the stories the men at san quinton have reported and produced are amazing. they have response from our listeners and this past year they won the award for community journalism from the society of professional journalists from northern california. we have made the educational component of our work. because we love sharing this knowledge and empowering diverse communities to tell their stories and because we know that with that empowerment they can do great and important work. in audio journalism and public interest journalism many of i think that is the perspective that we need to bring to kalw's educational efforts going forward and as we think about kalw's future and developing strategic relationships between the station and the district. everything that we do needs to feedback into the core mission kalw has as a community broadcast service, informing the community and letting us hear one another and engaging as citizens and human beings. i think if we start with the question, what is kalw doing for the sfusd, we will be missing a huge opportunity. and if t

not harmed, tell them you are held under the geneva convention and applies to the two comrades in san quinton i'm being held as a prisoner of war and not as anything else. i mean, i'm being treated in accordance with international codes of war, and so you shouldn't listen or believe what anyone else says i'm being treated. this is the way i'm being treated. >> sounded like her words. that's not our words or how we would say anything. it was not anything that she would be adverse to saying any way. it's merely saying what's real. >> that's really important that everybody understand that, you know, i'm an example and a warning, and because was this social security important to the sla that i return safely so people should stop acting like i'm dead, and mom should get out of her black dress. that doesn't help at all. >> it was shocking to hear patty's soft whispery voice telling her mother get out of the black dress as in i'm not dead. you shouldn't be in mourning. >> there was growans, katherine bursting into tears, we're never going to see her again, she's dead. randy would say, that's not the