the money has yet to reach most of the oche needs. he wonders why he risk his life fighting in the jungle. now he is struggling to survive as a farmer. promises that he would be given land and a proper house haven't been kept. >> i'm worried that former fighters have to live like this. a in your and much bigger conflict has to start bigger than before the peace deal. many are disappointed peace did not give me us what we expected for. >> many former combatants are struggling, and, the peace deal was seen as an international success story and ability to resolve other conflicts around the world. ten months along many are wondering how much longer before an armed conflict will start again? government officials are building new offices and luxurious houses, government officials in jakarta are worried about allegations of corruption. >> yes, what we are worried about is the lack of accountability of the got in oche, maybe this government needs to learn a lot like how to run a government for example. >> the former leadership dplits wrongdoi

his point when you do your reports is it something that can be done on a muntly basis or say x amount och months we can give to show we are moving better into the going forward on this and we are- >> we can give the lean cycle amounts built out on the order abatements, as far as the outstanding neats i don't think we can track that. we would have to go through avenue wn. if he wants compliance of what is happening with we have tolook to make sure and look at the permit. >> you have to look and say that is correct >> we can take a example maybe 10 or 20 cases. >> you have ideas on this? i want to wrap this up. >> i appreciate the time. [inaudible] are the pts which requested from director hui that showed all that data and there were 10 thousand records in excell so if is easily summarized and you can see whether the fees are collected or not. there isn't a need to do sampling extract or report is easily run and somebody needs to do manip ylthz in excell and summarize it and it is just right there. >> right. okay. closing on that point, inspectorhension. >> as a result of the grand jury rep

one och the offers i make to all young people that finish a summers work is anyone that apply for a job now anywhere you want and want a chance and want a reference from the chief of police, i will give you one. and i'm accountable to that. i'm not saying it will get you the job, but it shouldn't hurt. but for sure i have written down and taken a ton of notes, we would love to keep this going and take it city wide, so one of the things that is suggested by other groupicize to have ambassadors around the city that already have [inaudible] i would love to commission this group as ambassadors to convene the forums and get the bbq and community engagement going on all around town and use you as point paired with cops so that again, we can just do the whole friends thing and get better connections. i tell you, really impressive and thank you and to president loftus and chairal and theoand everybody es, better than anybody would have imagined and we were hoping for a lot so, great. >> thank you, chief. >> i just wanted to thank you for doing what you are doing. one of the things that one of t

number och cases undrb advicement are 4. number of cases abated are 7 twampt code in enforcement performed is 159. cases referred to the [inaudible] were 2. other thereisologist graphs attached to give you a outlook for the past year for these complaints. thank you. >> thank you deputy. >> any public comnlt on the directors report items 8 a-d? >> my name is jerry dratler. my first comment is that historically notice of violation is a problem specifically the time required to clear them. my suggestion on the directors report will be that the revenue section would show the neb of nov's out standing this year versus the same period last year. also the number of nov's over 12 munts olds so we can see if there is progress made. secondly, with respect to the revenue that is required it be collected for nov's that run beyond the normal abatement period, i would like to see nat revenue broken out separately this year versus last year. it speak tooz chairman mccarthys point of view that progress is made but you can't see it and if it

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number och cases undrb advicement are 4. number of cases abated are 7 twampt code in enforcement performed is 159. cases referred to the [inaudible] were 2. other thereisologist graphs attached to give you a outlook for the past year for these complaints. thank you. >> thank you deputy. >> any public comnlt on the directors report items 8 a-d? >> my name is jerry dratler. my first comment is that historically notice of violation is a problem specifically the time required to clear them. my suggestion on the directors report will be that the revenue section would show the neb of nov's out standing this year versus the same period last year. also the number of nov's over 12 munts olds so we can see if there is progress made. secondly, with respect to the revenue that is required it be collected for nov's that run beyond the normal abatement period, i would like to see nat revenue broken out separately this year versus last year. it speak tooz chairman mccarthys point of view that progress is made but you can't see it and if it

10 years maxines served on the board of directors on the league of women voters of sichb vavariety och roles. maxine sunchs as the cochair for the league and spear heads local ballot measures and [inaudible] have there best interest of all san franciscans at heart. i know first hand the work that the league of women voters has done in the western addition where they hold wegural forums and give opportunity for neighborhood folk tooz really understand the ballot initiatives and who is running and what their views are so i know within the knhunty community i work in we are appreciative and thank you for maxine andertion so we thank maxine for her work in educating and supporting community and making sure everyone knows what their voting rights are and keep offering those opportunities, so, maxine. >> i just want to saw say thank you so much. i'm all most speechless, which for me is very unusual. i was sitting there listening to everything that faith has done, had done in her life and i'm like, why am i up here? i can just tell you what i believe. i didn't spend as many years as faith wit

about 90 -water hookups are affected by the bacteria, och e. coli can lead to stomach or eldest of powerful 6-point-0 magnitude earthquake struck the napa area. it hit at 3-20 -in the morning. on august 24, 20-14. however. it was not until first light, that people could really see the damage. today, the city of napa marked the first anniversary with a kron 4's charles clifford talked to those who attended today's event. the left and in the community gathered a deterrent to last year's devastating. --to remember set we were out in one of the hardest-hit neighborhoods and the entire community-bonded together cooking meals for each other and it was really awesome >> pam :that 6.0 earthquake in napa struck eight- miles underground.. that same day. geologists looked for cracks in the ground. where the earthquake might have reached the surface. large ruptures were found in roads. fields. and driveways. a week after the quake. geologists noticed that the ground was still shifting. >>:ops some places that really had not crack much at all during the ear

step vaessen, al jazeera, oche. >> quick reminder you can keep up with all the news on our website. there it is, the address, aljazeera.com that's aljazeera.com. >> on "america tonight": echoes of the watts riots still heard 50 years later. >> six days of rioting in a negro section of los angeles. >> the frustrations are really the same. >> just the same. >> "america tonight's" joie chen with an in depth look at race relations in america and what i.t. means today. >>> also tonight, restored relations. the u.s. restored its relations with cuba after more than 50 years but many will never forget the dark days when they had to leave behind everything they knew for a frsh start in fresh start for america. >> it was pretty rushed. i had a glimpse back at my mother and she was waving good-bye. >> i'm lisa fletcher, sitting in for joie chen. two countries highlighted with 5 decades of silence between them. secretary of state john kerry called it a day for pushing aside old barriers and exploring new possibilities. but more than 50 years of bitter memories of exile and bitter relations, mor

number och cases undrb advicement are 4. number of cases abated are 7 twampt code in enforcement performed is 159. cases referred to the [inaudible] were 2. other thereisologist graphs attached to give you a outlook for the past year for these complaints. thank you. >> thank you deputy. >> any public comnlt on the directors report items 8 a-d? >> my name is jerry dratler. my first comment is that historically notice of violation is a problem specifically the time required to clear them. my suggestion on the directors report will be that the revenue section would show the neb of nov's out standing this year versus the same period last year. also the number of nov's over 12 munts olds so we can see if there is progress made. secondly, with respect to the revenue that is required it be collected for nov's that run beyond the normal abatement period, i would like to see nat revenue broken out separately this year versus last year. it speak tooz chairman mccarthys point of view that progress is made but you can't see it and if it

you are in the 6th year och a [inaudible] market here. i don't know when it will end but it will end sometime in the next couple years. i have full confident in the cio and executive director to hire the right people. you are too far alaupg in the process and have to get it done. it is mistake to screw around with this anymore, gelt it done. i would go so far-i know people in the world and they are hiring good people. i would say-as i said before, this is the best time to put your money into hedge funds. i don't want to get into a discussion about market timing, but with long term bonds there is no better place to put your money than a hedge fund and i'm not a big fan of hedge fund. the only session suggestion i would make is tell them to prioritize the list so you move 10 percent if you get this rolling. the global capital markets are really fraught with danger. they dodged a huge bullet in 2011 and 12 in europe when the spanish and italian bond yields [inaudible] you got something analogous to that in china now. who knows if you will do

mercy does intend or hope toog begin construction of the project in spring och next year and the development team must submit early outreach and marketing plan within a month of construction commencement. construction is anticipated to wrap up in the fall of 2017 and resident move ins begin that summer. with that that concludes my presentation. [inaudible] the south of market childcare and mayors office of housing and community development. from mercy we have [inaudible] director of real estate development. william hoe, the senior project manager. sister patsy harny, a resident services coordinator. [inaudible] we have bruce who presented earlier. cahill contractors we have guy, [inaudible] south of market chile care center we have [inaudible] the exectev director and [inaudible] their coo. from the mayors office of housing and community development we have maria [inaudible] just in case there are questions about how the lease of block 6 is going. lastly, we have peter heartman who is the chair of the transbay cac here. >> do we have any speaker cards? >> anyone who would like to speak on it

mercy does intend or hope toog begin construction of the project in spring och next year and the development team must submit early outreach and marketing plan within a month of construction commencement. construction is anticipated to wrap up in the fall of 2017 and resident move ins begin that summer. with that that concludes my presentation. [inaudible] the south of market childcare and mayors office of housing and community development. from mercy we have [inaudible] director of real estate development. william hoe, the senior project manager. sister patsy harny, a resident services coordinator. [inaudible] we have bruce who presented earlier. cahill contractors we have guy, [inaudible] south of market chile care center we have [inaudible] the exectev director and [inaudible] their coo. from the mayors office of housing and community development we have maria [inaudible] just in case there are questions about how the lease of block 6 is going. lastly, we have peter heartman who is the chair of the transbay cac here. >> do we have any speaker cards? >> anyone who would like to speak on it

process or guidance for this, the ad hoc determination by the deapartment is improper and violation och the property owners due process and creates a lot of disgruments and misunderstandings and problems you will hear about and this could have been avoided if the department brought this forward to the property owners attention through a proper process with proper guidance on how these things are dealt with. what we ask at this point is commission suspend enforcement of the order. without proper guidelines for impitation and have public comment and adopt things in place like berkeley [inaudible] so we konet have the problems in the future. thank you. >> questions that i can address, i'm happy to do that. >> the department-7 minutes >> good mornings [inaudible] chief housing inspector. the notice of determination of benefits is based on the provision provided by state law and in drafting the department of building inspection did take the counsel and the attorney and the document itself i think speak frz itself regardsing issues that the property owners attorney addressed and specifically

cuomo said he wants to establish a statewide registry of buildings with cooling towers and a system och regular inspections. >> we know where the cooling towers are. we know they're inspected. we set up a protocol for how long they're inspected. leaving it to the authorities and the owners haven't worked. >> ten people have died since the outbreak started in the south bronx last month. >>> one year ago today, a police officer in ferguson, missouri, shot and killed an unarmed teenager. today people gathered to make sure nobody ever forgets. >> father, touch the whole family. let them know they're not alone. in jesus mighty name we pray, amen. >> a rally gathered near the location where an unarmed 18-year-old michael brown was fatally shot by officer darren wilson. stuffed animals and prayers replacing the violence that filled the street after the shooting. demonstrations here in new york city as well. the nypd says there were multiple arrests outside the bar clays center in brooklyn. people silently laid on the ground for four and a half minutes. this symbolized the four and a half hours

it has appeared in "the new york times" magazine york magazine you och "the new yorker" and "harper's bazaar" and on this american life from the mid-90s your 2,000 rare the subject ever stories range from drug cartel and her five -- tour first book published 2005 just like us follows girl surmise going to college to show the personal side of american immigration law. her current book "soldier girls" also looks at what american women face when they go to combat she'd details lies of three women from deployment and back home again. how did you choose a subject and how did you find the women that you profiled? >> it is wonderful to be back in texas. when i was beginning this project started with a question that dictated to i chose to write about. the question on my mind did not have to do with being a favorite it -- a female soldier or a woman in the military but i do that many veterans struggled after a deployment to settle back into their lives at home and i was wondering what the struggle was about provide thought i wanted to understand it better and if many of us could understand tha

number och cases undrb advicement are 4. number of cases abated are 7 twampt code in enforcement performed is 159. cases referred to the [inaudible] were 2. other thereisologist graphs attached to give you a outlook for the past year for these complaints. thank you. >> thank you deputy. >> any public comnlt on the directors report items 8 a-d? >> my name is jerry dratler. my first comment is that historically notice of violation is a problem specifically the time required to clear them. my suggestion on the directors report will be that the revenue section would show the neb of nov's out standing this year versus the same period last year. also the number of nov's over 12 munts olds so we can see if there is progress made. secondly, with respect to the revenue that is required it be collected for nov's that run beyond the normal abatement period, i would like to see nat revenue broken out separately this year versus last year. it speak tooz chairman mccarthys point of view that progress is made but you can't see it and if it

one och the offers i make to all young people that finish a summers work is anyone that apply for a job now anywhere you want and want a chance and want a reference from the chief of police, i will give you one. and i'm accountable to that. i'm not saying it will get you the job, but it shouldn't hurt. but for sure i have written down and taken a ton of notes, we would love to keep this going and take it city wide, so one of the things that is suggested by other groupicize to have ambassadors around the city that already have [inaudible] i would love to commission this group as ambassadors to convene the forums and

you are in the 6th year och a [inaudible] market here. it will end but it will end sometime in the next couple years. i have full confident in the cio and executive director to hire the right people. you are too far alaupg in the process and have to get it done. it is mistake to screw around with this anymore, gelt it done. i would go so far-i know people in the world and they are hiring good people. i would say-as i said before, this is the best time to put your money into hedge funds. i don't want to get into a discussion about market timing, but with long term bonds there is no better place to put your money than a hedge fund and i'm not a big fan of hedge fund. the only session suggestion i would make is tell them to prioritize the list so you move 10 percent if you get this rolling. the global capital markets are really fraught with danger. they dodged a huge bullet in 2011 and 12 in europe when the spanish and italian bond yields [inaudible] you got something analogous to that in china now. who knows if you will dodge another bullet

of the public hearing the department of elections will tabulate the ballots and report to the board och supervisors. member thofz public may view the ballot tabulation by the department of election on basement level of city hall in room 59. the board of supervisor will neither levy the assessment or apruchb the establish. of inkistricate is there is mu jrt protest. without objection the public testimony is as follows. we first hear from speaker isupport of assessment 2 minutes mac. then hear from speakers in opposition to be assessment district 2 minutes max per person. during a hearing a property owner wishing to change their vote or not yet voted may speak with department of election staff at a table outside the board chambers. they will provide with a affidavit and ballots. after the hearing closes the ballots will be countsed. at this time i would like to recognize supervisor kim >> thank you president breed. also want to recognize many individuals that worked on developing and creating the new xhinety district in district 6. i think our district has the most cbd. this is a new and

of the public hearing the department of elections will tabulate the ballots and report to the board och supervisors. member thofz public may view the ballot tabulation by the department of election on basement level of city hall in room 59. the board of supervisor will neither levy the assessment or apruchb the establish. of inkistricate is there is mu jrt protest. without objection the public testimony is as follows. we first hear from speaker isupport of assessment 2 minutes mac. then hear from speakers in opposition to be assessment district 2 minutes max per person. during a hearing a property owner wishing to change their vote or not yet voted may speak with department of election staff at a table outside the board chambers. they will provide with a affidavit and ballots. after the hearing closes the ballots will be countsed. at this time i would like to recognize supervisor kim >> thank you president breed. also want to recognize many individuals that worked on developing and creating the new xhinety district in district 6. i think our district has the most cbd. this is a new and

you are in the 6th year och a [inaudible] market here. i don't know when it will end but it will end sometime in the next couple years. i have full confident in the cio and executive director to hire the right people. you are too far alaupg in the process and have to get it done. it is mistake to screw around with this anymore, gelt it done. i would go so far-i know people in the world and they are hiring good people. i would say-as i said before, this is the best time to put your money into hedge funds. i don't want to get into a discussion about market timing, but with long term bonds there is no better place to put your money than a hedge fund and i'm not a big fan of hedge fund. the only session suggestion i would make is tell them to prioritize the list so you move 10 percent if you get this rolling. the global capital markets are really fraught with danger. they dodged a huge bullet in 2011 and 12 in europe when the spanish and italian bond yields [inaudible] you got something analogous to that in china now. who knows if you will do

started out as a aggregate district agency over the last several decades it has done a good job i think och representing the state more evenly. it has also done a good job of trying to address californias major issues in a thoughtful and methodical and balanced way. it is the tradition to have the president of the board alter nailt between northern and southern california. the current term the president is john colman from east bay mud and in the next term it would naturally fall to southern california. kathleen has been active in aqua since 2008. she is from cock monga water agency and my experience of her is she is thoughtful and approachable and very effective. she has spent the last term as vice president and will be the nominee for president of the coming year, so i think her presidency would be very positive and it would be my pleasure to move our support of her for that position. >> i'll second that motion. um, any other discussion, comments? any public comments? all those in favor of the resolution? >> aye. >> all those opposed? the motion carries. any other commission business? mov

let me stop myself -- this is a picture, i'm told, och vester l. flanagan, the former employee of wdbj. this is the picture of the man they do want to speak with and to be very careful, they're not calling this man a suspect yet but they are pursuing him. and this is the license plate that authorities have and this is the car they're pursuing, they're looking into? >> this is the only person it seems police have identified as somebody they are looking for. they earlier said they had a name and a license plate number. the key in this case, of course, was that image that you showed, that image captured on the camera. we know that there was a photographer who was out there this morning, adam ward, who was doing this live shot for the morning show. he was rolling on the reporter who was in the middle of an interview with vicki gardner from the chamber of commerce. he is shot first, he continues to roll. the camera drops but it does record that image that could be key to solving this case. you pointed out this happened live on air this morning, not only

request the chief of police to accept a donation och mego former poloty machine nob nub for use at the police academy valued at approximately 6 thousand dollars. >> ladies and gentlemen, when the department receives or gives in excess of a certain amount, which i believe is 50 dollars, it comes upon the police commission to approve the acceptance of those gifts. in your packets should be information about this donation [inaudible] it is something he plan tooz donate to had academy. chief [inaudible] do you have anything you want to add? >> good evening vice president therman and commission. [inaudible] i would like it add anything that promotes to the helths and well being of the officers allowing them to be healthy and at work and provide the services to the community is a benefit for the department and request you approve this gift to the department. >> colleagues are there questions? >> will the chief be doing pulotys or maybe yoga? >> colleagues this item is on our consent calendar and there are no questions. all in favor of accepting this gift? any opposed? any abstentions. the ac

mercy does intend or hope toog begin construction of the project in spring och next year and the development team must submit early outreach and marketing plan within a month of construction commencement. construction is anticipated to wrap up in the fall of 2017 and resident move ins begin that summer. with that that concludes my presentation. [inaudible] the south of market childcare and mayors office of housing and community development. from mercy we have [inaudible] director of real estate development. william hoe, the senior project manager. sister patsy harny, a resident services coordinator. [inaudible] we have bruce who presented earlier. cahill contractors we have guy, [inaudible] south of market chile care center we have [inaudible] the exectev director and [inaudible] their coo. from the mayors office of housing and community development we have maria [inaudible] just in case there are questions about how the lease of block 6 is going. lastly, we have peter heartman who is the chair of the transbay cac here. >> do we have any speaker cards? >> anyone who would like to speak on it

mercy does intend or hope toog begin construction of the project in spring och next year and the development team must submit early outreach and marketing plan within a month of construction commencement. construction is anticipated to wrap up in the fall of 2017 and resident move ins begin that summer. with that that concludes my presentation. [inaudible] the south of market childcare and mayors office of housing and community development. from mercy we have [inaudible] director of real estate development. william hoe, the senior project manager. sister patsy harny, a resident services coordinator. [inaudible] we have bruce who presented earlier. cahill contractors we have guy, [inaudible] south of market chile care center we have [inaudible] the exectev director and [inaudible] their coo. from the mayors office of housing and community development we have maria [inaudible] just in case there are questions about how the lease of block 6 is going. lastly, we have peter heartman who is the chair of the transbay cac here. >> do we have any speaker cards? >> anyone who would like to speak on it

mercy does intend or hope toog begin construction of the project in spring och next year and the development team must submit early outreach and marketing plan within a month of construction commencement. construction is anticipated to wrap up in the fall of 2017 and resident move ins begin that summer. with that that concludes my presentation. [inaudible] the south of market childcare and mayors office of housing and community development. from mercy we have [inaudible] director of real estate development. william hoe, the senior project manager. sister patsy harny, a resident services coordinator. [inaudible] we have bruce who presented earlier. cahill contractors we have guy, [inaudible] south of market chile care center we have [inaudible] the exectev director and [inaudible] their coo. from the mayors office of housing and community development we have maria [inaudible] just in case there are questions about how the lease of block 6 is going. lastly, we have peter heartman who is the chair of the transbay cac here. >> do we have any speaker cards? >> anyone who would like to speak on it

of the public hearing the department of elections will tabulate the ballots and report to the board och supervisors. member thofz public may view the ballot tabulation by the department of election on basement level of city hall in room 59. the board of supervisor will neither levy the assessment or apruchb the establish. of inkistricate is there is mu jrt protest. without objection the public testimony is as follows. we first hear from speaker isupport of assessment 2 minutes mac. then hear from speakers in opposition to be assessment district 2 minutes max per person. during a hearing a property owner wishing to change their vote or not yet voted may speak with department of election staff at a table outside the board chambers. they will provide with a affidavit and ballots. after the hearing closes the ballots will be countsed. at this time i would like to recognize supervisor kim >> thank you president breed. also want to recognize many individuals that worked on developing and creating the new xhinety district in district 6. i think our district has the most cbd. this is a new and

started out as a aggregate district agency over the last several decades it has done a good job i think och representing the state more evenly. it has also done a good job of trying to address californias major issues in a thoughtful and methodical and balanced way. it is the tradition to have the president of the board alter nailt between northern and southern california. the current term the president is john colman from east bay mud and in the next term it would naturally fall to southern california. kathleen has been active in aqua since 2008. she is from cock monga water agency and my experience of her is she is thoughtful and approachable and very effective. she has spent the last term as vice president and will be the nominee for president of the coming year, so i think her presidency would be very positive and it would be my pleasure to move our support of her for that position. >> i'll second that motion. um, any other discussion, comments? any public comments? all those in favor of the resolution? >> aye. >> all those opposed? the motion carries. any other commission business? mov

we'll read into record the text och the resolution.al of 54 miles in protest of african american disinfrancechisement. marf 2015 marks the 50 ansversery of sell vuto montgomery manch tooz the catalyst of the voting rights act and where as the voteic raths act prohibited discrim nutor requirements and practices which disinfrancechised african americans voter squz where as ihistorclal literary tests pole taxes and other uses were used to exlose native americans african americans [inaudible] rooted in jim crow law jz bar african americans from voting. the intended effects of these laws continue today and where as, approximately 6 million american citizens are unable to vote because of a past criminal conviction. 4.4 million citizens live work and raise families in the communities mptd flaen percent of african american men have lost their right to vote which is 7 timeathize national average. where as in california a citizens voting right sp suspended in state prison or county jail service sentence or under penal code sex 1107 h or on parol

one och the offers i make to all young people that finish a summers work is anyone that apply for a job now anywhere you want and want a chance and want a reference from the chief of police, i will give you one. and i'm accountable to that. i'm not saying it will get you the job, but it shouldn't hurt. but for sure i have written down and taken a ton of notes, we would love to keep this going and take it city wide, so one of the things that is suggested by other groupicize to have ambassadors around the city that already have [inaudible] i would love to commission this group as ambassadors to convene the forums and get the bbq and community engagement going on all around town and use you as point paired with cops so that again, we can just do the whole friends thing and get better connections. i tell you, really impressive and thank you and to president loftus and chairal and theoand everybody es, better than anybody would have imagined and we were hoping for a lot so, great. >> thank you, chief. >> i just wanted to thank you for doing what you are doing. one of the things that one of t