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Wells that we dug ourselves. we dont have proper w.c.s. just latrine pit there is no sewage system here the water simply drains into the ground. if we complain to the management they let us wait all day long and then tell us that the manager doesnt have time to see us. florens men is aware of the hardships faced by the workers he works for a christian aid organization called save a kendra that works to protect their rights and in regularly visits families living on the states. in fact we are not...

A medic in the car to get their own way in the car we need the love of. our work inside the. magic vision. well it sounds good but when the manager is out of earshot welkers tell us a very different story though the tongue going to go on plantation has a clutch of certification labels life here is hard for fear of losing their jobs the workers want to remain anonymous. mean it isnt. made from bamboo and mud and theyre completely falling apart we also dont have clean drinking water just wells tha...

Prosecutions of police, who shot people, only 11 convictions some still pending and you wonder if bwcs were available, whether those numbers would be different. but the downside is, if youve seen "furious 7," gods eye, do we want police recording everything all the time? >> look, the aclu said this, there is fourth amendment issues here and frankly also a cost issue too. somebody has to pay for these. >> yes. but all of this would not have happened if it wasnt for -- who is an immigrant from the...

Year. it is very important as leaders to work to rebuild the bonds of trust that have been broken over time. this incident underscores that need and you have to be proactive and willing to do what the leadership down there did which was to denounce it immediately and to move forward. you cant cover it up. you cant be willing -- you cant be afraid of scrutiny. you have to lead. >> hugh, there has been a study of the pilot programs where there have been cameras on cops and where there have been bo...

Washington post today they have gone back ten years 54 prosecutions of police, who shot people, only 11 convictions some still pending and you wonder if bwcs were available, whether those numbers would be different. but the downside is, if youve seen "furious 7," gods eye, do we want police recording everything all the time? >> look, the aclu said this, there is fourth amendment issues here and frankly also a cost issue too. somebody has to pay for these. >> yes. but all of this would not have h...

Pilot program for body cameras, police body cameras up this year. it is very important as leaders to work to rebuild the bonds of trust that have been broken over time. this incident underscores that need and you have to be proactive and willing to do what the leadership down there did which was to denounce it immediately and to move forward. you cant cover it up. you cant be willing -- you cant be afraid of scrutiny. you have to lead. >> hugh, there has been a study of the pilot programs where ...

And it does present to you why this video makes so much sense. on the front page of the "washington post" today, they have gone back ten years. there are 54 prosecutions of police who have shot people only 11 convictions, some are still pending. and you wonder if bwcs were available, whether those numbers would be different. but the downside is, if youve seen "furious 7," gods eye, do we want police recording everything all the time? >> look, the aclu said this, there is fourth amendment issues ...

Cameras on cops, is 100%. >> we announced well have our pilot program for body cameras, police body cameras up this year. it is very important as leaders to work to rebuild the bonds of trust that have been broken over time. this incident underscores that need and you have to be proactive and willing to do what the leadership down there did, which was to denounce it immediately and to move forward. you cant cover it up. you cant be willing -- you cant be afraid of scrutiny. you have to lead. >> ...

And i felt that the amount of the money, $8, wcs not the question. we could easily afford that, but the question what you that by paying an $8 fee, twhap would in effect be paying a poll tax? >> youre absolutely right. and the reason you had to get the i.d. at all is because theyve imposed this new law. and is it so that you want to therefore go and get new i.d. to vote that was not required before, which is why you and lee were there in the first place, phyllis? >> yes, thats right. >> so all ...

The workers want to remain anonymous. made from bamboo and mud and they completely falling apart we also dont have clean drinking water just wells that we dug ourselves. we dont have proper w.c.s. just latrine pits theres no sewage system here at the water simply drains into the ground. if we try to complain to the management they let us wait all day long and then tell us that the manager doesnt have time to see us. florence min is aware of the hardships faced by the workers he works for a chris...