the southern command which designs of debt now is asking for forty nine million dollars to replace the facility. the agency claims that didn't was built in properly and suffering from serious structural defects including a cracked foundation. the number of detainees have been transferred out of the camp to come they can to countries like sudan and saudi over npr meanwhile during last tuesday's it stated the union address president obama reiterated his commitment to close the camp from the solids and clear the southern command will see any of that money at all either way the chances are that we won't move. the brand of justice is asking defense lawyers across the country to help them track down inmates course open for nonviolent drug charges and who might have been prosecuted to firstly an unexpected move on thursday deputy attorney general james cole asked lawyers to help these men and women apply for the sea nonviolent drug offenders one in prisons across the country and are a major contributing factor to overpopulation. the justice department also pointed to the wind is starting to e

filing comes out an interesting time for the guantanamo bay detention facility the southern command whichpresides over get mo is asking for forty nine million dollars to replace the facility the agency claims that good will was built improperly and is suffering from serious structural defects including a cracked foundation a number of detainees have been transferred out of the camp to come to countries like sudan in saudi arabia meanwhile during last tuesday's state of the union address president obama reiterated his commitment to close the camp for good so it's unclear if the southern command will see any of that money at all but either way the chances are that we won't know about it. meanwhile the department of justice is asking defense lawyers across the country to help them track down in mates who are serving time for nonviolent drug charges and who might have been prosecuted too harshly in an unexpected move on thursday deputy attorney general james cole asked lawyers to help these men and women apply for clemency nonviolent drug offenders flooded prisons across the country and are a

filing comes at an interesting time for the guantanamo bay detention facility the southern command whichpresides over get mo is asking for forty nine million dollars to replace the facility the agency claims that get no was built improperly and is suffering from serious structural defects including a cracked foundation now a number of detainees have been transferred out of the camp to countries like sudan in saudi arabia. meanwhile during last tuesday's state of the union address president obama reiterated his commitment to close down the camp for good so right now it is unclear if the southern command will see that money after all but either way chances are that we won't know about it well i've ever heard of something called the ghetto or have you called something ghetto tonight's resident looks at how the meaning of the word get our law has evolved over the years and how the word is a safe description for the restaurant chain chuck e. cheese. in the nineteen eighties in america it was an insult to call something ghetto it implied something was poor or rundown also in the eighty's in am

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i'm going to be down at southern command reading with general john kelly. general jacoby and i have talked about this, how do we bring both your assets and synchronize with what you want to do in the islands to what we can bring from the federal site as well. one of the things that we see right now is exactly what you're talking about, that shift in working with the task force south. we hope to maybe look at an ability to come up with additional resources in a way to experiment we have done on the southwest border which seems to have been very successful. within the next few months we will be providing some feedback on that. i applaud your efforts. thank you. again, the national guard and homeland security, coast guard is working. president obama has been a great help. i know everybody is working a lot, just to raise the bar to see that there is always more. thank you. they key to the administration for the help. we are happy to receive it. you raise a point about 12 years going back to 2002. i am sure you will agree that prior to that the role of the natio

joe garrity and our commander for southern station, captain mike redman, who has been an astounding officer. these partnerships, amongst other have led to the closure of a chop shop at 13th and mission. also shut down a recent bay area bike shift attempt in the mission. in addition, officer freedman, for those of you who would like more information on how to get involved, go to -- he is an avid cyclist who actually believes that a bike friendly city has to prioritize a high level of theft enforcement. if you're going to support a transit first policy for residents. for crimes in progress, call 9-1-1. this is actually worthy of that attention. and for others, chop shops and others, call the emergency number because calls of service help determine future operation. always include the bike's serial number. i wanted to have these officers come up to be recognized for modelling what stellar policing can be and to say a few words. thank you so much. i know this takes additional time. you really have to be per /ses tussis persistent to do this type of work. thank you. [a

should you have any questions about turning her tenure before she switched over to be the night commander at southern station. >> good evening. president mazzucco, and fellow commissioners chief, and director hicks. i am the lieutenant in charge of the special investigations division. i will be presenting the annual report on the san francisco police department involvement with the federal joint task force, this template used to develop this presentation was based on input and discussion with the members of the coalition for a safer san francisco, and resulted in a subsequent request and responses and i will read off the list of requests and i will provide the related responses in the numerical order. and number one, the number of times that uncover officers were pursued with the sfpd joint terrorism relationships, no member of the san francisco police department was used to perform under cover work in the year 2013. no member of the sfpd was used as an infiltrater in the year. no requests were made of the members to perform in either of these capacities, in the year of 2013. number two. number of of

biden said military commanders are taking measures to ensure the security of the black sea fleet and the freedoms based and sent us to hold a pro russian city in southern ukraine. us secretary of state john kerry warned pretend to respect ukraine sovereignty he said the us and russia did not need to get into what he called and told the court in cold war confrontation. residents of the eastern and southern ukraine maintain strong ties with lash out. this in the last one to move closer to your out. nato defence ministers asking them to keep the country in one piece this is from twenty eight member countries met at the headquarters in brussels they issued a statement commending the ukrainian armed forces for not intervening in the crisis facing nato allies will continue to support ukrainian sovereignty independence and territorial integrity. they see there is a key factors in the stability of central and eastern europe. i would say this demon is also intended to urge russia not to intervene to protect ukrainians of russian descent a group of japanese lawmakers said zealand to ali can to rescue people abducted to north korea. the seeming comes after a un r

command structure is very much agree with the u.s. military. maybe not so much for their own defense within their own country, but within the permanent -- the permian and southern europe and balkans extending outward, i think there would be a lot more concern and nervousness if the u.s. were to suddenly pull out in new members, germany, you know, italy and poland had to foot their own military expenses. the united states is the least distrusted actor. many have argued that the u.s. is in some ways the linchpin for stability in the region. it is not -- again, there are different views about whether the u.s. military presence as a source of stability for instability and further militarization. at the moment even to democracies who are members, japan and south korea, even they can't really trust one another. so of course the united states were to remove all of the troops the first thing that japan would want to do is raise their self-defense. let's not kid ourselves. the military. it would give them the right to expand and become a normal nation. so japan begins to build its military, how would that make the chinese feel, how would that make the koreans feel. so i

i'm a retired navy commander and graduate student on leave of absence from the university of southern california school of social work. i'm not a stakeholder and i am not looking for employment. i'm not a victim of sexual assault and i am not an expert in i of the professional field that is are currently addressing this problem. i am an independent, self-supported concerned citizen who has come to the d.c. area to learn about the military sexual assault problem and what is being done to fix it. first, i would like to offer my thanks to the panel for all the work that has been done to find a solution to this problem. i can't imagine all the time and energy that has gone into it, from your part. i certainly have an idea how it has been for the witnesses. given that the purpose of this panel is to make recommendations on how to improve the current system, i join with others who are eagerly anticipating the public release of the results of your investigation. personally i hope your report will include recommendations for two or three alternatives to the current system of investigation and

command. 58 for today in yosemite with 70 in fresno. the coast will be clear and cool with numbers in the 60s there. but the surf builds in southern70s. and temperatures in and around the bay average for this time of year. upper 50s it low to mid-60s. but the rainfall certainly isn't. with only four inches in oakland and about 5 1/2 in san francisco. that's only about 32 to 36% of average. so the accuweather seven-day forecast shows more sunshine today with about the same range in temperatures tomorrow for the holiday monday. a few more clouds on tuesday. maybe a few sprinkles overnight. by wednesday we are back to sunshine and warmer weather. looks like thursday, friday and then into the weekend temperatures will be well above normal. so we are just reporting it here. doesn't mean we like it. in fact, what is a disappointment yesterday's rain was. but it kept the parade dry, the festivities, so that's always a good thing. >> yeah, bus it has rained on this parade in years past. they got a break this time around. thank you, lisa. what's your sport? we ask you to show you how you play the game of life here in the bay area. and we'v

commandments were sit still and don't slouch. [laughter] the desire to connect with my family's history drew me to southern india the summer aftern a very remote communities. on my first day, i was exhausted from jet lag. i had taken three flights and a long bus ride deep into a jungle, but i was buzzing with nervous energy. i was ready to make a huge contribution to humanity that very afternoon. i dropped off my bag and walked into a neighboring village, and along a dirt road i stopped short. there was a child, maybe four or five years old, rags hung off her emaciated body. her feet were bare and she looked at me with uncertainty with her wide eyes. i thought i had known the face of poverty, until i saw that little girl. and i have seen her again and again. i have seen her in the slums and -- of dacca and the hills of guatemala and the villages of eastern congo. and then, two years ago, i saw her one more time. i was standing with dr. jill biden and dr. bill frist in the world's largest refugee camp close to the somali border. children for weeks through terrorist-held valleys. in the dust and dirt of the camp, i knelt down next

commandments were sit still and don't slouch. [laughter] the desire to connect with my family's history drew me to southern india the summer afterisease in a very remote communities. on my first day, i was exhausted from jet lag. i had taken three flights and a long bus ride deep into a jungle , but i was buzzing with nervous energy. i was ready to make a huge contribution to humanity that very afternoon. i dropped off my bag and walked into a neighboring village, and along aid or road i stopped short. there was a child, maybe four or , rags hung off her meca body -- her emaciated body. her feet were bare and she looked at me with uncertainty with her wide eyes. i thought i had known the face of poverty, until i saw that little girl. and i have seen her again and again. i have seen her in the slums and in the hills of guatemala and the villages of eastern congo. and then, two years ago, i saw her one more time. i was standing with dr. jill biden and dr. bill frist in the world's largest refugee camp close to the smalley border the somali border. we met mothers who had carried their children for weeks through terrorist held valet