the perpetrators can navigate english better and can jeopardize the situation. it is crucial. in light you. >> well said. in good evening. beverly upton with the domestic violence consortium. we have made some progress. i do not want to appear that we have not made any progress at all. but i think we are in danger of losing those good steps that we have made and some of the progress that we have achieved. in 2000, the average domestic violence homicide case for sentences go -- for san francisco was 10 women. and it was 7 for limited english proficient the victims. seven out of 10 of our victims in 2010 had this issue very as a city, we have done a very good job. our homicide rate is down by 80%. at this year, it may be even better. we may get through the year with one possible homicide and perhaps none. it would be the first time in my time here. but dealing with access issues coupled with the secure community issues have such a chilling effect on the community. secure communities is a different conversation. we are here to talk about language access. one of the issues facing

what does it matter which sin you perpetrate. i'm not afraid to die. i'm not afraid to be dead. i've made my peace with god. i'm trying to do the best i can to live in this world with what time i have left whether it be next year or 100 years, who knows, you know? >> these two rooms are for

then taking the perpetrator out of the home. one day, we realized that trauma is affecting all of our children. whether we have to remove a child for life preservation, it still produces, for the child. we started taking the perpetrator out of the home and leaving the child and a home. even to the point where it is a we still take the perpetrator out of the home and move the mother to a relative's home. we keep the child with the family unit, as opposed to isolating the child. things that we learned. somehow, we could not figure it out in the beginning. we finally got there. it came from a suggestion from one of our other model courts. we go back to those jurisdictions and share the information. i would suggest that each jurisdiction should charge on domestic violence and figure out ways to address that as well. we talked about a lot of the court rooms across the city. juvenile justice, child protection, divorce, or child support. we focus on providing services for parents. i would agree that even though my charge is to provide

many journalists were skeptical and speculated that al qaeda may have been the perpetrator. >> right now, we have no doubt that eta is responsible for these attacks. >> if eta was to blame, that would have benefited the prime minister, jose maria asner. of the elections for just a few days away and the conservatives were presented themselves as the only bloc against the terrorist groups. if eta blew up the trains, which they hope that spain would elect the conservatives and not the socialists that they painted as lackadaisical and uninspired. but then the police arrested several moroccans and a video appeared in which islamists claim responsibility for the attacks. it was clear that the murders were not members of the eta. asner and the conservatives played -- paid a political price. he lost the elections. long after his defeat, he insisted eta was behind the attacks. >> i cannot seriously believe that the masterminds behind these attacks lived in for a way deserts'. >> pilar thought it was cynical to try to score political points by blaming the attacks on eta while they were morning

the video is released to the media to help find the perpetrator. the perpetrator's style of attack, watching it on the news. >> when i observed the video and saw him choking the old lady from behind, the elderly woman, i realized that it was very similar. >> this guy got out of prison on may 7th, i believe, from an attack that this detective had put him away for in 2002 in the same area in brooklyn, same kind of attack on apparently two muggings of two women, one of whom i talked to who was still terrified and it had been since 2002. so it had been six years. still terrified, completely terrified. >> lillian france makes it out of the elevator with only minor physical injuries. but like a lot of the other victims he attacked, she's robbed of a lot more than just money. >> she was vibrant, full of life, really, truly the head of the family. before, we did not look at her as an elderly person. she was just our aunt. and now she's totally dependent for everything. >> seeing lillian france attacked so viciously tugs on the heartstrings of many who saw

. >> the hunt for a perpetrator is floundering. >> there's a growing sense of urgency. >> narrator: it was growing into one of the largest fbi cases ever. thousands of interviews, dozens of agents, millions of dollars. the white house continued to pressure fbi director robert mueller for answers. >> we met every day, and that was a subject that was a daily subject for months and months. >> you can imagine, the director of the fbi, bob mueller, comes in each time with a set number of things he plans to brief the president. and much to poor bob mueller's chagrin, president bush or the vice-president would say to bob, "so, how are we doing on the anthrax case?" and you could see poor bob mueller's shoulder's slump. he's like, "we're working on it." >> months go by. the case doesn't get immediately resolved because this is a stone-cold whodunit, and so the pressure starts to mount from outside. >> narrator: then, a columnist at "the new york times" entered the fray. >> "i think i know who sent out the anthrax last fall. he is an american insider, a man working in the military bio- weapons

has enables us to understand the nature of the survivors and encounter with death the nature of perpetrators, moral universe and how those all -- those all interact both for individuals and for societies. it's work that began in the summer of 1953 as the book tells us when a young man -- young psychiatrist had been in the air force heard about repatriated u.s. p.o.w.s in korea of brainwashing and he conducted the first study of p.o.w.s and thought reform and those continued with persistent engagement of thought issues and that led him down the road to the first significant studies of the hiroshima survivors, of vietnam veterans, of religious cults of nazi doctors that shaped our understanding of the impact of war and atrocity and what happens to individuals and communities and nations that encounter large scale violence and death. what happens to our social contracts, how we heal or don't, where vengeance fits in. this is crucial landscape. we're talking here in new york, just days after the tenth anniversary of september 11 when these questions preoccupies more than other. robert has now wr

basically, after being questioned briefly, and the perpetrator spoke english, there were told they need to file a report. there have been a couple of instances where if the officer has been supposedly not just an english speaker, but a speaker of the language of the individual involved in the incident, we have had situations where, even if records were taken, there were inaccuracies in those reports. we have been concerned her it in one instance, i recall the alleged instrument or weapon that caused the battery was completely misstated. we have had other instances where an aspect of what occurred were not completely reported from the victim's standpoint in the reports. we really appreciate how much work is being done to want to address this issue and there is certainly good work being done in san francisco by law enforcement. we believe these recommendations are critical to move toward on and hopefully be pursued further. thank you. president mazzucco: thank you very much. next speaker. >> my name is mike. one quick comment on a topic that i have noticed -- sometimes, the officer's disc

believe so so they would like to see independent observers to observe all the atrocities being perpetrated actually by the extremists muslims and the opposition is two words that is against the regime inside syria today so it's a balance situation between both part sure dr sun and thank you very much for your thoughts there ambassador for the universal peace federation joining us live there in beirut thank you. the violence in syria that's plagued the country for nine months has recently intensified with the death toll now exceeding five thousand people according to the u.n. latest estimates but syria's ambassador to the organization has dismissed the allegations as quite incredible with some experts also questioning the source of those figures. there are definite questions on the credibility of the syrian human rights observatory particularly when it comes to the number of victims that they lead sheriff victims after the government atrocities. you can watch awful interview with a specialist on the region dr daniel must. there's also plenty of other expert opinion on syria's going on rest

the state's september 21st of september 26 are important because of that we've only the perpetrator new the first anthrax letters postmarked september 18th were still going through the mail and here's the exact message in those letters. we have this anthrax. death to america, death to israel. so then we have ever that a moment ago the october 15th letter to senator daschle was opened to the fbi rushes that letter to the fort because they have a biocontainment sweep to work on this kind of dangerous pathogens. there was immediate speculation about iraq complicity in the attacks perhaps al qaeda and bruce was in the middle of it in fact he was handling the evidence. i will let you read my book to see the details on that but there was a tremendous breach in the protocol for how the chain of custody for the evidence was supposed to be maintained and he was telling bruce anyone who would listen to him how frightening yet how spectacular this material was. what this amounts to is maximum shock and a tremendous spectacle of fear that this with the attacks were all about and certainly for bruce

there is euphemisms and said accurate language while perpetrators use the very words to justify their actions did clarity is absent. little rock is a drive by and for good is a workplace accident. three days after my son died, it was reported on the internet that stated the white house had released a statement on the little rock shooting. it was only to arkansas news outlets that they asked for one. the white house did not think there is much interest in this story otherwise. we believe the push from certain press outlets and talk review put pressure on the white house and the president's response and i terrorist attack against an abortion doctor which contrasts with the statement of the killing and wounding of american soldiers in america's heartland. the white house issued a letter and we received a personal phone call from the president. statement is's conspicuously absent from the internet. men were arrested for planning to go to yemen and join al- shabab. there were federal indictments for terrorism. the government but a somali crossing -- the perpetrators have rights in trial bu

investigators say there's been at least one case in baltimore where the perpetrators were successful.... and several other attempts that were not. . 5642 they take the name off of your friends' list. post something on your page and says you know i've been arrested or i've been mugged and now i need to either get bailed out of jail or to return home from a flight overseas 54 54some things you can do to tighten your facebook privacy settings soothe scammers can't get access to your page.and never give out pprsonal internet... without confirming the recipient. if you feel pou have been targeted... contact police. 3 police are hunting for a possible serial killer who is tracking his viitims through a popular social networking site. mara macdonald explains how two charred bodies lead detectives to backpage dot com. com. how strong is the link to this website, strong enough for chief ralph godbee to come out and sound the alarm. three of these 4 dead women advertised themselves as escorts on backpage.com.we felt it was imperative to alert the public deciding to meet unknown persons via the

these days comes september 23rd, to september 26 are important because at that point only the perpetrator knew that the first anthrax laced letters postmarked september 18 were still going through the mail. and here is the exact message in those letters appeared quote, we have this anthrax, quote, death to america, death to israel, unquote. so then we have is a fitting moment because the october october 152,001 letter to senator daschle is open. the fbi rushes that letter to fort dietrich as they have the biocontainment suites to work on this kind of dangerous pathogens. there was immediate wild speculation about iraq, complicit in the anthrax attacks, perhaps al qaeda. and bruce ivins was right in the middle. in fact, he was handling the evidence. all it should read my book to read the exact details, but there was a tremendous breach in the protocol for how the chain of custody for the evidence is supposed to be maintained. and he was telling bruce anyone who would listen to him how frightening and how spectacular this powdered material was. what this all amounts to is really maximum sho

because the perpetrators are often overseass live in the newsroom, ms, fox45 news at ten. 3 tonight, inveetigators are looking into a fire that took out two buildings in urban. urbana. investigators are calling this fire suspicious.it burned two neighborhood garages overnight. luckily fire crews arrived on scene fast enough to stop the ffre from spreading to nearby homes. no one was hurt. one person was sent to the hospital after a fire brokk out early this morning in charles village. fire crews were on the scene of the big boyz bail bonds on east 25th street just after 3 this morning. everyone was able to escape.. but a woman on the second floor had to be rescued by firefighters on a ladder.. "the woman was actually with assistance climb down the ladder to the ground, she was treated at the scene and for evaluation"shock trauma - evaluation"several homes nearby also had smoke damage. no word tonight on what sparked the fire. and this is a look at the damage to the white elk motel in elkridge after a two alarm fire ripped through the building.it started just before 9 last night on wa

they were happening and oftentimes what would have been is either if the perpetrators were arrested e there really a good of all because of precisely business interest it would be a little slower than usual and there is a couple of cases were they did stop away and another assassination in 1989 and one of the perpetrators was apprehended and two weeks later put back on a plane and deported due to run and the authorities said because of our national interest come and we will not prosecute this man. and it is because of that, more crimes are happening and and when the first case occurred when this was issued there was a 17 year lapse, there is a gathering of mementos precisely because they could get away with it because of the trade interest and business interests and because the united states never longer at -- now there has an embassy and because it was no longer president it was the begin of hope as a place for your obtuse within two and the balance of power to happen so they were a diplomatic interest and by 1992, a trade relations are at a peak and the iranians are absolutely certa

criminal acts that they have perpetrated. this is what i was told. as a humanitarian gesture, police force him, this man who works for an illegally operated beach, -- beat, as the attorney porter mentioned. it has been shown that he will violate the law. the entire beat has been illegally operated. we are not sure for how long but for some time. apparently the only people who can stop him, we need to be stopped. i should not be arrested. i am an innocent person. this is the third time they have done this to me. this is the first time they have absolutely no made up evidence to use as a cause, so they had to let me go. it took $50,000 of my money, soon to be your money, city of san francisco, but a long story short, you have had weeks to consider this. i have seen you do nothing. i should take that back. they are marching a little more tightly, but they are still committing crimes. please do your duty. thank you. president mazzucco: next speaker. with reference to a, b, c, and d. >> public comments on item number two? would you make a special exceptio

high detention rate of survivors who have called the police who were indeed the victim, but the perpetrator may be gone on arrival or may be able to top police into believing that the victim should be arrested -- may be able to talk police into believing that the victim should be arrested. this is a strategy that is used all the time in abusive relationships, particularly when the victim is an immigrant. scom keeps all that in place. it keeps silence in the community. i am afraid it has a chilling effect in all our communities. our homicide rates are down 80% regarding domestic violence, and i am so concerned this policy will stop that trend. are brought paper work for you. thank you very much. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you very much. next speaker please. >> [speaking spanish] >> good afternoon. i am representing the san francisco bay labor program. we are also here supporting this resolution. we need your support at this moment. please remember that san francisco is a sanctuary city. -- representing the san francisco day labor program. >> hi. good afternoon. my name is cesar garcia. [spe

elementary school truancy, high school drop-out rates, who will be a victim of crime and who will be a perpetrator. the letter went out to every parent in the school district. i got a call from a friend, and he said my got the letter. she freaked out. she called all the kids into the living room, held up the letter and said if you don't go to school, she is going to put you and me in jail. intended effect. [laughter] the minnesota was to do exactly what -- the point was to do exactly what was accomplished. the superintendent said you haven't been returning my calls. did you hear what the crazy d.a. said? this is a crime, and she is going to look after it. return my calls. over the initiative, which the current d.a. is continuing with the partnership of ed lee, over the last four years consecutively, we have seen a substantial decrease of truancy for that population. in fact, over 30%. [applause] and some people, some people said well, you are trying to criminalize parents. the last thing we want is for parents to be locked up. i agree. but you know the beauty of this initiative? we drew this initi

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most perpetrators never see a jail cell. that is a trend that must be reversed. >> i remember in the 1970's when police did not come for domestic violence cases. now they do. if women have confidence they will be believed, there will come forward. >> i am thrilled they did this study. it will open people's eyes and make women realize this can happen. >> the report said that sexual violence -- virginia and tennessee were among the lowest in terms of attempted rape and rape of women. alaska was one of the highest. >>>>> the major candidates are in iowa tonight, including front runner, newt gingrich, who faced a -- >> from occupy protesters. this was in iowa city. -- newt gingrich who faced protest from occupy protesters. this was in iowa city. >> maybe even 99% of you want to have an intelligent -- an intelligent discussion. >> the latest polls suggest his support may be slipping. also tonight, his chief competitor, mitt romney, stepped up his attack campaigns. in an advertisement, the ties newt gingrich to a video where he ur

then taking the perpetrator out of the home.ne day, we realized that trauma is affecting all of our children. whether we have to remove a child for life preservation, it still produces, for the child. we started taking the perpetrator out of the home and leaving the child and a home. even to the point where it is a financial burden for the family, we still take the perpetrator out of the home and move the mother to a relative's home. we keep the child with the family unit, as opposed to isolating the child. things that we learned. somehow, we could not figure it out in the beginning. it came from a suggestion from one of our other model courts. we go back to those jurisdictions and share the information. i would suggest that each jurisdiction should charge on domestic violence and figure out ways to address that as well. we talked about a lot of the court rooms across the city. juvenile justice, child protection, divorce, or child support. we focus on providing services for parents. i would agree that even though my charge is to

perpetrators speak free freely using the very words offensive to justify their actions. clarity is absent, little rock is a drive buy, fort hood is just work place violence. three days after andy died it was reported on the internet by major garrett who stated the white house had released a statement on the little rock shootings. but only to arkansas news outlets, if they asked for one. according to garrett the white house didn't think there was much interest in the story otherwise. we believe the push from certain press outlets and talk radio put pressure on a white house of the president's response on a terrorist attack against abortion doctor which starkly contrasted with the statement on the killing and wounding of american soldiers in america's heartland. the white house issued a letter of condolence, we received a personal phone call from the president. the president's press statement is absent from the white house website. two new jersey men, 14 minnesota men, arrested for planning to go to somalia, and two men in seattle planning on attacking a recruiting center

treated perpetrators in advance in any reliable way.o is make sure we reach out to all the people in the work site to make sure the work site itself does not force them over that edge. >> there's no question that mass murders are preventable. we know underlying problems are treatable since depression is such an important part of mass murder. and since depression can be treated successfully in six weeks, 85% of the time, we know that the proper therapeutic interventions can succeed. >> but could mark barton have been stopped or helped? no one will ever know. in his own words, he felt beyond hope. there is no excuse, no good reason, he wrote. i am sure no one will understand. >> for the 13 people who survived the murderous rampage, life will never be the same. some were left with extensive injuries. after the companies closed their atlanta offices, at least five survives moved away. 13 lawsuits were filed by barton's victims and families of victims saying the companies should have done more to prevent a disgruntled employee from turning v

four years since a boy it was gunned down in west baltimore and his mother is still convinced the perpetrator will be brought to justice. she is determined to confront her son's killer. >> whoever it is, i can forgive you. i am for giving you. but you still need to bring yourself forward and own up to what you did. because you have a mama, and your mama is hurting. >> this is still an active case. if you have any information, call city homicide at -- >> 3, 2, 1 -- >> what a beautiful show. as spectacular finale for a monumental occasion. thousands rain in the holiday with the lighting of the -- thousands celebrate the holiday with the lighting of the washington monument. beautifully choreographed fire works to music. if you missed our special coverage or would like to see it again, you can see videos of -- videos and more than 100 photos on our website, wbaltv.com, and you can watch the special in its entirety on wbal plus. thank you to viewers for their holiday photos. with this gorgeous christmas tree. check out the unique framing of this picture. great looking tree there, too. i that that

government, the international community and those involved in afghanistan's affairs to find the perpetrator of yesterday's attack. we want to know the real faces of those behind this attack. >> the suicide blast occurred in the heart of old kabul as hundreds celebrated the festival of ashura as the biggest religious event for shiite muslims. more than 50 died and over 160 were injured. a second nearly simultaneous blast dropped the northern city of mazar-e-sharif. analysts say the attacks may have been aimed at stirring up ethic tensions and sabotage efforts to achieve peace. >>> in the week following hillary clinton's visit, myanmar made another stride towards opening up to the outside world and promoting trade. on monday, this he reopened a checkpoint on a bridge at the border with thailand. the crossing had been closed for nearly a year and a half. we have the details. >> reporter: after one year and five months, myanmar and thai border bridge just opened today. on monday, representatives from both countries celebrated the opening of the crossing thanking them in myanmar and thailand. ho

the doctor's trick is to not dwell on the perpetrator.ow you were going to be okay? when i saw my mom and dad. when you were lost, what did you see? it was dark. there was this little light. man: we'll have fun. jan: it was... like a flicker. man: please... jan: and... i kept trying to move my hands, man: my special friend. jan: but i couldn't, because they were tied. and he had these gloves. man: we'll have fun. white, fuzzy gloves. that doesn't sound like latex gloves. gardening, maybe? porter: the room you were in, was it a house? no. it wasn't a house. man: my special friend... jan: it was cold. and it smelled. like what? like... like butter, or... or oil. boa vista: butter or oil? do you think that's... popcorn. that would explain the butter smell. and eric found popcorn stuck to candy wrappers at the chambers' house. and what about the man that was with you? man: quiet. the man... had this pet mouse. man: quiet. jan: but it wasn't like a normal mouse, it was... man: will you be my friend? it was big. do you recall anything else abou

the international community and those involved in afghanistan's affairs to find the perpetrator of yesterday's attack and we want to know the haters behind the attack. >> the suicide blast occurred in the heart of old kabul as hundreds celebrated the festival, the biggest religious event for shiite muslims. 50 died and over 160 were injured. a second simultaneousuous blast struck a northern city killing at least four and analysts say the attacks may have been aimed at stirring up ethnic tensions and sabotage efforts to achieve peace. in the week following hillary clinton's historic visit, myanmar made a stride towards opening up to the outside world and promoting trade. on monday they reopened a check point on a bridge at the border with thailand. it had been closed for nearly a year and a half and nhk world has the details. >> after one year, myanmar on the border bridge, they just opened today. >> on monday, representatives from both countries separated by gathering at the crossing linking in myanmar. home appliances and various splice stream over the bridge into myanmar. myanmar closed the

so the fact that al qaeda is perpetrating ideology and proliferating in a way in identifying the military is a prime target in a legitimate target to act in a preemptive manner is significant because it allows individuals in the united states to seek that out and understand what terry such a powerful target. >> so the trend is increasing? >> yes, sir. it's certainly persistent as we've seen and has increased since 2007. >> that would be equal -- there'd be an increasing trend as well with other radicalized islamic terrorists organizations , including all shabbat than others? would that be the same concern? >> yes, sir. >> we are all i think safely we can say we are all delighted that osama bin laden is no longer anything but room temperature, wherever that we might be. we are glad that he is not the focus or the phase of radical terrorism at this point. but in the process of locating him, approaching him in dealing with him, there are some of us that at least has some kind or answer questions about how it was carried out before an aftermath. so let me ask you, colonel sawyer. what is harm

they called for the perpetrators to be brought to justice. >> still had, have paintbrush, will travel. inspired by the views at the carriage window. millions of shoppers have headed to shops across the u.k. to tried a bag a bargain. many of them offered huge discounts after a tough trading year. >> and they are off. customers came from around the world to be first through the doors in london. they helped breaker sells records. more than 1 million pounds. >> we saved up throughout the year. >> we do not have a budget but we want to see what bargains we can get. >> 1, 2, 3, go. >> they were lined up long before dawn. some shops were several thousand strong. shopping centers reported big increases in the number people looking for a bargain. it is hard to imagine this year has seen a tough time for retailers. it has been for many. some names did not make it to christmas this year. for those that remain, prices have been slashed. for some of the season will be make or break. across the country, stores have been bribing customers with big price cuts. profit margins have been cut to the bone

. >> then why would crutchett want to perpetrate such an elaborate hoax? >> ah, that is a very good question, hastings. but eliza dunn has got her house. >> i shall be surprised if she finds she has more than a 6-months' lease. [rings bell] >> so what did crutchett want? >> crutchett? >> well, simpson then, pretending to be crutchett. >> he wanted something that eliza dunn had. >> money. the australian legacy. >> he wanted a battered old tin trunk. >> the trunk? with nothing in it? but he could buy a trunk. >> no, but he did not want a new trunk, mon ami. he wanted a trunk of pedigree. a trunk of assured respectability. >> now look here, poirot. what would simpson want an old trunk for? >> to put the body in, of course. [train whistle blows] >> sent on to glasgow, guv, to a white collection there. >> but how do you know this? you have not consulted your records. >> i don't need to consult my records, guv, do i? >> what do you mean body? what body? >> is he with you? >> whose body? i mean, is there going to be bodies all over the place? >> hastings. all wil