special service agents always stood guard inside. we knew they were because they were wearing. sometimes took advantage of the situation by seeking safe haven in the house. parents had no worries about their children they knew their kids were under constant observation. of the special security units. five hundred five families occupied five hundred five apartments in the complex three hundred. such cars were commonly known as black ravens they're believed to have been used to take people to prison. the detainee was bundled into a car where he sent between two men in the special security force said you miss me a detainee was guarded by two special services officers and the driver of the car had no room. the raven in russia was considered to be a burden who brought on happiness that's why people called the car a black raven the model on which this car was based was presented to soviet russia by henry ford. with. stalin was shown the car in the kremlin in one thousand thirty three. plated time well before he touched the grill and wondered why there were so much chrome on it if. it

there for special service agents always stood guard inside this gate we knew they were because they were wearing a stricken cola's they let no outsiders into the house. and sometimes took advantage of the situation by sitting safe haven in the house from all sorts of unpleasant situations with. parents had no worries about their children they knew their kids were under constant observation but. under total can. that made the job of the special security units easier the repression machine was gaining momentum in the soviet union in the late one nine hundred thirty s. at that time five hundred five families occupied five hundred five apartments in the complex three hundred eight of them were repressed in one nine hundred thirty seven. such cars were commonly known as black raven believed to have been used to take people to prison. the detainee was bundled into a car where he sent between two men in the special security force said you miss me the detainee was guarded by two special services officers and the driver of the car had no room for. the raven in russia i was considered to be a bird

detainee was guarded by two special services and the driver of the car had no where. the raven in russia was considered to be a bird who brought unhappiness that's why people called. the model on which this car was based was presented to soviet russia by henry ford. with. a car in the kremlin in one thousand thirty three. plated time. he touched the grill wondered why they were so much if. it was to. but in that way soviet engineers had what it's out to forward. style and said too much chrome was not a good idea do it as ford does he order to. this was the only mass produced car in the country at the time it was used both as a taxi and as a limousine for big shot special service officers also made use of the ominous vehicle. margarita father raised her almost as he would a boy he taught her to swim run and stick up for herself but me hi love was a communist worthy of the title he was proud of his party membership but when indiscriminate arrests swept the country in the late one nine hundred thirty s. he realized that storm clouds were gathering over him too. in januar

and the va has special services designed for homeless veterans, and they-and those services are expanding now. and some of these veterans, dr. clark, have families, so it really doesn't affect just the individual that is homeless, but how does it affect the entire family? well, i think for any homeless context, if the principal provider loses his or her ability to earn, whether the alcohol and drugs caused or the mental illness caused the homelessness, or whether the alcohol and drugs or the anxiety or stress or depression was a result of being homeless, that affects the whole family. and that's a key construct. when we're dealing with veterans, we may be dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder, particularly those who have combat, and we need to recognize that that ptsd, in addition to the alcohol and drugs, also affects not only the individual but that individual's family. so, as a society, we have an obligation to our men and women who served to make sure that we're addressing the full range of issues associated with their homelessness, or their alcohol and drug use, or their post-t

the special service award and a distinguished service award. superintendent garcia: the first is michelle chang. >> green or red? it wasn't a huge surprise when i was told that ec -- he received an award because he is a great teacher. i worked with him the last three years. every time i walk into the classroom, i feel the joy that his students feel. i have to comment about the amount of work he has, and it is always very demonstrative of how hard he works. parents are bringing down my door every year. he is so passionate about children. i can walk in, it is my great pleasure to introduce him. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. i thought you were joking. the principles that i might have to say something. the only thing i would say is that i keep three tools. patience, humor, a lot of love. that is how i get through my day. thank you. [applause] >> that is great, thanks. lucky kids. lucky us for having you here. the next award -- whenever i think i have a tough job, i think of people that might have that a little tougher. i want to int

item 8 is of a rise in the executive director to execute a special services agreement for legal servicesith a law firm for five years with an option to extend the term for an additional three years at a cost not to exceed $1 million. -- not to exceed $4 million. >> the selection committee report is included with your item. we received nine proposals and short list the two firms that were most responsive to what we were looking for. he held interviews, and shute mihaly and qeinberger was ranked highest. they have been providing services for five years, and staff is comfortable that the contract is beneficial, very reasonable rates to what we saw across other proposals, and a very well-rounded for that is responsive to our needs. director ortiz: this question does not have anything to do with the selection of shute, mihaly & weinberger. this is about the next paragraph where you said you had it was the -- you havenñ selected a proposal. please no i did not have left but the content of this firm. they are really well respected. it is the process. i was looking at the value wave of life, an

certainly, the patrol special in this area was a very popular patrol special and did a service for their individual private clients. so how does this differ from what is happening now? because the patrol specials are private business, and you cannot direct and control their activities, they are not working for you. there has been lots of discussion around the fact that since the city is in a tough economic time, as are many other cities, and there has been promotion for supporters and by the patrol specials themselves that you, the commission, the city, the san francisco police department itself, should hire them. one of the examples is around muni. they said, hire us, we can ride the muni. crime and north beach, crime running rampant. why is it that this entity under the commission is speaking about crime and saying if anything is going wrong, when it may or may not be. that is for the police department to be making the statements on behalf of the city, and that goes back to the fact they are advertising and promoting the patrol specials without going through the san francisco police de

to avoid being driven out of business they may have to rev up their special services to keep the customers coming back for more. >> and next is a recap of the latest market figures. >> and that's all for now in biz news. >>> now to south korea where more young couples are choosing to wed in traditional ceremonies instead of western ones. next we meet a man who strives to make traditional ceremonies an opportunity for young couples to forge deep and meaningful bonds. ♪ >> reporter: this wedding in seoul, as popularity of western style weddings grew, the demand for traditional weddings declined. but now an increasing number of couples are choosing more traditional ceremonies. this shop sells traditional clothing. historical dramas have made traditional wedding ceremonies more popular so young customers buy classical wedding dresses. >> translator: a traditional wedding actually feels more suitable so we decided to go with one. >> reporter: kim ki jen performs traditional ceremonies. he has joined over 1,000 couples in matrimony during his ten-year career. born in a family of chinese classica

that today significant efforts of the international community and of the leading nations of the special services has actually resulted in the sewers progress of fighting terrorism terrorism he's becoming number that's five or six on the global agenda it's no longer the most of the four to stop because al-qaeda is slightly disappearing from the global agenda i mean if you look at the number of terrorist attacks in the recent years that has diminished and i think significant work has been down to ruin the grassroots off guard that there are still some foreign mercenaries in the food so the you know the focus is those people who bought trading even though qaeda camps all over the world and somehow in afghanistan and some other countries in general the nature of terrorism and other offices he's rightly slide the difference that much has to be down to ensure that people on the broad people are more recruited by the terrorist or by the terrorist network of course one of the most let's say positive outcomes is that the world has managed to prevent this bleed between the east that makes those nations th

cuts since the second world war the country's ministry of defense says it needs to downsize the special service after having its budget slashed and while the decision may help the government save a few pennies critics say the true cost of axing what is a global asset could spell disaster arteries reports. weld renowned elite notoriously camera shy these are britain's special forces at work in afghanistan they're seen as one of the greatest assets the u.k.'s army has to offer but even they aren't immune from government cuts the ministry of defense is being forced to save between ten and twenty percent of its budget for the s.a.'s that will mean getting rid of those too old for combat duty and axing one of its part time battalions paxman used to be in the s.a.'s and now help servicemen to overcome post-traumatic stress disorder he wonders what will happen to men who've spent their lives in extreme situations and my concern would be the vast numbers of going in there are going to be out of work that have been in the military environment. combat environment hostile environment for a number of years

that today significant efforts of the international community and of the leading nations of the special services has actually resulted in the sewers progress in fighting terrorism there is an ease becoming number less five or six on the global agenda it's no longer the most of the court has stalled because so i think while the year there are some positive results at the start of. dimitri only on a version of the you know eleven attacks the us ambassador to russia has said that the countries working together to fight terror how true do you think this is while there is then the exchange of intelligence information there is a lot of discussion through the people the medical channels and there is a lot of corporation between russia and the united states of this area of course the most well a difficult area to deal with these afghanistan where still there are some bases of outside. russia and the united states have a good but then show for cooperation in this area in joint efforts to caught. the finance. relates to what terrorist bases all of you have done this time and also. revealing the terrorist

tasc is responsible for our special services for criminal justice, professionals and populations allcoming together to sort of guide and lead the discussion on what the workforce development issues are, how do we integrate evidence-based practices, which evidence-based practices are appropriate? so that whole collaboration piece and getting our service delivery system described, i think this recovery-oriented system of care has a great benefit and an opportunity, i think, for us to really build on the research from addiction treatment. dr. kirk talked about it with the recovery zone and how do we look at what the recovery measures? people who have been in recovery such as george and paul, here, what is that about? so recovery measures, that's some of the recent studies that are being looked at and some of the questions that we're asking. and i'm happy that the research community is joining us in this to try and - yeah. and once you get these recovery outcomes and once you begin to get the evidence, and once you be able to figure out what works and what doesn't work, it is so importan

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and they need specialized services and resources for a successful recovery. it is a travesty that only five residential facilities specific to this population exist across this country. ongresswoman malone;''s bill is important, but the money should be increased tenfold. again, thank you for taking up this very serious issue. >> thank you. >> chairman scott, and ranking thank youny haywardjudge gohmer for a holding this hearing. we're only beginning to hear about the sex trafficking that preys on our children in the united states. as co-chair of the victims of rights caucus along with my friend from california, we are concerned about the treatment of domestic crimes sex trafficking victims appeared the fb. the fbi calls it the most overlooked and under investigated form of child sexual abuse in america. why is this the case? according to the fbi, it is because too many people believe that child prostitution is a victimless crime and that the children involved are criminals themselves this kind of thinking is absurd. these children are victims of crime. the ma

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courtney's house will provide specialized services to treat the victims of sex trafficking. next i'll develop shay's place a shelter for girls 12 to 18 in virginia. we expect to open this year. however one gap we have is the absence of safe housing. appropriate shelter, specifically for boys and girls who are victims of domestic sex trafficking. shay's place is designated to be a long-term home for six residents with a maximum stay of three years with a two-year aftercare program. it can take years for a victim to recover. each victim requires tailored therapy. this can only be effective in a place of safety and trauma-centered treatment. a shelter like shay's place is not inexpensive to operate. our annual budget is projected to be $600,000. while this provides housing, homeschooling, therapy, activities, food, everything they need, it's supplemented through gifts right now, drastically reduced rent, in kind gifts of furniture and necessities and volunteers. cooperation with law enforcement has been critical on the rescue front and aftercare programs and shelter programs. a

republican senator richard burr said lawmakers should focus on boosting specialized services for veterans. the reason they were even asked about privatizing health care for veterans is that the last time a republican ran for president in 2008, the reason john mccain got a "d" as in dog rating from iraq and afghanistan veterans of america is that one of john mccain a planks for running for president is that he wanted, like christine o'donnell, a voucher system to privatize the va. >> my administration will create a veterans care access card to be used by veterans with illness or injury incurred during their military service and by those with low incomes. >> john mccain with his legitimate war career, there is a reason that troops abroad donated six times as much money to barack obama as they did to john mccain in the last election. john mccain has on his agenda to get rid of the va. to privatize the va. is there something wrong with va care? not really. not when you compare it to the rest of the health care in this country. veterans like this. this is true about them wanting to privatize v