rawlins beggar and the staff including the beacon came to our aid i support mr. rosenberg as well as the whole school my heart is sad he's leaving but not allow people speaking negatively against him about the school i love the school my kids love the school i feel that is important no one should speak for my family thank you for hearing me and at sometime i'd like to see you each and everyone to see how we're working with our students thank you, thank you very much (clapping.) i understand that mr. rosenberg is ask schedule for a is a basic loaf. >> i'm lisa i've worked with principle rosenberg for over 10 years i'm here to tell me the principle of john mirror school self also served for example a group of students were bullying and miss bother opening on the yard mr. rosenberg has assigned himself to the school yard bag back to the students mr. rosenberg intoxicate the group of students off the yard to perp guide and tutor them to learn strategies to allow them to safely play with other children public utility number 2 a regular feature in the classroom not a a

. >> oewd proits provides permits progress resulting in the growth of mid businesses hocking beggar has doubled in size. >> when we were just getting started we were a new business people never saturday a small business owner and been in the bike industry a long needed help in finding at space and sxug the that is a oewd and others agencies were a huge helped walked us through the process we couldn't have done it without you this is sloped to be your grand boulevard if so typically a way to get one way to the other it is supposed to be a beautiful boulevard and fellowship it is started to look like that. >> we have one goal that was the night to the neighborhood while the bigger project of developments as underway and also to bring bring a sense of community back to the neighborhood. >> we wanted to use the says that a a gathering space for people to have experience whether watching movies or a yoga or coming to lecture. >> that sb caliber shift on the street is awarding walking down the street and seeing people sitting outside address this building has been vacate and seeing this chang

these workers who say they are going to become beggars are not telling the truth.hey don't have to work in the leather industry. it is absolutely unacceptable to us hindus to kill a cow. >> most say they've spent their lives working in the leather and meat business and can't find work elsewhere. >> translator: so angry but we can't express it. if we show our anger the police will come after us. we forced our young people to sit and control their emotions, if they raise their voices they'll cause trouble. we're appealing to the government to see what we're going through. >> buffaloes are being brought in to replace the bulls. though their meat and leather is not the same quality. making things worse for some, the national government is planning a country-wide ban on cow slaughter meat and leather business is not a government priority. fez jemi lfertionmil, al jazeera mumbai. >>> shunned by their villages and the party has forgotten them. but others have found new ways to survive and flourish. >> a decade ago she was a member of nepal's maoist army and had dreams of

save a lot more water we as agencies need to do a lot more we've only touched the tip of the eyes beggar on recycle so, yes we need to say that to all our customers whether in urban assistance but it is agriculture 40 percent of use in california we had not mentioned agriculture what about agriculture and that person said they're not allowed to draw surface water they're drawing ground water we correctly appointment to the person look we could use that ground water in the emergency to save the smelt and slam and we said do big agree have significant restrictions on they use water the answer was no i'll calling on puc and bosco to pound the pulpit that the impunity of water use is no longer acceptable and big agreeing needs not to be raising beef and other things to not constantly going to our urban customers saying you and your personal use are not only the only problem as agriculture we need the agencies to start saying that loud and clear thanks thank you thank you, mr. brooksworks. >> the march 24th meeting of sfruksz sfruks is now back in session we're going to deal with item 11 that

it as a landmark prior to that they received a letter from the hayes valley and one of the gold's beggars gardener the department received one e-mail no opposition to the landmark designation and the representative of the building owner has asked not to be made a landmark finally it is a contentious city if you google the address the folks with subject to an ellis act and this was, however whether or not this building becomes a landmark has noberger on this case that concludes my presentation. i'm available to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you, colleagues any questions on this item? all right. let's go to public comment on number 4 >> supervisor wiener supervisor cohen and supervisor jane kim landmark you know from george washington our national father george washington was an immigrant from the kingdom and columbus thomas jefferson and abraham lincoln and now obama our respectful president obama and the principle and everybody we act - actively engage on 0 the mission for the national mission the international mission the national mission and the local city mission to two t

the workers say they can become beggars, they are not telling the truth. they don't have to work in the industry it's not acceptable. others think it's not fair. these unemployed workers meet in the leather tannery to share the frustration with the ban. most spend their lights in the leather and meat business. >> translation: we are so angry we can't express if. it we show it the police will come after it. we are praying with the government to see what we are going through. >> reporter: these empty slaughter houses are coming back to life. buffalo is coming in to replace the bulls. making it worse for some the national government is applying a ban on cow slaughter. suggesting that the slaughter of meat and laether is not a priority. >> reporter: one city in the west found a way to tackle the homeless problem. los angeles has given them a place to live and the tackle of services. >> it's not a mansion, but it's home. >> the bathroom is the biggest thing. >> reporter: tj was one of tens of thousands in los angeles that lived on the streets or in homeless she

the workers are beggars. they are not telling the truth. it's not acceptable in hindus. others think it's not fair. it shares the frustration. they spend lives in the meat business. >> translation: so angry, but we can't express it. we force young people to sit and control emotions. if they raise their voice, we face trouble. we pray for the government to see what we are going through. >> the empty slaughter houses are going back to life. buffalos are brought in to replace the bulls. making things worse, the national government is planning a ban on cow slaughtering suggesting that relief to workers in the meet and leather business is not a priority >>> the former cuban leader fidel castro appeared in public for the first time in more than a year. state television aired photographs of castro meeting a delegation. the 88-year-old left office in 2006 for health reasons. he kept a low profile ever since. now, one city in the u.s. found a new way to tackle the appearance of the homeless los angeles is trying to move people off the streets, giving them a place to live and supp

>> i know, but beggars can't be choosers. we have to take our chances when we can get it, sunday and tuesy. >> thank you sand yaw. sandhya. >>> coming up, how about instant gratification. >>> check this out. amazon's new shopping tool dash, may seem like an april fool's day hoax but it is not. it is a wi-fi device that makes ordering everyday necessities as easy as pushing a button. need more detergents or diapers? press dash and it goes straight to your amazon shopping cart. this is video provided by amazon and it is free to amazon prime members. nonmembers can sign up for dash. >> sales force has chartered a luxury cruiseship at pier27 in san francisco during the company's annual tech conference in september. the dream boat is the idea to help attendants. 135,000 people registered for the event last year. >> that looks like a floating city. >> it does. it is pretty much. >> that's pretty impressive. we have a lot of sports to talk about. >> that's right. we have shu in for larry with the latest. >> i thought you had a paten

it as a landmark prior to that they received a letter from the hayes valley and one of the gold's beggars gardener the department received one e-mail no opposition to the landmark designation and the representative of the building owner has asked not to be made a landmark finally it is a contentious city if you google the address the folks with subject to an ellis act and this was, however whether or not this building becomes a landmark has noberger

>> i know, but beggars can't be choosers.have to take our chances when we can get it, sunday and tuesday. >> thank you sand yaw. sandhya. >>> coming up, how about instant gratifi ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> check this out. amazon's new shopping tool dash, may seem like an april fool's day hoax but it is not. it is a wi-fi device that makes ordering everyday necessities as easy as pushing a button. need more detergents or diapers? press dash and it goes straight to your amazon shopping cart. this is video provided by amazon and it is free to amazon prime members. nonmembers can sign up for dash. >> sales force has chartered a luxury cruiseship at pier27 in san francisco during the company's annual tech conference in september. the dream boat is the idea to help attendants. 135,000 people registered for the event last year. >> that looks like a floating city. >> it does. it is pretty much. >> that's pretty impressive. we have a lot of sports to talk about. >> that's right. we have shu in for larry with the latest. >> i thought you had a patent o

. >> greece is not a beggar, financial problems that not only concerns greece but europe. it is not just a greece problem but a european problem. >> the two did talk about long term projects including a gas pipeline. gay conversion therapy the president landed in kingston jamaica tonight. the white house earlier responded to a petition on whitehouse.gov with a statement regarding lela's law a transgender person who committed suicide after undergoing the conversion therapy. >>> repealing protections for gay people. the city council added sexual gender identity to the 18th discrimination law six months ago, but half the voters voted to strip the wording out of the ordinance. statewide antidiscrimination law. oregon is dealing with a population problem. not people, sea lions. thousands of them are showing up and causing serious trouble. >>> and senator harry reid said, the eye injury he suffered earlier this year may have permanently damaged his vision. d his vision. ted cruz the first republican to declare his candidacy for gop presidential nomination is expected to raise $3

it's like a beggar they're not sure. they're trying to have lunch. while they're distracting them they grabs the phone underneath that sign and then walks away. police have released this video to see if anybody can recognize the guy. at the same times as a warning to citizens of london keep their possessions close by. >> whether it's by sea or land the royal mountain lifeboat institution will rescue anyone or anything. this time they're rescuering some dogs. two crews out. the first crew this is in new brighton brighton they're after martha, a golden retriever. she's in the water, they're afraid she's going to be washed out to retrieve. >> afraid she's going to get washed out to sea? it looks like she already has. she's way far away. >> she's out there, dog paddling and got her head above water. they've got help though somebody on a jet ski, trying to triangulate her position. but she doesn't just swim up to them because she's a golden retriever, they're friendly you think she wants to come see us. she wants to stay in the water. they get up closer t

what do they want us to do, to make us all beggars, going out into the streets? reporter: much like these athens -- greece has all but come to a standstill. >> i feel frustrated. we greeks feel very alone. we face endless cuts and have to pay more and more taxes. there's a saying in greece, "wet people aren't afraid of rain." we are pretty wet right now. reporter: brees's creditors are standing firm on the need for further reforms -- greece's creditors are standing firm on the need for further reforms. matt: it was great having you along. brent: see you at the top of the hour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] @ damien: hello it a very warm welcome to "focus on europe." great you could join us. we've got a fantastic program lined up or you today. why kosovan women are not getting what is theirs. why norwegians are uncovering the scars of nazi history. why an austrian hotel is giving refugees not a room but a job. the small balkan state of kosovo was one of europ

these workers who say they are going to become beggars are not telling the truth. they don't have to work in the leather industry. it's not acceptable to us to kill a cow. >> others think it's not fair. these unemployed workers meet in this empty leather tannery to share their frustration with the ban. most spent their lives in the business and can't find work elsewhere. >> we're so angry, but we can't express it. if we show anger, the police will come after us. we force our young people to sit and control their emotions because if they raise voice, they will face trouble. we pray to see what the we pray to the government sees what we are going through. >> these empty slaughterhouses are slowly coming back to life as buffaloes are brought in, though their meat and leather is not the same quality. the national government is planning a countrywide ban on cow slaughter, suggesting their work is not a government priority. >> family members of the victims of a south korean ferry accident are marching to protest. they want an independent inquiry why the sea wall collapse

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these workers who say they are going to become beggars are not telling the truth.o many other jobs. they don't have to only work in the leapter leather industry it's absolutely unaccept to hindu to his kill a cow. >> reporter: others think it's not fair little these unemployed workers meet in this empty leather tan are you to share their frustration with the ban. most say they have spent their lives working in the leather and meat business. and can't find work elsewhere. >> translator: we are so angry but we can't get it if with show anger the police come after us. we force young people to sit and control their emotions if they raise their voice they will be in trouble. we are playing the government will see what we are going through. >> reporter: these empty slaughterhouses are slowly come back to life as buffaloes are being brought in to replace the bulls. though their meat and lethaller is not the same quality. making things worse for some, the national government is planning a country-wide ban on cow slaughter, that suggests that relief to workers in the meat a

the iranians they are brilliant negotiators and we are beggars.ali khamenei, that there's no deal unless sanctions stop. he is playing bad cop. the foreign minister gets to play good cop. saying that i'd like to help you out but the big boss says that i can't. they play us brilliantly, they make it up as they go along, basically he is getting another analogy from everyday life, you don't buy a new car by walking into the dealership and telling the salesman that i want that car at any price and that is basically what they have done. >> obviously cuba, we have been discussing the situation in yemen. what do you think of the strategy is? is a keep your friends close and your enemies closer? >> i don't think that there is a coherent strategy but rather obama has prejudices and impulses and their are other things as well. but he comes to the presidency with a deeply ingrained and very far left view of foreign policy and yes, he has consistently reached out to our enemies which can not be wise but he has done a poor job and at the same time he has stiff

that caused by viruses so in that case we cannot beggared doctor for antibiotic. police a at least three gems have been targeted in recent weeks including the ocean avenue that month, a street downtown gym in north beach location that did not know who was behind the theft and the state into an from fed is recommend that keep the most valuable items with them while they're working out. still ahead more on this volcanic eruption in july incredible pictures that have been coming in here are some of the pick to the have been posted to twitter and the mountain spewing ash the site cloud looks like lightning strikes. >>mark: evacuation orders in the area of the will to check it out is pretty cool in looks and hands. --and enhanced. >>darya: one person was killed in a house fire early this morning will will join us life. ♪ don't, don't, don't, don't stop the beat ♪ ♪ i can't, can't, can't, can't ♪ ♪ control my feet ♪ ♪ p p p people in the street ♪ ♪ c'mon everybody and move your feet ♪ ♪ go! ♪ ♪♪ ♪ everybody ♪ ♪ move your feet and feel united ♪ ♪ oh oh oh ♪ ♪ everybody ♪

randy is an accomplished novelist and his most recent novel beggars faced which is best described as great gatsby. it's a very good read and i thoroughly enjoyed it. tonight sam taman house has agreed to interview randy and call out aspects of the biography so it's my pleasure to welcome them both. [applause] >> am i good? i shouts i probably don't need one of those. randy boyagoda you are novelist writing about john neuhaus. how did you get to this topic? and when did you choose and why? >> i started working on this book in some ways without even realizing it in 2009 so shortly after i wrote a profile of him for a toronto-based magazine called the walrus. i am from toronto and it was basically an essay that argued here is the most influential canadian born intellectual and american life for the past 50 years that none of you have ever heard of. so i wrote this review on his life and work and i left it at that and at that point i was in the midst of a terribly unreadable second monograph and as a rescue from that i realized he really was a story about a man and his faith and his invo

the workers that say they'll be beggars are not telling the truth. so many other jobs.hey don't have to just work in the leather industries it's not acceptable to kill a cow. others think it's not fair. unemployed workers meet in a tannery. most say they spent their lives working in the leather and meat business. >> translation: we are so angry, we can't express it. if we show our anger, the police will come after us. we force the young to hold on to their motion. we pray to the government. >> slaughter houses are coming back to life as buffalos are brought in to replace the bull. making things worse for some the national government is placing a ban on cow slaughter. it's suggesting that meeting is not a government priority. >>> coming up sky watchers for the lunar eclipse. what made this one so special straight ahead. ahead. >>> stargazers got a chance to >>> much of the world was treated to a rare event. a lunar collins. e -- a lunar eclipse. india had the best view >>> on the banks of the river ghangi thousands of devote hindus watched and weight. devotees offered pr

. >> greece is not a beggar that roams from country to country. >> greece's prime minister meets withtin. >>> summit of the

. >> greece is not a beggar that roams from country to country. >> greece's prime minister meets with vladimir putin. >>> summit of the americas. >> i have a lot of faith that before arriving in panama, obama will remove cuba from the list of terrorist states. >> will the president get rid of a major roadblock to building a better bridge between hooive and hooive havana and washington? and roadblocks in africa. >> good evening i'm antonio mora we begin tonight about new concerns about the crisis in yemen. secretary of defense ash carter says that al qaeda in the arabian peninsula or aqap, has captured more territory. >> aqap is an organization that we are very concerned about. because other than having regional ambitions ambitions in yemen, we all know that aqap has ambitions on striking defense the united states. >> iran has sent two war ships to the waters off yemen. that comes as tehran is calling on pakistan to reject a saudi request for help in fighting the houthi rebels. hashem ahelbarra has the story. >> a tv channel owned by the houthis was hit. the saudi led coalition has ste

these workers who say they are going to become beggars are not telling the truth there are other jobsthey don't only have to work in the leather industry. it's not acceptable to us to kill a cow. >> these unemployed workers meet in this empty leather tannery to share their frustration with the ban. most spent their lives working in the leather and meat about business and can't find work elsewhere. >> we are so angry but can't express it. if we show our anger the police come after us. we force our young people to sit and control their emotions, because if they raise their voice, they'll face trouble. we pray for the government to see what we're going through. >> these empty slaughterhouses are slowly coming back to life as buffalo are being brought in. though their meat and leather is not the same quality. the government plans a countrywide ban on cow slaughter that suggestion that the workers in the meat and leather business is not a priority. >> investigators suspended search for bodies at the site of the germanwings crash. investigators accuse the co pilot of intentionally flying th

here, the street is where foreigners would bustle, haggle or trinkets, even dodge beggars.en after millions in infrastructure, sometimes generators provide the power. >> the embassy has told people, don't go to the street. for some it is not good. >> reporter: the road out east tells the story of how war brought a briefly reprieve for poverty for so many. lined with the machines america used as it tried to move mountains to meet fluid goals now abandoned. their supply convoy, too, idle. these trucks were once the pinnacle of a billion-dollar circuit, ferrying tomatoes, spices, everything they needed. now the drivers would sell them for almost nothing just to save on the bribes and fuel needed to keep them running. >> translator: the contracts were with big business and commanders were given as very little, and they made themselves rich. and now living their comfortable lives in dubai. >> reporter: the days of endless u.s. money enriching so few ending. and even at the wedding halls, costly palaces of commitment to the future, the dreams, the symbols are of leaving. the late

. -- beggar. laura: public radio, i understand professional baking. -- begging. you started this program within the prison. how did this work? how did you get the prison to say yes to this? catherine: the program similar to defy, we worked with men within the texas prison system. 80% had committed violent crimes. we would teach them entrepreneurship. conduct business plan competitions. people would fly out from around the world to serve as judges. after they were released, we had an employment program. the employment rate was 98% for guys getting out. we created 7500 executives who would employ them. 60 of them started companies. we had a family reunification program. i am very proud of what we accomplished. laura: it is amazing. when you call up executives and were asking them to participate, you got so many who it sounds like said yes enthusiastically. why did they say yes? catherine: i was not calling them and saying, i have this idea for you to plant a tree. i said roll up your sleeves and serve in a capacity that is your core capacity. teach america's bigges

here this is the street where foreigners would bustle over trinkets and dodge beggars.llions of infrastructure sometimes generators provide power. >> don't go to the street. maybe it's not good. >> the road out east tells a story of how war brought a brief reprieve from poverty for so many. lined with the machines america used as it tried to move mountains to meet goals now abandoned. their supply convoy too idle. these trucks were once the pinnacle of a billion circuit baring everything they needed. now the drivers would sell them for almost nothing just to save on bribes and fuel needed to keep them running. >> translator: the contracts were big business men. giving as have little and made themselves rich and now living comfortable lives in dubai. >> the days of endless u.s. money is ending. the commitment to the future dream, symbols are leaving. the lights are copying the dubai landmark. the city's lights are held up as a sign of transformation. behind the costly voltage, the story of billions spent on power stations barely switched on. elsewhere the failure provide

mendiant means "beggar" or "force for the food," but we all loved it.t say my dad used to have a great recipe that he used to do in his patisserie and that's the recipe i want to share with you today. on today's show, i will show you how to make this delicious cherry bread pudding and all the secrets my father taught me to get the perfect results. i'm also making another rustic dish i grew up with stuffed eggs with smoked salmon that stands out wherever you serve it. our main course is a perfect rabbit braised in mustard sauce, a recipe from my grandmother. so great recipes from my childhood. stay with me and i will show you every secret and every trick of it.

dennis giles all tried to help them become a beggar signal caller this is capped a day. >>: a selective something to me right away and this would do everything that i can to make sure that i'm getting better and doing my part to help this team win. >>: rason yesterday i did know the that was collin seriously you guys are in for a treat >> reporter: will have to wait five months to see would country that is as when the season starts. but apparently few believe the players and capper nikita s. turn something around >> reporter: of the nfl safeties' as calling it quits troy paul malo with the steelers will be retiring after 12 seasons he's known for his long hair and he was at a time pro bowl with the steelers es two super bowl brings these 34 years ago to here's rick manning and his contract. he just does not think he can make the commitment on the field physically to our net matt money so he is calling it quits after 12 year nfl career. >> reporter: kaminski but frank the tank defeated kentucky. losing in the finals to duke is one of the awards now pretty much as college basketball's bes

. >> tsipras has his beg beggar's bowl out, he's looking for money and courting all comers, the chinese, the russians, whoever may have dollars to help him isn't he? >> the greeks insist that isn't the case, that yes, they have many many financial economic debt problems, but they want to resolve those problems within the euro zone, so yes, there is a kind of doomsday scenario to the european union sees where greece basically defaults on its loans, leaves the euro zone, runs to russia for help, russia bails it out and greece is beholden to russia and greece has to use its veto to benefit russia within the european union. the greeks insist they are not coming to russia for money specifically that they are doing it for trade relations and that kind of thing not any kind of bare faced bailout is not what they say. >> how are european leaders reacting to what some describe as this bit of grandstanding by tsipras? >> well, they don't like it, and certainly alexis tsipras got a bit of a warning from the european parliament president martin schultz before he made this trip, basically awarding t

the ecb's monetary policy will take on an increasingly beggar thy neighbor cast, leading to trade andncy tensions with the united states and other trade partners." this really plays into the -- to what mario draghi wants. jeffrey: it does. the others have not been benefiting to the point, to the same degree. looking at aggregate data, you are seeing a big surplus coming on the heels of germany and german power exports. it is more the collapse of the import side. tom: i have the 10-year german under .17%. can germany give up a german-centric view? jeffrey: i am not sure they will be able to give that up. they have an incentive to give up the view. olivia: can i ask you quickly about the u.s. economy? the atlanta fed wiping out their forecast for u.s. gdp in the first quarter. are we ignoring bad news in the markets right now? jeffrey: i do not think we are. we talked about why interest rates are 184 on the 10 year. we were at 225 on march 6 as we came out of a strong employment report, and we are a day before employment here today. the markets are catching up to a slowdown in economic

been responsible as a society about a way to iran in these -- to rein in these programs that won't beggar our children, that won't make it harder for my kids and grandkids and yours and everybody else's out there to have the same opportunities that you and i had because we'll be spending so much money. with the spillover benefits as well of the united states not being able to take its rightful place as a leader among nations, because that will become too expensive. effectively, all of the oxygen in the government will increasingly be devoted toward the social spending that's suboptimal socially and suboptimal internationally, and that's the big problem that we face. >> host: again translate that into a policy. how do you reform these programs? >> guest: the first thing that we need to do is we need to have leaders that lead as to oppose -- as opposed to leaders that follow. if you're putting your finger in the air and say tell me what the polls say, you're being a follower. you're not being a leader. what leaders do is they can actually induce sacrifice. they can help people in a country.

i went broke and then became a professional beggar. laura: public radio, i understand professional begging. you started this program within the prison. how did this work? how did you get the prison to say yes to this? catherine: the program, similar to defy, we worked with men within the texas prison system. 80% had committed violent crimes. we would teach them entrepreneurship. conduct business plan competitions. people would fly out from around the world to serve as judges. after they were released, we had an employment program. the employment rate was 98% for guys getting out. we created 7500 executives who would employ them. 60 of them started companies. we had a family reunification program. i am very proud of what we accomplished. laura: it is amazing. when you call up executives, and were asking them to participate, you got so many who it sounds like said yes enthusiastically. why did they say yes? catherine: i was not calling them and saying, i have this idea for you to plant a tree. i said roll up your sleeves and serve in a c

it just sort of beggars the american people to think that. china expressed interest in joining an agreement at the end of last year. news reports indicate they're monitoring closely these talks. china manipulates his currency floods are markets. we know that. former ambassador portman has pointed that out. they flood our markets with subsidized and dumped steel imports. they promote industrial policies designed to undercut our manufacturing. tpp simply can't become a back door way to pass a free trade agreement with china, without a vote in congress. my amendment would ensure that china, it's not just aimed at china. it's not picking on anybody. it just says we can name the other 11 countries -- there were the other nine countries besides the former nafta countries u.s., canada mexico. we know the other nine countries by name. we can recite them. they are in the newspapers. we don't want other countries to join without the finance committee the ways and means committee and the congress approving that. my amendment would ensure that china any

i went completely broke and became a professional beggar, started asking supporters. >> you were on public radio as a profession. we do plenty of that. so it is amazing. started the program initially within the prison. how did that work? how did you manage to actually get the prison to say yes to this? and was it successful? >> so pep, prison entrepreneurship program which is still going today is similar to defy. it was my first venture. basically we worked with people, men within the texas prison system, 80% of them had committed violent crimes one category people think is so unredeemable. we would teach them entrepreneur ship and conduct business plans competition. people would fly from around the world to serve as judges in our competitions. after they were released from prison we had an employment program. the employment rate was 98% we had for guys getting out. we recruited 7500 executives and mbas and supporters who would employ them and 6 of them actually started their companies -- 60. we had family reunification program. our recidivism rate was less than 5%. i'm very proud of what