the language access officer is also a member of the community relations unit. as a member of that unit, the language officer has access to technological tools such as wireless interpreter assist devices to use during community meetings. nearly every community meeting that occurred after the interpreter assist devices were acquired had the presence of interest. the following were implemented to strengthen our compliance with the language access ordinance. number one, translation of juvenile justice brochures in five dominant foreign languages. purchase of 33 mode interpreter systems, receivers, and transmitters for use in meetings. translation of the advisory notice forms in five of the dominant foreign languages that are labeled as for foreign languages by the city and county of san francisco. no. 4, translation of follow up forms in five foreign languages in april of 2011. those are the new forms that we put together. translation of sexual assault billons -- sexual assault victim's dna rights form in five or light -- in five foreign languages. hiring a certifie

the afghanistan community makes up about 20% of the population of 13 million. the bombings have raised concern that the violence-racked country may be falling into a divisive religious conflict as well. >>> pakistanis relations with the uniteds have also entered a difficult period. the country's ties with the u.s. have soured since nato's cross-border attack last month. pakistan has taken retaliatory measures. the government's hardline policy is backed by growing anti-u.s. sentiment among pakistanis. they are angry about the u.s. military operations and the civilian casualties, especially those caused by the u.s. drone attacks. nhk world's hideki ewi reports from pakistan. >> translator: anti-american demonstrations are continuing across pakistan. the protesters are demanding an end to the u.s. drone raids. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the u.s. military has stepped up its drone attacks. suspecting residents of harboring armed insurgents. but this has led to the killing of civilians. this town is some 150 kilometers from the border with afghanistan in northwestern pakistan. many refugees have come here to escape the drone attacks. this man lost his three sons in a u.s. drone attack. he fled here with his relatives. >

affairs and he's played integra role in several teams both in the united states and in mexico he's also served as the media and relate and community relations director for the peace education fund and peace action west is a graduate in political science and international relations as well as law and study and visual arts studies at the university of california san diego and received his master's degree in international law and the protection of human rights from the university of in the now the ones axel joins us now from our studios in los angeles axl welcome. hired thank you friend you for having me on today thank you for joining us it's an honor to have you with us what's your story your personal story how did you become an act of us what brought you to this moment in time. my personal story i'm originally from mexico from northern part of mexico and sonora i was born and raised my first ten years there but i really am what do you consider a cross border child the new kind of generation that lived in bold size of the border and grew up in both sides of the border my dad's american my mom is is from mexico and i always went back

communities after 9/11. >> the nypd denied saying it was only following leads. earlier on "american morning" we spoke from the council on islamic relations who says the muslim community is shocked. >> they have a unithat the prominent figures who are engaged in outreach the police departments had been spied on. so, how can they deny this? these documents aren't online. ap revealed them and they're not fabricated and they have to come to reality. they have to admit that it is wrong. >> also new this morning, the obama administration has set up a 24-hour telephone hotline for immigrants that have been detained by local police forces. it's designed to ensure the immigrants are being properly informed of their rights and detainees who believe they may be u.s. citizens or are victims of a crime. the hotline will be staffed 24/7 by customs enforcement officials. >>> the u.s. has agreed to sell nearly $30 billion worth of f-15 fighter jets to saudi arabia. the deal calls for production of up to 84 new jets and the modernization of 70 existing f-15s. with iran calling tensions. they're calling america's commitment to a strong saudi defense. >>> president obama paid his respects at pearl harbor last night.

the clerk: h.r. 1892, an act to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2012 for intelligence and intelligence related activities of the united states government, the community management account, and the central intelligence agency retirement and disability system, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from michigan, mr. rogers, and the gentleman from maryland, mr. ruppersberger, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i might consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you very much. this is a good day for the united states. certainly a good day for the men and women who serve so proudly in our intelligence services that work tirelessly to keep america safe. this is a good day to bring the fiscal year 2012 intelligence authorization bill to the floor today. this will be our second intelligence authorization bill since january of this year when i became chairman and my ranking member took his position as well. for the house intelligence committee. it will be the 29th bill in our comm

delivery of the navy shipbuilding plan, slitfying the need for the navy to communicate their plan as it relates to the strategic objectives of the united states balanced against a very challenging budgeting environment. i'm pleased that this legislation came together to support our men and women in uniform. in times of austerity they remain a priority as does the safety and security of this nation. today, i stand in support of this legislation and encourage my colleagues to support its passage, and i'd like to reflect that all 26 senate conferees signed this report and 29 out of the 32 corps house conferees signed as well. this is a solid product, thoroughly debated and deliberated considerably. i ask my colleagues to vote in favor of the conference report and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. all time has expired. pursuant to house resolution 493, the previous question is ordered. pursuant to clause 1-c of rule 19, further consideration on the conference report is postponed. and pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the house will stand

labeled as committing crimes related to terrorism even more so the units in which these prisoners are housed are in need of more transparency and analysis their communication management unit known as c.m. use one of which is in illinois and the prisoners in these units of incredibly limited means through which to communicate with the outside world to see their families and some people out there have even labeled them many get most units made up almost entirely of muslim prisoners with a few balancers to make it seem like discrimination is in fact taking place let's talk to somebody who's been there joining me from our studio in new york is an easter bunny and co-founder of the sparrow project and i want to thank you so much for joining us and if you can just briefly tell the audience a little bit of your story how it is the you ended up in one of these units and were charged in a crime related to terrorism. well first of all thank you for having me i ended up in one of these units because it was legislated and convicted underneath an overly broad law called the animal enterprise protection act in two thousand and six the law the animal enterprise protectio

community makes up about 20% of the population of 30 million. the bombings have raised concern that the violence wracked country may be falling into a divisive religious conflict as well. >>> pakistan's relations with the united states have also entered a difficult period. the country's ties with the u.s. have soured since nato's cross-border attack last month. pakistan has taking retaliatory measures. the government's hard-line policy is backed by growing anti-u.s. sentiment among pakistanis. they are angry about the u.s. military operations and the civilian casualties, those especially caused by the u.s. drone attacks. nhk world's hideki yui reports from pakistan. >> reporter: anti-american demonstrations are continuing across pakistan. the protesters are demanding an end to the u.s. drone raids. the u.s. military has stepped up its drone attacks, suspecting residents of harboring armed insurgents, but this has led to the killing of civilians. this town of dera ismail khan is some 150 kilometers from the border with afghanistan in northwestern pakistan. many refugees have come here to escape the drone attacks. this man lost his three sons in the u.s. drone attack. he fled here with his relatives. >> transla

communications including e-mail, and cell phones and determining after the fact whether they are related to a national security threat is exactly the type of behavior that is completely outlawed by the fourth amendment of the united states constitution. >>trace: it doesn't like that is going further because the 9th associate court is liberal leaning and these were three democratically appointed judges, a three-judge panel and this, really, doesn't appear to be going any further? >>guest: i don't think so. this is going to be taken out, ultimately and not be included in the 4th amendment because we are talking about our national security interests and they are trying to thwart terrorist activity before it happens, before it is too late and now they say if you take the cases interest court you have to look at the greater good which is why they have been trying to evoke the state secret privileges. of course things are going to come out that is privileged, sensitive communications related to our national security and i can believe when this goes to the supreme court they will not ultimately throw it out. >>trace: don't you fine it spooky the feds with eve drop and the information can be held >>guest: of course. a li

community as we did for yugoslavia and other places, having tried diplomatically, that is when we are better. if the conflict happens, we all own the aftermath, not just united states. >> so much of this is related to the all-volunteer force. it is less than .5 of 1%. whether t when the drums of war were starting to beat, generally speaking, it wasn't every voter, son or daughter, i promised you, had there been a draft, those soccer moms would have been rioting. there is a strong argument that iraq would not have happened with the draft. it is important that the all volunteer force, because they are not your son or daughter, they are somebody's. the latest of these wars will be going on for many, many years. >> there is one more thing here. i hear lack of acknowledge from america. the president is announcing it is a success and we are exiting and everything is okay and it is not okay. this was a failure. iraq is destroyed. every aspect of iraq is destroyed. there is a lack of acknowledgment from america to say, we're sorry. from an iraqi perspective, it doesn't malt ter whether you are republican or democrat or bush or obama. as far as iraqis are concerned or the people outside of america, this

relations of the two countries. and he will highlight the growing commercial ties between the united states -- and calls on the u.s. business communities to seize investment and trade of trinity's available to them in iraq. looking at some of the political implications of what is happening, there are stories in the news about that, covering what it means for president obama and also what it means for the economy of the u.s. this is a story from "bloomberg business week." this story came from when the super committee was still at work but it is still relevant because it asks the question about what happened with the money. cheryl, new jersey. robert on the republican minority caller: good morning. i just have two quick comments. it seems to me that with the war in iraq or even extending a little bit to afghanistan, that there are situations in place where the president and others have said by a certain time, 2014 or 2012, we will pull out. and then there is supposedly all of this paid a non-military personnel that will stay. we will take out 100,000 people but leave another 100,000 contractors, which might cost more money. that is my co

relations of the two countries. and he will highlight the growing commercial ties between the united states -- and calls on the u.s. business communities to seize investment and trade of trinity's available to them in iraq. looking at some of the political implications of what is happening, there are stories in the news about that, covering what it means for president obama and also what it means for the economy of the u.s. this is a story from "bloomberg business week." this story came from when the super committee was still at work but it is still relevant because it asks the question about what happened with the money. cheryl, new jersey. robert on the republican minority caller: good morning. i just have two quick comments. it seems to me that with the war in iraq or even extending a little bit to afghanistan, that there are situations in place where the president and others have said by a certain time, 2014 or 2012, we will pull out. and then there is supposedly all of this paid a non-military personnel that will stay. we will take out 100,000 people but leave another 100,000 contractors, which might cost more money. that is my co