the prisoners provide with the poa, power of attorney, and he transmits that money withholding or spending to his wife, his girlfriend, his family, his buddies, his organization, in some cases it's the plo. in some cases it's another terror cell. and where is this money coming from? the pa. is constantly in the red, and it draws this money from donor countries such as the united states. this constitutes approximately four to $7 million a month, and about 6% of the entire palestinian economy. and it's a prioritized amount of money. that means if they get $1 million in the bank and they have starving kids on the one hand, they will pay the prisoners of salaries first and they will take care of the starving kids later. it's a priority. they have their own ministry, the palestinian ministry of prisoners who voted to overseeing and executing this program. and they have a quasigovernmental or decision called the prisoners club that make sure that if anyone tries to allocate money in a way that will circumvent the obligation to pay the prisoner, this prisoners club will agitate within the palesti

i will be named president as the president of the poa. i want to come tonight and publically thank the members for getting involved and i want to let the commission that i want to work with all of you for the betterment of the san francisco police department. i can be reached pretty much 24/7. i found out that my phone goes off all hours of the night now that i'm president. so i know there is going to be issues that we disagree on and i want to pledge that i will maintain a healthy and open dialogue with this commission so we can best serve the members of the san francisco police department who are serving our community. so, that was my only reason for an appearing here tonight. thank you for your time. >> i want to say welcome and thank you and we look forward to working with you and it's actually somebody we are familiar with and we've worked with before. just congratulations to you in your new position. >> commissioner chan. >> welcome. thanks for your service of the leadership. i assume we are invited to the swearing in. when and wher

the people's liberation army conducted in southern china last year and offered his analysis here the poa has been given a new task. to be able to conduct a short sharp war to destroy japanese forces in the east china sea. baldwin can play only be expected. a seizure this conference or even the southern regions. chinese forces have been training to improve their ability to land on taiwan. fennell say there's now a working harder in other areas. he highlighted two exercises the conduct of last year troops trained to block us access to chinese coast and bomber crews flew their first drills off the philippines the japanese government maintains the same cuckoo islands are an inherent part of japan's territory in terms of history in the international law. it says there's no territorial issue to the results japanese troops are gearing up to defend their country's remote islands personnel will soon belong to an amphibious brigade have been taking part in a landing trail with us marines. hundreds of members of japan's ground self defense forces are training in california. they practice landing in

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another bond being considered for a replacement jail, that would sit where the current mcdonalds and poa buildings sit at 6th and brian. >> and yeah, the courts are a state-funded function. and so that is what the state right now. >> yeah. >> okay. so, yeah, it was then supervisor chiu who asked me the question of the civilianization and so thank you to the department, it sounds like you guys are all working together on that. >> and we can add a slide for the board of supervisors presentation if that is something. >> right, we are still in the process. we have a lot of offers and backgrounds out and so you know, come the budget hearing time we will have completed our hiring process, for the civilianization. and we would comment that the mayor, would like to keep this, you know, the number of the employees, flat and we are sort of unusual in that we are hiring the officers, but, what the mayor is concerned about is hiring too many new hires even though the city is doing well because this happened in about 2008 when we hired a lot of people and then we crashed. and then, so, it has spiked

not only must we are poa test, when the florida legislature reconvenes march 3, there must be a massdemonstration, last action, also mass registration, to get your jurors reregistration pool boycott, get more people involved than just this district. >> this is a man who probably will spend the rest of his life in prison. what didn't happen, and why is this -- is this verdict in your opinion, i'm not putting words in your mouth but is it an insult to you? >> it is insulting and what's stunning again is he shot four times trying to kill who was in the car. he didn't only attempt to kill them, he killed one. was not charged with killing him. so i can't give you a good answer john because i'm really confounded. and i'm struggling against feeling becoming cynical but i believe in our justice system but it must work. it did not work in this case. that's why a retrial to me is important. it really is. >> do you think americans in this country don't believe the justice system works for them? >> of course it doesn't. two and a half million are in prison, half of them are african american, sto

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