and will feel, undescribable, and you will have all of this anger on you, thank you. >> [ applause ] >> sorry, i am short. so, good evening, community, and commission, my name is nina parks and i have been working on the issue of community policing, for quite some time. to kind of give the background i used to work at the communit

and will feel, undescribable, and you will have all of this anger on you, thank you. >> [ applause ] >> sorry, i am short. so, good evening, community, and commission, my name is nina parks and i have been working on the issue of community policing, for quite some time. to kind of give the background i used to work at the community center here on mission and in 2009, there was a program that was rolled out called perf and it was, all of a sudden we had like a officers on the streets, where we did not have that before and we came to a lot of conflict. which, led to us, reaching out to david campos, and to john avalos, and chief suhr and we started to revamp the community policing general order. and where we started to develop, quite a bit of new language in order to build different relationships between the community and the police. unfortunately that document has not really done anything. it is kind of sat there for the past three years. and with no action plan. right? so, as far as being a citizen here, it is, and also, advocate, and activist and organizer and like kind of dishearte

. >> well, prince charles has described threats to christians in the middle east an an undescribabledy. >> he's alling on governments around the world to do more to ensure religious freedom. and his he's urging religious leaders to promote tolerance between people of varying faiths. >> reporter: for 2,000 years there's been a christian community in the northern iraq city of mosul. but in jewel july, militants swept through, giving christians a voice, convert or die. the city had been purged of any other religions, thous driven out, others killed. appalling acts that were widely condemned. but prince charles says religious leaders need to do more to defend christianity, in particular. he recorded this message for the chaurty aid to the church in need. to a company there, they report on religious freedoms under threat. >> it is an indescribable tragedy that christianity is under such threat in the middle east. an area where christians have lived for 2,000 years and across which islam spread in 700 a.d., with people of different faiths living together peaceably for centuries. it seems o