chair mar? >> chair mar: thank you, mr. clerk.ike to welcome bill barnes from the city administrator's office to present this item? >> thank you, chair mar. for the benefit of the public, hipaa is a federal law established in 1996 that limits protected federal health information and how groups treat that information. groups like the city of san francisco can declare as certain hipaa components covered and others would not be. we were able to determine three departments that would be able to do that, and that's the fire department, department of public health, and health service system and that's why treasurer tax collector, city attorney, and department of technology are included as health care service components. the board of supervisors has asked to validate the list. upon passage of this resolution, we would work with the departments to establish policies. many of them already have great hipaa policies, but this would just codify and make sure it's clearly stated, and then, there's the review every three years or so where we co

supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you. i just wanted to thank the san francisco marin food bank for all of your incredibly hard work during this pandemic, and yeah, there are a couple of sites in my district that yeah, i've been really out volunteering at and just see the really incredible support that this -- the pop-up food pantries provide to so many residents across our city, and also, thanks to supervisor safai for his leadership and building off of the food security programs during the pandemic. i did have a question just about the b.l.a.'s recommendation about reducing the contingency amount down from over $2 million to $675,000. i did notice in the b.l.a. analysis, the first amendment to this contract of $15 million was expected to last through the end of this year, through december 31, but -- but then that -- the funding is going to run out by october 15 because there hasn't been the decline in program participants that had been projected, so i just -- so i just had a question. is this projection anticipating a de

chair mar? >> chair mar: thank you, mr. clerk. i'd like to welcome bill barnes from the city administrator's office to present this item? >> thank you, chair mar. for the benefit of the public, hipaa is a federal law established in 1996 that limits protected federal health information and how groups treat that information. groups like the city of san francisco can declare as certain hipaa components covered and others would not be. we were able to determine three departments that would be able to do that, and that's the fire department, department of public health, and health service system and that's why treasurer tax collector, city attorney, and department of technology are included as health care service components. the board of supervisors has asked to validate the list. upon passage of this resolution, we would work with the departments to establish policies. many of them already have great hipaa policies, but this would just codify and make sure it's clearly stated, and then, there's the review every three years or so where

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supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you. i just wanted to thank the san francisco marin food bank for all of your incredibly hard work during this pandemic, and yeah, there are a couple of sites in my district that yeah, i've been really out volunteering at and just see the really incredible support that this -- the pop-up food pantries provide to so many residents across our city, and also, thanks to supervisor safai for his leadership and building off of the food security programs during the pandemic. i did have a question just about the b.l.a.'s recommendation about reducing the contingency amount down from over $2 million to $675,000. i did notice in the b.l.a. analysis, the first amendment to this contract of $15 million was expected to last through the end of this year, through december 31, but -- but then that -- the funding is going to run out by october 15 because there hasn't been the decline in program participants that had been projected, so i just -- so i just had a question. is this projection anticipating a de

this is one of the most important questions for mars. how do we keep humans alive for a 2.5 year mission in deep space? life-support will be critical. the microgravity environment of the iss is incredible. it allows us to integrate new pieces of the life-support system. while i was up there, we installed several pieces of equipment to further refine our water processing. we are about 90% closed loop and we are increasing that amount of closed-loop water processing. even today, we are adding new equipment to the space station that will allow us to solve these gaps and get to mars safely and successfully. >> thank you. for this, i will start with captain sheppard. you mentioned the ability, the need for somebody to take leadership in integrating all the systems, all that. not expect that astronauts can do everything on the fly. i guess my desire is similar to what we've done with the space station, that it be public, private in certain respects. international in scope to the degree we could work with the chinese, continue to work with the

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just want to thank you supervisor mar and mayor breed. and i guess i'm the last speaker, we're all available for questions if you have questions for the speakers. >> i saw that the release was saying that grants aren't to cover stolen goods or shared spaces. >> for -- this is a vandalism relief fund. it is for, sadly, people who have been victims. there are specific requirements we have. for example, if you have been vandalized, we would ask that you report it to the police. so we want to make sure there's a police report and receipts for the expenses. and if you are a victim of graffiti for example, all 311 to report it and as long as we have receipts, we can provide the relief. today we brought the checks for footprints, not just the vandalism relief fund for what he had to deal with but also sf shines and the less questions you ask, the more time we can spend shopping to spend more money in his good store. christian? >> i'm not sure if it's for the mayor or supervisor, are we talking broken grass, graffiti you talked about. what does i

. >> chair mar: good morning. the meeting will come to order. welcome to the october 28 meeting of the public safety and neighborhood services committee. i'm joined by supervisors catherine stefani and matt haney. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, mr. chair. the record will reflect that members participating in this video conference to the extent as if they were physically present. the board has determined that public participation is vital to the meeting and public access will be available in the following manners: either sfgovtv cable channels 26, 78, and 99 or by streaming at sfgov.org. public comment will be available by calling 415-655-0001. the meeting i.d. did 2485-242-3908 and then pound and pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussion but will be in listening mode only. when you hear your item of interest, press star, three and begin speaking when prompted to do so. best practices are to call from a quiet location, speak slowly and clearly, and turn down the volume on your television or spea

bounding on the red planet, a captivating dream that has long mesmerised us, but this is not mars.human mission on mars, so we have a carefully selected crew of six astronauts from various countries, who are mimicking our first steps of society on the red planet. for the next month, the ramon crater, selected for its unique geological features, will be centre—stage for research into human mars missions. a series of experiments in fields ranging from biology to geology will be undertaken by the crew, along with a team of engineersm who will be looking at improving autonomous navigation on the planet where gps is not an option. we are six people, working in a tight space, under a lot of pressure to do a lot of tests. there are bound to be challenges but i trust my crew that we are able to overcome the challenges. we have a motto of "fail fast, fail cheap and have a steep learning curve" because, for every mistake we make here, on earth, we hopefully don't repeat it on mars because we have done it before. those behind this earthly simulation mission believe that people who will, one d

supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thanks, chair haney. you know, i just wanted to thank director mcspadden and h.s.h. and also director pennick on all of the work on this. also, to president walton for your leadership, and i just think this is -- we certainly need more of these vehicle triage centers created, and we need one, i think, urgently on the west side. you know, there's a high concentration of people living in vehicles on lake merced boulevard and also scattered through my district on the great highway, so i'm just wondering what the plan is for additional vehicle triage centers. >> so thank you, supervisor. we have two planned for the west side, and we definitely want to work with you, with supervisor chan, and supervisor melgar to figure out where they'll be and have a conversation with you. >> supervisor mar: okay. thank you. >> chair haney: i know that the governor put out the call to use all of the possible state land available for our response to homelessness, and i think this is an example of the sort of thing we should be

she says me and mar is already out war and the situation will deteriorate. further. the civil law has been in progress in recent months because they all terry's step attacks on civilians all around the country. what we've seen in the 8 months since the data is more than $5000.00 attacks, mainly targeting civilian communities using air strike, air, bombardments, snipers, a whole amount of violence. so what we're about to see now is things going to get worse as the dry season commences in vermont. put time that as the n got into partnership with the un security council, the un security council needs to step in this is the only body feared and respected by the military. and once the security council gets, gets involved, perhaps the military one will step back and step down from the violence. it will also create more confidence amongst the population who has been actively resisting this legal test. as you need to leverage that 1st step by working by calling in the security council to set up a partnership to deal with the military. i think it has actually been quite a big

good morning, chair mar and supervisors. my name is michael lupet, and i live in the mission district. i'm part of the h.i.v. advocacy network. i'm a member of the h.i.v. caucus and board member of the harvey milk democratic fund. i'm calling to support the overdose prevention sites in san francisco. and i'm so happy to see many of you here and present. and thank you so much for the advocates. in 2017, i had the opportunity to visit h-17 in copenhagen, denmark. it was, at the time, the largest consumption site on the planet, i believe. a few things that i learned how copenhagen dealt with some of the crises, including overdose syringe disposal and the quality of living for neighborhoods there is that it had a positive impact, and this is cost-effective. and the morning that i visited, they had actually saved an overdose. so overdose consumption sites do triage people into services, but they also provide upper level quality of care for people who are active users. i'm calling to emphasize that overdose prevention sites exist

supervisor mar and your leadership through the year. supervisor haney and the hard work you do for the budget committee and trying to make sure the folks working 24 hours a day coming days a week 365 are funded to be there to answer the call of survivors and their children. thank you all so much and also all the supervisors who vote unanimously every time to recognize october as domestic violence awareness month. thank you catherine stefani and so many other issues that help keep our communities strong and survivors cared for but there is still more to do as you can see today .one of the things i wanted to talk about was first of all i should introduce myself. i'm beverly upton and i'm proud to be in the domestic violence consortium. it's made up of 17 agencies with the core of their mission being ending domestic violence so we're very local and we really work on each and every one of these policy issuesand of course more.thank you . so the family violence counsel is really a dream. it's a dream come true. many of us wanted to do this f

supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thanks, chair haney. you know, i just wanted to thank director mcspadden and h.s.h. and also director pennick on all of the work on this. also, to president walton for your leadership, and i just think this is -- we certainly need more of these vehicle triage centers created, and we need one, i think, urgently on the west side. you know, there's a high concentration of people living in vehicles on lake merced boulevard and also scattered through my district on the great highway, so i'm just wondering what the plan is for additional vehicle triage centers. >> so thank you, supervisor. we have two planned for the west side, and we definitely want to work with you, with supervisor chan, and supervisor melgar to figure out where they'll be and have a conversation with you. >> supervisor mar: okay. thank you. >> chair haney: i know that the governor put out the call to use all of the possible state land available for our response to homelessness, and i think this is an example of the sort of thing we should be

angie mar: yeah, exactly. what we did was document the whole entire experience via our social media and we got a lot of love and support from that. johnny devenanzio: that's awesome. ria graham: and as soon as we got the green light to do outdoor dining, this whole entire sidewalk was flooded. this sidewalk and that sidewalk. flooded with johnny devenanzio: tell me about these fabulous plates well, this is terrine de canard. it's duck breast encased in foie gras, encased in a [inaudible],, candied cara cara, and kumquats. and just when i thought i was the tastiest snack at this table. well i was sitting here first, so. - that's true. - yeah. part of what i love about the old school restaurants-- oh my god. [laughing] wow. that's like a flavor explosion. that's something else. i didn't expect that. [upbeat music] wow, mitch. you know how they say there's plenty more fish in the sea? - yeah. - not anymore. not anymore. [drums] and we're not skimpy on the portions either. johnny devenanzio: no, man. kevol graham:

lisa mar. connie is one of the office of the report, and i'm this international researcher on human rights defenders. she says the issue took on out important during the pandemic. this is something, it's been a long time coming. we've seen a clue thing of civic space and fundamental rise like freedom of expression that been cracked, being down on by countries around the world for a long time, especially certain country. but in some cases, during the cove it crisis independent make. we've seen also other countries introducing new measures and unfortunately, the use the panoramic to measure such as you know, criminalizing phase nice. and that's a problem in itself because they can use such a politically charged as well. it's not simply iran is misleading information is sometimes we've seen in practice is an information that is not particularly like by the authority. what we're saying is that we're concerned that this clamping down of freedom information has become, you know, and this cannot be th

ron lever, the author of me on mars ringa genocide, speaking to us from london. great. get your thoughts and expertise with us on out there. thank you for joining us for that. have a also the pandemic now and russia has reported a record number of deaths from coven 19 in the past 24 hours for the 4th day in a row. now that's more than a 1000 fatalities with the number of new cases. also, rising. authorities are imposing more restrictions in the coming weeks, including a paid week off work, and they've also renewed calls for people to get vaccinated. only around a 3rd of russians are currently fully inoculated. just google water and you brewster was wish to be honest. we're not even outraged anymore. we just feel sorry for these people, because even if you take our hospital, i can tell you the out of every 50 admitted only one or 2 of them are vaccinated. the hall, i see you is full of highly critical condition patients, and all of them are unvaccinated, or ukraine is now putting new restrictions into place as the death toll from the coroner virus. there reaches an all t

s of the world will in time self mill tommy resume once more in money mar.henomenons money m mar's mill tommy leader being ex crueled from a neating of -- excluded from a meeting. this time around, they say there's been insufficient progress in ending the term in money mar. thisfuls the response of the general. >> our country is governed in line with the 2008 constitution. there are things we cannot grant and negotiate at the end of the edge verne. ros: thomas is in money mar and here's his reaction to the prisoner release. >> t hunt air is looking for -- judgmenta ising looking for money, for emphasis weapons, and legitimate massey. anyway had a big step backward from the third last month when they were unsuccessful in securing a seat at the u.n. gentle assembly by the united nations and today they had another signifant step back when assian is now refusing to see it at its upcoming such. the people that are being rodriguezed are else radioed for exercising their basic human righ, their opposition to this coup. they did knowledge get released because the ju

commissioner mar? mar absent. there are nine ayes, the item has approval on its first reading. >> chair mandelman: thank you. please call item 7. >> item 7, approve san francisco's program of projects for the 2022 regional transportation improvement program. that is an action item. >> chair mandelman: and i believe -- is here. >> good morning, commissioners. are you able to see my screen? >> yes. >> wonderful. april smith, transportation planner of the transportation authority. happy to present this item today. five-year investment plan for state transportation funds administered by the california transportation commission and updated every two years. the transportation authority approves or recommends the san francisco program and project. the board has longstanding priorities and right now -- is the highest priority for the next -- [indiscernible] they have strict requirements and cannot put it on -- to honor the commitment to the -- we're programming it to other eligible projects. there is $11.2 million availab

lo hará en el proyecto jóvenes de mar.una casa >> ha luchado para salir del oscuro mundo de las drogas y el entrenamiento le dará herramienta spara reinsertarse en la sociedad >> un año y ocho meses sin tabaco , alcohol ni sutancia química que altere mi forma de actuar >> serán capacitados para trabajar en cruceros, además de prepararse para laborar en buques de carga que se hará con instrucción de servicio de hotelería >> sí me creo capaz de pasar l obstáculos >> estos jóvenes dan la oportunidad de una brecha laboral en un país de difícil acceso a las fuentes de trabajo >> tienen nueva oportunidad de dejar atrás el pasado. >> he tenido muchas caídas y me he logrado levantar >> podrían comenzar a trabajar y cambian el rumbo de sus vidas >> por ser los primeros, abrirán el camino pa que otros grupos cuenten con la misma oportunidad en el futuro. >> noticias telemundo. >> la vida siempre nos da segundas oportunidades y qué bueno que estos jóvenes las estén tomando. los espero con más información, que pasen buenas tardes. >>

thank you supervisor mar for meeting this. as a mission high school grad i'm here to advocate for veterans for the low market rate as well as free access to san francisco parks and recreation. mental health and housing are twoof the many issues veterans face . we have approximately around 23,000 veterans residing in the city and county of san francisco. we want to do more to support this community. they are the backbone of many businesses and many things here in the city. i urge the supervisors to act on veterans issues, work together with the veterans affairs commission along with others as well to servethose who serve andthank you so much, have a good night .>> clerk: thank you for your service. operations , may we hear from our next caller please. >> caller: my name is commissioner mcdonald . i am advocating for the low market rate and also the parks and recreation. on below-market rates, just to let you know i'm a 20 year retired army veteran and also a disabled. i've been living in san francisco for at least seven years n

good morning, chair mar and supervisors. my name is michael lupet, and i live in the mission district. i'm part of the h.i.v. advocacy network. i'm a member of the h.i.v. caucus and board member of the harvey milk democratic fund. i'm calling to support the overdose prevention sites in san francisco. and i'm so happy to see many of you here and present. and thank you so much for the advocates. in 2017, i had the opportunity to visit h-17 in copenhagen, denmark. it was, at the time, the largest consumption site on the planet, i believe. a few things that i learned how copenhagen dealt with some of the crises, including overdose syringe disposal and the quality of living for neighborhoods there is that it had a positive impact, and this is cost-effective. and the morning that i visited, they had actually saved an overdose. so overdose consumption sites do triage people into services, but they also provide upper level quality of care for people who are active users. i'm calling to emphasize that overdose prevention sites exist

thank you supervisor mar for meeting this. as a mission high school grad i'm here to advocate for veterans for the low market rate as well as free access to san francisco parks and recreation. mental health and housing are twoof the many issues veterans face . we have approximately around 23,000 veterans residing in the city and county of san francisco. we want to do more to support this community. they are the backbone of many businesses and many things here in the city. i urge the supervisors to act on veterans issues, work together with the veterans affairs commission along with others as well to servethose who serve andthank you so much, have a good night .>> clerk: thank you for your service. operations , may we hear from our next caller please. >> caller: my name is commissioner mcdonald . i am advocating for the low market rate and also the parks and recreation. on below-market rates, just to let you know i'm a 20 year retired army veteran and also a disabled. i've been living in san francisco for at least seven years n

supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you, president walton. i would like to be added as co-sponsor and want to thank supervisor stefani for bringing this forward and, of course, thank the family of grandpa for their courage in fighting for justice for grandpa veatch and also playing a central role in organizing to stop aaip hate here in san francisco. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor mar. >> supervisor haney: i also want to thank supervisor stefani and the family and ask to be added as a co-sponsor. thank you. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor haney. >> supervisor safai: thank you, mr. president. i, too, would like to be added to supervisor self-ny and the family for all their courage and thank you for prioritizing this. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor safai. >> supervisor melgar: i would like to be added as a co-sponsor as well, thank you. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor melgar. supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president walton. i just want to thank my colleagues for adding their n

solo unos cuantos minutos más de acuerdo salvavidas la mujer no identificada aparentemente entro al marque había pasado la mujeres la mujer, la oscuridadla posible de tiburones raymond mesa para telemundo 48 los invitados de una boda se quedaron con las ganas de bailar y comer pastel porque el matrimonio solo duró tres minutos así como lo oye la mujer al salir de la ceremonia se tropezó y el hombre la insultó la indignada esposa quiero la disolución de ese matrimonio existe el pensaba que el otro personaje de halloween (nombre extranjero) fue tierna lo vamos a porque se equivocó allí esta este hombre revivió a este personaje para regalar abrazos esto causó revuelo el hombre detrás de la máscara pensó que era lo que la gente necesitaba después de un año bastante difícil lo que en pantalla aparece ahora es una decoración de halloween terminó enojando algunos vecinos es de un vecindario en new jersey yo me quedo con (nombre extranjero) terquedad abrazos fue una cara amable literalmente le dio la cara amable vamos a la pausa >>> advierten sobre una estafa que podría costarle la vida cómo es

los hombres lloraban y se tiraban al nado, se tiraban y yo veÍa cuando el mar se lo tragaba. en la orilla de la playa, los migrantes huyen en un intento por evitar ser detenidos. la abogada catherine rochford es defensora legal de muchos de estos casos. rochford: pueden ser procesados en la corte federal y puede conllevar una sentencia de 4 o 20 aÑos de cÁrcel. navarro: en embarcaciones como estas agencias federales han interceptado mÁs de 2500 personas desde que comenzÓ la pandemia. son muchos los que logran burlar la seguridad de ingresar a tierra boricua, pero al llegar tras una aparente victoria, algunos son vÍctimas de los traficantes. marÍa: secuestraban a la persona, la cogÍa. habÍa gente en los montes. navarro: marÍa no tiene familiares en puerto rico. sus amigos pagaron por su liberaciÓn. el precio de su rescate ella prefiriÓ mantenerlo en secreto. limpio casas, fue mesera en un bar y ahora arregla el cabello a domicilio. entre la bachata y el dominÓ, asÍ viven los dominicanos en barrio obrero de san juan, puerto rico. en esta colonia aÑoran lo que dejaron atrÁs. >>

man, mars military government has started releasing political prisoners. the amnesty grant freedom to those who took part in the anti qu, demonstrations in april. but most of the civilian leaders of the pose, the government, including santucci, are still detained. the harding has this report the. b cheers erupt as families are about to be reunited for the 1st time in months. these political prisoners scan the crowd, looking for their loved ones outside this prison and yang on me in march. when they finally find them, tears of joy. thousands of reunions like this are expected to take place in the coming days after me and mars qu leaders issued an amnesty for some 5600 political prisoners most were arrested in february, as the military deposed the elective government. others were detained months later, during anti q protest. my sister was arrested after some one reported her for publishing books. they ordered 50 books from her and arrested her with police vehicles and military trucks. i hope that she gets released soon. she has 2 kids at home, i want her hom

we will have a follow-up conversation supervisor mar and haney.end to have this conversation to getan update on how quickly removing . i've been engaging with mister adams and their departments because the intention is to really see as many of these acquisitions as quickly as we can. that makes sense for the city cause we don't want to miss this window of opportunity so i appreciate your support. we will, i'm very excited about this opportunity. thank you for all the colors fromthe district . supporters of the city parking program for calling in and supporting this and all the neighborsand others that are interested . we will do everything we can to work in terms ofprioritizing local and neighbors that need to help most .but we also have to think about this in a citywide perspective. with that mister chair like to make a motion to send this item to the full boardwith positive recommendations . >> chair: let's take a roll callvote please . [roll call vote] >> clerk: 3 aye. >> chair: congratulations, we appreciate your work. with that we moved to it

feriado a pesar que las autoridades han dado el visto bueno de que uno puede regresar a la playa al maro que el daño pudo ser el resultado de un ancla que desplazo y causó una ruptura en el ducto una investigación determinará si fue así y quién pagará por los daños >> reportando desde los Ángeles al raimon meza telemundo huerta y ocho >> el volcán cumbre vieja el ice a la palma españa continúa lanzando lava después de tres semanas de su erupción inicial continúa la deriva sin saber cuándo terminara la pesadilla ya se cuentan más de 1000 edificios destruidos incluyendo ranchos y hogares el turismo el aislada bien se ha visto afectado aún más después de que la pandemia evitará que los visitantes llegan a la isla >> vamos a pasar con mi compañero ismael castro y el panorama más actualizado de las temperaturas cuéntame >> bueno flavio disfrutamos de un martes bastante fresco muy despejado las perlas agradables esta toma en vivo desde el golden gate está el cielo libre de humo seguimos colabora calidad del aire y en términos de las temperaturas muy frescas 61 san francisco 66 hacia san josé

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commissioner mar? mar absent.e item has approval on its first reading. >> chair mandelman: thank you. please call item 7. >> item 7, approve san francisco's program of projects for the 2022 regional transportation improvement program. that is an action item. >> chair mandelman: and i believe -- is here. >> good morning, commissioners. are you able to see my screen? >> yes. >> wonderful. april smith, transportation planner of the transportation authority. happy to present this item today. five-year investment plan for state transportation funds administered by the california transportation commission and updated every two years. the transportation authority approves or recommends the san francisco program and project. the board has longstanding priorities and right now -- is the highest priority for the next -- [indiscernible] they have strict requirements and cannot put it on -- to honor the commitment to the -- we're programming it to other eligible projects. there is $11.2 million available for programming with

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supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you, colleagues. just on outside boards, i'm on the commission [inaudible] so i hope to be able to report on precity college at our next opportunity. i'm also on the lafco, and supervisor chan reported very well on the recent work of lafco, and then, i'm on the abag housing committee and legislative committee. i did want to share a couple of updates on abag. updates that supervisor ronen and supervisor mandelman have referred to in our on going struggle with abag staff over the planned bay area methodology and growth projection, i did want to maybe speak a little bit more positively about plan bay area 2050 because it's an extremely important regional plan that members and the broader community have been working on. plan bay area 2050 is a comprehensive long range regional plan for the nine county bay area covering housing, economy, transportation, and the environment, and the heart of plan bay area 2050 is investments that can be implemented in the bay area at the city, county, regional, or state lev

and it was a, something that i took a on a long time to get to my low me and mar, authorities release more than 2000 antique protesters from prison across the country in june, including journalists, critical of the military government. the latest and larger amnesty comes while there's increasing pressure on the military leaders to engage with their opponents nearly 9 months after seizing power steps like this have been taken by as young this week. the rece, the likelihood of a split within the miller, is again, they do care about the insurance of international legitimacy. the former head of government, all songs to cheat who was also arrested in february is not expected to be released . many of those already set free say they were made to sign an agreement saying they won't engage in political activities in the future. a trade off many were willing to take to see their families again. leah harding al jazeera, dutch prosecutors have put every tray and people smuggler key danziger dias up the body em on their most wanted list for crimes related to his alleged smuggling ring . a d. c o p