [speaker not understood] green action by l angel and maery harris and along about my mother's and father's committee. we want to welcome all of you. we would like you to look at the list going on with the fliers going on. and we work very closely with ed because barbara smith and george who is over all the tenant [speaker not understood] in the city. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. that mic is fine, yes, thank you. >>> good evening, board members. my name is he will vin james brown and i'm a ten-year resident of san francisco. i reside at the all-star hotel which is an s-r-o hotel managed by the largest housing services contractor in the city, the tenderloin housing clinic and randy shaw. i'd like to bring to the board's attention a matter which i consider to be fraudulen

but in other apri arab countrie, we're seeing islamist political groups come to the floor which really want a political role. they want to participate in elections. they want to come to power so that they can rule, and they are quite different in their policy outlook and attitude from the brand of islam that is dominant in saudi arabia. so specifically for the muslim brotherhood, the saudi arabians welcomed the muslim brotherhood 50-60 years ago when they were being persecuted by egypt's leader. and they were welcomed here. they've lived here. they had jobs here but they have been more politically active than the government would want them to be. i think the government overreacted in declaring the muslim brotherhood a terrorist organization. there is no indication that any of the saudis have participated in the networks of muslim brotherhood in saudi arabia have done anything that is against the government. >> larry, quickly, before we go to a break. >> but that's the context in the background. >> that role that carol just described, has that been a tough place for the united states to

of whether that's true the latest surge in attacks shows the taliban is determined to disrupt the apri april 5th presidential vote. charles stratford, anger al jazeera. >> well, the secretary general of afghan has been speaking to us here at al jazeera and i asked him if his team is still prepared to conduct the elections give the amount of violence. >> it is very clear that the afghan people will vote for their candidate, and the election commission is fully committed. wwe do not have any problem. in terms of the staff we do not have any problem. we're ready and fully committed, and we'll run this election across the country. the afghan people are committed. the civil society are committed. the candidates are committed to make this election successful. we havthey have started talking offices and today we have locked up five people. we don't have any casualties. one of our staff died, passed away, but they cannot kill the whole people. they cannot kill the whole borders. >> we go to our european center for the latest on ukraine. here is lauren taylor. >> reporter: thanks, martine, the

i spent a lot of years working with bill and as much on apri april 4, 1960 where we were at a meetingnning a demonstration is going to happen april 6. we have been told by john, the coordinator of nonviolent action is a chance martin luther king would come to the demonstration if the city basically gave a schedule. he was such a schedule to start the poor people's campaign, which all of us intended to be part of. and the phone rang in the office and this is a story about bill, really. because he was really i think our leader. there were many others like george, but bill for me was the greatest inspiration. the phone rang and john went to answer it. i think all of us were wondering, was that the martin luther king, was going to come to our demonstration? it was the battleship new jersey being christened ago to slaughter people in the. said john couldn't talk and his wife and over and bill said, was that martin luther king? and john was just -- tears were flowing all over and joseph, king has been killed and i wondered how much, maybe in retrospect it that, because my understanding is t