. >> same same house same call? approved unanimously. item 16. >> to the child care planning advisory counsel. >> same house, same call. without objection, this vote is approved unanimously. madam clerk item 17, please. >> to appoint supervisor jane kim to the development commission? >> colleagues, do we have a motion to remove supervisor kim? without objection supervisor kim is excused. can you please call the roll? >> item 16. cohen. >> i. >> farrell. >> i. >> mar. >> i. >> tang. >> i. >> wiener. >> i. >> yee. >> i. >> avalos. >> i. >> breed. >> i. >> campos. >> i. >> christensen. >> i. >> there are ten i's. with that, the motion is approved unanimously. madam clerk, can you please call item number 18? >> item 18 is a motion to reappoint supervisor scott wiener term ending january 31st to the golden bridge highway and transportation district. >> motion to excuse wiener? without objection, supervisor wiener is excused. can you please call the roll. >> on 18 cohen. >> i. >> farrell. >> i. >> kim. >> i. >> mar. >> i.

madame clerk, can you please call the roll. >> thank you, madame president. supervisor avalos. >> avalos present. >>> supervisor breed. >> breed present. >> supervisor campos. >> campos present. >> supervisor christensen. >> present. >> >> supervisor koehn. cohen present. >> supervisor mar present. >> supervisor farrell present. >> supervisor tang not present. supervisor wiener present. >> supervisor yee, yee present. madame president, you have a quorum. >> thank you, can you please join me and for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you, madame clerk are there any communications? >> there are no communications today, madame president. >> can you please read the consent agenda. >> items 1 through 7 comprise the consent calendar and these item are considered routine unless a member objects. >> seeing none madame clerk can you call the roll. >> items 1 through 7. >> campos aye. >> supervisor c

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you recall we drastically increased the call rates and reduce the inmate calling rates by 20 percent under the sheriff's discretion kind of opened by the indication of the fcc they were willing to negotiate the rates we went further it is important for the access to have the telephone and maintain the support so the message to washington, d.c. overall the department supports the fcc action regarding the calling rates but speaking on behalf of the other sheriff's in the state and country to remind the fcc that the commission from inmate calling waiting rate goes to the revenue will prevent to fund programs that reduce recidivism in the jail for example, in san francisco they fund a our prisoner legal services that provide the legal services to prisoners and fund the services so for 23i7bd like san francisco this is a financial position there's the potential that the funds duo can a backfill but it is not an option other county don't think those revenues for some of the operable costs one of the things the fcc talked about the inmate walter fund is a small part of the fund it's a large

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madam clerk, 2-6, please call the roll? . city clerk: supervisor christian son, cohen, farrell, kim, mar, tang, wiener, supervisor yee, avalos, aye, breed, aye. supervisor campos. aye. there are 11 ayes. >>supervisor london breed: these items are finally passed and adopted unanimously. madam clerk, can you please call item no. 7. city clerk: item 7 a resolution supporting the california assembly bill 96 atkins lara prohibiting the sale of ivory and rhinoceros horns in california. >>supervisor london breed: supervisor wiener? >>supervisor scott weiner: thank you very much madam president. i removed this item to speak about it separately because it's very important. colleagues today before us is a resolution in support of assembly bill 96. i want to thank supervisor -- tang for here co-sportsmanship sponsor ship. within the u.s. san francisco has unfortunately consistently ranked among the top marks for illegal ivory and this is affecting rhinoceros at alarming rates and we are seeing a mass extermination of these animals and t

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you have called for an independent investigation into what you call a lynching. briefly describe what you believe happened? >> we have called -- this young man was found on a six act eight emmett till was killed. he was found hanging, the wrong shoes, our own independent pathologist said there's no way he could of done this himself. we have called for an independent investigation and the national naacp has said the governor should step in around the case of these three young muslim students that were killed. these hate crimes are serious. we need to make sure they are investigated and justice occurs and that was that is kind of hate and violence has no place in our america. >> reverend dr. william barber president of the north carolina naacp, thank you for being with us. that does it for our broadcast. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] ?w?w

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that's despite a call for a truce. the separatists won't let us film the firing positions. >> five minutes after the ceasefire began, the ukranian army fired today us. some people live there. especially older people. i'm not sure how many died. we informed them in advance, if they fired first, we'll respond, that's why we are firing. >> the fighters say the heavily fought over town is not included in the sees higher deal. the military say separatists started the shelling after the truce began. >> behind the lines, these men are not fighting for the first time in weeks. they use the opportunity to train. many of the volunteers have never used weapons like this until recently. they tell us to crouch down behind the makeshift glass wall before they throw their grenades. the tanks aim a target in a didn't field. there's a deep distrust of the ukranian army here. >> we are training because it's a ceasefire, not a truce. there has been many ceasefires before. we don't believe in them any more ukrainians have brokered them ma

can you call this politics? >> but opposition activists say they are also victims of state violence. living in constant fear of being attacked is this man. al jazeera spoke to his wife when he first jailed. today is freed but always in hiding. >> after i was released, maybe i got past the four walls of the prison but then all of bangladesh became my prison. >> the government and prime minister have refused to sit down for the opposition, blaming it for the recent violence. back at the factory, it is hold the blockade comes to an end soon to the rawhide can be sold. until there is as political agreement, the strikes and violence will continue. >> there have been street protests in haiti against the price of fuel. 6,000 people marched to port-au-prince. they say a recent deal to cut fuel prices doesn't go far enough. demonstrators are calling on the president to stand down, angry at him for delaying long overdo elections. >> a volcano in southern guatemala supplied rock and ash into surrounding towns. people livin

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