over the years to help pass clean power sf, and nancy miller and janson fried and the staff and michael campbell and barbara hale and ed harrington and all last week 7k7kbqwas gr timing for the clean power and he timed his departure for that and i was happy to see it join together, and just to see that clean power sf would be just another one of the major achievements that ed harrington had over the course of his many -- several decades here in san francisco was very significant. that but also want to make sure you get the recognition that you greatly deserve for shepherding this through the last couple of years and i think it's really remarkable that we got the eight to three vote to get that level, that threshold for it to pass and i want to thank you for that effort because i really felt -- really inspired with the vote last week. i was really emotional about it and it was a landmark decision we made as a board. for some reason it seemed like a whisper but it's not. it's going to be dramatic change for the city and something to be proud of. it will need all of our work to be successful and i

first for ed harrington general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission and michael campbell and director for the san francisco public utilities commission. >> well, thank you very much and we have two resolutions of accommodation to two very important individuals and ed harrington being the first one and so much has been said about ed harrington that i don't know if we need to add to all the numerous things that have rightly said about him. i doubt that ed harrington is watching the lafco meeting. i am sure one of the benefits that he was looking forward to when he retired he no longer had to come to these meetings accident but in the event he is watching. >> >> we want to thank ed harrington for his work and we have a resolution before the commission honoring him. the second item and just as important is to honor mike campbell who has taken time i think he might be technically on vacation or personal time, so i apologize. it is not our intent to honor you by forcing you to take personal time to actually come to a lafco meeting, but mike campbell resolution is one that i thi

. >> michael pitts campbell has worked at pelican bay since 1988.s spent the past five years manning one of the shu's control booths. >> what have we got right now 48 inmates in here i'm responsible for keep them protected from one another. i'm responsible for keeping the staff protected from the inmates. if i open the wrong door at the wrong time, staff or inmates can be injured and that is -- becomes all my fault. i cannot blame anybody else. >> to prevent bloodshed, gang activity must be strictly monitored and documented by every correctional officer at pelican bay. one of the most notorious inmates serving time in the shu is raul leon, a reputed leader of the mexican mafia. >> whatever it is lockup, the violence or the madness to murder, that's just -- you grow up in that, so this prison has never affected me like that i don't think it ever will. i'm strong willed when it comes to that. >> leon has been locked up in the shu for more than 15 years. >> there is a lot of guys here that prison life is hard for them, period, and then to be stuck in s

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campbell is scheduled to meet with japanese officials to discuss bilateral cooperation on situations in east asia. >>> we interviewed a prominent british analyst on how he sees japan/china relations at the moment. professor michael clarke is director general at the royal united services institute for defense and security studies. >> for european, we understand the issue, i think, of the islands. we understand the delicacy of the issue. but it is a problem that can be similar disputes all around the world, and they will flare up from time to time. the most important thing from tokyo's point of view is not to allow too many precedents to be set on either side, which lock both powers, both beijing and tokyo, into positions from which they cannot retreat. we are modern powers in the world. there are many powers in the world which really are not modern. china is a great 20th century power. it's not really a 21st century power. and so those of us who are post-modern century societies, who live in very 21st century ways in the world, have got to share our ideas about the legitimate and most effective use of hard and soft power, of robust diplomacy, but legitimate diplomacy. again, in the post-modern world, what we're l

campbell's. >>> a parole board in connecticut will decide later today if michael skakel should be let out of prison the cousin of the kennedys. as "48 hours" correspondent troy roberts reports skakel still insists they convicted the wrong man. >> reporter: ten years ago michael skakel was found guilty and sentenced to 20 years to life for the 1975 murder of his neighbor, 15-year-old martha moxley. >> today what i've been doing for 27 years i'm praying that i can find justice for martha. you know this whole thing was about martha. >> reporter: now 52-year-old skakel is up for parole and even though he continues to maintain his innocence the mocks lie family believes the right man is behind bars. >> we knew michael had done this. >> you don't think there's any doubt? >> absolutely no doubt. >> reporter: in october 1975, michael skakel and martha moxley were both 15-year-old neighbors living in greenwich, connecticut. moxley was last seen leaving for a halloween party with skakel. her body was found on tlaun of her home the next morning. beaten to death with a golf club police say belonged to the skak

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