ukrainian fighters, it did not help him, as stated on the official facebook page of the strategic communications departmentf creativity in kobzon, russian soldiers are raping russian women in the belgorod region bordering ukraine, which is used as a transshipment point for russians. reports of sexual crimes have significantly increased. a military man is told by his wife, an employee of local law enforcement agencies, that the conversation was intercepted by the security service of ukraine. belgorod does not catch the fork seriously, this cover is not enough . to go for a walk in the military, but i didn’t think it was the two of them , that is, there are 15 30 people talking about the war in the president’s office, they put forward a counter proposal to the politicians of some countries who advise ukraine to cede territories in order to end the war with russia, the adviser to the head of the president’s office, mykhailo podolyak, said that these countries should keep ukrainian refugees for life to those who offer ukraine to end the war by agreeing on territorial concessions and a new line of bloody demarc

i would like to think we could agree that the strategic communication product of the san francisco departmentshould be mackually accurate. they have not met that simple standard. i can give you an example. strategic communication for the police department should serve all legitimate institutional goals, no political. to maintaining public trust and providing public safety and services. they should always be pursued under the direction and consistent with the police commission which is the civilian representative in the democracy and goal of the police commission to drive the police department communication. they are currently disconnected and in conflict. a few examples. "new york times" did not hail sfpd as a department where police reform works false statement. police department should not longer circulate it as though it is a big propaganda. it is wildly exaggerated. fundamentally misrepresented. the public deserves the truth about that. the police department has a video saying this is the first -- >> thank you. i apologize for cutting you off. we are timing everybody at two minutes. >> i

i would like to think we could agree that the strategic communication product of the san francisco departmentshould be mackually accurate. they have not met that simple standard. i can give you an example. strategic communication for the police department should serve all legitimate institutional goals, no political. to maintaining public trust and providing public safety and services. they should always be pursued under the direction and consistent with the police commission which is the civilian representative in the democracy and goal of the police commission to drive the police department communication. they are currently disconnected and in conflict. a few examples. "new york times" did not hail sfpd as a department where police reform works false statement. police department should not longer circulate it as though it is a big propaganda. it is wildly exaggerated. fundamentally misrepresented. the public deserves the truth about that. the police department has a video saying this is the first -- >> thank you. i apologize for cutting you off. we are timing everybody at two minutes. >> i

the cri process and this legislation would really build on and enhance the department's existing community policing strategic plan and the department general order 1.08 on community policing. last month we had this important meeting and that hearing besides heighting the understaffing in our department, it highlighted how there is a lack of staffing assigned to proactive crime prevention and really community policing type work. so this ordinance will help sort of move us towards focus more focus and making a high priority from crime prevention. >> i know we have deanna from the police department who my office has worked with closely on the ordinance. i wanted to invite her to speak briefly on the police department's support of this. and also maybe if you could speak about how this aligns with the existing, the department's existing community policing strategic plan and d.t.o.1.08. >> thank you, supervisor mar. i am actually online. again, i am the director of public and housing affairs for the san francisco police department. thank you, again, supervisor mar, for your leadership and as you shared for us for

dorsey has been the san francisco police department's director of strategic communications since 2020. he said he has also personally battled drug addiction. i want every san franciscan who struggles with addiction or alcoholism to have the same access to care. i had and to know that they have the support of a city that won't give up on them either. dorsey says getting more addicts into treatment would help address an array of other problems in the city, including street crime, retail theft and homelessness. dorsey has said he plans to run for a full term come november, and it's likely to be a very crowded race because of redistricting green district six no longer does include the tenderloin, but it's still covers mission bay south of market and treasure island. well, today was the last day for balance to go out for the june primary. all registered voters in the state should be getting their ballots in the mail very soon. in person. voting also got underway today in san francisco city hall in other locations, all counties will also open drop off locations for vote by mail ballots, the

he has been the san francisco police department director of strategic communications since 2020.and he also says that he's personally battled drug addiction. i want every san franciscan who struggles with addiction or alcoholism to have the same access to care. i had and to know that they have the support of a city that won't give up on them either. dorsey says getting more addicts into treatment would help address an array of other problems in the city, including street crime, retail theft and homelessness. dorsey has said that he plans to run for a full term come november, and it's likely to be a very crowded race because of redistricting. district six no longer includes the tenderloin, but it still covers mission bay south of market and treasure island. voting at san francisco city hall got underway today. this is for next month statewide primary election residents across the bay area should be getting their ballots in the mail soon. the deadline to register to vote for the june 7th election is may 23rd. today was the last day for ballots to go out for the june primary, and al

. >> prior to his appointment, dorsey was the director of strategic communications for the san francisco police department. >> and happening tonight right here on kron 4 san francisco district attorney boudin will sit down with our catherine heenan to answer questions about crime in the city and the recall effort against him. that interview will be live in primetime tonight at 9.30, coming up. >> child care providers rally in oakland today. what they say the state needs to do. for the childcare industry and russian president putin celebrating victory day today. his message about the war moving forward. it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the "dad cab", it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. ask their doctor about hpv vaccination today. >> over the weekend,

dorsey has been working as director of strategic communications at the police department since 2020. and says he has personally battled drug addiction. i want every san franciscan who struggles with addiction or alcoholism to have the same access to care. i had and to know that they have the support of a city that won't give up on them either. dorothy says getting more people into treatment will help address many problems in the city, including street crime, retail theft and homelessness. ballots are on the way for the coming june primary . yesterday was the last day for counties to send out the ballots to voters in person. voting is already starting in some counties. all bay area counties will also open drop off locations were vote by mail ballots. the deadline to register the vote for the june 7th election is may 23rd. it was an unusual night and a couple of ways for the golden state warriors just hours before tip off for game four, the western conference semifinals, the warriors announced head coach steve kerr tested positive for covid. kept him out of chase center and put him int

he n working as director of strategic communications at the police department since 2020. addiction. i want every san franciscan who struggles with addiction or alcoholism to have the same access to care. i had and to know that they have the support of a city that won't give up on them either. now dorsey says getting more people into treatment will help address an array of other problems in the city time now, 6 10 count train is delaying several planned fare hikes in an effort to entice more people to ride caltrain. the board of directors voted to delay a pair of 5% fare increases that were due to begin in 2023 2025. they will not be pushed back a year. two other fare hikes for the summer and the summer of 2024 will also be pushed back a year. alright we're talking about that snow, even though it is may we want to show you some new images from the cisco grove area this morning in plaster county along interstate 80 take a look. looks kind of like january february, maybe caltrans reminding drivers heading for the lake tahoe area or if you have to go over to reno, you still n

dorsey has been working as director of strategic communication at the police department since 2000 and he says he has personally battled drug addiction. i want every san franciscan who struggles with addiction or alcoholism to have the same access to care. i had and to know that they have the support of a city that won't give up on them either. dorsey says getting more people into treatment will help address an array of other problems in the city, including street crime, retail theft and homelessness. ballots are on the way for the june 7th primary election. yesterday was the last day for counties to send out ballots to voters in person. voting is already underway. in some counties. all bay area counties will also open drop off locations for vote by mail ballots, the deadline to register to vote for the june 7th election. is may 23rd coming up erase to address record inflation next year on the nine how the biden administration just now is laying out plans to reverse the trend ahead of the midterm elections. also had the warriors lost a key team member right before a big game, how they

dorsey has previously been serving as the director of strategic communications for the san francisco police department. mayor breed's going to be announcing her. later this afternoon, we will have more on that coming up on kron. 4 news at 3 as well. national news this afternoon. lawmakers are reacting to the possible overturning of roe v wade democrats on capitol hill now scrambling to pass some legislation that will codified the 1973 landmark ruling into federal law. so far, though they don't have the votes to pass at. our national correspondent trevor shirley has the very latest from washington. well, this legislation is intended to protect the rights established by roe versus wade. >>regardless of what the supreme court ends up deciding. but there's almost no chance this legislation will survive in the senate. senate democrats will set up a vote on the legislation today with the actual vote scheduled to happen on wednesday. the conversation over abortion rights changed dramatically after last week's leak of a supreme court opinion which appears to show the court is prepared to overturn roe versus w

. >> prior to his appointment, dorsey was the director strategic communications for the san francisco police department. happening tonight, san francisco just return each a dean will sit down with us here on kron 4 to answer questions about crime in the city and the recall effort against him. this interview will be live in prime time. it's tonight at 9.30. and alameda county sheriff's deputy is recovering tonight after near fatal crash that involved an alleged drunk driver. the video of the crash is just stunning. it shows the deputy's suv hit at a high rate of speed and it's crushed by the impact. it happened at the intersection of 16th avenue and foothill and oakland at 4.30, sunday afternoon on mother's day as kron four's terisa sasha reports the sheriff is speaking out about this crash and how it highlights the need to crack down on people driving under the influence of drugs. >> this is all that is left of an alameda county sheriff's deputy's suv following a dui accident. the engine a mangled pile of metal. how is the deputy doing? this was a horrific situation. >> our deputies doing ok we talked

assembly before today's appointment, dorsey has been the director of strategic communications for the san francisco police departmentnference at noon today where the appointment will be made official. 2 boats are missing from oakland of their owner. doesn't think they just wandered off either. he thinks so many planned to take them. the director of the beautification council, ken houston, says his goats were taken on friday night. they had just been in an event. it was the first one for 2 years because of covid and the coach. we're a lot near international boulevard 91st avenue where they were being kept and that's where they were taken from. he thinks somebody plan to steal because the fence was cut. it. and there was food on the ground may have indicated they were lowering the goats with the treats. >> and i knew something happen because when i pull up and i say me, the money, they come hop it. and they didn't come. it was thought out. because you could tell how was could you have to have a truck. you had to have wrote we had to do a whole lot to get those 2 goats. there were 2 full grown goat. >> but i'm assuming

this afternoon, dorsey has been the san francisco police department director of strategic communications since 2020 but has not held public office. he said that he has personally struggled with drug addiction and, he says, addressing addiction out there on the streets will help solve a host of other problems. from retail theft and burglar, auto burglaries and homelessness, street conditions, public public safety and more, much more, in fact, because it would also save lives. dorsey also expressed support for the police department and for adding more affordable housing to his district and dorsey has already said he plans to run for a full term in november, and it's likely to be a crowded race because of redistricting. district six no longer includes the tenderloin, but it still covers mission bay south of market and treasure island. voting at san francisco city hall got underway today. this is for next month statewide primary election residents across the bay area should be getting their ballots in the mail soon. the deadline to register for to vote for the june 7th election is may 23rd i

>>prior to his appointment, dorsey was the director of strategic communications for the san francisco police department. the district 6 seat became vacant last week after matt haney was sworn in to the california state assembly. and happening tonight, san francisco disc returning chase aboudi will sit down with us here on kron 4 to answer your questions about crime in the city and the recall effort against him. this interview will be live in prime time tonight starts at 9.30. i hope you can join us. it's going to be in a very interesting an in-depth conversation. coming up here at 3 o'clock. the russian onslaught is intensifying in eastern ukraine. putin is justifying this invasion to his people. and a late spring snowstorm has driver slipping and sliding all across 80 in the sierra. the latest conditions on the ground as more snow is expected today. also, 2 goats that are missing and oakland right now why the owner believes were stolen. feeling sluggish or weighed down? it could be a sign that your digestive system isn't working at its best. taking metamucil everyday can help. metamucil psyllium fiber

dorsey has been the san francisco police department's director of strategic communications since 2020. he represents. what hope is. hope for a new future hope for transformation. but more importantly, in knowing matt for so many years. what i appreciate his willingness to build bridges to work together to make the hard decisions. and to focus on the work that's important to san franciscans swore in dorsey in a ceremony at the lance c street foundation this afternoon. dorsey has previously worked as press secretary for former city attorney dennis herrera. he said he has personally struggled with drug addiction, and he said that help prioritize addressing the city's overdose crisis. every san franciscan who struggles with addiction or alcoholism, to have the same access to care. i had and to know that they have the support of a city that won't give up on them either. dorsey says getting more addicts into treatment would help address an array of other problems in the city, including street crime, retail theft and homelessness. dorsey will serve hey, knees remaining term. he's already sai

california for community empowerment and strategic actions for just economy those facing eviction or advised to seek help through legal or groups in their community or from the departmental services. okay, michael. thank you. sure. the average interest rate for a 30-year fixed. gidge is now about five and a half percent redfin chief economist. darrell fairweather joined our 3pm show getting answers. discuss the market she says those rising interest rates may level out prices, but ultimately it will take a bigger change to bring them down. i actually don't think prices are going to go down. i mean they might go down a little bit, but it's not going to be enough to make it feel like things are truly more affordable. the only way to make affordable is to build more of it. so everybody who wants to live in the bay area. and and the bay area has a really big hole to get self out of when it comes to building more housing. fair weather says even if the steep price increases we've seen recently slow down prices are already so high may not make a difference for many buyers. new economic numbers out today show inflation has already reached a peak, but that doesn't mean prices. f

community, including 11 years as police chief. mrs. kim: throughout his many roles, he set an example of excellence in our police department and created the first five-year strategic plan in the department's history. while he's a well-known active member of our community, his impact can also be seen across neighboring cities. he helped create the orange county public task force, a partner shep between cities that works to address pressing public safety issues such as homelessness, incarceration, and gang and youth violence. thank you for your unwilling dedication to safety to our community. i wish you a wonderful retirement. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, lions club international is on capitol hill this week for their annual meetings with members of congress. i'm a member of my hometown organi

of his work with the police department in the last two years, it didn't take very long when i sat down with matt to decide who we were making director of strategic communication. it didn't take long. his reputation preceded him. i didn't know him. had never met him. we sat down at starbucks. he was a real person with real stories, lived experiences. those experiences make him who he is. he is a caring person, compassionate, honest. he stands his ground when he he believes in an issue. he will stand his ground. you know how much i appreciate you and your work and you as a person. we will miss you. in the san francisco police departments we will miss you dearly. we know the next chapter of your public service career the city is not going to end. whatever we can do to make your transition easier, i wish we had a little more time but i don't think we have a choice. whatever we can do to make your transition easier and work with you in your new capacity as member of the board of supervisors. we will do that. we know that you will hold us accountable like you hold ever body else accountable. that is who you are. we welcome you to this new role in the board of super

illustration department, was in touch with us on the prevention of war crimes on the territory of our country, and now we are in touch with the founder of the center of strategic communicationstion security, advisor to the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine on countering disinformation, love tsybulska, we welcome you, my love, good day. yes, glory to ukraine to the fresh russian fake, yes. and after that, to pass them off as, so to speak , azov fighters and the rest of the units defending mariupol, so fresh information arrived. what are the russians like? they are preparing, but for what purpose, what can they achieve in this way, no one in ukraine will believe the level of combat capability of our units, which are in a state of disrepair, despite the tragedy of their situation . of their own audience , it is very important for them to have support for the war because they are already conducting covert mobilization and they need to have a flow of people who would like to participate in this war for this here is this information the internal machine is deployed er absolutely to 100%. and here are such fakes, they are not primarily intended to convince the domestic audienc

strategic communications. shaping, targeted messages in mind. further interrogation and discussion to understand how the department crafts messages. they choose to highlight and what they do not and the impact of that and how it impacts the communities in our city. so many other things to prioritize with this money like education, safe housing and libraries. i hope we will get to that point. thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments. next caller, please. >> the first i would like to speak to. [indiscernable] the first is that the calls have not been from the 2024 reform. they have been for abolition. i understand for a lot of white people on the line that is scary. replacing systems of punishment with systems of care. i want to speak to the person who said that they had their car stolen. i have no doubt that you have been harmed. the police department has been increased by several hundreds of millions of dollars. $100 million from 2018. what is targeting increase in police presence results in greater safety. less harmed if that is feeling like i have lost the value of my car to feeling like what harm is done to me in

community policing strategic plan that sfpd created is in response to the concerns around racial bias and over policing in black and brown communities and the community policing is a key part of the departmente reform initiative recommendations that we're still following through on implementing. i think this not only does community policing plans address better address the public safety concerns of our neighborhoods, it can help address concerns around addressing racism, systemic racism and policing in san francisco. i thank you for your support on

community policing strategic plan that sfpd created is in response to the concerns around racial bias and over policing in black and brown communities and the community policing is a key part of the department of justice collaborative reform initiative recommendations that we're still following through on implementing. i think this not only does community policing plans address better address the public safety concerns of our neighborhoods, it can help address concerns around addressing racism, systemic racism and policing in san francisco. i thank you for your support on this. thank supervisor stefani for moving the amendment. i would move that we -- in addition to the motion to incorporate the amendments i presented from supervisor stefani, i move that we continue this to the next meeting. that will be may 26th. >> clerk: would you like to take both of those motions together? on the motion to amend item 5 and continue it to the may 26th meeting. [roll call vote] there are three ayes. >> supervisor mar: thank you. please call item 3. >> clerk: an ordinance amending the administrative code to require h.s.h. to submit a plan to implement a program to provide unsheltered persons in san franci

community policing strategic plan that sfpd created is in response to the concerns around racial bias and over policing in black and brown communities and the community policing is a key part of the department of justice collaborative reform initiative recommendations that we're still following through on implementing. i think this not only does community policing plans address better address the public safety concerns of our neighborhoods, it can help address concerns around addressing racism, systemic racism and policing in san francisco. i thank you for your support on this. thank supervisor stefani for moving the amendment. i would move that we -- in addition to the motion to incorporate the amendments i presented from supervisor stefani, i move that we continue this to the next meeting. that will be may 26th. >> clerk: would you like to take both of those motions together? on the motion to amend item 5 and continue it to the may 26th meeting. [roll call vote] there are three ayes. >> supervisor mar: thank you. please call item 3. >> clerk: an ordinance amending the administrative code to require h.s.h. to submit a plan to implement a program to provide unsheltered persons in san franci

community policing strategic plan that sfpd created is in response to the concerns around racial bias and over policing in black and brown communities and the community policing is a key part of the department of justice collaborative reform initiative recommendations that we're still following through on implementing. i think this not only does community policing plans address better address the public safety concerns of our neighborhoods, it can help address concerns around addressing racism, systemic racism and policing in san francisco. i thank you for your support on this. thank supervisor stefani for moving the amendment. i would move that we -- in addition to the motion to incorporate the amendments i presented from supervisor stefani, i move that we continue this to the next meeting. that will be may 26th. >> clerk: would you like to take both of those motions together? on the motion to amend item 5 and continue it to the may 26th meeting. [roll call vote] there are three ayes. >> supervisor mar: thank you. please call item 3. >> clerk: an ordinance amending the administrative code to require h.s.h. to submit a plan to implement a program to provide unsheltered persons in san franci

community policing strategic plan that sfpd created is in response to the concerns around racial bias and over policing in black and brown communities and the community policing is a key part of the departmentaborative reform initiative recommendations that we're still following through on implementing. i think this not only does community policing plans address better address the public safety concerns of our neighborhoods, it can help address concerns around addressing racism, systemic racism and policing in san francisco. i thank you for your support on this. thank supervisor stefani for moving the amendment. i would move that we -- in addition to the motion to incorporate the amendments i presented from supervisor stefani, i move that we continue this to the next meeting. that will be may 26th. >> clerk: would you like to take both of those motions together? on the motion to amend item 5 and continue it to the may 26th meeting. [roll call vote] there are three ayes. >> supervisor mar: thank you. please call item 3. >> clerk: an ordinance amending the administrative code to require h.s.h. to submit a plan to implement a program to provide unsheltered persons in san francisco with the saf

community policing strategic plan that sfpd created is in response to the concerns around racial bias and over policing in black and brown communities and the community policing is a key part of the department of justice collaborative reform initiative recommendations that we're still following through on implementing. i think this not only does community policing plans address better address the public safety concerns of our neighborhoods, it can help address concerns around addressing racism, systemic racism and policing

strategic commands and the department. >> thank you. general if we could move to a different theater now if isis and al qaeda are able to without consistent ct pressure how long does the intelligence community assess it will take for either organization to reconstitute their external attack capabilities? >> we access isis a year slightly longer and longer for alal qaeda. >> last october we heard from secretary he told the committee we could see isis k generate the capability and six -- 12 months and then in march we heard from general mckenzie the capability might be 12 -- 18 months. so i look forward to hearing more about how and why these intelligence estimates have shifted forward. i think that is important for this committee to know. it is important to understand when we look at the dramatic reduction we have seen an houre intelligence collection in that region since our withdrawal. thank you, thank you, mr. chairman. >> director haynes, thank you so much for your testimony. i want to talk aaw little bit about advanced persistent threats. and i want to know what type of support are you providing, critical infrastructure f providers to deal? specifically i am concerned if this war in ukr

of his work with the police department in the last two years, it didn't take very long when i sat down with matt to decide who we were making director of strategic communicationidn't take long. his reputation preceded him. i didn't know him. had never met him. we sat down at starbucks. he was a real person with real stories, lived experiences. those experiences make him who he is. he is a caring person, compassionate, honest. he stands his ground when he he believes in an issue. he will stand his ground. you know how much i appreciate you and your work and you as a person. we will miss you. in the san francisco police departments we will miss you dearly. we know the next chapter of your public service career the city is not going to end. whatever we can do to make your transition easier, i wish we had a little more time but i don't think we have a choice. whatever we can do to make your transition easier and work with you in your new capacity as member of the board of supervisors. we will do that. we know that you will hold us accountable like you hold ever body else accountable. that is who you are. we welcome you to this new role in the board of supervisors