25 civilianized -- >> it includes those positions that we believe can be civilianized, yes. >> and you identified 25 of those. >> yes. i think the other day you came and said it could be possibly 68. this doesn't include 68. >> no, it does not. >> thank you. >> supervisor yee? >> thank you. just training academy classes that's sponsored by the airport, is paid by the airport. i get that part. and then i also -- is it my understanding that any officers assigned to the airport, i don't know how many you have, but it's also paid by the airport. correct? >> correct. >> so, those numbers actually they are signed to the airport aren't -- that's not part of the 1971. >> you are correct. that is not a part -- >> that is additional. >> ok. thank you. and i'm going to say thank you for your presentation and giving us more information to go on. in looking at your budget. but in the first slide that you showed -- that you showed last week in regards to what you would do with 250 additional officers over the next four years, again i don't know if these are the right thing or the wrong thing and it

is it objectionable to condemn hamas for firing the rockets at civilians is it objectionable to condemn the diversion of resources from civilians to military uses or is it objectionable to express concern about the destruction of border crossings that deliver life saving supplies. today's choice for the general assembly is simple it is the choice between using our time here to advance peace and security or using it to stoke hatred and conflict this vote will tell us much about which countries are serious about accuracy and reconciliation and which countries are bound by their political agendas for the sake of peace and for the sake of this institution i urge my colleagues to support the united states a man thank you. i think to distinguish representative of the united states. i now give the floor to the observer of the state of palestine. mr president. colleagues i thank you mr president for convening this important meeting in the spawns. to the urgent request to resume the tenth emergency special session of the general assembly to address the severe protection crisis that continues to

as far as how do we know how many civilians were killed i'm just being honest no one will ever know anyone who claims they all know is lying this comes out to amnesty international accused the us led coalition of committing potential war crimes during last year's operation to liberate the syrian city of rock from islamic state more now from an associate churkin. this international report dubbed war of the hill ation devastating tolls on civilians in iraq to syria is a very highly critical analysis of the airstrikes that were carried out by the u.s. led coalition that involved britain and france on the city of raka from june to october twenty seventeen in their fight against isis and this amnesty international report talks of decimated families and neighborhoods says that not enough was done to protect civilians and that some of the attacks resulted in violation of international humanitarian law and indeed talks of potential war crimes as a result of the these strikes the report finds that one hundreds of people died and thousands were injured despite the coalition saying they did ev

talking about civilianizing those positions. that is not something that someone is going to be able to come up with tomorrow. but over the process of the next year, i think we've given clear direction that we've seen 68 positions, and there may be more, that we can civilianize and might be less, but that dialogue has already started. you know, looking at staffing. and really getting a firm idea what that number is that -- that that analysis will take place over the next year. these are all things that can deal with the number of officers we need, the other 150 we need in the out years or the 100 that i don't think anybody would disagree that we need now. i have not heard anybody say we have an adequate amount of police officers on the streets and the decisions that we take today will influence this year and next year. we have 150 -- and the economy may look dramatically different two-years from now. so, the way in which we analyze that second set of -- that traunch of officers in that later two years of however budget, we can br

willing to make a grievance at the negotiating table and we as humanitarians we end up with the civilian population in the crossfire one hundred colleagues have been killed since december twenty third dean but we're not giving up we need to have this herculean effort now in the next three months when there is the lean season and in sudan and when millions will depend on really a you say are not giving up but famine has already been declared in south sudan you've got lean months coming up as you just say but the aid appeal is only twenty one percent funded can be filled with much hope that that's actually going to fulfill what needs to be done. there is still time actually this year famine has not yet been declared we still have time last year it was declared in two pockets of the country but the the non-governmental organization that the united nations managed to avert the worst case scenario now we basically see that more people are more food insecurity in more places of the country and yes with only twenty one percent of the appeal funded we are very worried we need much more funding i

being isolated today but we also don't mind being six if need be no one will ever know how many civilians have been killed in syria. after being accused of possible war crimes one year on from the liberation of the city from islamic state. lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo together with their national teams arriving in russia ahead of the world cup. days away. on sunday here in moscow well time now for the weekly top stories of the day the main headlines of the break. the g. seven summit in canada has ended how it started with tensions between the u.s. and its main allies shortly after departing from the meeting donald trump abandoned his endorsement of the joint communique via twitter. the canadian prime minister of making false statements over u.s. metal imports justin trudeau described the reasoning behind them as quote frankly insulting and called kind of his response quote dishonest and weak the trade was not the only issue dividing trump and the other g seven leaders. i would rather see russia in the g. eight as opposed to the i would say that the g eight is a more meaningful group

and then the stories they showed the way the pentagon admits that the civilian death toll in syria may never be known after being accused of a possible war crimes the. festival gets underway in moscow with four days left until football's biggest event kicks off in russia. good evening and welcome this is r.t. international. the u.s. president on trump has touched down in singapore for the historic summit between the u.s. and north korea force one arrived at singapore airport in the last few hours will meet the north korean leader kim jong un on tuesday the meeting will be the first ever face to face contact between the u.s. president and the leader of north korea mr kim is also in singapore gearing up for the highly anticipated summit here arrived a few hours earlier on a china plane. the north korean leader's accommodation in singapore has been kept top secret however after reporters spotted guards in seats jogging around the motorcade arriving at the same regis hotel where people are putting two and two together and thinking that that is where kim is bedding down during the summit. t

through civilian casualties people being killed civilians being killed or injured as well as damage to the civilian infrastructure which of course is a violation of international humanitarian law so with that in mind we're deeply concerned with that track record of these warring parties and what could what that could mean in this ongoing operation on a larger scale secondly as you mentioned we did indeed just recently published a report in which we documented how both parties have restricted access to essential goods and the saudi arabia led coalition through imposing or severely restricting the entry of aid into yemen and the armed forces in terms of the movement of that aid on the ground on the coalition's side we documented for example unnecessary and spec sions in addition to the already existing inspection mechanism by the united nations dose that severe delay that we have seen has particularly affected the provision of health care because of the lack of fuel or access to fuel for health facilities for example that's a deep concern for us we've also seen on the and of course ou

and in the stories that shaped the week the pentagon admits the civilian death toll in syria may never be known after being accused of possible war crimes their. first of all gets underway in moscow with four days left until football's biggest event kicks off in russia. are broadcasting live. recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program to our team international. now the u.s. president touched down in singapore for the historic summit between the u.s. and north korea air force one is has arrived at singapore's pilot base on monday will meet the north korean leader on june twelfth the meeting will be the first ever face to face contact between a sitting u.s. president and a leader of north korea mr kim is also in singapore gearing up for the highly anticipated summit he arrived a few hours earlier on an air china plane. for the place where. has been kept a closely guarded secret but reporters spotted guards. cording a north korean flag limousine arriving at the st regis hotel. have been seen entering and leaving the hotel for a meeting with singapore prime minister. and poor

assault on the port of the city were so deeply concerned because the six hundred thousand innocent civilians inside of who dated right now last year in the world's largest color one of the epicenters was for data and many of the people who are suffering the most in the country are in that city this is another reason that we are so concerned about the humanitarian impact of the assault miss one day the saudis are saying that they are pending on retaking of the airport the seaport and the routes from the whole day that to the capital sanaa but that they have no plans to engage in urban warfare but are you as certain that this fighting is not going to reach the city of six hundred thousand people. if finding were to be in the center of the city i think we would have to face the fact that impact would be very serious it could in fact be catastrophic who data is very densely populated and if there is a ground conflict then we know that civilians will have very great risk we would probably have to assume that there could be a large number of casualties it's the it's important point for all of the

the stories that shape the week the pentagon admits the civilian death toll in syria may never be known after being accused of possible war crimes that. the world cup found festival gets underway in moscow with four days to go until football's biggest event kicks off in russia. this is our theater. u.s. president touched down in singapore for the historic summit between the u.s. and north korea. arrived at singapore's a pile of bass on monday from will meet the north korean leader kim jong il on june twelfth the meeting will be the first ever face to face contact between a sitting u.s. president and the leader of north korea mr kim is also in singapore gearing up for the highly anticipated summit to ride a few hours earlier on an china plane the place where kim jong un is staying has been kept a closely guarded secret but reporters did spot gods in suits joking around a motorcade arriving at the same. thing and yes kim and his entourage. and leaving the hotel for a meeting with singapore prime minister lee. arrived in singapore after leaving the g. seven summit in canada early today mee

and stories that shape the week the pentagon admits the civilian death toll in syria may never be known after being accused of a possible war crimes that. the world cup gets underway in moscow just four days to go before biggest event kicks off here in russia. here in moscow very good evening my name is neil harvey this is r.t. . the us president donald trump has touched down in singapore for the historic summit between the u.s. and north korea. to singapore airport in the last few hours will meet the north korean leader kim jong un on tuesday the meeting will be the first ever face to face contact between a u.s. president and a leader of north korea mr kim is also in singapore gearing up for the highly anticipated summit derives several hours earlier on china play. the north korean leader's accommodation in singapore has been kept top secret i think but reporters did spot guards in six jogging around a motorcade near the st regis hotel surely can only mean one thing people putting two and two together and getting that that's where kim is probably bedding down for the summit. trump arri

in the stories that shape the week the pentagon admits the civilian death toll in syria may never be known after being accused of a possible war crimes there. is a world cup fan festival gets underway in moscow with four days left until football's biggest event kicks off in the russian. broadcasting live director our studios in moscow this is r.t. international thomas certainly glad to have you with us now the u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un have arrived in singapore for an historic meeting has already shared his first impression as you on twitter mentioning excitement before the upcoming summit and trump will meet kim jong un on june twelfth the talks will be the first ever face to face contact between a sitting u.s. president and a leader of north korea u.s. and korean delegates have already met in preparation for the summit and local media citing unnamed officials claimed kim jong un has already sent trump an invitation to hold the next round of talks in pyongyang it is also reported a third round could take place in washington. a place where kim jo

led coalition against eisel says that accurate figures for civilians killed and rocca will never be known. as far as how do we know how many civilians were killed i'm just being honest no one will ever know anyone who claims they all know is lying this comes off to amnesty international accused the us led coalition of committing potential war crimes during last year's operation to liberate the syrian city of raka from islamic state more now from others to see if. this amnesty international report dubbed war of the hill lation devastating tolls on civilians in iraq or syria is a very highly critical analysis of the airstrikes that were carried out by the u.s. led coalition that involved britain and france on the city of raka from june to october twenty seventeen in their fight against isis and this amnesty international report talks of decimated families and neighborhoods says that not enough was done to protect civilians and that some of the attacks resulted in violation of international humanitarian law and indeed talks of potential war crimes as

through civilian casualties people being killed civilians being killed or injured as well as damage to the civilian infrastructure which of course is a violation of international humanitarian law so with that in mind we're deeply concerned with that track record of these warring parties and what could what that could mean in this ongoing operation on a larger scale secondly as you mentioned we did indeed just recently published a report in which we documented how both parties have restricted access to essential goods and the saudi arabia led coalition through imposing or severely restricting the entry of aid into yemen and what the armed forces in terms of the movement of that aid on the ground on the coalition side we documented for example unnecessary and spec sions in addition to the already existing inspection mechanism by the united nations dos that severe delay that we have seen has particularly affected the provision of health care because of the lack of fuel or access to fuel for health facilities for example that's a deep concern for us we've also seen on the and of course

the deaths of innocent civilians are just one of the issues you van dyk a will face if elected at forty one he's a fresh face in colombian politics untested and handpicked by former president alberto. review has been accused of human rights abuses but remains popular among right wing voters critics fear duke it will be little more glove puppet of a former president with a questionable past but those in the business community welcome his economic policies keep things that we need to keep growing we need to insert ourselves of economic international economic networks and we need to bring more money to a country a more prosperous economy terms. the biggest fear among voters though is do kay's plans for the peace accords with the fock rebels the historic agreement signed in two thousand and sixteen ended decades of conflict but dickey is a critic. running on the campaign slogan war hard but it's what he may do with the peace accords which many here are concerned some say the agreements up entirely other cities more likely to modify it but for the thousands of families that are. lost loved o

and in the stories that shape the week the pentagon admits the civilian death toll in syria may never be known after being accused of possible war crimes. still gets underway in moscow with four days left biggest event kicks off in russia. thanks for joining us my name is this is r.t. international. the u.s. president touched down in singapore for the historic summit between the u.s. and north korea. at singapore's. base on monday trump will meet the north korean leader kim jong un on june twelfth meeting will be the first ever face to face contact between a sitting u.s. president and the leader of north korea mr kim is also in singapore gearing up for the highly anticipated summit you arrived a few hours earlier on china plane. north korean leaders accommodation in singapore well it's been kept top secret but reporters spotted this guards in suits jogging around the motorcade arriving at the st regis hotel a clue. me thinks putting two and two together they think that's what kim is betting on the summit. will trump arrived in singapore after leaving the g. seven summit in canada earl

by civilianization, is that correct? >> correct. the budget recommendation has 25 positions that we have identified that can be civilianized, so those officers will return to operations once the civilianization occurs. >> and -- and the 25 you identified is separate from the 68 or 58 that you mentioned? >> yes. >> supervisor yee: what was the number? i'm sorry. >> yes. >> supervisor yee: what was the correct number? >> i think it was approximately 68. >> supervisor yee: in which you're going to look at it or you're looking at it? >> yes. >> supervisor yee: where are you with that? >> so we just got the report, and we agreed that those are positions that we can definitely look at it and evaluate if those positions are appropriate for civilianization, but we just received the report, as you did, in the past week. >> supervisor yee: yes. so let's say 50 of them will eventually be civilianized; that in these 50 officers that are currently not deployed in police work, i guess, would be available to do some of the things that

also don't mind being six if need be and in the stories that shake the week the pentagon admits the civilian death toll in syria is rakim may never be known after being accused of possible war crimes their past football's biggest stars run messi and cristiano ronaldo along with their team mates arrive in russia ahead of the world cup which starts in just four days. the welcome just gone six pm here in moscow you watching the weeklies here on r.t. . now the u.s. president donald trump has touched down in singapore for the historic summit between the u.s. and north korea force one arrived at singapore airport in the last few hours trying to meet the north korean leader kim jong un on tuesday i mr kim is also in singapore gearing up for the highly anticipated summit here arrived a few hours earlier on an air china plane the meeting will be the first ever face to face contact between the u.s. president and the leader of north korea. trump arrived in singapore after leaving the g. seven summit in canada. the two day meeting was marked by a huge rift between the u.s. and other members as tensions

led coalition in syria and iraq says it's impossible to know how many civilians died during the iraq a campaign that follows amnesty international's report accusing the coalition of possible world crime. sanction for and the energy supplies top of the agenda as glad of it putin who visits vienna on his first foreign trip since starting his fourth term as president. also ahead america's ambassador to israel gives on less than diplomatic feedback to journalists covering the i.d.f. skews the extreme force against palestinian protesters in gaza. as a very warm welcome this is r.t. international with mina key arab great to have you with us this hour now our top story the spokesman for the u.s. led coalition against isis says that accurate figures for civilians killed in iraq are will never be known as far as how do we know how many civilians were killed i'm just being honest no one will ever know anyone who claims they all know is lying this comes after amnesty international accused the us led coalition of committing potential war crimes during last year's operation to liberate the syrian

don't mind being six if need be and in the stories that shaped the week the pentagon admits the civilian death toll in syria's rack may never be known after being accused of possible war crimes there. and football's biggest stars lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo along with their team mates arrive in russia ahead of the world cup which starts in just four days. follow their welcome the latest developments and a look back at what's been happening over the last seven days to you watching the weekly here on r.t. international now the u.s. president donald trump has touched down in singapore for the historic u.s. north korea summit air force one arrived at singapore airport in the last few hours from paul meet the north korean leader kim jong un on tuesday mr kim is also in singapore gearing up for the highly until anticipated summit here rived a few hours earlier on an air china plate the meeting will be the first ever face to face contact between the u.s. president and the leader of north korea. while trump arrived in singapore after leaving the g. seven summit in canada early the two day

being isolated today but we also don't mind being six if need be no one will ever know how many civilians are being killed in syria's rocket that's according to the pentagon after being accused of possible war crimes one year on from the liberation of the city from islamic state. plus football's biggest. cristiana ronaldo together with national teams arriving in russia ahead of the world cup the championship just four days away. very well welcome to you from all of us here at the international live in moscow we are running down the top stories of the day the week. the g. seven summit in canada has ended as it started with tensions between the u.s. and its main allies shortly after departing from the meeting donald trump abandoned his endorsement of the summit joint communiqué via twitter he accused the canadian prime minister of making false statements over u.s. tariffs on metal imports adjusting trudeau described the reasoning behind them as quote frankly insulting. cold kind of his response quote dishonest and weak trade was not the only issue dividing trump and the other g seven leader

also don't mind being six if need be and in the stories that shape the way the pentagon admits the civilian death toll in syria. may never be known after being accused of possible war crimes there and of football's biggest stars lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo how long with their teammates arrived in russia ahead of the world cup which starts in just four dates time. welcome which is going seven pm here in moscow you watch in the weekly here and r.t. international. now the u.s. president donald trump has touched down in singapore for the historic summit between the u.s. and north korea air force one arrived at singapore airport in the last few hours trump will meet the north korean leader kim jong un on choose day and the meeting will be the first ever face to face contact between a u.s. president and the leader of north korea mr kim is also in singapore gearing up behind the anticipated summit here arrived a few hours earlier on an air china play for the north korean leaders accommodation in singapore has been kept top secret however when reporters supported guards spotted guards in sui

mind being six if you need to be found in the stories that shape the way the pentagon admits the civilian death toll in syria's racker may never be known after being accused of possible war crimes there plus football's biggest stars lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo along with their team mates arrive in russia ahead of the world cup but the start of the tournament within touching distance. hello good afternoon it's just gone four pm here in moscow you're watching the weekly on r.t. international now we start with the news that the u.s. president donald trump has just touched down in singapore for the historic u.s. north korea summit and here are some of the latest pictures from singapore airport where force one has landed trump on meet the north korean leader kim jong un on choose day mr kim is also in singapore gearing up for the highly anticipated summit here arrived a few hours earlier on an air china plane the meeting will be the first ever face to face contact between a u.s. president and the leader of north korea. well from her arrival in singapore comes after his departure early d

the pentagon admits the civilian death toll in syria may never be no enough being accused of possible war crimes. and football's biggest stars lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo here together with their national teams arrive in russia ahead of the world cup with the championship now just four days away. well i welcome the latest developments in a look back at what's been happening over the last seven days to you watch the weekly here on r.t. international. now the g. seven summit in canada has ended as it started with tension between the u.s. and its main allies shortly after leaving the meeting donald trump abandoned his endorsement of the summits joint communiqué via twitter he accused the canadian prime minister of making false statements over u.s. tariffs on metal imports justin trudeau described the reasoning behind them is frankly insulting and that sort described canada's response as dishonest and weak the trade was not the dividing trump and the other g seven leaders. i would rather see russia in the g. eight as opposed to the i would say that the g eight is a more meaningful

the pentagon says it's impossible to know how many civilians died in last year's liberation at the syrian city of russia as after honesty international slams the u.s. led coalition in a new report alleging possible war crimes during the battle for the city. and there's fury in germany after the new u.s. ambassador is accused of lending support to far right groups in europe. maybe he needs to be a little bit more careful this just in. the e.u. is crossing swords with the u.s. over a new leader imposed trade tyrants promising counter measures for next month and calling the move by washington illegal. and u.s. senators consider a bill which would greatly expand the president's war powers even as constitutional experts testify about the dangers of the new legislation. a very warm welcome this is r.t. international with meaning aaron good to have you with us this hour now our top story it's been a year since the start of the operation to liberate the syrian city of rocket from meisel but the human cost of the operation still remains unclear according to the u.s. led coalition the number of civ

in a new survey finds that american civilians have forty percent of the world's gongs . or saudi led airstrikes have targeted the rebels in the strategic yemeni port city of data the coalition is demanding the rebels withdraw unconditionally from the area in order to save civilian lives using her day do a deal a serious blow to the who sees it could also mean imports of food a cutoff for seventy percent of the population movement under reports from nearby djibouti. the three year war in yemen has reached what could be a crucial tonic point the bottle for the port of poti doubt going un high commissioner for human rights is concern. for size my grave worrying regarding saudi morality led coalition's ongoing attacks in her data and which could result in enormous civilian casualties and have disastrous impact on lifesaving humanitarian to millions of people which comes through the port nearly two hundred people have been killed since the offensive for the important web seaport began on wednesday and nearly five thousand families forced to flee their homes says the u.n. . we

civilians after deadly clashes with. just a few moments into a brand new day here in moscow saturday june the second time you know neal welcome to r.t. international our top story the u.s. president confirmed a historic summit between the u.s. and north korea will go ahead in singapore on june the twelfth remember what i say we will see what we will see but i think it's going to be a process that we deserve to have i mean we really deserve they want it. we think it's important and i think we would be making a big mistake if we didn't have a i think we're going to have a relationship and it was started in june. well you know it's been kilns after doldrums meeting with kim jong un's top aide on friday the high ranking north korean official handed the us president a letter from his leader now there's been a lot of uncertainty surrounding the potentially historic summit between pyongyang and washington scheduled as we say for june the twelfth in singapore last week don't trump called off the meeting but within twenty four ho

no one will ever know how many civilians were killed ever know how many civilians were killed in the syrian city of raka killed in the syrian city of. international claimed the u.s. led coalition the u.s. led coalition committee committed war crimes during the lips during the liberation of the city city last year. fury fury in germany after the u.s. ambassador in germany after the u.s. ambassador's accuse accused of backing backing far right groups in europe in europe . may even be he needs to be a little bit more needs to be a little bit more careful. the e.u. is crossing the e.u. is crossing swords with this with the us so you can post train us so you can post train terrorists promising terrorist promising counter counter measures measures from next month and callers from next month. this is r.t. international. this is r.t. international. it has been egypt has been a year since the start of the start of the art of the operation to live and to liberate the the syrian syrian city of rackety of rakhal for mine for myself. the the human human cost and costs of the operation operation.

no one will ever know how many civilians have been killed in syria so says the plan to go after being accused of possible war crimes that one year on from the liberation of the city from islamic state. football's biggest stars lionel messi and cristiano ronaldo together with their national team arrived in russia ahead of the world cup the championship now just days away. mid-morning on sunday here in moscow thanks so much for joining us your timing is perfect for the weekly top stories of the day the main headlines of. the g. seven summit has ultimately ended as it started with tensions between the u.s. and its main allies shortly after departing from the meeting donald trump abandoned his endorsement of the summit joint communiqué. he accused the canadian prime minister of making quote false statements over u.s. tariffs on metal imports justin trudeau described the reasoning behind them as frankly insulting a cold kind of his response dishonest and meek trade was not the only issue dividing the other g seven leaders. i would rather see russia in the g. eight as opposed to i would say

and in the story the shape of the week the pentagon admits the civilian death toll in syria's rocka may never be known after being accused of possible war crimes there. was a world cup fan festival gets underway here in moscow with four days left until football's biggest event kicks off in that russia. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our two international thomas certainly glad to have you with us and the u.s. president has touched down in singapore for the historic summit between the u.s. and north korea air force one arrived at singapore's phyla bar air base on sunday trump will meet the north korean leader kim jong un on june twelfth the meeting will be the first ever face to face contact between a sitting u.s. president and a leader of north korea as kim is also in singapore gearing up for the highly anticipated summit he arrived a few hours earlier on in china. at a place where kim is staying has been kept a closely guarded secret but reporters spotted guards in suits escorting a north korean flying to mercedes a limousine arriving at the same regis hotel

as far as how do we as far as how do we know how many civilians were killed how many civilians were killed i'm just being honest no one will just be honest no one will ever know anyone who claims they will never know anyone who claims they all know is lying. is lying it comes as the international it comes is amnesty international releases a report accusing the us releases a report accusing the u.s. led coalition of redcode led coalition closely and of relentlessly at every lead of relentless and r. and artillery strikes hillary strikes franks jury in the battle for during the battle for iraq a rocker there were the reports import even if even suggests the coalition's agenda have castes the coalition may have committed committed toward war crimes crimes as art as artie's easy explains it to trying to explain. getting to getting to the bottom of what will bottom of what was really happened really happening in iraq coming in iraq as the as the american americans and concern al allies were allies were free freeing at that who were who will be bill be bothered to do to do that do that or or it

civilian area tightly. that city the very densely populated city. it means risking st louis this is happened before as. point being a fight. at this point ideally it was. part of a plan which. means. the one question that our support to the thought of starting in order to save civilians from being caught up in the street fight. is a been preparing for a straight. face in the trenches. digging trenches in the middle of a word between the apple. on the coachman's well i'm trying to reach for the apple two for however. the fight has mostly been for until now both sides claiming that we still have power. what's interesting about the part of the day that is that it's not the only port that's in yemen we have two other ports one us shutdown one is slightly operational and that is the port of our done that summer mentioned earlier the problem with those those two reports cannot replace the data it's been a struggle to kind of get them up and running the way that data is even you know that american administration sent to cranes to day this port to help in t

this to minimize you know civilian casualties at all costs well amnesty international interviewed one hundred twelve civilians in as many as forty two locations of airstrikes for this report and some of their focus was specifically on four families who had lost very big numbers of family members in these airstrikes they look at one family that lost as many as eight members and one airstrike another lost sixteen another family lost eighteen and a fourth family that lost as many as thirty nine people in those airstrikes and of course while we know the coalition says that in this case as others they did all they can to minimize casualties and in these kinds of scenarios according to them this is inevitable according to amnesty international that is just not good enough and they have called for investigations and justice for the victims of those strikes we spoke to international law attorney jennifer braden and richard becker of the antiwar aunt's a coalition they told us washington's investigations into civilian casualties have been inadequate. i do think that this is one comment that sh

that was one of our civilian positions. our vehicles are in really bad shape, and i strongly disagree with mr. rose that a delay would not hurt this department. >> supervisor cohen: so my original question was, when will you be making the purchase? it sounds like the purchase will be made in august. and how many vehicles -- catherine, if you can come up, how many vehicles will you be purchasi purchasing? >> 82. >> supervisor cohen: so you're looking to spend the full amount. >> that's correct. >> supervisor cohen: so maybe you can speak to the 500,000 reserve body cameras? that hasn't been spent, either. >> that would be a cut we with absorb. >> supervisor cohen: that could be a cut you can absorb. supervisor fewer has a question. >> supervisor fewer: i just have a question. how many take-home vehicles do you have that your staff actually takes home and not a patrol vehicle. >> i don't have that number, supervisor fewer, but i want to emphasize, your husband was a police officer. those vehicles are in terrible shape, and al