in light of the new mou what is your plan regarding the value of the detainees afghans and third country nationals to ensure these individuals wilt not pose a threat to the united states in the future? >> i will defer to dr. miller in a moment. should there be a disagreement with the afghans, should there be an intention expressed to release one of the detainees, ultimately that they control, we express our desire that they not -- they will give it favorable consideration if in fact they continue to desire to release that detainee that question will go to a bilateral commission. the chair on the u.s. side and the chair on the afghan side of the bilateral commission is commander of isf and the minister of defense where we will have the conversation whether that individual should be released or not. i believe we will ultimately be able to resolve this to our benefit within the bilateral commission if they don't take our initial desire to be their decision ultimately. with respect to the third country nationals that remains to be determined. we have not yet addressed that and we will do tha

in 2007, the fbi circulated nationally a new standard mou. in all fairness to the san francisco police department, i fully expected that they gave this to sfpd and said sign on the dotted line. we only find out because of the public sector records request be filed last year. initially we were told it along to the fbi. these provisions were gone. they went from local control, local oversight, local policy, state civil rights protections to wiping them under the agreement completely and in its place are a series of provisions in the 2007 mou that says only federal policy is applied. there is a clause in there that says the sfpd officers working the jttf cannot even speak to their own supervisors without the permission of the fbi, much less our civilian oversight system. the informant policies -- and there is a huge problem around that nationally. informal policies are the fbi's. those protections have been stripped. san francisco stood up for this in the past. we need to stand up for it again. well the brought this issue to the police departmen

in height of the new m -- in light of the new mou, what is your plan regarding the handling of high-value detainees to insure that these individuals will not pose a threat to the united states in the future? >> and i'll defer to dr. miller here in a moment. but should there be a disagreement with the afghans, should there be an intention expressed to release one of the detainees, ultimately, that they control, we express our desire that they not, they will give it favorable consideration. if, in fact, they continue to desire to release that detainee, that question will then go into a bilateral commission which has been established within that memorandum of understanding. the chair on the u.s. side and the chair on the afghan side of the bilateral commission is commander of isaf and the minister of defense where we will have the conversation, ultimately, about whether that individual should be released or not. so i believe we will, ultimately, be able to resolve this to our benefit within the bilateral commission if they don't take our initial desire to be their decision ultimately. with r

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new 1021. in my opinion, it is a vast improvement over the previous 1021 i had to endure with. hopefully, this mou, whichever way it goes, will benefit the union. hopefully, the union will continue to improve itself. we have to be optimistic in the future, even though, according to my interpretation, the union sometimes cooperates with the employer to often. it is kind of like the nfl situation, where you need a commissioner to put down the hammer on people that obstruct justice. the last thing i have to say it is -- who is the next coach sean peyton? chairperson farrell: thank you. next speaker. >> gabriel holland, san francisco but the coordinator for 1021. i want to thank the city for bringing this to your city. i hope you support it. our union supports it. as gus feldman mentioned earlier, deskilling captures part of the picture. to go more global, it is about valuing the work of people of color. that is why these classifications years ago had a raise. we had a comparative for the study and found those positions were underfunded because the were primarily women and people of color. 80% to 90%

fully support the mou signed in december between the united nations and government of iraq, and it includes commitments from the iraqi government for the safety and security of the new camp where the relocation is taking place. as you know, there were 397 residents relocated on february 18th. there were complications but it was peaceful. there was no violence. the safety so far has been protected. we are watching that very closely. we continue to work on our review of the mek's designation as a foreign terrorist organization in accordance with the d.c. circuit's decision and applicable law. i would note that not every resident relocated to what used to be camp liberty, is now camp horia. the structure and history dictate we take a serious look at each individual, not prejudge member or that person's presence there. once again, the u.n. hcr process will be expedited. so no government has raised the fto issue with the department of state as a bar to receiving individuals. we're going to continue to work to ensure safety and we think we have a good plan. i would say, congressman, given the ongoing efforts to relocate residents mek in the successful and peaceful closure

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family today, it's this: our government hasn't caught up with a new facts of american family life families have changed so why can't washington? mou fact, is working. nearly 65% of all mothers are working. part-time, full-time all the time. keeping the family together. making ends meet, making america more prosperous. working mothers need affordable day care and the today that they deserve to often they can't get either. >>> malcolm fbi director robert mueller discusses the fbi budget request before the senate appropriations subcommittee. the request, $8.2 billion, is 1.4% increase over last year. robert mueller warned against additional budget cuts that could be in opposed to the sequestration process. this is about one hour and 15 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. the appropriations committee will come to order. today we are engaging in a conversation with our director of the fbi, the federal bureau of investigation's with a director mueller. this will be a two-part hearing. one will be here in open and public session and then because of the sensitivity of the issues and budget involved, for the fbis fight against the global