international state crime initiative ronan thanks for being with us look i think a lot of people that maybe follow this story just from time to time don't quite understand the magnitude of the persecution faced by the rohingya i mean we're talking about decades here right could you go into a little bit about the waves of migration that we've seen in the seventy's the ninety's in the past couple of years from me and more into bangladesh. well we've seen 4 major waves of forced migration from me and mother bangladesh and the common denominator every time is when me and mao's military interacts with the rigging the direct result is atrocities against rohingya civilians and tens of thousands of. being sent to bangladesh during the seventy's they claimed that what they were doing was checking citizenship rights within me and ma the direct result was atrocities committed against civilians and hundreds of thousands crossed into bangladesh that was repeated again in 1992 when again 200000 drinking or thereabouts were forced into bangladesh and many of those subsequently returned but returned

aquÍ viviÓ ronan lambert la mayor parte de su vida.cara -- cama y su cuarto vacÍo que dejÓ atrÁs. su perrita peggy. su aventura terminÓ trÁgicamente su sueÑo de reunirse con su madre quedÓ frustrado, sumergido en las aguas del rÍo grande, donde intentÓ cruzar sin suerte la frontera a los estados unidos. su madre lo esperaba para esa ansiada reuniÓn familiar, casi cuatro aÑos y mera su hijo. se habÍa marchado a trabajar para enviar dinero a casa, pero la situaciÓn empeoró y ronan decidiÓ ir tras los pasos de su madre. >> no tienen idea de cuÁnto duele verlo, no poderlo abrazar. francisco: ronald perdiÓ la vida en medio de los avatares del cruce fronterizo entre mÉxico y estados unidos, dejÓ a su madre sumida en el dolor con mÁs preguntas que respuestas sobre lo que pasÓ. >> me quedaron muchas preguntas. a quiÉn se las voy a hacer? a dÓnde me siento para preguntar lo que pasÓ? francisco: ronald estuvo en colombia, donde no consiguiÓ trabajo. luego marchÓ a mÉxico con la intenciÓn de cruzar la frontera. >> el poder continuar con sus estud

ronan bergman joins us from teleaviv. fareed. >> one of the things you point out, right now israel is becoming more and more overt and antagonistic and aggressive towards iran, and you say that this is partly happening because bibi netanyahu is facing some domestic pressures at home. he has an upcoming election. and wants to show that he is very tough and that israel is in an existential struggle with iran. >> the israeli elections are coming on september 17. and if there is any consensus in israel, the consensus is that the israeli government, the israeli military and intelligence community should be taking a very tough stance and tough and aggressive actions against iran and its proxies in the area. look for it, in the coming collections, the same people who are either siding by benjamin netanyahu or objected benjamin netanyahu when he wanted to strike the iranian nuclear facilities in 2012, are now struggling or competing against him. avigdor lieberman, ehud barak, the chief of staff, all of these people were there in

international state crime initiative ronan thanks for being with us look i think a lot of people that maybe follow this story just from time to time don't quite understand the magnitude of the persecution faced by the rohingya i mean we're talking about decades here right could you go into a little bit about the waves of migration that we've seen in the seventy's the ninety's in the past couple of years from me and more into bangladesh. well we've seen 4 major waves of forced migration from me and mother bangladesh and the common denominator every time is when me and mao's military interacts with the rich the direct result is atrocities against rohingya civilians and tens of thousands of. being sent to bangladesh during the seventy's they claimed that what they were doing was checking citizenship rights within me and ma the direct result was atrocities committed against civilians and hundreds of thousands crossed into bangladesh that was repeated again in 1992 when again 200000 rating or thereabouts were forced into bangladesh and many of those subsequently returned but returned to th

international state crime initiative ronan thanks for being with us look i think a lot of people that maybe follow this story just from time to time don't quite understand the magnitude of the persecution faced by the rohingya i mean we're talking about decades here right could you go into a little bit about the waves of migration that we've seen in the seventy's the ninety's in the past couple of years from me and more into bangladesh. well we've seen 4 major waves of forced migration from me and mother bangladesh and the common denominator every time is when me and mars military interacts with the rigging the direct result is atrocities against rohingya civilians and tens of thousands of. being sent to bangladesh during the seventy's they claimed that what they were doing was checking citizenship rights within me and ma the direct result was atrocities committed against civilians and hundreds of thousands crossed into bangladesh that was repeated again in 1992 when again 200000 rating or thereabouts were forced into bangladesh and many of those subsequently returned but returned to

president, we will re-refer supervisor peskin and begin with supervisor ronan subpoena. >> thank you. today, colleagues, supervisor haney and i with others are introducing a resolution urging the department of public health to rescind their august 19 letter, notifying severely mentally ill residents at the adult residential facility that they must relocate in 60 days. last night we heard directly from the staff of the adult residential facility family members and residents that people at the facility are filled with extreme anxiety due to the displacement and that it is having a direct impact on their health. there is also concern that many severely ill and vulnerable residents will end up back on the streets once they are displaced from the facility. the resolution also states that the department of public health and the department of human resources should meet and confer with all unions connected with the connected communities and that the facility is not relocated and the facility remains open. while we introduced an ordinance last week that these stay open, despite d.p.h.s disrup

chair ronan will be here in a little while. so i'm going to go ahead and start the meeting. our clerk today is victor young, and i would like to thank jesse larsen and matthew from sfgov tv for staffing this meeting. >> completed speaker cards and copies of any documents tob included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted on today will appear on the october 1st board of supervisors' agenda unless otherwise state. >> chairman: thank you. can we call item number one. >> item one is the ord nan and the administrative code to add a preference and city affordable housing projects for tenants temporarily evicted for rehabilitation work, to provide evidence of complying with the tenants' right to reoccupy such tenant rental units. >> chairman: thank you so much. i forgot to announce we have our guest, supervisor peskin, who is here to talk about the substantial amendments for item one. i'm going to pass this over to supervisor peskin. >> thank you, supervisor walton. and i want to thank you for waiving the 30-day rule. this is a proposal to amendment the

no. >> i had another question, maybe it is to the mayor's office of housing, following chair ronan's questions around how this additional preference might -- would impact the -- our overall sort of affordable housing program, and the long wait lists we have ready for community members that don't even qualify for preferences to get into affordable housing. i had questions about how this would impact it. it looks like we might expect 100 based on the data that was presented, 100 or more temporary evictions happening per year, and a good portion of those, you know, would be able to be eligible for this new preference. how would that impact the existing preferences and the broader pull of community members that are applying for affordable housing? >> amy chung, mayor's office of housing community development, thank you, supervisor peskin for bringing forward this legislation. we currently have four preferences. the c.o.p., displaced tenant, and the neighborhood preference and the preference. most of the occupants of our affordable housing come through our portfolio through utilizing one

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. >>> la madre de ronan y su hermano estÁn enfrentando con otros obstÁculos, por quÉ estÁn teniendo problemasdo la vida en el intento. Él fue uno de ellos. es de nacionalidad venezolana y habÍa buscado una mejor vida con su padre en colombia. >>> y decide con mi mamÁ emprender esta travesÍa . Él logrÓ llegar hasta reynosa y fue el 23 de junio cuando intentÓ cruzar el rÍo grande >>> por mÁs de 50 dÍas sus familiares no tuvieron noticia d de su paradero. >>> llamamos a todas partes y dijeron que ellos no >>> en medio de la desesperaciÓn sus familiares los buscaron en diferentes morgue es y fue durle las autoridades no lograron i identificarlo. cuando su cuerpo fue encontrado a la orilla del rÍo grande cerca del parque nacional de santa ana. >>> pero los de la embajada de venezuela y estados unidos no s estÉn disponibles se ha convertido en un problema mÁs para esta familia. >>> antes de llegar las pruebas de and para lograr testificar el cuerpo. en medio de su duelo la familia estÁ cubriendo con los gastos de los trÁmites . localizaciÓn incluso el proceso de repatriaciÓn de donronald. >>> se co

of the rushed area so i am 70 sang the ideological parent body of the ruling b j p and from london ronan li visiting scholar at queen mary university of london's international state crime initiative welcome all of you to the program. if i could start with you then just give us a sense of the challenges the people there are dealing with because i know you've you've spoken to many of them and what sort of recourse do they have to address this issue that they're facing of not being on the list. ok i need today i was like in a village earlier not very far from the capital of assam go ahead of us about 50 kilometers have been some villages and i met so many people who are out of this this and there are most of them are poor people and not much educated or not you know financially all right and also there is not available information as to what next you know what it rates them so there is certainly a feel there is lot of confusion among peoples in people's mind and. you know many of them see you normally they just one thing is that some members of their family are in the list some are not so t

to leave it there thank you to all 3 of your psyche to borrow appreciate auti desha rotten exam and ronan lee thanks very much for being on inside story and thank you as always for watching remember you can see this program any time by visiting our website and is it a dot com and for further discussion you can go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter handle where it's at a.j. inside story for me hasn't taken the whole thing here by finale thanks. september on al-jazeera with the field here taking its 1st steps into democracy al-jazeera meets for diversity europeans who are reshaping the country's political landscape world leaders gather in new york for the united nations general assembly global issues are on the table and listen house dissects the world's media how they operate and the stories they cover global warming and possible solutions to climate change on the agenda at the united nations a special 2 part series explores how human activity has damaged much of the planet and cause some of the biggest

it will be dangerous and receive its mandate from the arab parties we spoke to from atika analyst ronan who thinks there will be a struggle for leadership of a coalition. netanyahu is somewhat disappointment that guns is refusing even to meet him so we are quite skeptical phase now developments and surprises will keep developing and on and show progress there's never going to be a 3rd round here 9999 percent. i think we are going for as said by those 2 leaders for a coalition unity government. everyone they think is trying to play the tough guy here who is going to be the one who will get the mandate to be the leader who will serve under whom by any poll by any position by also by this ministry by this portfolio. it's a coalition so it's a it's a negotiation psychology here that's the main thing i'm seeing here behind the scenes. 2 major attacks in afghanistan have left 50 people dead one was carried out by the taliban the other by the afghan government which missed its target more details here's a local journalist. powerful suicide bombing targeted south and zabul province this morning

quite dangerous and receive its mandate from the arab parties he spoke to diplomatic analyst in an ronan who thinks that there will be a struggle for leadership of a coalition. netanyahu is somewhat disappointment that gunns is refusing even to meet him so we are in a quite skeptical phase now there's never going to be a 3rd round here 9999 percent certain here i think we are going for as said by those 2 leaders for a coalition unity government and now everyone they think is trying to play the tough guy. who's going to be the one who will get the mandate to be the leader who will serve under whom by any by any position by also by this ministry by this portfolio in negotiation psychology here that's the main thing i'm seeing here behind the scenes. 2 major attacks in afghanistan 50 people dead almost carried out by the taliban the other by the afghan government which mistook its target more details is local journalists will turn fighting. powerful suicide bombing targeted south and zabul province this morning killing at least 20 people according to local provincial council members and tal

from the convicted pedophile and then doing everything possible to keep it secret the new yorker and ronan farrow reveal that the massachusetts institute of technology is up to its neck in epstein money after he was forced to register as a sex offender the place most of the $7.00 and a half $1000000.00 from epstein when was the mit media lab a $75000000.00 arm of every tea developed in the eighty's and almost entirely funded by private and corporate underwriters who were ultimately deciding what and who gets into the cult of big tax so how bad was the cover up of epstein's continued access to college campuses in the world of big well and e-mails obtained by the new yorker and the then director of mit media lab joy ito e-mailed peter cohen then the director of development strategies for the mit media lab to say make sure this gets accounted for as anonymous to which cohen replied geoffrey money needs to be anonymous. in another e-mail it shows that epstein coordinated with bill gates to arrange yet another donation to mit and these are just the ones we see what is to wonder how a well funde

. >> chair ronan, supervisors, my name is greg betor, and i'm, too, a member of the health board. as i've been on the board, i have noticed a fine line between mental health and mental health/behavioral health and then substance abuse. they've all been put under the same umbrella, and i feel that as we move on and progress, the term "behavior" would probably encompass, one, similar things that we're working with, and i think my colleague just said, we don't do much housing or the things you guys are dealing with, but i feel that the change in name would give us a little more flexibility in the things that we do. thank you for your consideration. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. the next speaker. >> thank you, and good afternoon. my name is iddelle wilson, and i'm a native of san francisco. i love our resourceful city, it is the most city in this world. we have the best services you can possibly get. you cannot get anywhere else. renaming our board from a board to a can commission is very important because somehow when it is a commission, it seems a little more important. i'm not

not find that problematic, but given the recent article in the "new york times" by ronan birdman, documenting how the israelis trying to drag the united states into conflict with iran, i kind of they have this is germane, this kind of conversation, and i remind you of a quote by the late senator fritz hollins in may of 2004, in which invaded toq was secure israel, and everybody knows it. that is a quote. benefit us could with your knowledge in that area. thanks a lot, and have a nice day. guest: happy to. this, again, is so, so disturbing. i do not know if this person exists, but what he has done is demonstrated the innate anti-semitism of today's democratic party. what this caller just did is bring up the harvard, anti-semitic clichÉ of dual loyalties, just like rashida tlaib did. the fact that you have alexandria ocasio-cortez, rashida tlaib, proud anti-semite in the democratic party, the face of the democratic party, supporters of the outrageous boycott, the sanction movement, with basically questioned the legitimacy of the israeli state, our closest ally in the middle east, who actually q

from leon black who runs a private equity powerhouse, but the new yorker in an article written by ronan farrell published emails showing that mit employees tried to cover up epstein's involvement. for example, then mit fund-raising official peter cohen wrote to another employee quote, jeffrey money needs to be anonymous, and quote, we will not be mentioning jeffrey's name as the impetus for this gift. peter cohen who now works at brown university has been placed on leave but the director of mit's media lab, joey ito resigned altogether and bill gates denies that jeffrey epstein had anything to do with his $2 million gift. epstein also gave millions to harvard in 2003, but that was preconviction and harvard has no plans to return the money. meantime, immigration and customs enforcement, or ice, now confirms that seven suspects, including a 16-year-old accused of the brutal death of the maryland man, are members of the ms-13 gang and 1 six of the sevn are in the u.s.n illegally. baltimore police say that back in july, the members surveilled the 21-year-old man, followed him from a laundro

chair ronan will be here in a little while. so i'm going to go ahead and start the meeting.ur clerk today is victor young, and i would like to thank jesse larsen and matthew from sfgov tv for staffing this meeting. >> completed speaker cards and copies of any documents tob included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. itec

. >> supervisor ronan. >> thank you, everyone. i have three items. the first item relates to an issue that we talked about last week. i introduced a hearing request on information related to the decision of the department of public health to close down the residential -- the adult residential facility beds at -- on the general hospital campus. today i'm introducing an ord nanordinance, and i wanted o thank supervisors haney, walton, peskin, and marr, for co-responding, that will require d.p.h. to operate 55 adult facility beds immediately, and to -- and it also requires the department of human resources to provide staff to urgently hire the staff that is necessary to operate those beds. i want to talk a little bit about this situation because i'm not sure that everyone understands the implications of what has happened based on d.p.h.'s decision to hold many of these beds empty and then shut 44 of these beds over the last year. first of all, they did this in secrecy. had i known about this a year ago, i would have put forward this legislation a year a

supervisor ronan would you like to be second on all three? thank you. colleagues? two of the amendments conflict with another, one of the amendments adds the provision with regards to specified alterations and the other strikes that language. am i missing something? the first amendment included a subsection six. not subject to 311 notice, and then the third amendment strikes that language for you to something? >> deputy city attorney john gartner. the double underline section number six in the long title. was added as an amendment in committee. that is reflected in the document supervisor amanda meant supervisor -- >> thank you for that. . >> supervisor yee: there has been amendments proposed and made motions for an seconded, all three seconded by supervisor ronen. can we take these amendments without objection? can we take this item as amended same house, same call? okay. this ordinance has passed. our first reading as amended unanimously. let's go to item 34. . item number 34, 190731, ordinance amending the planning code to change, from 18 months to three years,

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i'll ask the investigative reporter, ronan bergman. >>> al

thanks to hillary ronan, the building was given a grandfather zoning, but a lot of us massage therapists still cannot afford the establishment permit that is required of us as sole proprietors. i gave of myspace on may 1st and have not been able to find a legitimate place to work in san francisco as a massage therapist i have been offered seven locations with acupuncturists and chiropractors where i am allowed to work without this permit, off the record, and i'm not comfortable with that. i have been trying to sell my truck and my furniture. i cannot afford this very expensive permitting process. i understand that it is in place to prevent sex trafficking, which i am not, but anyways supportive of, but i am not participating in it, either. i work with and of life folks, pregnant women, people in pain, i serve a community. i have been doing this for 15 years. at the end of last year, i stopped taking new clients because i was at capacity with my business and i'm very proud of the work that i do. i would like to keep doing it and i would like to keep doing it on the record, legally, but i

with the support of supervisor ronan, if you and peskin, the guiding principles and the emergent technology working group was created in order to make recommendations for regulatory, and permitting process for those emerging technologies. i want to thank the city administrators office for overseeing this whole process, and evidence of the scope of interest, at the time, for this working group. we had 477 people rsvp to attend , 112 pages of session notes taken, and an additional 175 written comments were submitted by online surveys. and in 19 departments actually participated alone.