that recriminalization sets a perfect stage to understand why sfpd isn't a institution building for a healthy future for san francisco, but one that will accelerate towards punish and jail. when we hear those words coming out of someone saying he wants to build a safe san francisco i can't believe he is thinking about the well being of those impacted. so, as many people said we know real safety is actually stable housing, strong community, access to loved wub, education, quality helths care and services. and we have seen example after example of violence from law enforcement this year and so it is-ime implor you to question why you would consider givering tw 3 more million dollars to san francisco police department. people have already said for a number of things in the racist and home phobic text messages and people getting thrown out of wheelchair, and gladiator fighting. as people demonstrated earlier today for agenda item one shows you can't prioritize these things at the same time. investing 25 million dollars towards the pd means you are not prioritizing people who came >> [inau

them go to the site of a sinking on the boat yesterday when many of them broke down in tears in recrimination of themselves. they accused the got of having done too little to rescue their loved ones as the ferry was sinking and it's a situation that really did hit the whole country very hard and continues to even one year on. >> reporter: on april the 16th last year south korea was confronted with these painful images. a passenger ferry filled with schoolchildren sinking off the southern coast. a mobile phone picture hurts even more. those children between laughter and fear, obeying instructions to stay put as the sewall sank. she believes her daughter is still there. >> how can we go back to a normal life? we know where they are. how can we live without finding our kids and husbands? the government has to help us. >> this has been a daily commute for park and her husband demanding president park gun hei maintain her promises to raze the wreck. some recovering the remains of their loved ones. others finding answers. there has been criminal proses accusesprosecutorsprosecutions of the boat's c

a devastating cyberattack and months of recriminations followed.e movie may have found its way into the most isolated country on earth. this man has been studying the wind droekz south korea for -- direction to south korea for weeks. he's sending dollar bills and political leaflets across the border. he hoped north koreans would find it funny, they didn't. but he it says doesn't matter. "the regime hates the equipment," he says, "because it shows kim jong-un as a man, not a god. he cries, he's afraid like us and gets assassinated it destroys the idolization of the leader." in the dead of night, his precious cargo hidden, lee travels from his home it an area close to the border, an area south korean police and military following him do not want us to disclose. they also asked us not to film them. these propaganda balloons infuriate north korea. its military fired on similar balloon several months ago. the south fired back. seoul it says can't stop them as they're civilians, and this is freedom of speech. residents living near the border disagree. la

is he prepared for the -- not even just the possible recriminations, but also just the tremendous glare of the national spotlight that is now going to come down on him? >> i think we'll find out in the next few days. he does have an attorney, an attorney that has ties to the area. and he also, you know, there was a guy with him today, you know, just kind of making sure that he was okay. >> yeah. >> but here's a guy that cuts hair at a barbershop, ten minutes away. this is the path that he takes to work. >> a dominican immigrant, works in north charleston, and just happened upon this. was just motivated by essentially pure conscience to do this. >> and again, you hit on this in the beginning, you have to wonder, had the coverage -- initial coverage not been what it was, or had the police report not been what it was, would we have ever seen that video. >> he seems quite certain that had the video not surfaced, none of the charges that we've seen filed would have happened. >> yeah. >> craig melvin, fantastic work. thank you. >> good to see you as always. thank you. >> lots more to report f

ali sistani who called for the protection of civilians and warned against acts of revenge and recrimination or abuse. and i might digress by saying it is worth reading his 20-point code of conduct that he issued last month with regard to the fighters in the field to liberate iraq. it also means protecting the schools and hospitals and water treatment facilities and securing antiquities and libraries. these measures begin the process of reunifying iraq and building trust between the liberated communities and the government of iraq. these critical stabilization efforts were at the center of my consultations last week in baghdad, and on the first day of the meetings we heard from the iraqis about their need to plan for idp return, support ied removal and provide services and expertise to assist with stabilization efforts. on the second day, a team of experts and coalition members met with their iraqi counterparts and discussed iraqi plans in greater detail. throughout my meetings, i emphasized that iraq's stabilization efforts will be the most important signal of the intentions of the governme