line item for dpa director's report discussion report on recent dpa activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for future commission meeting. executive director henderson thank you. uh, we are currently at, uh, 20 cases that have been opened, so far this year, and we've closed 16 cases, uh, on the current caseload and docket at dpa. we have 317 cases that are open and we have sustained three cases so far this year. uh, in terms of cases who have investigations that have gone on beyond, uh, nine month period and are continuing, we have 26 cases and of those 26 cases, 19 of the cases are told, uh, currently we have eight cases whose decisions are pending that are with the commission. and we have 87 cases whose decisions are pending, uh, with the chief terms of the weekly trends. uh, this week we received 51 cases that have come in, uh, and the highest percentage of those cases have been for an allegation for allegations of conduct unbecoming of an officer. uh, again, the full breakdown of the 100% o

line item for dpa director's report discussion report on recent dpa activities and announcements.commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for future commission meeting. executive director henderson thank you. uh, we are currently at, uh, 20 cases that have been opened, so far this year, and we've closed 16 cases, uh, on the current caseload and docket at dpa. we have 317 cases that are open and we have sustained three cases so far this year. uh, in terms of cases who have investigations that have gone on beyond, uh, nine month period and are continuing, we have 26 cases and of those 26 cases, 19 of the cases are told, uh, currently we have eight cases whose decisions are pending that are with the commission. and we have 87 cases whose decisions are pending, uh, with the chief terms of the weekly trends. uh, this week we received 51 cases that have come in, uh, and the highest percentage of those cases have been for an allegation for allegations of conduct unbecoming of an officer. uh, again, the full breakdown of the 100% of

line item for dpa director's report discussion report on recent dpa activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for future commission meeting. executive director henderson thank you. uh, we are currently at, uh, 20 cases that have been opened, so far this year, and we've closed 16 cases, uh, on the current caseload and docket at dpa. we have 317 cases that are open and we have sustained three cases so far this year. uh, in have investigations that have gone on beyond, uh, nine month period and are continuing, we have 26 cases and of those 26 cases, 19 of the cases are told, uh, currently we have eight cases whose decisions are pending that are with the commission. and we have 87 cases whose decisions are pending, uh, with the chief terms of the weekly trends. uh, this week we received 51 cases that have come in, uh, and the highest percentage of those cases have been for an allegation for allegations o conduct unbecoming of an officer. uh, again, the full breakdown of the 100% of the cases that hav

line item for dpa director's report discussion report on recent dpa activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for future commission meeting. executive director henderson thank you. uh, we are currently at, uh 20 cases that have been opened, so far this year, and we've closed 16 cases, uh, on the current caseload and docket at dpa. we have 317 cases that are open and we have sustained three cases so far this year. uh, in terms of cases who have investigations that have gone on beyond, uh nine month period and are continuing, we have 26 cases and of those 26 cases 19 of the cases are told, uh currently we have eight cases whose decisions are pending that are with the commission. and we have 87 cases whose decisions are pending, uh, with the chief terms of the weekly trends. uh this week we received 51 cases that have come in, uh, and the highest percentage of those cases have been for an allegation for allegations of conduct unbecoming of an officer. uh, again, the full breakdown of the 100% of the

now known as the dpa. now that's me. the former occ mediator that's now moved into that role. some of this is a little related to that. where does mediation fit in in our process? it is an alternative to the investigative process. it's a way to resolve results. what we do is we set up in-person or virtual meetings with sfpd or whoever the complaintant may be in a calm, safe productive manner. between the officers and the public. it's to help improve and it's to softer conversations where the reports are free in a calm and productive environment. i spoke a little bit about how i was a mediator. we are incredibly lucky to have a variety of unpaid volunteers who are highly skilled and, well trained and have. they don't have suggestions to either of those agencies. currently we have about 25 on our panel. they're unpaid, at least a 40-hour certification training in mediation which in california is sort of the standard for being hold yourself out as a mediator. they come from a variety of back grounds some soci

w known as the dpa.hat's me. the former occ mediator that's in in our process? it is an alternative to the it's a way to resolve results. what we do is we set up in-person or virtual meetings with sfpd or whoever the complaintant may be in a calm, safe productive manner."1 between the officers and the public. it's to help improve and it's to softer conversations where are free in a calm and productive environment. i spoke a little bit about how i was a mediator. we are incredibly lucky to have a variety of unpaid volunteers who are highly skilled and, well trained and have. they don't have suggestions to either of those agencies. currently we have about 25 on our panel. they're unpaid, at least a 40-hour certification training in mediation which in california is sort of the standard for being hold yourself t as a mediator.from a variety of back grounds some social workers, some have attorneys. all over the boards so they bring a lot of perspective and skill set to the job.to avoid any conflict of interes

he has the dual membership, pga tour and dpa world tour after finishing in the top 10 in europe last year. he says the tournament he is looking forward to playing the most is buck lists go is the memorial tournament. trevor: one of miy favorites, always fun to go up and hang out with jack for the week. jim: jack just had a birthday last week. i hope it was a happy one,cannot wait to see him. jaeger now, dottie. dottie: cool enough to put the hoodie back on. pitching wedge from 126, 121 front. trevor: the ball looks like it is nestled down a touch. jim: good shot. dottie: played up to the right number for sure. jim: now, hojgaard, dottie. dottie: 101, kind of waiting for a signal here because he carries a 10-iron. not getting it though. can use the backstop. trevor: i think that is what he is probably going to try to do. there you go. similar putt to what we saw schauffele make earlier. eujim: detry leader by one. dottie: 10 yards closer, sands wedge. right in the middle of the stance, trying to bring it down a little bit. trevor: settle down. settle down here, jim. dottie: oh, my. tr

least hungary did not block this news was first reported by the german agency deutsche presse agenture dpaas well as radio liberty journalist rikard jozvik, who is a permanent journalist in the european union, the european parliament, and later this information was confirmed in the council of the european union, and it is emphasized that the permanent representatives of the eu countries approved, this is again a partial negotiating mandate regarding the proposal to create a new, single specialized instrument to support the recovery of ukraine, ukraine facility, and he dis calculated for four years, because no matter what hungarian prime minister viktor orbán says there, no matter how he blackmails in brussels the leadership of the european union, they know what to do in this case, because they understand how important it is to continue supporting and helping ukraine in our struggle with russia. yes, and now is the time to learn about the achievements of ukrainian athletes during the war, in particular. during the past day, our sports columnist yevhen pastukhov will tell us about it. marto

they are protesting plans to cut the subsidy. on fuel, the dpa agency reports, staged such an actiono hand over their list of demands to the three parties. i should note that the protests in germany have been going on for several weeks. under during the demonstration, farmers blocked movement with tractors and other agricultural machinery. granite crumb is mined. a powerful explosion rang out in the leningrad region of russia. happened in the city of vyborg near the border with finland, where local residents noticed thick smoke. the russian ministry of emergencies stated that the loud noises are the result of scheduled work in one of the quarries. there are no other details. community-led inclusive recovery. canada will help rebuild 19 territorial communities from seven war-torn regions. in within the initiative they receive expert support. in sustainable, inclusive, social and economic recovery , the selected otgs were united into six groups based on the principle of geographical proximity and common needs. in general, more than 300 communities from the 11 most damaged regions of uk

this is reported by the dpa agency.y organized such an action to convey their list of demands to the three parties. i should note that the protests in germany have been going on for several weeks. during the demonstration farmers blocked movements with tractors and other agricultural machinery. granite is mined. a powerful explosion rang out in the leningrad region of russia, the incident occurred in the city of vyborkh near the border with finland, where local residents noticed thick smoke. the russian ministry of emergencies stated that the loud noises are the result of scheduled work in one of the quarries. there are no other details. community-led inclusive recovery. canada will help rebuild 19 territorial communities from seven war-torn regions. within initiatives, they will receive expert support in sustainable, inclusive, social and economic recovery. the selected otgs were united into six groups based on the principle of geographical proximity and common needs. in general, more than 300 communities from the 11 m

hungary. did not block this news , the agent reported first , the german agency deutsche presse, the dpancy, as well as radio liberty journalist rikard jozvik, who is a permanent journalist in the european union, the european parliament, and later this information was confirmed by the council of the european of the union, and it is emphasized that the permanent representatives of the eu countries have approved, this is again a partial... negotiation mandate regarding the proposal to create a new single specialized instrument to support the recovery of ukraine, the ukraine facility, and it is designed for four years, because there would hungarian prime minister viktor orbán did not say, no matter how much he blackmails the leadership of the european union in brussels, they know what to do in this case, because they understand how important it is to continue supporting and helping ukraine in... our struggle with russia. yes, and now is the time to find out about the achievements of ukrainian athletes during the war, in particular during the past day. our sports columnist yevhen pastukhov w

this is reported by the dpa agency. they organized such an action to warn and convey their list of demands to the three parties. i would like to note that the protests in germany have been going on for several weeks, during the demonstration farmers blocked traffic with tractors and other agricultural equipment. technology, the next news release at 5 p.m., i tell you, see you, and of course, you can always read more about important things on our website: espresso tv, my colleagues work for you around the clock, and my colleagues marta olyarnyk and antin burkovskyi will also work from now on. meanwhile, the recruiting center of the vovka devinchy battalion was opened in lviv, and the city provided premises for the recruiting center free of charge. the center became operational on... angeliv square, opposite the peter and paul garrison church. today we will also talk a lot about the military-technical potential of both our enemy and ours, we already have valery ryabikh in touch with us. actually, we will talk about this w

least hungary is not blocked this news was first reported by the german agency deutsche presse agentur, dpa journalist and radio freedom rikard jozvik, who is a permanent journalist in the european union, the european parliament, and later this information was confirmed in the council of the european union, and it is emphasized that they are permanent. ..representatives of the eu countries approved this again as a partial negotiating mandate regarding the proposal to create a new single specialized instrument to support the recovery of ukraine, the ukraine facility. and he designed for four years. because no matter what hungarian prime minister viktor orbán says there, no matter how he blackmails the leadership of the european union in brussels, they know what to do in this case, because they understand how important progress is. support and assistance to ukraine in our struggle with russia. yes, and now is the time to find out about the achievements of ukrainian athletes during the war, in particular during the past day. our sports columnist yevhen pastukhov will tell us about it. marto ko

a statement from his family to the german news agency dpa reads, it is with deep sadness we announcehat my husband and our father franz beckenbauer passed away peacefully in his sleep yesterday, surrounded by his family. we ask that you allow us to grieve in silence and refrain from asking any questions. beckenbauer was widely regarded as one of the greatest ever footballers of all time and one of only three men to win the world cup as both a player and a manager. he was an icon of german football but he earned 104 caps complaint for west germany as it was back then, and captained them to glory in 1974, winning the world cup. before of course repeating defeat as a manager in its elite 16 years ago. he was nicknamed the emperor, and he played in the west germany team that also lost in the world cup final to england in 1966, of course, one of only three men to win that competition as a player and then as a manager. the other two, the brazilian manager died if he does go and france's didier deschamps. he was also twice the balance door winner —— ballon d'or winter. and he is credited wi

that is invoking the dpa. the second thing is we are beginning the process of requiring u.s.ry time a non-us entity uses their cloud to train a large language model. these are two specific things that we are announcing now. it is going to be a pretty rapid cadence of announcement, coming out of the congress department, focused on safety. we need to know this. we need to know, what are you training, when are you training, what are the results, what's the data, what foreign actors, malign orto get access to your o train their model. this is what we are working on now. if we allow bad things to happen with ai, nothing will stifle innovation more than that. some people say, you are over regulating. how is it good if we allow ai to run amok, get into hands of nonstate actors, then the hammer will come down and really stifle innovation. like i say, we are trying to walk that balance of speeding up innovation, but doing it safely. miriam: thank you for doing that. i'm so sorry, this will be our last question. i would love to have this conversation all day. you all have talked about

th is voking the dpa. the second thing is we are beginning the process of requiring u.s. cloud companies to tell us every time a non-us entity uses their cloud to train a large language model. these are two specific things that we are announcing now. it is going toe a prettrapid cadence of announcent, coming out of the congress department, focused on safety. we need to know this. we need to know, what are you training, when are you training, what are t results, what's the data, what foreign actors, magn or otherwise, are trying to get access to your cloud to train their model. this is what we are working on now. if we allow bad things to happen with ai, nothing will stifle innovation more than tha some people say, you are over regulating. hois it good if we allow ai to run amok, get into hands of nonstate actors, then the hammer will come down and really stifle innovation. like i say, we are trying to walk that balance of speeding up innovation, but doing it safely. miriam: thank you for doing that. i'm so sorry, this will be our last question. i would love to ha this con

that is invoking the dpa. the second thing is we are beginning the process of requiring u.s.loud companies to tell us every time a non-us entity uses their cloud to train a large language model. these are two specific things that we are announcing now. it is going to be a pretty rapid cadence of announcement, coming out of the congress department, focused on safety. we need to know this. we need to know, what are you training, when are you training, what are the results, what's the data, what foreign actors, malign or otherwise, are trying to get access to your cloud to train their model. this is what we are working on now. if we allow bad things to happen with ai, nothing will stifle innovation more than that. some people say, you are over regulating. how is it good if we allow ai to run amok, get into hands of nonstate actors, then the hammer will come down and really stifle innovation. like i say, we are trying to walk that balance of speeding up innovation, but doing it safely. miriam: thank you for doing that. i'm so sorry, this will be our last question. i would love to

that is invoking the dpa. the second thing is we are beginning the process of requiring u.s. cloud companies to tell us every time a non-us entity uses their cloud to train a large language model. these are two specific things that we are announcing now. it is going to be a it's going to be a pretty rapid cadence of announcement coming out of the department annex he must focus on safety but when you do know this. when yout do know what are you training, when are you training, what are the results, what is the data, what foreign actors, maligned or otherwise were trying to get access to your cloud to train their model? so this is what we're working on now. look, if we allow bad things to happen with ai, nothing will stifle innovation more than that. some peopleay say oh, you are or regulating. how is a good if we allow ai's to run amok, get enhance of of nonstate actors, then, then the hammer will come down and really stifle innovation. like i say we're just trying to walk that balance of speeding up innovation by doing it safely. >> thank you for doing that. i'm so circum-thi

the german agency dpa reports. that the western states at the meeting chose a very simple tactic: theyat the collapse would never have happened if russia had not started the nwo. the representative of russia, dmitry polyansky, in turn, pointed out that we are talking about a deliberate and thought-out crime by kiev, in which russia considers the united states and germany to be participants, if data will be confirmed that ukraine used the american petriot or the german arrest for the strike. the ukrainian representative refused to admit guilt. moreover, she stated that her side is not obliged to maintain the safety of the airspace near belgorod, well, our representative called all these thoughts paranoid. the intensity of shelling of russia and the kharkov region is directly related to the increase in the number of transport aircraft, including the il-76, which was recently sent to belgorod airport. taking this into account, the ukrainian armed forces will continue take measures to destroy delivery vehicles and control air traffic. space to neutralize the terrorist threat, especially in

if they had to send that dpas around africa that would clearly strain the fleet and may put some stressn the market. >> we're also in this period right now, it's extremely cold in iowa where people are voting it's negative 25 degrees celsius. are you surprised that prices aren't climbing more given a possible disruption and the cold weather? >> we see cold in europe and in the u.s. it was well mroe freezing this morning. but up to now we had a mild winter, that means dpas stockpiles are high well supplied and although january and it doesn't feel like it, spring within in site. so speaking both about the lng, the cold weather will increase gas demand but there are supplies and the gas market can probably absorb it. >> so when we're talking about the timeline for disruptions to become a bullish thing, what is that timeline then? because what you're describing is enough stockpiles to survive a couple weeks, what is that timeline then? >> the main impact will not be at this stage in the flow of oil and gas. it is basically about the time it takes to get oil and gas from the middle east to m

a political question, which is you saw gas prices go up and dpas prices go down. he gets credit for it going down >> they're still 50% above where it started >> the question that i have, is the ceo of a company in this space, how do you think about the politics and how it relates to price for those watching, trying to thinking about what's happening in the country >> the price of gasoline is set by supply and demand and competition. it's not set by the president of the united states, not set by ceos of oil companies, it's set by markets it's a globally traded commodity. and prices went up because prices went up when the war in ukraine came out, prices came down as people realized that oil supplies weren't threatened. there were sanctions that were imposed on russia, but the russian oil kept coming into the market the sanctions that were imposed on iran have not -- >> but do you criedit or blame particular president for pipelines that are built or not built or ports or that are open or not open. >> but that's a different issue than the price of gasoline today. that