overall we want to be sure that the city is better for graffiti victims, and yes, better for graffiti offenders. we have a lot of speakers here today and our public works director, i will start with you. i know you have another appointment to get to. >> i don't know if that's a promotion or demotion, but i run the department of parks. but i work closely where my colleagues in the department of public works. thank you, i want to voice our department's support for supervisor breed's proposed graffiti prevention and abatement ordinance. as we have discussed in previous discussions about this. the department spent $300,000 last year to abate graffiti in san francisco parks. it's more than the parks, it's just sightfully painful for our staff to work as hard as we can to keep our parks beautiful. and to come in almost every morning to find our most beautiful and precious assets tagged with spray paint. whether a playground, a tree or building or ball field, it just stinks. and to put that amount of money, that amount of cost into perspective. that $300,000, is equivalent of more than three

vehicles will be held in if they have any kind of graffiti. we are reinforcing standards in that regard. we have employed 12-14 hours a day at this point mobile cleaning crews. so we are encouraging people to report it and see if we can clean it up in the field. we have made a huge investment in upgrading the onboard videos, that will help us in follow-up and penalties. i think one thing we have do a better job of is public outreach on this and inreach as well. one of the things over a period of years, we haven't been proactive and encouraged and expected people to report graffiti. all employees, not just operators. but we need to do that. and we have been working with pd, not only to make arrests, but also to use our existing arrangement with them. to get more police presence on the system as a preventive measure, not just for arrests. but to deter any kind of anti-social behavior including graffiti. so with that, i want to thank you again for your leadership with this legislation. and for us, we will do our part to help address what is a ver

delgado rott man and i am delighted to be here to ask for your support to my appointment to the graffiti advisory board which i have been a member for 6 years and i think i happen to be the second oldest, not in terms of age, on the committee but rather length or number of years in the committee. i think over the 6 year period i have demonstrated and proven myself in making significant contributions to the committee. some of these are, but not all limited to i founded our student volunteer program at the academy of art university whereby -- and this was 10 years ago and still holds true today that every month we participate in the community clean team. students show up enmass in their academy art vests abating graffiti, cleaning community gardens, sweeping and cleaning up litter on the streets, as well as i also initiated the partnership with dpw for the community watch program. again, this is probably 7 years ago, and our kappa sigma fraternity are the ones that have taken the leadership for 16 city blocks, cleaning, abating graffiti and public properties, 17 times a year. that's twice

back in 2007 when i joined the graffiti advisory board. it was said that the city was spending over $20 million in the control of graffiti vandalism in the city. and that money could be better spent towards education for the kids. or for food for the elderly or homes for the homeless. and so there are many, many things we could think of to better use that money. but instead we are becoming reactionary to someone's whim and desire to disrespect our properties [bell] it's not one cure of the problem, it takes a village to resolve it. i am happy that we have the city and the residents and all of us to control vandalism. thank you. >> thank you, any other members of the public that wish to comment on this item? seeing none public comment is closed. again, everyone thank you for coming out today. i am excited that we have an opportunity to really change the face of san francisco by reducing graffiti throughout our city. i am looking forward to just the visible changes i know will come in the next couple of months, i am sure. with that colleague

. >> item 5, hearing to consider appointing two members to the graffiti advisory board. there are two seats and two applicants. >> john. >> good afternoon, thank you for having me here, supervisors, i represent the garden project which some of you have endorsed previously. i'm the director of education and i hail from vermont originally but i have my master's in business administration and i work with the youth there from bayview and hunter's point to see that they see education as an important part of their life. they move forward, they harvest, we donate all the vegetables that we create back to the community so it's exciting to have that. i live within the mission so i have direct interaction with murals every day, this is something very close to me and i'm excited to be up for. >> i want to say thank you for your service. rebecca delgado rottman. >> good afternoon, chairman yee, supervisors tang and campos, my name is rebecca delgado rott man and i am delighted to be here to ask for your support to my appointment to the graffiti advisory board which i have been a mem

with the legislation offering new ways for graffiti offenders. all is important as the information streaming and costs, and the ability for the city to seek civil and administrative actions against the offenders. and of course better protection of our parks and public vehicles against graffiti vandals. i hope that you support this effort to hold graffiti offenders for the damage they cause this city. it's a step in the right direction to shift the burden from the victim to the offender. and it sends a message that san francisco is able and willing to take steps to address the offensive and destructive graffiti problem. this is the right thing to do for the city and thank you for your effort and time. >> thank you, next speaker please. >> good morning, madam chair, london breed and board president chiu and board of supervisors tang, thank you for giving me this opportunity to speak. i am here to represent, i am a member of the graffiti advisory board and a long-time resident and property owner of san francisco, where i live and work. i have been a

i also was instrumental in co-producing a video and planning the second graffiti super huddle for the then-mayor gavin newsom and that was well received, well, well received by the community. other things that i do at the graffiti advisory board without them telling me what to do, usually i ask them what you want me to do and i do what they tell me to do. but some of the things that i take advantage of sitting at the board are the things that i learned such as murals. when you have a mural in your community, it really deters graffiti tagging so we happen to have a school of fine art specializing in mural design so we get them involved in the cities, in neighborhoods, putting them up. right now we are in, this semester we are in the process of putting, painting a mural of the history of the tenderloin right there at the entrance of the little saigon and that will be done by the end of may and we have also completed a mural right in the tenderloin at eddie and mason, a big 16 by 13 feet, i believe, if my memory serves me correct. it is on the historical bristol hotel. so the mural reall

rebecca has demonstrated leadership and resources in maintaining and elevating the progress of the graffiti advisory board. she is quick to garner support and quick to coordinate with dpw, sfpd and the board. rebecca is also not shy, as you guys could tell, about expressing her enthusiasm for the work she does and promoting the work of the board by rolling up her sleeves and working beside the youth in antigraffiti and sometimes in the rain as well. it is her passion, work ethic and the ability to take a multi generational approach to get youth to take ownership in their city by keeping it clean and beautiful. i respectfully ask for a yes vote in reappointing my good friend, miss rebecca delgado rottman. >> larry stringer, public works, deputy director of operations but more importantly the setting chair of the graffiti advisory board. i'm here to say a few brief words. i'm supporting both nominations. the graffiti advisory board needs the diversity of committee members in order to come up with creative solutions to solve the big problem that the city has. both for rebecca and john i am her

i can't say enough about her, she's passionate and she must be reappointed to the graffiti advisory board. thank you for your time. >> julie >> good afternoon, supervisors, julie su, i currently sit on the commission on the status of women and i am here to speak in support of rebecca delgado rottman on her reappointment to the graffiti advisory committee. she was the first philipino appointed in san francisco and while we have short memories she was on the democratic committee in early 2000. she takes a community approach. she's been part of the violence -- anti-violence against women advocacy as well and much as we see with the anti-violence council where it takes a holistic approach, the community coming together with different agencies , we were able to combat homicides related to domestic violence for 44 months. and this kind of graffiti abatement takes a community approach as well and she's been a great mentor to all the students and to get them engaged, as you recognize the academy of art university has a lot of international students, it's important to get them engaged to really un

under siege. >> when i read graffiti like that, i feel better. slogans shane something in us, and our determination only grows. >> the barrels he writes about are barrel bombs. the indiscriminate and hugely destructive weapon of choice by syrian forces in aleppo. the barrel bombs have terroristed people here, the crude bombs are dropped from helicopters. they're wildly inaccurate with little chance of ever hitting their targets, but they have hit and killed hundreds of civilians. jamal and his artist collected no, they can't beat the bomb, but they're determined to deal with the terror they generate. messages to encourage people in their third year of war not to give up. >> we're like any other media trying to convey a message to the people and raise awareness. we write things that give clear ideas with the revolution. >> their work is on display throughout the neighborhoods. this reads aleppo more precious than gold. another, aleppo you're in our heart. the artists have had to contend to rebel fighters, painting over graffiti with their own slog

that is a disgrace. >> jimmy: but there's some graffiti. we found some graffiti here. graffiti. that's basic vandalism. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's all right. but then there's -- how about this one? this one is pretty good. >> all right. what do you got? >> jimmy: they kind of moved some letters around. >> hold up. does that tear imply that i killed someone? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a tear tattoo. absolutely, yeah. that's what hardcore -- >> that's how you get a show on hbo, you've got to kill someone. >> jimmy: congratulations on that. absolutely. yeah, we have got to work on that graffiti, guys. get out there and do it. but i mean, i'm seeing -- >> yeah, get out there and write awful things on my face. >> jimmy: now, but i'm seeing you everywhere. this is big. congratulations. you're on the cover of a a magazine, my friend. >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "the hollywood reporter." >> yup. >> jimmy: it's a giant, giant magazine. >> pretty weird. >> jimmy: was it weird? >> yup! wait, is it weird being on a a magazine? remember your first time on a a maga

and this kind of graffiti abatement takes a community approach as well and she's been a great mentor to all the students and to get them engaged, as you recognize the academy of art university has a lot of international students, it's important to get them engaged to really understand how our country works and the importance of community involvement, also reaching out to the younger students to have respect of other people's property and also to reach out to those students who might think of art as a career. i hope you give due consideration, you have seen all the great support for her, she is a wonderful community leader, rebecca delgado rottman ?oo ?a any other public comments on this matter? seeing none, supervisor campos, supervisor tang >> well, very impressive group of candidates and i want to thank both miss ross and miss rottman for their service, this is a very important entity that oversees what happens with graffiti which is a big problem in all neighborhoods. the only problem, miss rottman, i don't know if you had enough people testifying on your behalf today. that said,

a group of graffiti artists responded with its own campaign.here isn't a single barrel bomb in site. >> reporter: on the streets of aleppo it's hard to imagine people driven by more than staying alive. the bombed out buildings became this graffiti artists canvas. an inspiration to people living under siege. it's said asaad's barrels could under mine our forwards. determination grows. >> this is an artist turned activist. the barrels he writes about are barrel bombs. the indiscriminate weapon of choices in aleppo. for more than seven months barrel bombs terrorized people here. packed with fuel and metal. the bombs are dropped from helicopters. human rights watch says they are inadequate with little chance of hitting their targets. they have hit and killed hundreds of civilians. >> jamar and his artist collective know they can't beat the bombs. they are determined to deal with the terror they generate. messages to encourage people in their third year of war not to give up. >> we are like any other media trying to convey a message to the people, a

it involves, graffiti, tiki hut cubicles and something called a love lounge.david wright. ♪ here i stand >> reporter: the number one animated movie of all time. disney's "frozen." ♪ never bothered me anyway >> reporter: number two, pixar's "toy story 3" one common denominator, the same executive in charge of both companies. so nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: you are the woody of pixar? ed cap? well may not be a household name. but you have seen his movies. he helped create the entire field of computer animation. you are a computer guy? >> yes. as a child my hero for walt disney and albert einstein. i basically wanted to be an animator. but when i left high school i didn't know how to proceed. there were no schools for it. >> reporter: he found a job with george lucas looking for a special effects for his "star wars" movies. >> he believed technology would change the industry. no studios believed this at the time. >> reporter: the first time computer graphics were used in a movie in a largely forgettable film. the 1976 movie "future world."

miss rottman for their service, this is a very important entity that oversees what happens with graffiti which is a big problem in all neighborhoods. the only problem, miss rottman, i don't know if you had enough people testifying on your behalf today. that said, it is my pleasure to move that we move this forward to the committee. >> i have never seen a group so excited to talk about graffiti before but i see jim castille from dpw as well as mr. stinger. i think all of the work you have been doing is so great at tackling the issues when they rise and also trying to foster a sense of responsibility and pride in our neighborhood so they can be prevented as well. with that, happy to support both candidates, thank you so much for your contribution to our city. >> thank you very much, there's a motion and i'm sure both candidates are well loved, so with no objection, then the motion passes and congratulations, miss rottman i want to take a note here to say i voted for you. thank you very much. madam clerk, item 6. >> item 6, hearing to consider appointing one member, term ending february 1,

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and we are grateful for supervisor breed for the graffiti removal. we want to keep our buses good as they roll in. we believe that muni riders deserve that experience. there are other things that we are proposing in our budget, other operational improvements, safety and improvements in technology and communications so we can better communicate not just with muni riders but in terms of outreach. some of these things we are similarly proposing would be subject to the review of the agency's fiscal health. there is a lot of in you stuff we want to do, a lot of expansion that we believe that we'll be able to do, but we want to hedge our bets a little bit to make sure we are able to do so before pulling the trigger on those. >>supervisor scott weiner: back to the potential expansion of the free pass program, i know we've had a long debate about the free muni for youth program for a long time, but apart from any philosophical arguments on one side or the other, putting that aside, just in terms of the numbers. and i know we are very appreciative of the goog

graffiti. you usually have graffiti on the trains. people would show their art.of it was crappy. some of it was great and beautiful stuff. now it's in museums, it's not on the trains anymore. i miss that. >> i don't know, i'd rather have the air conditioning. >> we could have both. it's not a binary choice. we could have the air conditioning and some nice, beautiful art made by the people, right? this is populist art that we used to have traveling through the city. so the trains would be moving galleries. i loved that. >> did they crack down on that or what happened? >> yeah, a little bit. yeah, a little bit. i mean, they got these things called the buff where the trains could be buffed or cleaned immediately, right? >> got it. >> it used to take them a long time. then we could have the train cleaned in 24 hours. yeah, they got a lot harder on it. >> what would happen if they caught me doing graffiti on the subway. >> oh, you'd go to jail. maybe you, abby huntsman, would not go to jail. but if i got caught spray-painting on a train, yeah, absolutely, you'd go to

. >> the cta spends about $1 billion a year cleaning up graffiti and vandalism. now the agency plans to go after parents to have children who have defaced property. they feel this one not only be a deterrent to keep people from calling and vandalizing property but it will also be a means for the cash strapped agency to raise revenue. all through the means of unseen eyes watching you. >> are telling them that we're watching you and you better stop you're doing. fan desperate painting their tax and scratching initials and slogans. graffiti really is an issue. >> there to frequent a tarand they are too frequently a target. the 17 mills, sprang his signature tag on a train wall. police were able to identify and arrest the offender. when the culprit is a minor the cta plans to sue the parents seeking to recover costs for the damages. >> usually it is a couple thousand dollars. it seems like a lot of money. many think about the interior of a rail car. if you have a window that has been etched you have to do a complete replacement of that window. if you have paint or a

foot patrol, more outreach and education to the community, customer service, enforcement of our graffiti, and excessive noise ramous laws, public safety in our public housing units ~ as well as in public parks and our public transportation. we need a police department which can address all of these concerns, large and small, and we need a police commission that can help the department in moving forward and service all the people of san francisco. finally i know many people are here to speak on behalf of one applicant or another. i would pledge if appointed to work with folks of all different groups. there will be no greensticker, white stickers. there is one community in san francisco and i would meet with everybody to bring their concerns to the commission. thank you. ~ >> thank you. supervisor campos. >> thank you. thank you very much, mr. hwang, and very impressive, resume very impressive presentation. i want to ask you the same question that i had asked the other applicant and the other appointee for the commission on the issue of staffing, which is an ongoing concern for all of us,

coming up, the first house before you come up the drive to this village, the graffiti on the front --> the targets spray painted on. >> yes. >> whodunit? >> villains. bad people. >> kids? >> i don't know. apparently kids. when we educate kids, kids are not able to understand complicated things. they see the world in black and white. when you get older, you're able to see the gray. and when someone hits you -- >> i understand why kids would do it. given what you told me earlier, identifying the perpetrators within the realm of possibility? >> they're young people. >> why not paint it over? >> good question. maybe we should. you're right. >> elsewhere in the west bank, just outside of ramallah -- meet betty and mona. two members of a group of women who call themselves the speed sisters. the first all-female palestinian racing team. >> hi. i'm tony. good to meet you. >> when i'm riding a car, i'm the happiest girl ever. racing, it's in my blood. here in palestine, it's very small. there's no roads. so when i drive, i speed. i feel free. >> do you find that people underestimated you at fi

autoridades presentaron cuatro cargos contra el adolescente, que supuestamente estaba pintando con graffitisdice que la verdadera vÍctima en este caso es su hijo, y la prueba es el vÍdeo que muestra cÓmo el agente estaba encima del joven y lo estrangulaba con uno de sus brazos. >> sentÍ coraje, me sentí mal,no podÍa creer lo que estaba mirando, un policÍa que supuestamente estÁ para protegernos pueda hacer eso. >> alex fue testigo de los hechos ocurridos en la maÑana en este parque, y como se escucha, tratÓ de ayudar al menor. >> explica que la gente de por lo -6 pies de altura, y unas 200 libras tirÓ al joven al suelo, le cayÓ encima y comenzó a estrangularlo, incluso asegura que cuando le pidiÓ al oficial que se detuviera, el agente amenazÓ con rociarle gas pimienta, y cuando terminÓ el policÍa se acercÓ para intimidarlo. el joven se encuentra tan traumado, que no quiere hablar del tema, su madre agradece que el suceso no terminÓ en tragedia. >> con esa fuerza, lo podÍa haber matado. >> nos dicen, no queremos hablar de este caso porque podrÍa poner en riesgo la investigaciÓn, queremos ser

14 percent of san francisco's landmass has security needs and trashed by vandals and covered with graffiti and people assaulted. the lack of officers make it hard to have safe conditions. i prop we double the park patrol if you agree we need to hire more park patrol officers how do we increase the size of the force if not how do we increase safety in our parks >> thank you san franciscans deserve clean and safe open space. i want to thank you for proposing the policies for illegal dumping. unfortunately, one maintenance is spent to remove gratefully and other trash from our parks. this is to support and enforce the park codes it's important. the illegal activities in the park and we partner with the san francisco police department. the current staff is one part 24 officers this is for 3 shifts throughout the city and sometimes not more than two or three patrol officers are available because of vacancies and vacationed and absence. next year is an opportunity to there the park rafrngz on january 1st of 2015 the stadium will transfer to the mass development of candle stick park. and due to t

policÍa tratando de someter a un niÑo de 14 aÑos en un parque, porque segÚn Él, éste estaba pintando graffitisde sus brazos alrededor del cuello, como si lo estuviera ahorcando, se escucha al niÑo llorar y le suplica que no lo haga. hernÁndez le dice al policÍa que se trata de un niÑo, y le pide que le dÉ una advertencia y lo de ir. el otro testigo tambiÉn interfiere por el menor. la mujer se dirige al menor en espaÑol, lo que hace pensar que se trata de un niÑo hispano. el niÑo continÚa llorando y entra en pÁnico. >> no te muevas, no te muevas. >> tanto hernÁndez como el otro testigo tratan de tranquilizar al niÑo. la policÍa ordena a hernÁndez que no hable en espaÑol. al final del vÍdeo se ve llegar a una mujer policÍa para asistir a su compaÑero. segÚn el testigo, al final llegaron 10 policÍas mÁs a la escena y al menor se lo llevaron en una de las patrullas esposado. bueno, y uno de los testigos cuya voz se escucha en la grabaciÓn, asegura que el policÍa sacÓ un spray y se lo puso en la cara al menor y no lo rociÓ porque le dijeron que lo estaban grabando, asegura que cuando llegaron las d

sus oficiales tratando de someter a un adolescente de 14 aÑos, en un parque porque estaba pintando graffitisolar de santa ana, concluyÓ que fue crucificado el uso de la fuerza por parte del oficial. desafortunadamente tenÍamos a un sujeto que estaba vandalizando una propiedad y se resistiÓ a un oficial, y el nivel de fuerza se tuvo que usar para someterlo, el adolescente hablÓ por primera vez y en exclusiva para univisiÓn. >> por lo que me hizo que lo quiten del trabajo y lo castiguen. >> la madre del menor tambiÉn reaccionÓ. >> estaba vandalizando, ellos se estÁn justificando, no lo matÓ, quÉ hubiera pasado si hubiese matado, ellos se estÁn defendiendo, por supuesto, yo estoy defendiendo en este caso a mi hijo. >> la policÍa dijo en su reporte que el adolescente no hizo caso al oficial cuando le pidiÓ que se detuviera, intentÓ huir y le mordió la mano al policÍa. >> esa es la palabra del policÍa, ellos se van a defender, y para ellos lo que el policÍa hizo estÁ bien, cuando realmente no es asÍ. >> el adolescente ahora estÁ en probatoria y el 12 de mayo se tendrÁ que presentar en la corte. >

this is structure here, the graffiti over here and the well up here. here's the building right now. we'll look at the structure here and the graffiti and the roof here and the rooftop is completely caved in. this is five hours north, you have this office here. this is a scene that they saw this morning. cans all over the floor, bottle it's over herbottlesover here. people going to the gas stations can only get one and a half gallons of gas. >> chile is an earthquake-prone area. they have been expecting an hurricane for quite some time. >> meteorologist: for weeks there has about concerns about this ring of fire. these are all the large earthquakes in just the past week. 109 that were 4.5 or greater. off the coast of chile, a shocking number concentrated off the northern coast. in fact, 40% of all the world's large earthquakes in just the past week have been clustered right here. people suddenly have been feeling tremors. dozens of them sometimes. that triggered concern from experts that this is all leading up to a big one. a very big one that did hit last night. magnitude 8.2 just o

there's overtimelation to 9 mucus center and treasure island and dpw for the graffiti abatement program i know we're booefg that under the leadership of supervisor breed. the biggest increase is for positions we fell 3 hundred positions down the good news is we should b be through the worst of it and that's including last year the officers i have to give a tremendous shout out and the community for the support we were able to hold the line against be violent crime we had a tough year last year wriem i crime was up but robberies were up a bit because of the cell phone thefts we've gotten a hold on that. and robberies are down cell phones were down 45 percent. so as you can see the numbers at first, it looks like even though we're hiring we're losing people because in the the last year a drop so the last of the drop officers go out at the end of june. i believe that's a good thing it ran it's course and important to get the new officers in and establish the next generation. the hiring plan for - >> excuse me. supervisor wiener. >> conceiving on the last slide can you clarify in terms of s

kids to obtain those opportunity were they're not only cleaning up our streets but dealing with the graffiti that can lead to a long term job opportunity with the city or the department of public works. i commend dpw for the excellent way in which it takes care of of our city to keep it great and clean please join me by declaring this public works week from april to may >> supervisor breed. skip to supervisor farrell. all right. we'll skip to supervisor kim. >> thank you all for my lack that punctuality for my grand entrance into the chambers but i didn't anticipate our meeting moving so quickly it's my honor to introduce supervisor cowen legislation on san francisco job security ordinance hospitality as many of you know is our corner stone the economy the hotels house and feed over 16 million visitors everyday. this is what we're proud of here in san francisco our ability to serve the region with the tourism attraction that brings residents from around the country it employes 85 thousand workers and contributed to the revenue. this supports thousands of jobs they don't provide stable employ

they have to repaint the crossing every three months to cover up the fan graffiti. >> time now for onee forecast. spencer has it for us. >> we start with live doppler 7hd. we have low clouds along portions of the coast lane maybe mainly clear skies over the inland 80's and that will be the case for the next couple days. state wide tomorrow warm hot conditions in the interior section. california high in the mid 80's at chico sacramento up to 90 at fresno. 99 down at palm springs. 85 los angeles and her in the bay area it's another warm day tomorrow as well with high pressure in the low 80's in our inland area up to near 80 writ around the bay. cooler at the coast. fog has cooling influence there. tomorrow night at tt park jaipts take on the arizona diamondbacks again. game time 7:15 it's sunny start of the game sunset time tomorrow 7:40 p.m. 16 degrees when the game starts did you know to 55 later during the game so get a little bit cool later in the evening by the middle inning to the gym. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. bang my knee into the desk. about thursday will be the warmes

new music, graffiti.ething. ♪ >> but centuries of strict social and religious values keep some things solidly the same. alcohol, for instance, is strictly forbidden. men and women follow hierarchal roles as before. since the revolution, there's a tug-of-war over what is acceptable. ♪ >> outside a mosque in the medina, men fill the narrow street to celebrate muhammad's birthday. ♪ snacks are passed around. women watch and record from the rooftops. ♪ ♪ >> there aren't a lot of conflicts in the world where there's a clear bad guy. clearly, there was a bad guy here. >> exactly. i mean, the one thing about gadhafi is he believed he was the most important human being almost that ever existed. i mean, he changed the names of the months, he changed the dates of the islamic calendar, such a megalomaniac. and as you well know, anyone outside, you mention the word libya, everyone would just say, gadhafi. >> yeah. >> gadhafi stole the identity of libya. >> michel cousins is the co-founder of the english language pape

this is noel, one of our drivers from tel aviv who i asked about the graffiti on this house near the>> something happens in a settlement or some attack with jews, kids from the settlement would come and have a price tag for every activity. so they come to a village like this, they will destroy cars, they will write on walls like this. it says against arabs, the state of israel is alive, and death to the arabs. >> intimidating. i mean, you put two targets on my house, i'm moving. this is ellie, a settlement with a population of over 3,000, relatively isolated from the rest of israel. amiab d koen is the chief executive of the settlement and its former head of security. >> here you see from up above most of our town. you see the palestinian villages all around. >> it's an unusual situation. a lot of your neighbors would very much like you to not be here. >> i know most of them. and most of them, they are happy that we're here. because we -- actually we gave them prosperity for the first 45 years. wherever the plo came, they lost it. >> i'm guessing a lot of people would disagree with t