thank you, president elias. i echo president elias's compliments and sergeant heath.um, one thing that i will say with the work that you and your entire unit. i know you have your partners here. um some of the unsung work that doesn't really get recognized is, um, what this is all about with the commission really recognizing not just the medal of valor type of, uh, work that is, is definitely commendable. but the day to day heroes that we have out there that are just doing their job and making things work, and that is you and your unit. so i know it's not, uh, what people see. i mean, they see csi and they have a certain idea about how these things should work. it's a tv. we're behind the scenes. you're behind the scenes? exactly. but you're making things happen. and we would not have any success that we have in terms of crimes we solve and the things that we do without you all and without you people like you. so thank you. thank you so much. and i just want to say this is an honor to receive. and i'm a third generation sfpd officer. my grandfather and my father befor

mark elias talked out lines, i have on phone here the 2020, we actually kept lines, the average waiton election day in 2020 was two minutes, in the afternoon. in 2022 the average wait time was about two minutes and the reason that we did that to answer mark elias's question that counties run the elections, but if you have long lines in a county, who do you think where's that? the county election director or secretary of state? i don't mind wearing my own mistakes but i'm not going to bear the burden for someone else's. we have a place in georg called chick-fil-a. everyone hates those lines on a monday. because you're always so long. they have figured out how to keep those lines short. we work with the counties saying, how many people do you have in this precinct? how many voting machines do you have? add more machines or bus the precinct in half. we've had great success during election day keeping those lines short. those are two really key things that i supported. when i do my meetings, i don't talk about that. my job is to follow the law and implement what the general assembly pass

joining us now our very own jordan rubin, former manhattan prosecutor, and marc elias is with us, ourell. marc, you had a chance to look at the trump filing. what stood out to you? >> first of all, just on "the washington post" quote you put up, i think it is important that we not buy into the idea that this is novel. if by novel they mean it doesn't come up that often that a president of the united states incites a violent mob to insurrection, yes, in that sense it is novel, but section three of the 14th amendment is in the u.s. constitution and it is every bit as valid as every other bit of the constitution. i had a chance to read the brief. what is striking about it is how weak it is on the question of whether he in fact did engage in insurrection. the brief buries that question, that very central question of whether or not he is an insurrectionist to page 27 of a 35-page filing. it leads with a whole bunch of arguments about whether the courts are the right forum to resolve these questions, whether congress should have to resolve these questions, whether it is too early to resolve

thank you, president elias. i just wanted to respond to miss brown's public comment today. um, i, i made these comments late last year, but just wanted to reiterate them in light of her recent comment, which is that, um, the police commission in was in the process of interviewing a policy analyst, and i had made a public promise to miss brown that upon hiring this policy analyst, the first thing i would ask this person to do would be to put together a report of what other law enforcement jurisdictions do to in to forward with tips for unsolved, uh, homicide and other serious crimes. uh, we had identified an excellent candidate who we wanted to hire the next day, mayor breed froze the position, so we were unable to hire that person. um, so given that that will no longer be possible in as an alternative, um, i requested that that the department at that sfpd and epa do a joint presentation wherein they, they do a review of what other law enforcement agencies are doing on this issue, perhaps identify best practices,

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you just leave me elias that i am lab itself. okay. be a lot different people. you don't have to fit in anything. i just don't if i can do it and leaves me, you can do better than any minutes. so the how to make our toxic was a little better. i know, i don't mean blocking your toxic friends and social media. hello and welcome. i'm sorry, because the body and you all watching equal in our modern industrialized world is producing more toxins than ever before. that knowing our food, not, and even on water. water quality across several parts of the world is getting worse . you ended up as us that 80 percent of the was.

you just leave me elias that i am lab itself. be all different people. you don't have to fit in anything just don't. if i can do it, leave me. you can do better than 90 minutes. some of the it can feel like getting hit with a sledge hammer, a constant revising, pressure being squeezed, and the vice it takes many phones, the pain. it tells us something's wrong without body. all was us to be careful. still, many people longed for life, that's free of pain. so we're can healthy found here on in good shape.

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his partners were elias lindhalm and jonathan myberda, the final time of asta amenchanina was almost our striker made one shot on target, made an interception, and was once the winner in face-off and earned a utility indicator of minus one. in a smooth season. for 48 games, 34 points, the flames are in twelfth place in the western conference table. the king of melbourne is defeated. world number one djokovic lost to italian janik ciner in the semi-finals of the australian open. in 3 hours 22 minutes. the ten-time winner of the astralian open managed to take only one set 16 26 76 36. sinner reached the final of a grand slam tournament for the first time in his career. djokovic missed the opportunity to establish a world championship. danil medvedev and german alexander with the winner of the semi-final between russian zverev, this battle is in full swing right now. nikolai gastello, soviet military pilot, commander of a bomber squadron. june 26 , 1941 on the fifth day of the war. crew under command. the enemy column sent the car straight to gostello and turned the burning plane toward

elia: cuando usted estaba en esta primera instancia el juicio ustedes ya que la fiscalÍa no tenÍa pruebasisamente para evitar la confrontaciÓn que se estaba dando en el paÍs, lo que no esperaba es que se iba dar una decisiÓn tan politizada y fue mÁs confrontaciÓn, hoy el paÍs estÁ mÁs dividido, un presidente que va a llegar debilitado a tomar la posesiÓn de la presidencia, eso nunca se habÍa visto, el presidente en los primeros dÍas es cuando debe estar mÁs fuerte y cuando puede tomar decisiones que son difÍciles. elian: usted niega que haya encabezado esta lÍnea de corrupciÓn? >> totalmente, yo sigo dando la cara tras ocho aÑos y cuatro meses, yo pude haberme ido del paÍs y haber disuelto estas manifestaciones. elian: quÉ le dirÍa a los que decÍan que usted defraudÓ al gobierno o defraudÓ la estado. >> yo no le fui a robar al polo de guatemala, fui a hacer lo mejor que pude hacer para servirle a los guatemaltecos. elian: el expresidente pudo salir de prisiÓn ocho aÑos antes de cumplirse su condena porque su sentencia no estÁ en firme y porque pagÓ una fianza de mÁs de 1,000,000 de dÓlare

in previous years. elia and sikorsky, the director of the center for comment and security, joined this and she says there is a correlation between height and kind of change and increased risk of violence and global construct. what we saw in this past year with record temperatures was military's having to the deployed around the world to respond to rescue people from extreme weather events to fight wildfires. right. and so we're seeing the daily impacts of this warm and world. we're also seeing climate change intersecting with other issues to drive risks of instability and conflict. you can look at countries like sudan, like e, c o, b, a risk elsewhere where not climate change alone, but climate change as another level of stress on top of already of honorable situations. places where say you have a drought, right? and populations of agriculture is undermined, so people can't farm in their communities, they might have to leave their communities to try and find sustenance elsewhere. they may be frustrated with their governments for not being able to step up and support them and managing t

follows the weekend of protest against his government's handling of the war, with many calling for elia elections, these are the you need. i said that her mass, the minds amounted to surrender terms. after the mid atlantic group carried out the deadliest terror attack, and these are all history on october 7th, this footage of dock and winding passage ways released by these riley. i'm a claims to show with some hostages were held in gaza by him. us images that are likely to hold the families of those still missing many have gathered outside prime minister benjamin netanyahu is jerusalem hern, demanding the government strike a deal to get the loved ones back after 107 days, we are demanding that they fix the failure from the 7th, and that can only start with returning all of the hostages alive, bringing home $136.00 hostages in bags can never be considered any part of a victory. they want the government to consider a deal offered by him us to set free for hostages and exchange for an end to the war. and the release of palestinian prison is held by israel. that's something missing yahoo! i

[applause] >> thank you president elias. now chief scott would like to say a few words. >> good evening . thank you sergeant youngblood. i too want to start my remarks with thanks. first of all, thanks to awardees and officers and sergeant here because it is your work we are here for tonight. for the families, i don't know how many of these stories once you hear them that you heard, but usually our officers don't do what they do for praise, they don't do what they do for medal or award, they do what they do because they are committed to service. they do what they do because they are committed to the city and committed to this police department and more importantly, committed to the people we are sworn to protect and serve. valor has a distinct definition. it takes courage to walk into a situation that you know will put your life at risk, but walk into the situation anyway. it takes courage to walk into a burning building knowing that you may not make it out. it takes courage to run toward the gun fire instead of away from it

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ryan peniston also progresses after beating elias ymer.of action in melbourne. at alexandra palace, the day's play in the masters snooker is just under way, with the current champion, judd trump, up against kyren wilson. let's take you to live action now. wilson is one frame up on that one. trump has been in great form this season, winning three ranking events and losing in the champion of champions final. wilson's looking to improve on his runner—up spot from six years ago. coverage continues, over on bbc two and the iplayer. more from that, as well as the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. you're watching bbc news. i'm nicky schiller. let's get more on the breaking news in the last hour that former post office boss paula vennells has said she will hand back her cbe with immediate effect. it comes amid the fallout of the horizon it scandal which led to the wrongful prosecution of hundreds of sub—postmasters. ms vennell

wesley, ariana, whalen, ainsley, elias. raise our children, everything is overcrowded , we don’t feelender agenda and many other things that we don’t agree with, but from an economic point of view in russia there are much more opportunities for farmers, here the authorities support them, this is what which made us move. are planning open your own farm here and develop dairy farming, with fifteen years of experience in this field behind you. in canada , they built a house themselves, raised cows, sheep, goats, grew vegetables, and sold them. homemade cheese and honey from the apiary, they talked about their life in a video blog. aron admits that it was difficult to make the decision to leave everything, but he and anisai did it for the sake of the children’s future. the path to russia was very long, through several countries. it was so difficult to constantly move that at some point i suggested that maybe we should stay in georgia, that’s how it was it would be much easier, and what did you guys answer to me? they didn’t want to stay in georgia, they wanted to come here, they feel at h

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hello, we are going to meet another teenager elias yazidi it's all shrapnel here. yes, who hit the shrapnel? the enemy is the enemy. what do you say to these terrorists? what do you say to these terrorists? we call them ill-educated because they did a lot of work . come and visit me once. god bless you sir, god bless you, god bless you, god bless you, god bless you, god bless you, god bless you, i am the one who is in makkam in the region, 83 people in a single blow, 83 people , of course, you are hurt and tired and miserable, it means you received ramen. the martyrdom of the one who gave birth means the son of mutsawab, the three children of the afflicted, and above this and this is our sabohush ramwa ibne fi. al-mu'ammadina and take it and today, don't be ignorant of what he has to do. ask allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala, that the lord will guide us and return to us. yes, this is a daughter of ours. you say, that is, the daughter of lesa, our daughter, died in the year. oh, god, accept them. ban ibni ikan al-shahada, mustafa saeed tariyah, may god accept me , the mart

we also won a doubles match yesterday with samyar elia sedi , but holding and hosting such competitions before holding and hosting estonia in the second division playoffs can create good conditions for the national team. may god provide covers for our davis cup children thank you, they are in good health. well, the technical staff is doing our planning every day with the respected head of the national team, mr. sefti and mr. tawakli. and sima, in the history of world football, there were only 3 people who were both players and coaches of fatiha. he died today. brazilian football legend. the legendary mario zagallo died at the age of 92. he had won the world cup with the brazilian national team both as a player and as a coach. zagalo chapa with brazil in the 1958 world cup, the world championship was celebrating 4 years later, in 1962 , they defended their title and won the second world cup. super mario, coach of the national team of berez. in 2002, the brazilian world played a role as a special advisor to the technical staff so that the footprints of the late zagalo could be seen in all

he is elia, the biggest lie that he's ever told was that he's a man of god. a. he is an abuse. he is a pretty tough. he does not care about other people's feelings. he is not sophistic and the world revolves around him. it's not talked about and how like a survivor has to do so much work to literally close himself out of this image, this survive oh, this victim image and all the expectations that come with it off the telling your story. who isn't as much as you supported? yes. you're also somewhat punished for telling a story by society. now, all of a sudden you countries, so certainly now that we've sent you can't, you can't be a sexual person, cause alcohol. what else can you be a sexual person? if you assist with the assaulted a group testimony in cottage, many victims to speak out. an almost also is cutting to the 1st thing 63 times as a fripp human trafficking on record tearing but song, these troubles for from over police intelligence from a higher security please on informed to that keep them and what offered a bone to on head you know this is a very sad story that evoke

for you call to that is a contract is like, well i don't know, maybe 2 or 3 years since we moved to elias have gotten the best a fine go to the the world isn't an easy place. we know i'm not in bold. i believe it was just a post on the month. one of the options marriage is the master of destiny and he says, we can get married even when we're 50 years old. is that is all destiny because everything is the willis go. it's a different really been been been been a what i'm really afraid. and you know, that has to be, has hiccups sickness. that's why i don't want to, to go far away from me. so i'm about to make, i don't do one label. i use the one that has a cute or is it got so and i that to me. so that's why i don't want them to go anywhere. you see anything additional? yes. i don't believe her sickness is incurable. oh my god will help lots. i didn't. yes. i'm just pessimistic about to kill me. i have to give my children my best advice and that's not to travel. laid me picking them on drop me if he left to me. if it were up to me me a nichol. i would want both of them to get married before t

el segundo este gol que caía de elías para poner las cosas 2 por 0, iba a venir.ron a visitar a las palmas y ellos si pudieron sacar el resultado. primero venía de las palmas para meter el gol gracias a javi muñoz, cerrando muy bien la pinza, pero después iba a venir la magia. este pase de camavinga para vini junior que la recibía perfecto, le pegaba de zurda y la mandaba a guardar y después en un tiro de esquina toni kross iba a encontrar la cabeza de para poner las cosas 2 por 1 final y con eso el madrid ya tiene 2 puntos arriba en la tabla general y es líder por el momento. hasta aquí los deportes . vamos a una pausa. ya regresamos. >> domina la acción fue presentado por toyota cuando la aventura llama toyota responde toyota alguacil está buscando a este sospechoso de homicidio. se trata de christopher crow, investigador. dicen que el incidente ocurrió en mount madonna road, en gilroy. por ahora no están dando más detalles. se cree que está armado y es considerado peligroso. tendremos más detalles. esta noche a las 11 y también a las 11. hoy en noticiero telemu

island entity, now we let's contact to the events taking place in russia, because we will talk with elia ponovelyov, a russian oppositionist, former member of the state duma of the russian federation, greetings ilya, good evening, let's start our dialogue with a few words, about the russian poet and opponent of the regime of vladimir putin lev rubinstein, he died, he actually died today, he died from the consequences of a car accident that took place in moscow, he always consistently supported ukraine, was an opponent of russia's war against ukraine, and until the end he remained in russia the federation with such a hard and uncompromising position, and it really seems to me, deserves such a mention in our program. yes, he was a very good friend, and he said that he would go to the russian federation only in the case of an immediate threat to his life, well, that's exactly what happened, in fact, i think it was just an accident, i looked at it many times footage of him being hit by a car, well... it doesn't matter - it doesn't matter why it happened like that, he really was a wonderful p

the keys, the default in the country on line or piece of the scene to this talks like brew comes a i elias technological dream. with a powerful new to note, political strategists can afford to make no the adam hey great to see to be how you doing. adam goodman is works on campaigns for more than $200.00 republicans. he's already playing with text based generative annual eye programs like chat; gt; how is a life changing? okay, a i is beginning to change my game completely. i see this as a transformational change that's going to allow more in depth, more impactful communication in politics. while at the same time, it's a dangerous thing. the dangerous thing because of what you want. a guy says, hey i've, you say, what do you think about a guy in campaigns? and it says it could be very impactful, but be aware. there's almost like there's warning us watch out because if you don't use it ethically, morally appropriately, it could be a bad thing for democracy for even a i, citing, don't trust me, even a i as a watch out, what do you already doing with a on well what a i gave me is a communicato

we spoke to elias mcnair. a veteran war journalist and political analyst explained that netanyahu never supported a 2 state solution and is using the war against them. us to stay in power as a prime minister. these really, governments cannot achieve the desired objectives, and they cannot stop the war. because that means the fadia and the for all big, i mean that's and you know, i'm to be put in front of freezing steaks on the 7th of october that took place. and there he's watch, he's not capable of defeating him, us. and the only person that are afraid, the other one can buy these really occupation forces in gaza and he come to really anything but to continue to go hoping that something can pull from this guy or something doesn't happen to change the course of events. because add the culture to event of going, he doesn't have any solution. really. the position is right. is exactly what be here means that then yeah, i would say a small amount of political life or what not to give the police to unions estate. s