feel the displacement of drug markets and the same cycle of harm. >> one of the key lessons from zurich is the deep collaboration between law enforcement public health officials and social service professionals working together side by side day in and day out. >> this is not about choosing between public safety and public health. it's about bringing them together. >> we cannot continue to push the problem from one part of the city to another. we cannot keep relying on 1 or 2 strategies when we know that it takes all four working together. and so at this upcoming hearing that i'm calling for, we will hear directly from our city departments that contributed to the four pillars report commissioned by this board and published by the bill last november. >> we will learn about what it would take to implement the strategies citywide and how we can build the infrastructure to make it last through ongoing inter-agency collaboration and regular oversight. >> we have an opportunity right now to move beyond piecemeal solutions and take bold comprehensive action. >> the four pillars strategy gives u

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i am 100% convinced pan am 103 was brought down by a timer .built in a shop in zurich, switzerland, by absolutely convinced of that. edwin bollier suggested that i offered him $4 million and- interviewer: did you? -no. god, no. initially he said a man by the name of buck revell offered it to him. he never met buck revell. all of a sudden, he remembers he met me, so i offered him the money. no, i did not offer him one cent. the only thing i can tell you that i did tell him, "you need to tell us everything you know. "you need to tell the truth." that's the problem. his story kept changing. it changed at the trial, and it's changed subsequent to that. john: edwin bollier is someone who's shrouded in a lot of mystery. we've never known which side of the fence he's playing. probably both. dick: i can remember, mr. megrahi has an office in mebo. ok, that's another circumstance. all the circumstances, to me, amount to a pile, a big pile. i have the three white roses, for christopher, matthew and ashley. and my red rose, as always. if john had to fall out of the sky, this couldn't have been a

edwin bollier owned a company called mebo ltd, which was in zurich, which, according to the prosecution, had manufactured the timing device that detonated the bomb. and a fragment of the timing device was found in lockerbie. this is the one item of evidence that led the track to libyan intelligence agents having a role in the downing of pan am 103. so, it's where the dots all start to connect together. he's a westerner, he is not connected to the libyan government, other than through business, and we assumed that he would get on the stand and tell the same story that he told us. but all of a sudden, he wasn't quite as certain that his timer blew up pan am 103. bollier appeared to recant his previous testimony. he said different things to that that'd he'd originally told the police. he seemed mercurial. he seemed untrustworthy. we thought he was going to be a very important part to find the accused guilty. and then he comes and switches. nic: edwin bollier would have every reason to essentially recant what he'd previously said. don't forget, muammar gaddafi, when this court case was goin

feel the displacement of drug markets and the same cycle of harm. >> one of the key lessons from zurich is the deep collaboration between law enforcement public health officials and social service professionals working together side by side day in and day out. >> this is not about choosing between public safety and public health. it's about bringing them together. >> we cannot continue to push the problem from one part of the city to another. we cannot keep relying on 1 or 2 strategies when we know that it takes all four working together. and so at this upcoming hearing that i'm calling for, we will hear directly from our city departments that contributed to the four pillars report commissioned by this board and published by the bill last november. >> we will learn about what it would take to implement the strategies citywide and how we can build the infrastructure to make it last through ongoing inter-agency collaboration and regular oversight. >> we have an opportunity right now to move beyond piecemeal solutions and take bold comprehensive action. >> the four pillars strategy gives u

along the lines of that implemented by our sister city zurich, switzerland and several other european cities. and for those who haven't read it, i would urge everyone to read the a report commissioned by our former colleague dean preston on zurich's implementation of this promising approach. the legislation i'm asking for would require that remaining dollars from the opioid litigation settlement fund and i believe we anticipate a total recovery of at least $350 million for the city and its taxpayers before 2040 be apportioned into four categories correspond with the four pillars as as follows 25% for prevention to educate at risk populations on the deadly risks of illicit drug use and also to research known address histories for drug involved populations 25% for treatment and recovery to support individuals with substance use disorders to access drug treatment or medically assisted therapy and meet for long term recovery 25% for harm reduction to support people who use drugs to minimize risks associated with illicit drug use while supporting and incentivizing them to make better and m