>> darrius. we have a bulletin drawn up. -- there is. we have a bulletin drawn up. it explains the card, the picture of the card, explains when the card should be issued, who should be shielded, and why. commissioner hammer: the bulletin i am looking at says draft. >> and had a couple of typos, so it has to go back to the printer, but it should be issued tomorrow. commissioner hammer: and that is a department bulletin? >> it is, official department bulletin. that explains to the officers what to do with the card and its use. the next thing on the legislation was getting sexual assault evidence to the lab within 72 hours. so it can start to get tested right away. what we had a sexual assault unit do was change their policy as far as collecting evidence from the hospital. commissioner hammer: can we pause, so the public and the commission knows, what gave rise to this was we have been picking so if someone were raped on monday, it may stay there for six days without even starting to be tested. that is one of the reasons for this innovation, so it is now required to be

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the conflict in libya and beyond showing little sign of letting up canada based political research darrius told me earlier that nato wants to stay in libya to prolong the fighting between gadhafi troops and rebel forces but we're talking about here is the politics of nato and the united states and its role is that you are not about unifying or anything that can't like what they're doing in libya is actually insidious they are prolonging the conflict because it's the longer this conflict takes the more entrenched the transitional council will be in their services and transit what they've been doing is they've been teetering playing a teeter totter they've been helping the rebels they see some help helping the rebels and then reducing help if the white the country we can this is why i'm saying this is an insidious process and chicago based radio host and author stephen lend and says nato wants to put the oil rich country under control causing greater deprivation for the libyan people he told me this turn it. really about a power grab. power grab more include controlling the resources exploit

criticized for failing to break the siege of the city by gadhafi troops political researcher marty darrius. says the alliance is prolonging the conflict in libya instead of helping to resolve it. what we're talking about here is the politics of nato and the united states and its role as you are not about unifying or ending the deadlock what they're doing in libya is actually insidious they are prolonging the conflict because it's the longer this conflict takes the more entrenched the transitional council in their services and transit what they've been doing is they've been teetering playing a teeter totter they've been helping the rebels they ceasing help helping the rebels and then reducing help they are to divide the country and weaken it this is why i'm saying this is an insidious process according to radio host and author steven london and the military intervention in libya is an attempt to gain control of the country's oil wealth and is not at all helping since libyan citizens. whatever power grab more include controlling the resources exploiting the people private enterprise. media i

well i was give some thoughts about that talk to marty darrius nisan roy is from the center for research on globalization joining us from not a thanks for being on our team against pre-show and there's mounting speculation isn't it that washington is considering arming and training the rebels what basis do we have for that now any clearer that will or won't happen well based on american sources they are helping the rebels couple weeks ago and american official told this chicago. tribune that cia officials were. ok. yes to carry on before that reuters said that before president obama. asked the. rebels the cia was already on the ground the u.s. is playing gyptian military to send weapons into the rebels the rebels are very much being supported by the united states and nato but we've got a bit of a bad line here i'm afraid let's try persevered with one more question so it goes if not afraid latin leaders induces a bit of a sound problem if these people are on there's a worry is near that al qaeda is infiltrated there's some of these rebel groups so washington could in fact be handing arms