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. >> good morning comme. my name is karen roy, and i am the director for trout protective services and san francisco and a member of the family violence council. we concur with and support the findings of the family violence council report. out of use its experience in managing cases where domestic violence is an issue. cases are open in one of two ways. they are referred from the human services agency as publicly assisted cases, or they are opened based on client request. with regard to referred cases, the human services agency is empowered to request closure of any case where family violence is of concern. in that situation, the case is closed by child support for a good cause. for those cases that are open the by custodial party, the case worker is trained to investigate the relationship between the custodial parent and the non-custodial parent. if the custodial party indicates they have concerns, fears, have been threatened with retaliation, or have been the victim of family violence, the case is planned.

comms critically important to the health of the department. so i actually view this as the department's getting better, o.c.c. is getting better, it's working better and i think you deserve a lot of credit, department and officers on the street deserve a lot of credit. but when you see a 20% decline year over year, in people coming -- you know, coming and complaining about anywhere interactions with the department, i just think it's a remarkably good news and credit to the o.c.c. and credit to the department. so that's all i want to say. >> commissioner slaughter, i appreciate that and i attribute that to the improvement of the o.c.c., to the hard work of the entire o.c.c. staff, lawyers, investigators and our support staff. with regard to the numbers that don't appear to be adding up, i will get back to you on that. commissioner slaughter: thank you. >> commissioner -- >> commissioner marshall: commissioner, that upgrade, it would be interesting if people would believe that the department is getting better. it's a good point you raised, but -

kahn france's minister of finance doing so in full knowledge of the critical remarks with regard to comms womanizing behavior but he took the risk of a possible scandal a scandal like it was so much the whole of france how many people refused to vote in french elections traditionally and how much of the vote you expect. so this depends on the elections absent asians amount to twenty percent asian a sixty it's significant you must be sat at the high offices in france are rotated between persons who never fulfilled their promises so at a certain moment the french simply got tired and other phenomena existing in western countries today is about economic power being preferred over political power so why should the french go somewhere to vote for their rulers it's clear that the rulers of powerless are that this country is run by those who possess economic power this is why in order to make the french but you also have to explain to them that politics should seize the initiative from economics and finally france is not a democracy it's high time we stopped telling ourselves fairy tales william

network comms going top cut you. leave the future coverage. kicking. welcome back across town people about to mind you were talking about the prospects for the arab awakening. you can. now and i'd like to go to you and let me just switch gears a little bit let's take a look at libya it seems very likely it's only a matter of time that that nato will finally get rid of mr gadhafi in libya and will that be called a success for democracy because it will be a nato is a victory quote unquote and not the people's and is not a precedent that should be set about how to bring democracy to the arab world. well i think you're right that if. he leaves that nato will declare this a successful humanitarian intervention a successful democratization campaign get it doesn't mean that either of those things is true it's my contention and i think it's clear from the facts that this war in libya would have ended months ago if not for the nato intervention and because of the nato intervention people have continued to die by the hundreds in libya and so what that means is t

is laptops everything on the floor broken just crazy we have massive amount of hundreds of police comm. different types of police not just one type of bicycle. into the square when people were sleeping so vulnerable point and they started just taking everything just taking our heads. yes it's so much because you're sitting in an nonviolent you know nonviolent method and they just they're going to have you here. they're raising your hands up in you know inciting of nonviolent we are here protesting but we don't want to fight for the bodies but it seems they don't have any effect on the police and i think backed off because they had what they wanted they took everyone's things and you had a state of i guess people happy people that were not happy to happy that they got it back at their own they can be moved on happy because i lost all of their things but actually soon afterwards even within the next week people were building up things again and now you'll see we have all the same things basically to a similar level as before round things are going on as as we in terms and then when those

. >>> nearly 20 different comm >>> nearly 20 different communities are cleaning up this morning afters tore through central and western massachusetts, killing at least three people, injuring 200 others. whit johnson is in west springfield, massachusetts with the latest. whit, good morning. >> reporter: erica, good morning. on this one city block, you have homes that were left standing, people who barely survived as their homes collapsed around them, and people who did not survive. a range of tragedy and recovery has just begun. beneath the flattened homes, overturned buses and uprooted trees. >> i heard wrus egg sounds, opened the shade and saw it. >> reporter: there were stories of survival. >> i was sitting in my car here. >> reporter: this is your car here? >> yeah. >> reporter: he was nearly crushed in his car when his neighbor's house collapsed on top of him. but once he realized he was safe, he had a different problem. >> the kids were crying, the father was yelling to get help, to just get the kids out. >> reporter: he had to rescue three young children and their father, pullin

ent.ave a comm folks are working hard. >> i am with the national association of health officials. i was hoping he could expand a little bit upon how you see the role of local health departments. >> the county and city health department are critical partners of ours. i am glad that you are here. year officials are the front line on retail. you dig you are the officials on the front line on rate -- you are the official on the front line of retail. pay attention to the capacity. come up with ways to enhance it. we see it being an important part of that. we need to partner with the constituents in that capacity. it is also the case that the law directs the fda and the cdc to working closer ways with partners and outbreak response. we are doing the best possible job. that is another part. we are building it so we are working in an integrated way. you have agencies doing this. most of them are vocal. >> i wanted to ask about safety. that is one of the pillars that you are talking about. i want to know about the status of pushing out the import safety, particularly in china and india. i

this is a bill everybody wants execu but games are being played on the floor of the united states comme senate, again just forrc the fun of it. just to stop us from doing our job. and what is our number one job? toor create jobs, to create jobs.io what does the afl-cio say? you have got business and youas have got labor. the eda has established the economi admirable track record in assisting economically troubled low income communities withputt limited jobg opportunities by putting their investments to good use and promoting needed job creation and industrial and commercial development. signed by william samuel director, government affairs department afl-cio dated yesterday.ess now why is business and labor supporting this bill?o why do they want us to stop the games and pass this bill? because they want jobs for businesses and businesses want the work. now, let's just take a look at other people who were supporting in additioinn to the arm of the chamber of commerce and afo. the u.s. american public works association, the national associationasou of counties and i was a county supervis