the clerical unit. processing the 854 complaints that were filed. in addition to that, we responded to 45058 pitchess motions and it cost us $9,000 in unreimbursed moneys. how did we do last year? we had no pending cases from 2009. we did have staffing challenges because of shrinking resources and unplanned leaves of absence, but the o.c.c. remains committed to our mission. and in 2011, this year we plan to continue our successful mediation program to present the police commission with our 2011 community out-reach strategic plan and continue our out-reach efforts. we will continue to evaluate san francisco police policies and practices to strategically manage the o.c.c. caseload and continue the recruitment and hiring of o.c.c. investigators to have a recruitment that is in place for o.c.c. investigators. that concludes my report. vice president mar chal: i think it took me a while to understand these catagories. can you explain scenarios where there would be a no finding or withdrawn or unfounded so the public could understand that? it took me a wh

dangerous for the west however at the saudi regime funded activities of the circuit islamic clerics in the unitedstates and europe, especially in the united kingdom. for more than 30 years, the saudi's domestic establishment, which controls education, social policy and missionary work as pro-western muslims to the kingdom for theological training. they returned to the west to preach what can only be described as a martial oriented imperialism prohibition of the world is holy islamic and which for the west would mean that christian and jewish populations could convert it said subordination to islam or face elimination. the saudi trained creatures are prominent in mosques and in the united states and europe and have secured positions as chaplains and western universe these come up prison systems the military spirit this is not to say, let me stress, solid american or european muslim communities share the martial expansion orientation, but it's very much to say the saudi trained clerics have teamed enough positions in the west and have enough access to muslim youth through multiple media vehicles to

united states. they said the cleric named anwar al-awlaki is a greater damage to the u.s. wlaki uses the internet to inspire his followers inside the united states to launch individual attacks that are very hard for law enforcement to prevent. now homeland security secretary janet napolitano said it's homegrown terrorism that's putting the u.s. at a greater risk of attack. >>> in the last 24 hours a rising star in the republican party has had a fast and dramatic fall from grace. let's get right to allison burns in our d.c. bureau for the craigslist controversy that ended a career. >> reporter: the house is in session minus one gop congressman. it was the fastest resignation i've ever seen. three and a half hours after this shirtless photo appeared, republican chris lee quit congress. he sent e mails to a woman. he said he was a divorced lobbyist but in reality he's a married congressman. the clerk read his resignation on the floor. >> i hereby give notice of my resignation from the united states house of representatives. >> reporter: lee issued a statement apologizing sayin

the clerical regime in iran was very worried that the united states might attack. the neocons in washington were singing the song that boys go to baghdad, men go to tehran. this song had reached tehran as well. iran at that time was very much willing to negotiate. it had to spent it's enrichment, although it had suspended it early. and it felt like it was in a very weakened position. that the united states now had almost 200 -- this was before whatever you want to call it, the uprising, the civil war, the disturbance, whatever you want to call what happened in iraq. back before it began. the united states had almost 250,000 forces on iran's bordered. -- borders. they had easily defeated two of iran's biggest challenges. and a regime was worried. they were willing to make a deal. and the bush administration decided that they are not going to negotiate with these guys. and i think that was a very, very important opportunity. now the bush administration, i think, has been, you know, overly criticized. some people claim the regime was willing to give up everything in t

united states. during testimony on capitol hill, the counterterrorism chief said this man, u.s. born cleric and his al qaeda ties in the arabian peninsula are now a bigger danger to the united states. he speaks english. he sends out anti-american internet postings and e-mails. and he's trying to inspire islamic radicals living here in the u.s. to carry out attacks. >>> in iraq at least eight people have died after a series of suicide bombings. and they were caught on video. [ sounds of gunfire ] >> incredible pictures. all of those bombs exploded within minutes of each other. officials say women and children are among the dead. they were believed to be on their way to one of the country's holiest shrines when the bombs blew up. >>> in just the last 24 hours a rising star in the republican party had a fast and dramatic fall from grace. let's go right to allison burns in our washington d.c. bureau for the craigslist controversy that ended a career. >> reporter: pam, this has to be one of the quickest congressional resignations i've seen. within hours of this photo being blasted online, new yo

united airlines. many managers and clerical workers are losing their job in houston. headquarters will be in chicago. >>> two brothers from a los angeles area are facing charges in connection with a major counterfeiting ring. their arrests came after police seized phoney ipods, iphones and other electronics worth millions of dollars. the counterfeit devices arrived in parts and were apparently assembled and packaged in l.a. warehouses. the suspects have pleaded not guilty. >>> the nfl season just ended but planning for next year's super bowl in indianapolis is already well under way. in some ways super bowl xlvi can't help but be better than sunday's edition. >> particularly for hundreds of fans who had tickets but no seats. john hendren is in washington with details. >> reporter: it's an 1,100-mile to arlington, texas, from green bay, wisconsin. it's 1,200 from pittsburgh. imagine driving all that way with your super bowl tickets and arriving to be told your seats aren't ready. it was a super-sized seat snafu. >> we want our seats! we want our seats! >> reporter: 400

airways r t workers being found guilty in the united kingdom of involvement in trying to bomb an airplane and was convicted of conspiring with a radical yemeni cleric and stage a tax cut in previously admitted fund raising for terrorism but denied getting a job would be a with the intention of carrying out attacks so it's twenty four pm moscow time this is r t let's get across the latest monday i business next. welcome to business good to have you with us russia central bank has raised the benchmark refinancing rate eight percent from an all time low of seven point seven five percent for the first time since two thousand and eight the move is aimed at responding to accelerating consumer price increases and comes as russia's finance minister calls for banking offshore ease to meet inflation target of seven percent this year to discuss this we're joined by year's officer. back russia thanks for coming in so what's behind this decision well the main reason for this decision. a very high level of inflation in russia this is currently the main macroeconomic risk for the global economy and for the russian economy as well so the greater activism that we s

airways i t work has been found guilty in the united kingdom of involvement in trying to bomb an airplane cut it was convicted of conspiring with a radical yemeni cleric to stage attacks kelly previously admitted fund raising for terrorism but denied getting a job would be a with the intention of carrying out attacks. two astronauts are undertaking a space walk to complete a series of experiments of maintenance jobs on the international space station stephen cohen and alvin drew a recent arrivals of all the s.s. have increased brought there by the shuttle discovery it's the first of two planned spacewalks for what is the final voyage of discovery and the fleet once it returns home will be sent to the smithsonian museum in washington. he was wanted internationally for genocide and crimes against humanity but the former bosnian serb leader radovan claridge managed to avoid capture for almost thirteen years in two hours' time tonight r.t. special report looks at what a bench really gave away. good samaritan. excellent professional. medics travel budget possessing an extraordinary car. the doctor who helped many people in his country. the political crimin

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united states. in testimony on capitol hill, the counterterrorism chief says u.s. born cleric and his al qaeda ties in the arabian peninsula are now a greater danger to the u.s. the english speaking sends out anti- american internet postings and e-mails in an attempt to inspire islamic radicals living in the u.s. to carry out attacks. >>> in iraq, at least eight people are dead after a series of suicide bombings that was caught on video. [ sounds of gunfire ] >> all of the bombs exploded within minutes of each other. officials say women and children were among those killed. they are believed to be on their way to one of the country's holiest shrines when the bombs exploded. >>> your time right now 5:13. republicans in washington d.c. are reeling from the fallout of a scandal involving one of their own who abruptly resigned last night. let's go to allison burns in our d.c. bureau with the latest on the craigslist scandal that forced a new york congressman to resign. allison. >> reporter: dave, let's get right to the picture that everyone's talking about this morning. this is th

clerics and their children. student leaders and their professors. journalists and writers. the united states has imposed new sanctions for serious human rights abuses. we are proud to be working with sweden and other partners to establish a special store on iran. its mandate would be to investigate abuses in iran and to speak out when the government there does not meet its human rights obligations. iranian human rights advocates have demanded this step to raise international pressure on their government. this will be a seminal moment for the council, and a test of our ability to work together to advance the goals we represent. indeed every member of this council should ask him or herself a simple question. "why do people have the right to live free from fear in tripoli, but not to iran -- not tehran?" the denial of human dignity in iran is an outrage. the human rights council was founded because the international community has our responsibility to protect universal rights and to hold violators accountable. and in slow motion tragedies of chronic abuse -- such as burma and to north ko