weeks later in early may serbs elected a new governor. the nationalist prime minister for students confronting the west over kosovo looking for another time. when the results came out in belgrade a surprising victory for pro western democrats led by president boris tadic which the democrats also reject the cost of an independence but getting serbia into the union is their priority. for the celebrations went on long into the night this results reduce tension across the board. sama in the village of but. the ruins of the houses destroyed in the war ugly reminders of what went wrong here not so long ago. but next to the new houses for the serbs who are trickling back. the cost of a government has helped build them it says it's committed to a multiethnic society where serbs are welcome. oh no more but there is a growing serb community and. and in june salvato and his family feel this ceremony they call this day spousal marking the ascension of christ in the orthodox calendar . by tradition the serbs gather at the site of a ruined orthodox chu

oh no more but there is a growing serb community and. and in june salvato and his family feel this ceremony they call this day spousal marking the ascension of christ in the orthodox calendar . by tradition the serbs gather at the site of a ruined orthodox church just as they did before the. pick goes on all day. has plenty of drink and old folk songs of courtship and love a day that boarded the together and strengthened their feelings but but is where they belong. in july news from belgrade resonated across europe the bosnian serb leader and war crimes suspect rather than carriage was courts after years in hiding this is how he disguised himself. there were protests against his arrest but they were contained maybe this was the final angry spasm of serbian nationalism. by the end of september salvo has reason to be satisfied the first crop of peppers since the serbs returned is a good one and he's been led to a car by a nearby serbian monastery giving him the freedom to drive across kosovo if he feels safe doing so. today he's going to t

the serbs are building a wall on their side of the river to further demarcate territory. all of a fan of each had been one of the most significant political figures in northern cos of for nearly two decades championing the cause of the minorities while stressing the importance of remaining poles of course of a role than rejoining serbia and its service lives in the south of you know it we are very very bad not bad. and we try to give the sex also in the form if we separate that much so we got a little bit of that if we are going to buy it he advocated very strongly for the serbian community in kosovo but all the while open for dialogue with the cos or be a new political leaders as well as murder is a tremendous loss. but evanovich is inclusive approach to cause of an albanian was not universally popular. in the months running up to his death when he was standing for office in north mature he and his family with the victims of sustained attacks his car was torched and there were threatening phone calls. we are lost but then we are in the bottom to know all going to die yea

the returning serbs are mainly old mainly men.hey've just heard that cos of those ethnic albanian. will declare independence from serbia in the coming days as they worry on what this means. bizarre as it is no matter how hard they're trying to take it away from us we're staying i haven't stolen anything from anyone this is mine and mine alone it's all i have. on the other side of the lake chad of course avails divine. is an ethnic albanian working the land a verdict of over thirty year olds a tough life because even afford to send his children to school but he believes independents will change everything if. they're both. god willing it will be soon things will change for the better and we waited one hundred years for this and that said but you patients. so how did he and his family feel about serbs coming back to the village what. they've come back to their property lines that have done something wrong will not come back and they don't come back but the ones who have returned have done nothing wrong so i'm not going to harm them

many serbs kosovo is known as serb use jerusalem the most important holy sites of the serbian orthodox church can be find within its borders in the form of mcniff isn't medieval monasteries monastery suffered a four armed attacks by a mortar grenades and r.p.g. attack and then of course be had also problems with a graffiti with isis a sign in two thousand and sixteen for armed possible brain ians were arrested in front of the monastery they had kalashnikovs and two of them proved to be connected with isis organize a neighbor definitely not interest to distance. against this background of claim and counterclaim the killing of a leading figure from one side or another takes on huge symbolic significance which may have been the reason behind event of each his day if it was inevitable that the tough to the minute some politicians in serbia accused of being aeons of being responsible the side yet the product would just be nice to look at also possibly talking but equal to this court did not get that sort of brought that on the side lost on me but i don't think it. will brutal beast it will

nato succeeded in forcing serb troops out but failed to protect civilians. now they suffered ethnic cleansing at the hands of albanians some one hundred thousand fled from costs of the province which is regarded as the spiritual home slipped out of belgrade control. if. nine years have passed it's february two thousand and eight and salva bad yak is one of the serbs who's come back to rebuild his old life in the village of berk of for salva and his wife lubyanka a new start after years of demoralising exile in southern serbia. we only got here two months ago everything was in ruins and overgrown with weeds we have to start a life from zero which is very difficult so far we haven't had any problems without enablers. for the time being. programmer. but solve those children could see no future in this ruined village and decided not to come back with him to cos about. returning serbs are mainly old mainly men. they've just heard that cos of those ethnic albanian. will declare independence from serbia in the coming days they warre on what this means. bizarre as i

don't want it to be jeopardized. >> reporter: dodik is campaigning to be elected in october as the serbs' representative in bosnia's three-person presidency. he claims that ethnic muslim bosnians in the capital, sarajevo, are encouraging the migrant influx to change the demography of the country. latest statistics from the bosnian authorities show that mt new arrivals are from syria, afghanistan, iraq, iran and pakistan. >> ( translated ): there's a surreptitious sarajevo plan that iurs ening syrians, afghans and other muslims to settle in the country over the next four, five or ten years. once that's happened, ey'll tell us that this a muslim majority country. that's the idea. that's what sarajevo is doing. >>orter: 23 years after the bosnian war finally ended, many in sarajevo still remember being hungry. ternational generosity sustained them during the two millione bosniansere displaced. among them, these seniors who brought clothes for the migrants. >> ( translated ): i know it's difficult for them. we were in the war, too, so we know how hard it can be. >> reporter: adnan tatarevic

but the controversy on the pitch would leave the serbs of aggrieved.y, that's outrageous. the swiss went for glory in the dying seconds, as he scored a dramatic win. an opportunity missed for serbia as a stunning swiss double act sealed a famous night in kaliningrad. sid mentioned that there was an adage in that match, there was an adage in that match, the two swiss goal scores could be in trouble with fifa because of their celebrations. they both have cost of an — albanian heritage, they both mimicked the double headed eagle symbol that can be seen on the albanian flag, which can be interpreted as a highly provocative political gesture against serbia, dating back to the balkan conflict 30 years ago. fifa take a very dim view of any political displays or gestures, so watch any development on that. that group d after they's matches. —— group e. they face brazil in theirfinal matches. —— group e. they face brazil in their final match, costa rica are out, so that will go down to the final round of matches. group dis to the final round of matches. group d

the 31—year—old serb, seeded 20th, has reached the last eight at roland garros for a 12th time, an openhe continues his comeback following an injury riddled past 12 months. it is important for me, especially considering the circumstances i was in the last 15 months. it is quite an achievement to get to the quarter—finals of a slam. i always try to kind of build my form in order to peak. and djokovic will be joined in the quarter—finals by the world number 72 marco checkinato, after the italian knocked out belgian eighth seed david goffin in four sets. elsewhere, dominic thiem, alexander zverev and madison keys also through to the quarters, while rafael nadal plays his last 16 match on monday butjune the 3rd is always a special day for the spaniard as paul frostick reports. rafael nadal had a day off, and he approved of the birthday recipe. alexander barrow recorded his third straight five set triumph, another ha rdfoug ht straight five set triumph, another hardfought victory. straight five set triumph, another ha rdfought victory. —— straight five set triumph, another hardfought victory

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it took him just over an hour to complete a 6—2, 6—1win and the serb has failed to reach the semi—finalsin front of the crowd that is very knowledgeable about our sport. england has a long tennis traditions so it's great to be on the court and obviously, i've struggled a little bit in the last year and struggled a little bit in the last yearand a struggled a little bit in the last year and a half with an injury that obviously has forced me to compensate my game, my technique and that has taken a little bit of confidence out of me. i'm trying to get it back and today's match was perfect. and roger federer began his last week of wimbledon preparations with a 6—3, 6—4 defeat of slovenia's aljaz bedene to reach the second round of the atp event in halle. the world number one needs a record extending 10th title at the event in order to remain world number one and assure himself of the top seeding at wimbledon starting in a fortnight‘s time. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me toolsen toolet and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. he

and it was downhill for him from there, with the serb taking the third set 6—2.d number 72 marco cecchinato next. second seed alexander zverev came through a third successive five set match to see off russia's karen khachanov. it's the first time the 21 year—old german has reached the last eight of a grand slam and he'll play austria's dominic thiem. second seed caroline wozniacki is currently in action against daria kasatkina. the dane is hoping to reach the quarter finals for only the third time in her career. but the australian open champion is struggling against the 14th seed with the first set currently in a tie break. venus and serena williams have been knocked out of the women's doubles. they lost in three sets to andreja klepac of slovenia and spain's maria jose martinez sanchez. serena is back in singles action tomorrow taking on maria sharapova. st helens have completed the line—up for rugby league's challenge cup quarterfinals. they beat holders hull fc. with the final score 25—22. craig templeton reports. so for the last challenge cup quarterfinal, ju

the 31—year—old serb, seeded 20th, has reached the last eight at roland garros for a 12th time, an opend past 12 months.

an honest politician to others an alleged war criminal who was responsible for the murder of kosovo serbstatesman oliver evanovich want does it reveal of the sectarian divide within this ten year old country and how has it affected relations between prishtina i'm belgrade kosovo people and power investigation on al-jazeera. we do not and we will not tolerate with people who fund terrorism unity is less the series we need to achieve one year into the gulf crisis al-jazeera examines its political economic and human impacts join us for special coverage on june the fifth. the anger behind the smiles how trade allies are becoming increasingly unhappy with the new u.s. tariffs. the americans have decided to in our mind take an action that's it's not at all constructive it's actually destructive to our ability to get things done. i'm sam is a damned this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. that. calls for avenger the funeral ingalls of a young medic shot dead by israeli forces.

get as good as more dramatic than that yet is late when i said i'm secure despite domination by the serbs but this definitely eclipse it yeah definitely but you know it's going to be the last we really thought that the swedes an on going for a point and then he would go down to that very last day to see where the defending champions they were going to go to be the biggest upset in eighteen years they were waiting to see what would happen between sweden mexico and all the rest of the last day but that's why as they say that. what a freak and also that's why they call it the beautiful game because that was nothing short of beauty it was a fabulous you carol it was going in from twenty girls you could tell it was going in but imagine ninety fifth minutes you imagine how heartbroken the swedes are and look at yogi love look at the expression you went from the face of a man who looked like everything was collapsing around him to absolute jubilation you look at the bench you look at the gym and you look at the people in the crowd there was one guy just completely stunned wasn't he in the swedes

treatment for blisters just before losing the second set, and it was downhill for him from there, with the serbmber 72, marco cecchinato, next. venus and serena williams were knocked out of the women's doubles. they lost in three sets to andreja klepac of slovenia and spain's maria jose martinez sanchez. serena is back in singles action tomorrow, taking on maria sharapova. there might be no british players left in the senior draws at roland garros, but there is hope in the girls' competition. emma raducanu is through to the second round. she won her first professional title a fortnight ago, so one to watch out for. st helens completed the line—up for rugby league's challenge cup semi—finals. they beat holders hull fc 25—22. st helens started the quickest, scoring two early tries and playing the kind of rugby that has put them at the top of the super league. but hull responded, going over twice themselves to take the lead. the holders then lost two players to the sin bin, and saints took full advantage, with regan grace and then mark percival both getting their second tries of the game. hull did

the 31—year—old serb, seeded 20th, has reached the last eight at roland garros for a 12th time — an openter the italian upset belgian eighth seed david goffin. elsewhere dominic thiem, alexander zverev and madison keys also through to the quarters, while rafael nadal plays his last 16 match on monday butjune the third is always a special day for the spaniard as paul frostick reports. when a ten time champion celebrates his birthday at your event, it you must give him a cake, at least. it looked like rafael nadal approved of the recipe. on the court, the second seed alexander zverev recorded his third straight five set triumph, another hard —fought victory third straight five set triumph, another hard—fought victory this time over karen khachanov. almost three and hours on court and another five sets later, he set up a quarterfinal against dominic thiem. it's not about learning, it's about trying to find a way and win. that's what i am able to do in the last match and i'm very happy about that. i'm very happy about being in the quarterfinals, going the hard way. going the longest every si

the 31—year—old serb, seeded 20th, has reached the last eight at roland garros for a 12th time, an 0pen—eraeight, after the italian upset belgian eighth seed david goffin. indycar‘s chevrolet duel in detroit was delayed over a half—hour because the pace car crashed during a pace lap at the raceway at belle isle park. just before the green flag flew on race two of the chevrolet detroit grand prix, the pace car slammed into the turn two wall. mark reuss, a general motors executive vice president, was behind the wheel of the corvette zri when it crashed, along with an indycar official. the car's price starts at $123,000. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, that is your monday sport briefing. now, it is estimated by the un that globally we throw away $1 trillion worth of food every year. a lot of that waste comes from large catering operations, the kind you find in hotels or, say, cruise ships. but technology developed in britain known as smart bins aims to change that. dougal shaw reports. this commercial kitchen in central

the serbs have their own hopes and they will be putting on a big performance too. samba style once more. amer sports news correspondence there. what about the swiss? they need one point against costa rica. they have a comfortable position in the group. that ill tempered win against serbia last time when they fought back from one goal down to win 2—1. three of the swiss players were fined for their celebrations during that win. marking their kosovan, albanian heritage. they were sanctioned but the three players were not down. brazil and switzerland are one point ahead of serbia who realistically need to beat brazil if they are to qualify. the swiss are expected to get something of costa rica. you can follow all those matches on radio five live and we will have our reporters there. will have reaction to these matches on bbc news later. iamjust to these matches on bbc news later. i am just watching on my monitors and they are out for the anthems. you can catch this on radio five live. no doubting what the top story of the day is so far here. they 14 is the last day fo

responded to one article in the british media that claimed the serb to shoot huge had done more harm than good and he posted a response on his facebook page using offensive language he went on to say if the press wants to do good they should give him a british passport and protection. for thanks for watching out international live from moscow that's a wrap of some of the big news stories and other panned out around us all in the last seven days live from moscow this sunday morning at seven are you saying thanks for watching the international. you know. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub you can walk into excitement it's that not knowing that's where the adrenalin much comes from. and you can easily move by definition and the extremes will support. the violence he's a pug and it's almost a schizophrenia. where you can do all these things and behave badly. they're going to be full of all this colorful little wall for the political schools also focus on the last. on this movie and infirmed. role and good on all those in the thoughts. of a broader wh

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and it was downhill for him from there, with the serb taking the third set 6—2.econd seed caroline wozniacki is currently in action against daria kasatkina. the dane is hoping to reach the quarter—finals for only the third time in her career. but the australian open champion is struggling against the russian 14th seed losing the first set on a tie break. venus and serena williams have been knocked out of the women's doubles. they lost in three sets to andreja klepac of slovenia and spain's maria jose martinez sanchez. serena is back in singles action tomorrow taking on maria sharapova. great britain have picked up two medals at the wheelchair tennis world team cup in the netherlands. britain's alfie hewett, gordon reid and dermot bailey had to settle for a second successive silver after suffering a 2—0 defeat againstjapan in the final. whilst in the women's event, britain's louise hunt and lucy shuker won their respective matches to secure a 2—0 victory over france and a bronze medal. now to football and those nations warming up for the world cup included brazil

an honest politician to others an alleged war criminal who was responsible for the murder of kosovo serb statesman oliver evanovich what does it reveal of the sectarian divide within this ten year old country and how has it affected relations between pristina and belgrade kosovo people in power investigation on al-jazeera. again you are without a zero our top stories this hour trumpet ministration is opposing tariffs on steel and only medium imports from the european union canada and mexico u.s. trade partners are threatening to retaliate with tariffs of their own stoking fears of a global trade war. and the u.s. secretary of state says that he's made great progress in his talks with kim jung one of the want to north korea's leaders closest aides it comes as high level meetings between north and south korea resuming the demilitarized. pakistanis to swear in a caretaker government ahead of elections late in july a former judge will run the country until the votes the three man the three main political parties are looking to convince voters that they can improve the economy and create jobs

an honest politician to others an alleged war criminal who was responsible for the murder of kosovo serb statesman oliver evanovich what does it reveal of the sectarian divide within this ten year old country and how has it affected relations between prishtina and belgrade kosovo people in power investigation on al-jazeera. again you're watching al-jazeera mind of top stories leaders of asia pacific nations have given a cautious welcome to donald trump's an answer that he's summit with north korea is back on the u.s. defense secretary was among the speakers at an international security conference in singapore where the u.s. president is due to meet kim jong un in ten days. to maria's aleutians on weeks of violence of gaza's border with israel have failed at the u.n. security council the u.s. blocked to kuwait backed resolution calling for the protection of palestinians and then failed to get any support for its own resolution condemning hamas for the on the wrist. space new prime minister has been sworn in pedals sanchez replaces marianna recoil lost a parliamentary vote of confidence on

in memory of louise cooks jones, louise attended serb doe elementary school, graduated as then relocatedto san francisco, where she and her childhood sweetheart were married and raised four children. her career spanned 43 years. she was a teacher, principal and assistant superintendent. she also served as a commission member for the city and county of san francisco. many honors were bestow on her over the years. educator of the year, distinguished award four times, educational achievement award. she has been active member of jack and jill of america, top ladies of distinction, young ladies institute of america and other organizations. louise leafs her husband lloyd, four children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. the superintendent and the board of education extend their sincere condolences to the family. we would like to take speaker cards. section o is closed session. menezes. >> can i get a second, please. >> second. >> thank you. roll call vote, please. >> thank you. [roll in the matter of a.c. versus s.f.u.s.d. and r.f. versus s.f.u. s.f. s.f.u.s.d., the board by a vote of sev

an african to believe we're on the side of equality and human dignity when his ambassadors are not serbed in our restaurants. we cannot expect countries with lower standard of living that we respect human dignity. we cannot expect nations to join us in combating poverty, when six million families live in poverty in our country." that was in the '60s. there's a lot of tidbits to go with it. it's a good read. the country is being taken over by gerrymandering, but suppression of voters. that's an assassination in itself. we have to recognize that our democracy needs to be protected. we need to protect our democracy here. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. madam president, i yield the floor back to you. >> supervisor breed: thank you. any other members of the public that would like to provide public comment at this time? seeing none, public comment is now closed. now we will go to our 2:30 special commendations and i will turn the floor over to supervisor norman yee. >> supervisor yee: thank you, president breed. not too long ago, i started paying attention to our

. >> the fbi and the doj have redacted serb things like names, initials to try to throw off and impeedongress's investigation. they're not playing fair. it's not just devin nunes. it's senator lindsey graham who put forward legislation or was thinking about putting forward legislation that would make it more difficult for president trump to fire robert mueller. lindsey graham has raised concerns about the fact that rod rosenstein laid out the case against james comey and then appointed a special counsel. it's not just devin nunes here. it's senator graham. >> and he's running the department by some accounts. >> yes, he's the attorney general because his recusal is so vast. >> and nunes says it's a problem we have here. who will investigate the investigation. that's been the case through all of this. who is investigating the investigators? quite frankly at any point the president could say release the documents. what are we waiting for? we've been waiting a year? >> yes. >> it's ridiculous. >> and he does have that power to declassify. >> he can step in right now. he's allowing them to

it was an ethnic albanian territory that was involved in an independent battle against largely serb forces in the late 1990s and early 2000s they declared independence. but that isn't recognized by serbia. so when these players are scored last night, you saw what it meant for them not just scoring for switzerland, but also their nation of they don't want political displays during their football matches, so you would expect fifa will be looking into it. but certainly a very emotive night on the football pitch here. >> probably wouldn't be welcome in russia either, a traditional ally of serbia as well. let's talk about the upcoming games. belgium will be playing against tunisia. i understand that the belgians have had high hopes in the past only to disappoint in previous tournaments. any chance that luck could turn around this time? >> reporter: yeah, all those phrases, dark horses, the golden generation, are used time and time again when you talk about belgium. i was here yesterday to see them training. and when you look at the players that they have available to them, it is like a fantasy

kosovo, ethnically albanian territory, that was involved in a war for independence against largely serbn the 1990s. kosovo did declare its independence in 2008. serbia still hasn't recognized that. so we saw the great emotion from the goal scorers, both crossing their hands and putting together an eagle motion which is the eagle from the flag of albania. very much making rests to their ethnic roots. it's something that fifa and football's governing body doesn't accept. they don't like political statements in the football arena. we expect them to investigate but haven't heard official from them as things stand. certainly a result not only for switzerland but beyond, as well, last night, george. >> all right. of course a lot of excitement about what is going to take place behind you there at the stadium. a lot of excitement around belgium and tunisia. belgium not as good as expected. could their luck change in russia? >> reporter: yeah, george, fans are flocking. still a couple of hours until kickoff. we've got the red, yellow, and black-clad belgian fans here in their numbers. this is a

strong ethnic density and history to look back on the greeks did so the ball gehry instance of the serbs did so the albanians did so but empire in its retreat after about two millennia left a lot of people stranded who didn't definitively belong to either a race that had an illustrious history and in the neighborhood or a religion that at least they could see a sort of predominant religion that they could cling to and so these people took much longer to find their national identity in the second world war marshall tito of yugoslavia decided that his southernmost state would be called macedonia that was left untouched that wasn't really engaged with diplomatically and after communism collapsed the time was right for the greeks and the south yugoslav peoples to talk but they didn't talk in a friendly manner at first because there was direct confrontation over identity these issues cannot all be solved in an international treaty because international law doesn't govern all of the issues separating the two people what you can agree on.

potential to be -- really, i would expect to see a tailwind from that and how we approach bosnian serb ear. we are committed to using that opening not just on the main issue but to get a ripple effe effect. >> if there is a summit between vladimir putin and president trump and secretary on pale will you be advising the president that he should raise the issues of russia meddling as one of the issues for theiscussions? >> the issue of russian meddling is at the forefront of all agency discussions about russia. essential reality that we are focused on. >> are you where the president has in any conversations raise those concerns? >> a awarend we often don't reveal the content of all private conversations. i know they have frequently publicly raise the concerns. >> the presidesreently publicly has raised the concerns? >> the administration. >> reporter: but not the president. >> i would have to review the record. >> i would love for you to review the record and share where he is raise those concerns publicly. >> when you're talking about dialogue, it's important from a position of strength

you had serbs and poles and greeks. if you were right now pack into that period of time, you probably hear numerous different foreign languages spoken here. came here fort jobs were from all those countries. it's ironic in sense of the immigration today where this was an immigration allof bringing people from over the world to work here. that's whateconomy, was dominantly but northn fort worth texas and in texas. us is the fort worth building. the exchange building was in its very name. it had to do with the business cattle because in fact, you producer of the animal which was the ranch, the farmer out there.was but then, that producer had to animal to someone. in many cases, they were being sold to armour and swift or to other ranches or other individuals. this building was built in 1902. a beautiful building. it was one of the first the fort built by worth stockyard company. that builtcompany the infrastructure around if in this area. the infrastructure had to provide for not only the maintenance all the stalls, 80 ac

twenty four team quarter finalist costa rica against serbia turned out to be a one mil victory for the serbs they are up and running in russia meanwhile germany coach york i'm nervous looking to win back to back titles no team has done that since one nine hundred sixty two and as we said the germans are on the field right now against mexico and it is the mexicans who are one nil to the good later today the five time world champions brazil will take to the field switzerland or the first opponents believe it or not the swiss all ranked sixth in the world that by. the germans and mexicans are in group a for a smile takes a look for us now at those two teams as well as they have the company in the group stage. defending champions germany headline group was sweden mexico and south korea germany are the second most successful team in world cup history if you include their time as west germany they won the trophy for time since one nine hundred fifty four mexico has only been absent twice since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight they reached the quarter finals but also hold the record for most

well on the show you this one from feisal saying granted shirkers father was put in prison by the serbs recently fled their village his uncle's house was burned down they arrive in switzerland as refugees for cost of an albania this was more than for police also includes a picture of shaquille reis boots which had the cost of them and swiss flags on them you can see it there and i want to show you this one as well some misunderstood the hand gesture a journalist based in sao paolo said one of the brazilian commentators complimented the celebration they were so much tension around the sticks just celebrating by making a piece dubbed symbol is beautiful to see apparently said much to everyone thought it was a piece of symbol now just time to bring you one more clip that's been going viral on social media an argentine sports show reacted to the team's stunning three know the feat to croatia by holding a moment of silence for argentina's world cup take a look. that's what arjan time football journalists think of their team's chance of progressing their bottom of group d. with just a point a

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he also serbs as the chair of the central american and caribbean at the u.s. foreign services institute, and has affiliations with harvard university and georgetown university. he has a ph.d in political science from the university of texas at austin, and i want to thank him for his direction and his leadership at the dialogue on these issues, including organizing today's meeting. so, thank you, manuel. let me -- just have a conversation. i'll ask a few questions and then i see there are lot of people in the room and a lot of expertise and a lot interest in the sorry we'll open it up and have a good exchange. start with angie. maybe you can help us start -- help us understand the politics of this issue. we most polls show that morse americans are quite -- have favorable views of immigrants or are sympathetic. certainly the dreamers, there's a huge amount of support for the dreamers. why has it been so hard to come up with a solution to try to address all of these problems? if the poll's on one side of the country, why is kind of the politics so messy? maybe yo

speaker, the opportunity to serb on the judiciary committee for a number of years. it is a committee that has almost 2/3 of the jurisdiction of the united states congress but what i love about it, it is a protector of the rights of the american people to the -- through the bill of rights and the constitution. the pardon is an act of mercy. this past week i applauded the act of mercy that was generated for a woman in alabama that had a sentence of 100 years for a small, nonviolent drug offense. that woman became a minister and worked on degrees while she was incarcerated. i think we can expand on this concept of mercy. and pass sentencing reduction. which gos to the reflection on sentencing that has been done under mandatory minimums for nonviolent offenses where individuals are incarcerated across the nation for 25, 30, 4050 years and even life. if we do that through the legislative process we will have a structure that will look at these individuals to make sure that they can contribute to society. we need the national sheriff's association, national association of