close as we talk to the man who in two thousand and seventeen was the head of russia's civil monitoring commission the prisoners rights watch and russia they are monitoring the conditions in which the mates all across russia are kept and he has told me that they had tried to alert the authorities before. the civil monitoring commission received information that there had been cases of physical abuse against inmates we visited that penitentiary facility and found four inmates who had bruises on their legs and buttocks the civil monitoring commission is not in a position to collect video evidence or hand it over to other entities so we notified the prosecutor's office of the facts we found the yaroslavl regions investigative committee found no grounds to open a criminal investigation. now after the video has leaked the criminal case is. the latest is that six people all allegedly connected to the incident have been detained with a report saying that in seventeen employees of the jail had been suspended from the duty and all the materials computers documents are being checked by the investigators. li

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the mental welfare commission monitors psychiatric hospitals. but didn't hear the allegations we've heard from patients. we told them what we found. they say they're concerned and will follow up as necessary. the restraint experts we spoke to haven't been inside carseview. this very much seems reflective of an institution in crisis that needs to look at the culture and address the fact that force appears to be getting overused. if you were giving them marks for good practice, what mark would you give them? that's a difficult one, really. if you were saying "poor, good, excellent, very good" or whatever, i mean, i would certainly put this at the poor end, if not even abusive. professor tyrer goes further. "abuse" is a slightly overused term, but i think it'sjustified. what really concerns me, if it persisted, this unit, it would represent a continuing scandal in mental health care. so should it be closed down? i think it should be closed down. we asked nhs tayside if carseview should be shut down. they didn't answer that or any of the detailed po

of the justice system let's just go with that the bill creates the first ever independent commission to monitor this conduct prosecutors the reason why many innocent new yorkers go to prison and as a journalist i have important questions like what is a prosecutor there are lawyers and you can distinguish them from the other the lawyers because they're the biggest on law and order s v u. and prosecutors will do anything for that guilty verdict even break the law. breaking the law in the name of john stance so prosecutors have been known to repeatedly with or hide exonerating evidence or disregarded confessions of guilt from an entirely different person and ignore were credible verifiable alibis and d.n.a. evidence as you know justice is blind deaf doesn't hear conflicting evidence and. another prosecutor from new york glenn it was actually one of the few fired for misconduct after altering police notes in a murder trial but thirteen months after five cases were overturned because of his illegal actions could rock hasn't been charged with a single crime not fraud not tampering with government rec

we are being monitored by the police commission. we have tailored clients, which you have heard mentioned about tonight. the same consulting firm that was working with u.s. d.o.j. and working with us. the question is, there is an m.o.u. with the state department of justice. when this first came to be, it sort of -- it was one of the first efforts to serve the authority of the police commission. many of our opinions was unanimously voted down. we were not fully advised and so we have taken a look at this and obviously, we as a commission belief and transparency -- transparency and accountability. if there is another agency that can help us, we are more than willing to do it. we had concerns about the ability of the d.o.j. to monitor these changes. they have a subject matter expertise. the d.o.j., all those folks we dealt with through that process where professionals and you had sub- jacked matter expertise. they were high ranking member is a major police departments. either recently retired or active. they were working with the commu

the vote attracted a high turnout of 70% and was monitored by international observers. the electoral commissioning it still needs time to count all the votes. at least fifteen people have died in an attack on a government building in the city of jalalabad in afghanistan. gunmen set off several explosives and stormed the compound. afghan special forces were able to secure the building after a 6—hour siege. the chief of malaysia's civil aviation authority has quit after a report into the missing malaysia airlines flight mh370 found failures by air traffic control. azharuddin abdul rahman said the official report, which was released on monday, highlighted lapses by controllers and that he was resigning "with regret". thailand has asked britain to extradite its former prime minister, yingluck shinawatra. she fled the country last august to avoid being jailed over a rice subsidy scheme that ran up billions of dollars in losses. she has denied wrongdoing and said the trial was politically motivated. france's government has won a confidence vote over the scandal surrounding an aide to president emmanu

. >> the security and exchange commission which mob monitors potential abuses says currently penaltiesnduct and at present, the sanction is simply akin to asking someone to put the cookies back in the cookie jar. >> in tonight's money matters, the biggest insider stock trading case ever. >> investment banker dennis levine collected $12.5 million in illegal profits by gaining advanced knowledge of 54 pending takeovers. then from a phone booth, he'd call an accomplice in the bahamas who would buy stocks in the names of two dummy corporations in panama. >> it was the first time the s.e.c. has been able to nail down insider trader. somebody with a million dollar a year salary which apparently wasn't enough. >> insider trading could become wall street's watergate. >> plea bargaining is now under way with dennis levine. authorities might be able to develop a list of new suspects. >> we start the investigation, and once his lawyer advised him that his interest to cooperate, he would give you the information. to him, it was just another deal. >> i think the judge made it clear that he would ha

monitoring events with you and of course with the somber in in lahore of course monitoring what happens from the election commission once all those votes have been counted for the moment kemal thank you. all of the top stories that suicide attackers have hit the southern syrian city of near the border with jordan according to the government at least thirty eight people have died dozens have been injured let's join stephanie decker who's in the occupied golan heights what more do we know firstly about the blast and also we saw clashes on the ground on choose day and the fallout of. the syrian jet i mean what more can you tell us about that impact as well. i'll start with sway does you mention it's north of journeys about one hundred kilometers from here it's under government control it is a majority druze area as most of the golan heights and we understand there were multiple attempts one suicide bomber managed to detonate himself in a marketplace as you mentioned at least thirty eight killed mostly civilians from what we understand and according to syrian state media two other attackers potential suicide attackers

to continue with the monitoring for one year past the project completion date during the start-up, commissioning and the close down phases. this is very important because the dam needs to be monitored during the initial filling which would go beyond the construction end date, depending on the weather. and it's also important to have u.r.s. as the engineers of record to perform this work. so there will be sufficient funds to cover amendment 5 as part of the project. so this shows you the breakdown of how the work has been spread out. and so we're currently in -- working on stage 4, engineering service. so previously approved budget is $28.5 million and with this $2.4 million it brings us to $30.9 million. >> commissioner koppel: where do the resource comes from? >> from the original project budget. so that was already planned for. and with this i hope -- yeah, supervisor cohen and the supervisor fewer and supervisor stefani will increase it by $2.4 million and complete the duration by 13 months. >> super cohen: thank you very much. and we're hear -- >> supervisor cohen: we will hear more on this.

pakistan is that internally leave set up these watchdog bodies which are monitoring elections and you know ethiopian election commission of pakistan lots of have tremendous amount of resources go to the border you know building up its transparent system so that elections don't get contested but people who watch elections and legislative watch watchdogs like buildout are now does have been you know kind of claiming that this is just there's a huge lack of transparency and there's an unfairness which is kind of bending towards one particular party which is p.d.i. and that very depressing because again even after last election we have seen from there that claims of rigging of rigging and that have brought the whole system to a standstill immediately after the election and this time i think even before it's not the polling day everything it is what has gone on before actually the polling process started with accountability has been very limited to one particular party of course corruption issues in all developing countries but this has been just been targeting one particular party and not across the board so huge issues ab

- recently last year retired from working 34 years for the human rights commission and contract compliance and contract monitoring division. over this 34 years i looked very carefully at the words and straight off, i'm sorry to say, i have to disagree with you supervisors. project labour agreement, ok? s.f.o. is a project. we will do the water bond measure and

- recently last year retired from working 34 years for the human rights commission and contract compliance and contract monitoring division. over this 34 years i looked very carefully at the words and straight off, i'm sorry to say, i have to disagree with you supervisors. project labour agreement, ok? s.f.o. is a project. we will do the water bond measure and we will do the sewer bond measure. this is a blanket -- i don't see the word project. this does not apply. it is unfair. i would ask our supervisors to look carefully at that is what we could be subject to a lawsuit and also carefully looking -- creating a broken ladder rather than creating a bridge for success. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. >> hello my name is tyler. i'm part of abc north cal. i'm in the electrical apprenticeship. it is a state and federally recognized apprenticeship. if this san francisco project labour agreement is passed, apprentices like myself will not be able to work on this county and local projects due to the language in section five that was specifically excluding us. we strongly urge you to not pass the p.l.a., to allow all

commission. in 2011, it moved over to contract monitoring division. i sit on the advisory committee.'m by no means an expert. we have c.m.d. staff here that can probably answer very specific questions about the ordinance, but can i give you an overview about what it's like to be an l.b.e. want to skip forward to what i found was interesting. one of the purposes of the 14b program is that the public has an interest in focusing a vibrant network of businesses in san francisco. and san francisco believed we could accomplish this goal by assuring that small and micro businesses can compete for projects on a level playing field. i think it's interesting that san francisco owned the first business incubator program. it was this. again, i wanted to quickly talk about just the ecosystem. i also want to mention that there is turn within this ecosystem. for example, the cathedral hill hospital, which is being built is being built and they were at one point an l.b.e. so there is constant turn of companies coming in and out of the system. the 14b program in my opinion is really a good greenhouse

. >> the solution to having courts be monitoring this problem is to have a non-partisan independent commissione process neutral or at least if it's done right it can. there's examples of that around the country. perhaps the one most visible is california. that came along. >> we want to make sure you vote yes on proposition 11. you are already in? that's good. >> what california did is they created a commission staffed with ordinary citizens who go through this rigorous selection process. it's five democrats, five republicans and four independents. citizens can submit maps in california. all of the proceedings are broadcast. >> five yeses, no nos. from the republicans, four yeses, one no. >> to pass a map in california, you have to have approval from democrats, approval from republicans and approval from independents. what that has done is it fostered negotiation. the only way you get your job done is you compromise. >> democrats and republicans are now working together for the good of the people. that's what it's about. >> what it has resulted in are maps in california that are fairer. democra

monitoring team has said pakistan's election campaign showed a lack of equality and wasn't a level playing field for all parties concerned now the announcement comes after pakistan's election commission officially declared him drunk on the winner of the country's election in lung cancer. paul whose are celebrating the victory but results show that his spark is something a leaky party who failed to win an outright majority and need to form a coalition to govern so far iran can sparty has one hundred and fourteen seats are out of to sixty nine with counting nearly complete his nearest rival sharbat sharif from the governing pakistan muslim league in sixty three seats. a chorus for a new me congress is covering the spikes on the elections for us and joins me now from the capital islamabad official results are now in iran can has been declared the winner of the election what is the opposition saying will it accept the result . well last night they were still saying that they were thinking of mobilizing the masses and taking to the streets but today things have calmed down i mean me parties that when now probably opposition parties are meeting here in islamabad they'll let us nato tonight

the first since the ousting of longtime ruler robert mugabe the election commission insists its process is being overseen by monitors but that hasn't abated fears of vote rigging and fraud. has more from harare. the role of the police and army cheering elections in zimbabwe has always been controversial officers who will be working on polling day vote early here they are queuing to costly votes five years ago opposition parties are concerned that this time postal voting is being done inside police stations and some offices will be intimidated into voting for the rulings on the party. mood in sync with that in that seemed to me brilliant and still does so we could cause from this early is mainly in the morning by or phish shows with screaming we're isn't. about what they're seeing has really tried to make them do. a spokesman from the independent electoral commission initially told state media no voting was taking place later a senior police officer confirmed some of them are that confusion helps explain why some opposition leaders doubt the credibility of election organizers the police say the opposition allegations

monitoring team has described pakistan's election week as showing a lack of equality that meant political parties did not compete on a level playing field you know what came after pakistan's election commission declared a man can't p.t.i. party the winner but although it won the most seats the p.d.i. failed to win outright majority and must now seek coalition partners to form a government. supporters of pakistan's cricketer turned politician imran khan celebrating what many at least a few years ago had thought impossible an election victory for a turnaround matched only in prominence and impact by this the when he secured as pakistani cricket captain against england in the one nine hundred ninety two world cup. with a reputation as a celebrity playboy con long struggle to be taken seriously in politics after founding his p.t.i. party in the one nine hundred ninety s. for years he failed to translate his personal fame into votes. the breakthrough came in two thousand and thirteen when the p.t.i. became the third largest party in the national assembly a surgeon support partly down to young urban voters wanting change that desire just as palpable now. the population is almost two hundred one mi

monitoring team has described pakistan's election of showing a lack of quality. political parties did not compete on a level playing field. the announcement came after the commission declared the pti party the winner. although, it won most seats, the pti phil to an end outright majority. >> supporters of pakistan's politician celebrating what many had thought impossible. a turnaround matched only in prominence and impact. the window is secured as pakistani cricket captain against england in the 1992 world cup. with a reputation as a celebrity playboy, he struggled to be taken seriously in politics after landing his party in the 1990's. for years, he failed to translate his personal fame" -- into votes. the breakthrough came in 19 93, when the particular party group was designated. >> pakistan'n's population iss almost to the one million currently and almost 60% of the people live below the poverty line. the lives of these people need to change. we need the lives of four people to change. >> therere will be change in the cocountry. we are satisfied with him becausee he is a relatively new leader and hasas a fresh appppr. i am hoping he will bring pakistan forward.

monitoring and we chose. to report what kind of modus operandi the opposition. over as far as their plans for agitation are concerned but the election commission of pakistan is saying that this was their fate in election the president of pakistan has gradually security forces as the. mission for conducting a fair and free election according to the gulf i mean we'll leave it come all of course continue the situation with you through the day thanks a lot let's bring in. the director of the. university. good to have you with us on the program i mean those preliminary results do suggest a swing away from the traditional two party system or a vote for change but what is the vote for change for what are people actually voting for in the selection exactly this is the question which everyone should be asking because. all the elections there was lots of defections and switching the party. for imran khan so people who were accused of corruption who were accused of mismanagement who was accused of traditional qualities politics they joined in large numbers in run party so there are question marks about this change but of course this is the new thing is a new leader a leader w

commission announced it was investigating. you cannot comment specifically but what about how it monitors the decrees? >> without saying anything about the particular matter with the self-critical examination when this came to light we started a task force to deal with potential changes. >> how do you enforce those? >> how we write them and enforce them you have to get the company committed to doing what it needs to do and also in terms to monitor properly. >> writing the orders is important and enforcing is important. >> and if i can quickly add we all taken force meant of order seriously. i note when chairman simon his previous didn't he is achieved and obtained a significant penalty we will continue with that to correct violations of our orders. >> we will ask one quick question mutually agreed-upon. i will touch on an issue with advertisements that are good mom -- target the senior population we have seen or heard the lawsuit advertisements that claim certain medication may have complications during the advertisement also that they may at times be misleading or fraudulent with potential physical h

monitored. (vicki) earlier this evening we spoke with doctor roger mortimer... from the national cave rescue commission he spoke with us about the challenges the rescuers are facing. (vicki) we have posted the entire interview with doctor roger mortimer on our website at kron four dot com as well as the latest information on the cave rescue... (ken) in the east bay... the homelessness crisis is becoming a challenge for people living in recreational vehicles. they don't know where they can legally park... one group has already been evicted from a parking lot in the berkeley marina. the community moved back to this location after the city forced them to leave here a couple of months ago. the city of berkeley says the group is running the risk of being cited or towed... similar problems they faced... while being parked at h-s lordships resturant.

weapons purposes and experiments, but it has to be declared and monitored and subject to approval of the executive body of the joint commission. that was not implemented at all and clearly there was equipment covered by this. that was agreed also that the icbm is part of the deal you cannot segregate that. what do you put on that? other than a nuclear weapon? so the united states agreed the development would be a trigger so how you deploy those sanctions was not mapped out. so in my view it was a tragedy not to finish this negotiation or fix the deal. but it is what it is and president trump and his advisers decided it was more important to confront iran now and reapply those sanctions rather than have a fix that pushes the problem off. i will admit that. the strategy of this fix was that essentially you could enforce it and then put down the marker and then do nothing for six or eight years and just a in place and then to get the message as a future point with your enrichment program all hell will break loose then that would trigger them to negotiate or not do it. so the administration decided or president trump decided they

she is a youth monitor and celebrates her birthdays with events that include planting trees, cleaning up the beach and working on urban farms. the commission the department work every day to change behavior to address our growing climate crisis, and there you are, gwynn, every day on the front lines being the change. we need more people like you in our departments, volunteer, and internships program, as well as in the world at large. i understand you are moving to portland for grad school. it's our loss, but we are happy to see you seeking this higher education. as a small token of appreciation from the department and the commission on the environment, we are very excited and thrilled to present you with the san francisco commission on the environment environmental service award for your partnership and your commitment to sustainability and environmental protection in san francisco. would you like to say a few words? [applause] >> thank you so much, commissioners, and director, for the honor. i really appreciate it. i just wanted to say the reason i volunteered at the department for so many years has to do with the people at the department

both properties are being monitored regularly by inspectors, and for next steps, form 3 alteration permit application 2015-1463876 is currently before this commission. this file permit seems to be a comprehensive permit outlining existing as built and proposed conditions. if the permit is approved and issued, a start of work inspection will be scheduled for review and direction for the project team. a senior building inspector will be -- will assist the district inspector for additional oversight at the start of work inspection, the framing inspection, and again, at the final inspection. thank you and i'm available for any questions you may have. >> president hillis: all right. thank you. is that all for the presentation? perfect. so we'll open this up for public comment. >> clerk: project sponsor should have five minutes. >> president hillis: project sponsor? oh, i'm sorry. project sponsor. you're the project sponsor? >> yes. >> president hillis: okay. go ahead. you've got five minutes. >> thank you. todd mavis. project sponsor and part owners. my partner and i are 20-plus year residents of san francisco. we bought 214 states street in december of

monitoring team has described pakistan's election week showing quote a lack of a quality that meant that political parties did not compete on a level playing field the announcement came after pakistan's election commission declared imran khan's p.t.i. party the winner but although it won most of the seats the p.p.i. failed to win an outright majority and must now seek coalition partners to form a government. supporters of pakistan's cricketer turned politician imran khan celebrating what many at least a few years ago had thought impossible an election victory for a turnaround matched only in prominence and impact by this the when he secured us pakistani cricket captain against england in the one nine hundred ninety two world cup. with a reputation as a celebrity playboy column long struggle to be taken seriously in politics after founding his p.t.i. party in the one nine hundred ninety s. for years he failed to translate his personal fame into votes. the breakthrough came in two thousand and thirteen when the p.t.i. became a third largest party in the national assembly the surge and support partly down to young urban voters wanting change that desire just is palpable now. population is almost two hundre