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she wants the shareholder profits to be used in pursuit of community justice, racial justice, environmentalction, or common decency. so what if she is looking to do is change everything. and the last thing this woman is is a capitalist. she is a socialist, it's and her bill. >> dana: she has said, i'm a capitalist that wants to change a lot of things. >> geraldo: i think you tend to be more socialistic as a younger person, then you drift towards the capitalist side, but socialism has a real appeal to young people and two hard-core democrats. the green new deal, you know, medicare for everybody. these are very attractive until you think about how you are going to pay for them. >> greg: then the famine. [laughter] >> geraldo: than the famine appeared but between the mall and tiller of the home come a lot of variation. she might be to the right of bernie sanders. >> dana: one area warrant allowed to have distance from sanders is on this point and they will get into it tomorrow night but i think it probably helps elizabeth warren running against president trump because the state of the union la

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department of justice federal communications -- justice, federal communications, commission have allan eye on big tech. there are possible probes and inquiries into apple, facebook, amazon, and google. they have also been calls from presidential hopefuls like bernie sanders and elizabeth warren to break up some of these companies. but now there is an impeachment inquiry into president trump, big tech breathe a sigh of relief? sally served as an assistant attorney general in the antitrust bureau. thank you both for being here. eric, i want to start with you. you wrote a great column on this last week. give me a sense, do you think all of the distraction around this impeachment discussion could actually be a benefit to these tech companies? eric: i think in the short term, certainly in terms of the media environment, the fact that antitrust has become a political conversation and that attention has animated a lot more action than we have seen in years, so when the story turns to impeachment, there is a degree to which facebook, google, amazon can take a breath and ir strategy.he certai

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i handle drug court, community justice court, intensive supervise court and veteran's court and behavior health court. i want to make it clear there is definitely await list for residential treatment programs. i think my clients wait a minimum a month in jail for the treatment programs. that is really good. just to let you think about the barrier that causes because that does cause people to often not seek treatment and plead guilty and get out of jail and it does nothing to treat the root cause of crime. i also wanted you to consider some other considerations, the jails are full of drugs. i just learned that today from a case manager we are going to deal with overdoses in jail soon. there are not enough harm reduction programs so that if a person who is really well meaning and trying to get treatment uses, which is common in the path towards recovery they are kicked out. they are not allowed to return within that year. there are people in drug court trying to get treatment and nowhere for us to turn them to. i just want to make that clear. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you. next speake

we can address these problems head on with my concept of community centred justice. the community is at the heart of everything we do and the district attorney's office, and in our criminal justice system. we will prioritize, protecting and lifting up communities. we'll strengthen ties between the office and neighborhood interests, diverse constituencies, law enforcement and community groups. because the first time you meet a prosecutor from the district attorney's office shouldn't be when you're the victim of a crime. we should be collaborating to prevent crime in the first place. today the district attorney's office that failed to prioritize a range of serious crimes that affect our daily lives. as a result, san francisco is, today, ranked number one for property crime in the country. that is not what criminal justice reform is about. prosecuting property crimes or drug crimes can be an entry point for intervention to stop repeat offenses and as a barrier to falling deeper in the criminal justice system at the same time, we cannot allow our neighborhoods to be devas

summer before we have a supreme court decision in a closely watched case involving the lgbtq community. >> justiceser the federal civil rights act protects lgbtq people from job discrimination. the court's four liberal justices seem prepared to side with workers who were fired because of their sexual orientation or transgender status. it would appear the fate of the decision rests on whether one of the court's conservatives joins them. >>> presidential candidate bernie sanders is scaling back his campaign schedule after suffering a hert attack last week. there's still no word on when sanders plans to resume campaigning but he'll participate in next week's debate in ohio. the sanders family is also mourning the loss of his daughter-in-law. rain riggs died saturday from cancer at the age of 46. she was diagnosed shortly before her death. she leaves behind her husband and three children. >>> millions of people across northern and central california staging the state'la prenti pto avoid wildfis caused by faulty lines during expected high winds. residents have been buying water, ice, generators, flashli

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he's interviewed by the author can and founding director of the hope center for college, community and justicefter words" is a weekly interview program with guest hosts interviewing top nonfiction nors about their hatest -- authors about their latest work. >> host: well, paul, you've written a terribly inciteful and even sometimes surprising -- insightful read, and i'm happy to be talking about this book with you. so one of the things i really like about the book is that you really spent time with students and their families, and we know that today's college students are so different from the students who used to attend college. my team has taken to calling them real college students. i'm really

san francisco's criminal justice policy bodies collectively acknowledge that communities of color have born the burden of inequitable social, viabilitial, criminal justice policies practice and investment, the government actions have caused deep racial disparities throughout san francisco juvenile justice and criminal justice system. we further recognize that racial equity is realized when race can no longer be used for the outcome. we commit to the elimination of racial disparities in criminal justice systems. so that is the statement. and that is the statement that we are looking today for you all to recognize and hopefully sign on. i have the ordinates that in december of next year, every department in the county will have to come up with their own racial equity statement. and the statement, we want it to be uniform among all criminal justice bodies. and we've actually been working on the statement and all the criminal justice bodies are in cohort for because of this statement right now tiffany sutton, i got her last name right, is representing the police department right. from this

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texas, after a woman is shot and killed in her own home >> what do we want >> justice >> when do we want it? >> now >> community leaders demanding justice and answers after a 28-year-old woman was killed after police were called to check on her welfare nbc's sam brock joins us now with more on the story sam, good morning. >> fellowshphillip, this traged when concerned neighbor noticed an open door across the street and called a non-emergency police number. it ended with a 27-year-old woman shot and killed. community leader, loved ones and a lawyer for atatiana jefferson's family want justice. >> she went to investigate at the window an officer was on the other side and before she had a moment to respond, he shot her to death. that's murder. >> reporter: speak out after police released body cam footage showing two officers responding to a welfare check when one officer calls for someone to put up their hands. >> put your hands up, show me your hands [ gunshot >> reporter: the fort worth police department saying the officer perceived a threat the officer drew his duty weapon and fired a shot, striking the person

and hopefully will better reflect environmental justice communities throughout the bay area. the question i wanted to pose back to you is actually around a total different subject labor. what is your assessment on the days of the apprenticeship pipeline? what kind of trades are we looking to onboard into energy efficiency work? >> well, you know, the electricians, the mechanical trades remain the most relevant for this work. but the laborers are getting into this work. there. so i would say that those apprenticeship program that are more open to taking our opportunities in would be a better fit. but, yeah. i think that we need to engage labor more seriously around this issue. really. to have that conversation. >> and, of course, are there local c.p.o.s that you would currently recommend as relevant to this apprenticeship pipeline? >> c.p.o.s is working on the apprenticeship pipeline. well, you know, a lot of them were reflected in our committee itself. >> yeah. >> do you want to add anything? >> yeah. yes. as commissioner knows, some of those training program representatives

community. criminal justice reform affects the black community.homes is not because they are deadbeat dads, but bill clinton's law incarcerated them. they were taken from their homes. he's doing a lot of things for the community. there are some things about the president they might not like. my people might not like. however, they say politics regarding the community are outweighing the negative the news media is trying to portray. we night double the numbers we had from last year. that's what i'm believing. trish: it sounds like you have got kanye west on your side as well. i am sort of a deer in the headlights. wild video showing deer crashing into a long island hair salon. kat timpf is here with that story and a few others. but tomi lahren has a solution to the l.a. homeless crisis. it's called president trump. bt into one monthly payment. and get your interest rate right. so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. aalexa: it's a masterstroke of sorrow by olivia watson. heartache, brutality and redemption. the mist crept into

justice challenge. we have made a commitment to have our december meeting take place in community. the work group that meets as part of the safety and justice challenge meets on a monthly basis and we're talking about these strategies to target the key jail drivers. in addition, we meet regularly as part of the criminal justice racial equity work group and those meetings take place every other month. so what are we doing? here we have a list of the key strategies that we are focused on as part of the initiative. our strategies are targeted to reduce the average daily jail population to 1,044 individuals. this is what would be required to successfully and safely close the jail. we are funded to do decision-making. there's a lot here. i could do a whole other presentation about the different initiatives that are listed here , but i think what is important to understand is how do you reduce the jail population by this 15 to 19% we would need in order to sex with -- successfully close the jail and meet objectives to the grant are that looking at, how do you reduce -- reduce repeat booki

rubber bullets on me to buffer between the violent police and the december -- desperate community demanding justice. i'm here to leverage those privileges to elevate the communities affected by these terrible policies. >> thank you. next speaker. >> chair ronen, supervisors walton, mar, fewer, hello. i'm a fifth generation san francisco native. i'm an alum of usf where i received my mba. i want to be on the cannabis oversight committee because i want to be an access -- asset to the city of san francisco and all of you, through collaboration, using my experience, and through my deep commitment to the community here in the city i love. i have experienced some judgment to provide a valuable voice on the oversight committee and hope to earn your recommendation today. i don't usually put myself out there politically like this, but i feel i'm uniquely situated in providing you support in creating the best environment for legal cannabis in our city. i serve as the chief compliance officer where i oversee multiple permits of cannabis, in cultivation, manufacturing, distributi distribution. i have experienc

the justices have to decide if those protections also extend to the lgbtq community. d divided along ideological lines, hundreds of protesters on both sides outside the court today asa the justices inside heard arguments in two cases. one involving two gay men who say they were fired for sexual orientation, the other involving a transgender woman. after the argument, there were two hours long, attorneys came outside to make their case to the media. >> justices across the bench were troubled by the fact that the aclu's argument would eliminate all sex specific policies in the workplace, whether be sex-specific showers, dress codes, restrooms, sports team, every single thing would have to go. >> my response to the bathrooms and societal upheaval. there will not be societal upheaval. transgender people live among us, 1.5 billion transgender americans in this world. >> dana: it was justice neil gorsich. he also asked questions of both sides and said sex did seem to be at least a contributing cause, so he could prove to be pivotal in this decision, expected to come down sev

community. how are we called to live? not just charity but social justice. so then, and i struggled. i said we are nuns. we are not social workers. how are we going to solve these problems? resistance. when you wake up, you can understand what was behind the resistance but at the time, you really don't know. but i did wake up. and that led me to move into the st. thomas housing projects. all of the stories that unfold in the book. the st. thomas housing project is where i got an invitation one day. i'm talking to college students i tell them, jesus is sneaky. [indiscernible] i was an english major, i was going to write some nice letters.and they wrote back. 2.5 years later he is executed. and the man sitting in here was the lawyer in atlanta. this man took these cases and try to save the life of people on death row. and that's how - - came into my life that's when i began to learn about human rights and about dedicated lives. and the lawyers working so hard to try to save those lives. >> to watch the rest of this discussion, visit booktv.org. search for helen fraser on or the title o

communities not cages. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. i am the district 10 youth commissioner. i could easily say everything that everybody else just said. that would be kind of annoying. the transfertive justice committee supports closing 850 bryant. the city should restore harm done in communities. if you think about the idea of jail it's, it really doesn't make sense to put the hurt and damaged people in one place and expect them to heal each other. you have got to support them in doing that. with that said we do not support the displacement or pushing them out of the city, putting them in other counties as said before, and we would hope that the effort be centered around community and helping them get to a place where they can live a sustainable life in the city they grew up in and hope they can stay here and live alive that makes sense and push them away from the needs or wants to commit crimes. >> thank you. next s

and perform 250 hours of community service. the justice department open a criminal investigation into the probe over russian interference in the 2016 election. >>> williar barr is personally overseeing the investigation. it allows the doj to subpoena witness testimony and documents. the panel of grand jury to possibly file criminal charges. president trump has long assistant the probe was meant to keep him from winning the white house. >>> microsoft has must be a big technology contract with the u.s. department of defense beating out amazon. it's in your $10 billion contract supposed to transform and modernize voluntary's cloud computing system. mo othe armed services a used outdated computers. and the pentagon wants to get all of them to talk to each other. amazon had been a front runner. that was before president trump began criticizing the owner and founder of the washington post. >>> taking a live look at the fire that is burning out of control in southern california. the wind driven fire called the tick fire has forced an estimated 50

just concluded in the building community trust and justice. the goal of that initiative is to take the science that we already knew worked in the laboratory and had six cities across the united states. from the turns to both training and culture ships to training and culture ships and this data will have these elements. given the time i think it's in the proposal. thank >> you. i yield back my time i'm >> impressed by the remarkable work you're doing and the safety. the question has been running through my mind is how america's vast and quite unique problem of gun violence complicates the problem of police so we have lost more than 1 million and a half since 1968 to gun violence. the rates of gun violence are 25 times higher and 22 under wealthy countries on average. this must be a very serious problem in terms of community relations and i wonder if you would pylon. >> there's not as much good research on that question as there should be and are available from the science and some cbp ease and on foursome and. and it has a huge book we look at

community. here is law and justice party leader jaroslav shortly after the result of the exit poll was announced. our main strengths our credibility and keeping our word. work me will be more difficult in the 4 years ahead than it was during the previous 4 much national. but we must maintain credibility. and dispel does that what we are doing is good real and responsible. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. thousands gathered in central berlin on sunday to protest against anti semitism and right wing violence on wednesday 2 people were shot dead outside of a synagogue in the eastern german city of hama the government had tried and failed to enter the place of worship to kill worshipers observing young kipper jewish day of atonement. in tunisia a retired law professor. has won the country's presidential election with more than 70 percent of the vote according to an exit poll side as an independent with no political experience he has pledged to fight corruption and support decentralization. in hong kong pro-democracy activists have held several small protests across

hari: last year, goldrick-rab founded the hope center for college, community and justice, .o finding solutions for the financial and logistical barriers that prevent students from graduating. at tople, there are efforts t assist food insecure students. and a university care team hel connect students in a housingis to emergency funding. >> weee have bable to support them also with the resources of our counseling center. hari: but one othe biggest challenges here, and at many other universities, is the lack of affordable housing on-campus. goldrick-rab says public colleges and universities, facing budget cuts, see food and housing revenue streams. >> if you begin to see housing as a profit center, then you begin to charge studore and more simply because you can. the other thing is that a growing number of schools are really trying to attract a certain kind of student and family. it'a family with a lot more disposable income and it's a family that is going to pay more tuition with less financial aid. hesoesidence hall rooms for students are larger than they t usbe. the amenitie

support has been really about, black firefighters to officers for justice i've had a 15 year úi have worked, in and with re communities color tobuild justice and i am tremendously grateful to have their support in this race. what i have announced is that i want to have the first-riever civits unit within the will not build a city that is safe for all of us until we rks for all of us and racial disparities are a clear threat to that, five percent of our population is african-american 53 percent of who is in our jail we have work to do and district attorney i will work every day to eradicate ar diies. >> racial disparities article defining feature of the criminal justice system in the united states. in sentences go, incarcerate african-americans rate than any other city in the country. it id a disgrace, it needs i have announced the confidence of series of specific policy ideas that are on my website, and they attack racial disparities at every single step f the criminjustice system. those policies have won me the support of leaders like felicia jonemo the latina atic club and across the country, criminal justice reform

argue with are the results he put forth for the african-american community, whether we are talking about opportunity zones, criminal justice reform, which is something democrats clamored for, but only donald trump was able to deliver. his economic policies resulted in record low unemployment in african-american communities. >> [indiscernible] secretary gidley: i have answered this question multiple times. if you guys want to talk about something else, i am happy to. >> putin and erdogan and the notion russia is moving into the vacuum the u.s. is leaving. is whatary gidley: that we are trying to avoid. the president went into these national security issues wide-eyed. now you see some of his detractors like lindsey graham saying it is optimistic. the president was clear when he ran, what he wanted to do was secure those regions and bring our troops home. that is what he is trying to do. he still wants to keep forces behind to protect oil and ensure stability in the region. today is the final day of the cease-fire. we expect that temporary de-escalation to transition into permanent by the end of the afternoon. the president t

justice everywhere. injustice in any community in this country is a threat to justice in every community in this country. i love my country. i didn't come to congress to make this speech. i love my country. i didn't come to congress to impeach a president. but because i love my country, i'm making this speech. and because i love my country, i have brought articles of impeachment. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. members are reminded to refrain in engaging in personalities towards the president. under the speaker's announced the of january 3, 2019, chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona, mr. shike earth for 30 minutes. mr. schweikert: in listening to my friend, mr. green, we're friends. i think we always voted against each other on everything but we were always civil to each other and that's hard to communicate with a lot of our brothers and sisters and folks at home, that you canville contentious issues that we absolutely agree on. and we have a family motto, and i don't know if it works, conservative but don't jerk abou

students are facing different barriers to education including justice involvement, homelessness, substance abuse, family stressors, community violence and poverty. as a current employee of the school district with an extensive history of supporting young people in the justice system i have a unique perspective and voice and there are so many layers to closing juve nal and i would love to look at data to help with the possible solutions. thank you. >> thank you. >> seat 7. 7 gina castro rodriguez. >> i'm reading a statement for gina castro rodriguez. dear board of supervisors, thank you for considering my application to serve on the closed juvenile hall working group. i worked with children, youth and adults in the delinquency dependency and criminal-justice system for 25 years. and i'm a psychologist, professional at the university of san francisco and have a private practice here in san francisco and serving youth and young tempts who have experience inner personal and community violence. i was executive director of youth justice initiative a san francisco non prove h profit housed at serving youth and young for and involv