the clock and cornell i want to shoot you -- sheet those questions directly on to the alcohol liaison unit. they will make sure that the proper people are involved, or they will be in it themselves. there is a revocation process. we can talk with them than about things like lighting, security, who is that the lot and what hours. that kind of stuff. i hope that the discussion have been i am glad to take any question if anyone has them. let's [inaudible] i appreciate your approach in your thoughts. i have always felt that is -- it is a very slow city. wax [inaudible] -- >> [inaudible] people in the department have had attitudes around night life, i felt they were counterproductive. when i worked for hours on a new leather bar on bolten street, they were trying to limit the hours to midnight for nights per week. a perfect way to close a business. [laughter] i think they have done such a great job. this is just a commercial. an award is rent -- deserved for the people who are responsive, putting in a big picture. i really appreciate that you will be able to get it done for us. i appreciate tha

within the domestic violence unit that will be coordinating with the stalking element of the psych liaison unit. the first offender prostitution program, contact can lead to crimes like the twenty fourth street corridor. it can lead to the development of leads with human trafficking as well. we are new ground, as usual, with the video you saw this evening into this new unit, sfpd is breaking new ground. commissioner turman: actually, commissioner kingsley's last question and the response was my question. i believe we are breaking new ground because i know that most svu's focus on sex crimes. çthis expanded six discipline areas, i know is part of the chief's vision as well. i also want to pay tribute to our chief because he has some brilliant ideas about some of the things he wants to see done. i want to thank each and everyone of you for creating this unit. it's a lot going on here. i want to make sure we are giving you the resources and attention you need to do all you are going to do. i know we were just created in october of 2011 and there are a lot of reports, but is it possible that after

united states saying this. so is a fair trial even possible at this point for the whistleblower to find out more about the trial we spoke to zack pays a vento press liaison for the bradley manning support network network here is his take. in an hour very fast today the proceedings were done in about an hour or so we made sure to pack the court room with supporters we want to be there every day for brad we had down here to day from occupy wall street we had logan price who actually shot that video you just showed there with president obama we also got a chance to speak with michael ratner from the center for constitutional rights he's down there acting as a pro bono attorney on behalf of julian assange of wiki leaks ok and that video that you were just referring to as president obama basically saying that bradley manning is guilty and when you have the commander in chief of the united states saying something like that how much of a fair how much of a chance does manning have at a fair trial while. never side to give bradley manning a fair trial in that case in particular with the president's statement that represents undue command influence which is prohi

liaison to the british embassy in london. so we grew up in europe or quit growth in japan. we grew up in 17 different places in the united up a lot in taxes. they graduate from high school in texas. i do think we need to help texas. we need to help texas. we really do. we need to help texas achieve its aspiration which is to secede. i think -- [laughter] i think i need to go help them achieve their aspiration. i have been incredibly privileged to ride on the wings of all of the pioneers before me. i am so painfully aware that we are not the first talented black people okay. i am so painfully aware of the shoulders of the giants upon which i stand. not just my parents they are the first, but if you think about all of the effort that it took for me to stand here it is truly an amazing thing. i love this country. i couldn't have been created anywhere but here. the cocktail mix of my blood could only have been done here. i could live anywhere else not anywhere. there are a lot of places where folks, jumble lifeblood streams but my particular jumble life could've only been created in north america enduring slavery. and i'm pa

there is the kind of liaison that is necessary and goes around the country but without the provision of somebody actually to the forces. >> there is controversy around the demographics unitat the nypd, however, and their relationship and appropriateness of their activities regarding the muslim community. i just wanted to make sure that we are paying attention to all these civil liberties issues. >> by understand, thanks. >> ms. schakowsky come it's good to note publicly the agency has been exceptionally good. we've been briefed on the report twice by the agencies themselves and the ig was made available by the committee to talk about the report and the director was actually good when the report came out to make sure that we had access to the information we were all concerned about it. i thought that was handled exceptionally well and again the ig had the opportunity to come to the committee to talk about their investigation. >> mr. chairman, let me say for the record first the nypd is an outstanding job and counterterrorism. they have police officers the ticket to this and there's been a number of attacks against the 14 different stops because of the cooperation with the

is the kind of liaison that is necessary, and it goes on all around our country, but without the provision of someone to enforce this. >> there is controversy around the demographics unit at the nypd and their relationship and appropriateness of their activities regarding the muslim community. i just wanted to make sure that we're paying attention to all of these civil liberty issues. >> understand fully. thanks. >> i think it is good to note publicly that his agency -- this agency has been very good. the director was actually very good when the report came out to make sure that we had access. we were all concerned about it. i think that was handled and exceptionally well, and, again, the ig at the opportunity to come to the committee and speak about it. mr. king? >> a truly outstanding job in fighting counter-terrorism. thousands of police of this is dedicated to this. there have been a number of attacks against new york. they have been stopped due to the cooperation. i believe the relationship with the cia has been extremely helpful and beneficial, and i think it was extremely irresponsible by the president some of the allegations they have made. i would like to put

liaison that is necessary. and it goes on all around our country. but without the provision of somebody actually enforcing it enacted is controversy about the demographics unitt the nypd. however, and the relationship and appropriateness of their activities regarding the muslim community. i just wanted to make sure that we are paying attention to all these civil liberty issues. >> understand fully, thanks. >> thanks. >> it's good to know publicly the agency has been exceptionally good. we have been briefed on the report twice, and the ig was made available to the committee to talk about the report. >> the director was good when the report came out to make sure that we're access. we're all concerned about it. i thought i was handled exceptionally well. and again, the ig had the opportunity to come to the committee and talk about the investigation. mr. king? >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me just say for the record first, nypd is a truly outstanding job in fighting counterterrorism. they have over 1000 police officers dedicated to this. there has been a number of attacks against new york, 14 up and stop because of the cooperation with the fbi, although local