aclu has been suing on behalf of these teenagers.deposed scott lloyd in december and just now have released selections of the transcript and the video of that deposition. the lead aclu attorney on this case is brigitte amiri. she's asking the questions. >> you're personally opposed to abortion, correct? >> yes. >> you've written on the subject? >> yes. >> you're personally opposed to contraception, correct? >> um, depends. >> you wrote an article that said in order to be pro life you needed to be anti-contraception? >> that was the title of the article. something along those lines. >> something along those lines something like -- we have the article? we have the article? there you go. facts on abortion. why you can't be pro life and pro contraception. something along those lines. it was exactly along those lines. that's what it was. aclu attorney in this case goes on to ask scott lloyd about his time spent in federal government trying to personally block teenagers from getting abortions that they're legally supposed to be able to get

court aclu -- according to the aclu, the department of homeland security already determined that both men have a reasonable fear of torture or persecution if returned to mexico. the aclu says that determination means the federal government cannot deport them. their attorney says the government has refused to give them bond hearings which could allow the men to go home while their case is being dealt with. both men have u.s. citizen children and the lawsuit says they are the sole providers for their families. now, one of their attorneys released this statement: the attorneys are bringing this class action lawsuit saying it represents hundreds of people in the ninth circuit possibly who have been unlawfully detained and not given bond hearings. the attorney made this statement: >> there may be hundreds of immigrants in the same situation. live in richmond, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. immigration officials were transporting h nal for a conn >>> an eye detainee is on the run after he escaped from a busy airport last night. immigration officials were transporting him through jfk internatio

they are calling it the aclu effect. the aclu calling it junk science.ior correspondent mike tobin takes a look at the evidence from chicago tonight. >> the aclu is to blame for chicago's 2016 increase in violent crimes, that according to a new study from the university of utah. >> we have a collection of data that come together to make it clear that causation exists here. >> the study concludes that burdens placed on the city's police force have taken their toll. protest erupted in 2015 in response to a video of black teenager look juan mcdonald bank shot to 16 times by a chicago police officer. in the aftermath, the aide don't mock the aclu chicago police reach an agreement to address accusations of racial profiling. police officers were required to fill out elaborate cards after stop and frisk spray to take 15 to 20 minutes to complete. as a result, stops dropped by 82% in 2016. homicides jumped by 58%. chicago endured an additional 1100 gun crimes. the study examined other factors, from anger on the streets, to the opioid epidemic. it concluded that

the aclu says those due process rights have been denied. and now the men are part of a major class action lawsuit. now, it was last fall when the two men, one from antioch and one from san lorenzo, were arrested. the men are seeking asylum in the u.s. according to the aclu, the department of homeland security already determined that both men have reasonable fear of torture or persecution if returned to mexico. the aclu says that determination means that the federal government cannot deport them. their attorneys say the government has refused to give them bond hearings which could allow them to go home while they pursue their asylum case. now, both men have u.s. citizen children. the lawsuit says they are the sole providers for their families. their attorney released this statement saying in part: >> reporter: now, attorneys for the two men are bringing this class action lawsuit on behalf of potentially hundreds of others who they say are also in legal limbo. reporting live in richmond, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> i.c.e. agents questione

"once again, the aclu is wasting taxpayer money with its lawsuit, the aclu is sacrificing medicalr political attempting to force the state to falsify official records. make no mistake, this lawsuit isn't about whether ohioans can be supportive of people with gender dysphoria, it's about whether politics trumps biology." bob? >> [laughs] it is partially correct but wrong. with all due respect to my colleague, the 14th amendment of the united states constitution indicates that no state can pass a law discriminating upon a class of people. this is not about politics. it's not about religion. it's about the law. idaho's court has set precedent here indicating that this is improper to do and reversing the law in saying that they must allow them to change theirs certificate if they are transgender. that is now president that is going to be set forth in the ohio case, so the idea that the states cannot pass a law, just like they couldn't pass jim crow laws, just like they couldn't pass that women can vote for, states cannot abridge the 14th amendment and the equal protection clause of the constitut

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the aclu gave us a great letter on the assault and touch. this say -- is an is a weapon that could be lethal and we nude to be clear and i think assaultive is vague and ambiguous. it doesn't carry the water. i agree with commissioner hirsch in making changes to when they can use that to when it's causing immediate physical injury or threatening when there's reasonable believe the subject has intent and capability of carrying out the threat. i think that's very clear. >> in 5.01 this is immediate use of force. the courts have held it's an incredible use of force. we understand it can cause deadly consequences but it's still intermediate use of force. when you read 5.01 the use of force policy under 4d, it defines what assaultive is. and this language and the department's offering mirrors which was vetted by the same stakeholders. it's important to be consistent and not change the terminology of definitions. that is confusing for the end user. >> i want to respond because we have use of force. this djo will be trained in conjunction with use o

today on the radio, having debates with some of the aclu folks.ink they thought would spend a lot of time getting our ordinance nailed them perfectly then bringing it back in 30, 60, 90 days, get a head of steam, then get ready for the lawsuit. right now, definitely not encouraging the aclu to come on and sue us. really quick action on behalf of the city council. >> laura: we will continue with this on at a later point, piraino, press or on the austin city bombing. let's listen in. >> good evening. thank y'all for for being here. my name is eli reyes, assistant chief of police, with me, i have an assistant city manager and assistant chief. tonight, approximately 7:00 p.m 7:00 p.m., the austin police department received a call that came through travis county. the call was upgraded to a bomb pop child call that occurred at the goodwill in the 9800 block of brody man. ap officers responded to the scene, upon the initial investigation, officers determined that a goodwill employee had found a box that someone had dropped off that contained some items t

the aclu calls her a war criminal. john brennan the former cia chief under president obama said this on msnbc. watch. >> she has tried to carry out her responsibilities to the best of her ability and consistent with what cia legal authorities were. don't forget the intense interrogation program was authorized by the united states and deemed lawful by the department of justice. >> g.o.p. senator and chair richard burr has given haspel his support and senator john mccain who was tortured in vietnam says her confirmation should include a pledge to block any plan to reintroduce harsh interrogations. martha? >> martha: trace, thank you very much. my next guest sits on the house intelligence committee where he worked closely with mike pompeo before he became cia director. congressman pete king joins us now. good to see you this evening. obviously, one of the biggest reactions today. i think everybody sort of saw this coming. rex tillerson has even said in interviews, you know, i'm still here. but it felt in recent weeks as i

aclu had planned to file the lawsuit long before his visit. they are hoping the timing will bring the issue to his attention. >>> the capital of texas rock by three separate explosions over the past 10 days. two of them happening today. two people have been killed and now the governor is offering a reward.>>> steve kerr weighing in on something bigger than basketball. what he had to say during a meeting on ending gun violence. >>> that wet morning commute. and the rest of the week. umbrella weather. we'll see you back here. >>> the governor of texas offering a $15,000 reward for information about a series of package bombs and austin. the past 10 days two people were killed and two others hurt by what appears to be ordinary packages left on their doorsteps. they believe the packages were placed there on the doorsteps overnight sometime. the post office had no records of package deliveries to the homeless. investigators say they are looking into whether the explosions are possible hate crimes. all of the victims are black or hispanic. >>> the sp

the aclu filed a class action lawsuit going after the federal government including attorney general jeff sessions, the department of justice and homeland security saying the federal government is violating due process rights for potentially hundreds of detained immigrants. the lawsuit rests on the case of esteban gonzalez and jose sanchez. both undocumented immigrants were arrested in the east bay last fall. they are seeking asylum status to avoid deportation. the aclu says the department of homeland security determined that both men have reasonable fear of torture or persecution if returned to mexico. but their attorneys say the government has unlawfully denied them a bond hearing. lisa knox is one of the attorneys. >> my clients are just seeking the right to have a bond hearing to have the opportunity to ask a judge to release them on bond and to fight their cases from outside of detention. >> reporter: both men have u.s. citizen children and the lawsuit says they are the primary providers for their families. >> they were breadwinners for their families. they were source of emotional a

it is the view by certain organizations, the dpa, coalition on homelessness, bar association and aclue preferred term should be weapon not device. their position is tasers use the term weapon. weapons convey more gravity a stronger sense of seriousness to the officers and public. the department's view is that the preferred term is device because the service's department uses it as does the ucsf, police department, bart and many other law enforcement departments use device. the city attorney advises it is to use the term device with consistency with other law enforcement agencies operating within the city. officers already have a sense of gravity and consequences for using anything provide them as a tool. so, that is the first issue. electronic control device, electronic control weapon. >> i think we should stick with the term device because it's consistent with what the sheriff's department is doing for litigation purposes. again, there's no need for to us recreate the wheel. i prefer we stay with the term device. all the other agencies participating are playing a game of semantics. l

parole, but the aclu says under president trump that is not happening. attorney general jeff sessions is pledging to invest in police saying the trump administration needs cities to work with them and not agains them. he addressed the international association of chiefs of police conference in nashville, tennessee today, sessions talked about the administration's focus on curbing violent crime. >> we need partners not sanctuary cities, frankly, that's what we need. we need partnership, all of us do to work together. >> the justice department is suing california over its sanctuary state status, saying the law interferes with the federal government's immigration enforcement authority. >>> federal officials are now investigating united airlines animal transportation practices. on monday a french bulldog died on a flight from houston to new york. witnesses say a flight attendant told the dog's owners their carrier needed to be placed in a overhead bin. the flight attendant said that they weren't aware there was an actual live animal inside. >> what happened

agents are singling out people, based on the aclu, based on appearance. the aclu -- greyhound says they are concerned but they are required to complying . >>> north korean leader kim jonathan and china's president xi jinping met in china this week. presidents brought -- president trump's tweeted this message. -- unfortunately, maximum sanctions and pressure must be maintained at all costs. >>> chinese reports call it an unofficial visit but this was the first time kim jean ahn has left north korea since he gained power in 2011. there was speculation he was in china after a mysterious train on large convoy was seen in beijing. at the meeting kim jean ahn said he was committed to denuclearization of the korean peninsula. >>> in a tweet this morning president trump's rejected a call by retired justice john paul stevens that young activists should go out and try to repeal the second amendment. stevens was on the losing side of a supreme court ruling that gave individuals the right to own a gun for sell to pheasants. the 97-year-old stevens wrote an op-ed yest

in the past, immigrants who passed that screening were usually given humanitarian parole but the aclu said under president trump, that's just not happening. >>> two senators today filed a bill called the wolf act, short for welfare of furry friends to put them in overhead compartment bins after a french bulldog died on a united airlined flight from houston to new york this week. the owners say a flight attendant told them to put their dog co quito in the bin. and there were 24 animal deaths reported by airlines last year. 18 of those were on united. >> it's a disgrace. i can't imagine how your pet's owner feels but we need to get to the bottom of it. i know we have many important things to do but this is important too. >> united is also under fire for wrongly shipping a dog to japan this week. the 10-year-old german shepherd was supposed to have been flown to kansas. >>> new sanctions against russia over election meddling. target five entities and 18 russians including the 13 people who were indicted by special counsel robert mueller last month. the sanctions including barring travel

. >>> the aclu lost a new six- figure ad campaign trying to get action in washington on the daca program. president trump chose to end daca until tomorrow. two federal courts blocked the program from being terminated and last week at the supreme court rejected the trump administration's attempted to bypass the federal appeals court and go right to the supreme court. the aclu plans to use digital and television advertising as well as local protests and targeted messaging.>>> reports of joint military drills between the united states and south korea appear to be adding two tensions of north korea. while president trump isn't addressing the latest issue directly, he is talking about the rogue nation once again referring to the leader as a madman. allison barber has the latest from washington.>> reporter: north korea is threatening to counter the u.s. at the u.s. hold joint military exercises with south korea. that is according to a report. those military exercises are set to take place in april. president trump did not talk about the exercises during his speech at the gridiron dinner but he

you're an aclu lawyer, you are at the of this debate.ou feel about it if steve king's estate, iowa said everybody who's here, everybody working at the hog plant who is here illegally has to leave it with the aclu challenge that? >> what we would challenge as a lack of due process for people. if you're just picking them up and removing them without any individualized hearing, we would challenge that. to get back to the texas law that you want me to talk about, i think the danger there is that localities autonomy is being usurped. we lost in this court, but that was on the face of the statute. the courts made clear that we should come back and challenge the implementation of the law if we see anything wrong. i think people want to be on look out for a few things. one is that texas made a concession during the litigation that the fifth circuit accepted which is that if the locality can't do with cocooperation because a resource restraint, they shouldn't be forced to do it. we're forced the trump of administration is going to be pushing loca

but, look, i mean again the aclu and celebrities can do what they want.s america, and they have an opportunity to express themselves. in whatever way they see fit. >> shannon: jamie, the question what we talked about earlier ties in with this, this is the idea of the census form in 2020 that will have a question about whether or not you are a citizen. there's been a lot of blowback from the left about that, calling it an attack on democracy. i read one article that said that california gets an estim e estimated additional five house seats because of the way that persons are counted up in california based on the census. this is what jay christian adam says as a public interest legal foundation, it's critical that the next redistricting cycle look at urban centers not unfairly profit from the political subsidy that higher noncitizen populations provide. is that a controversial subject? >> philosophically this is totally defensible, we should not be apportioning our districts based on immigrants or illegal immigrants, even. but i mean, be real here, if this

. >>> the aclu launched a new ad campaign aimed at trying to get action in washington on the daca program. the future of hundreds of thousands of young people who were brought illegally to the u.s. as children is still in limbo. the president trump chose to end daca and gave congress until today to make the protections permanent. but two federal courts blocked the program from being terminated. last week, the u.s. supreme court rejected the trump administration's attempt to by- pass the federal appeals court and go to the supreme court. the aclu plans to use digital and television advertising as well as local protests and targeting messages. >>> it's 4:13. israeli prime minister bens min knit net is -- mense minimum -- benjamin netanyahu is peteing with the president -- is meeting with president trump. they are considering whether to put netanyahu on trial for corruption. the prime minister called it a witch hunt. before leaving israel, netanyahu said he will talk with president trump about middle east aggression in syria and other countries. netanyahu also says he will try to get support

i came across an aclu 86—page complaint, the american civil liberties union, and i'd just happenped toinbox, i opene it up and saw they were suing the sheriff's department and that piqued my interest, i'd had a terrible incident with the los angeles sheriff, so i read the 86—page complaint within the power and it was story upon story, 70 sworn statements from prisoners but also two of those testimonies were from a jail chaplain who had first—hand experience of witnessing the police brutality inside a jail. and the second one was someone who worked for the aclu who witnessed a prisoner being beaten by the sheriff's department and it was almost that moment when i read it that i heard my brother's story and i called him, he had just been released from state prison, and said the sheriffs are being sued and he said finally, someone will getjustice. and asked him, what happened to you? is this some of the things that happen to you? he said yes. it would be over six months to a year that he would tell us the extent of what he experienced inside a jail cell. which was what? brutally beaten by

we are sued by the aclu on a daily basis and we are overwhelmed. when these things go sideways, it would be helpful to have the federal resources behind us. to give you an idea of how far this has gone, aclu has gone around to sheriffs and are pressuring judges. i had one activists judge to hang a no ice agents sign on the door of her courtroom. i reminded the judge that the role of the sheriff is to handle the courthouse. everyone is allowed in the courtroom. ice agents are his in our jurisdictions, whether it is in courthouses or jails we're going to continue to work with our federal partners. this leadership is greatly appreciated. acrosss in colorado and the country are safer for the work you are doing here. thank you. president trump: secretary, you're working hard here you are making a lot of progress. >> we are. as always, thank you for your leadership. i want to thank you all across the -- around the table. you are truly on the front lines and we appreciate everything you do each day. i think it has been well said, these are not sanctuaries

that's the reason why libertarians the progressive human rights campaign and the aclu has voiced serious concerns about the legislation before the senate. sure don't see those the groups lined up side-by-side very often. but, they are here now. it is because without the protections this could be -- by their more powerful political components. for this example and mention a nonprofit organizing a campaign in support of a local ballot measure. the social media to build awareness and promote upcoming rallies and events with online discussion boards. both of section 230, powerful interests of post to their work could swoop in and give that person an onslaught of litigation. they could make comments on the nonprofits website that would expose the group to liability suits. i think it's obvious there would be an enormous, chilling effect on speech in america. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record the statements from the cato institute and the aclu opposing the legislation before the senate now. >> without objection. >> the fact is, section 230 was never about protectin

and so there is a group named the american civil liberties union, the aclu, and they've been standingfor the bill of rights for almost 100 years. and they said that's not fair that these kids are being denied their first amendment rights. they should have a right to express themselves in the public schools. they weren't doing anything to hurt anyone. they weren't threatening violence. and so the aclu came and offered to help us and they tried to go with us to change the mind of the school board and the principals, but they wouldn't change their mind. they said, well, we're going to have to go over to the other branch of government. there are three branches, right? the legislative, which is your public schools, that's run by the legislative branch. the legislative, the judicial and the executive. and so all of those branches are supposed to follow the constitution. the constitution, very small but powerful. and the aclu said that we don't think your schools are following the constitution by saying that you can't wear those black arm bands to school. so they said we're going to have to

custody in chicago, but the aclu is hoping they'll be reunited soon. while progress on this case is very welcome news, the aclu is not done fighting for this family and for other families just like them. on friday, the aclu filed a class action lawsuit against the trump administration saying the department of homeland security is separating hundreds of families at the border without cause. coming up on "am joy," the immigration activists who say they are being targeted, too. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems, and could be on the journey to much worse. try parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums and strong teeth. leave bleeding gums behind with parodontax toothpaste. wi'm really grateful that usaaq. was able to take care of my family while i was overseas serving. it was my very first car accident. we were hit from behind. i called usaa and the first thing they asked was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as

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that's why the aclu has a problem. >> yeah, absolutely.saw this with the obama administration edict on social security recipients who felt like they could not handle their financial affairs. the obama administration said put that information in and you can't defend yourself with a fire arm either. it could be a slippery slope. one thing the obama administration and clintons taught us the slippery slope you end up falling down it. who thought they would spy on innocent citizens? >> you have post-obama stress disorder. >> [laughing]. >> there is a judicial review process here. you are not just taking the guns because somebody said something to somebody. a judge would have to sign off on this order in most of these cases. >> laura: they never get it wrong. >> i would never support a red flag law that did not have a judicial review to it. the courts have held you are not denying due process if the person can go back to court and challenge the decision. we have an option here. >> laura: but chris and dan, in this case we didn't need a red flag

.>>> the acl you -- the aclu launched an ad campaign regarding the daca campaign. their future is still in limbo. the president chose to end daca and gave congress until today to make protections permanent. that federal courts locked the program from being terminated. the u.s. supreme court rejected the administration's attempt to bypass the appeals court in straight to the supreme court. the aclu plans to use advertising as well as local protests. >>> the sonoma county sheriff's office says emergency communications are back to normal now. that after the landline 911 system serving the county was down for almost 2 hours yesterday. phone company crews fixed the lines but are not saying what caused the problem. the sheriff's office is encouraging anyone who had an emergency to call the dispatch center well the 911 system was down. >>> 2 bart stations under construction are running into delays. they may not open until early next year. they were supposed to be finished in december. the project ran into problems including test delays and a shortage of workers. the santa

.>>> the aclu is suing tsa. it has to do with what the agency did with passengers phones on domestic flights.>>> there is a special election in pennsylvania that is getting national attention. it is still up for grabs. we will have the latest details coming up.>>> it will be a tough commute. it is rainy in many areas. it will not be as low as it was yesterday. we will let you know.>>> yesterday there was rain for everyone. now there are more showers. there is one over by berkeley and martinez. keep an eye out for that. >>> welcome back. there is a major political drama playing out right now. there is a special election that is having a lot of national attention. >> they are still counting the votes. it is too close to call. >> one guy had one. -- one guy had won the election. >> reporter: take a look at the numbers. he does not get much closer than this. what we are learning with this race, even in districts that should be safe for republicans. democrats still have a chance.>> it took longer than we thought. we

. >> according to the -- >> reporter: according to the aclu, at least a dozen cities across california are considering similar proposals. this ordinance could just be the beginning of a wave of laws restricting surveillance systems. at the state capitol, right now lawmakers are considering a similar bill. it is in committee now.>>> smile, there are about to be lot more opportunities to be caught on camera in the city of san francisco. coming up, the new traffic camera installations expected. >>> this is a slow down along 880. coming up, we will take a closer look at what is causing these delays. >>> plus, a third winter storm blast the northeast. the power outage repairs in the cleanup underway. >>> we are dealing with rainfall out there this morning. some areas it is clearing up, though. i will talk about the on-and- off showers in your forecast.>>> the new apple device expected to go on sale later this month.>>> traffic cameras posted up around busy intersections in san francisco. but they won't necessarily be catching those who run red lights. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in san fr

. >> aclu has a new six figure came pan focused on -- campaign focused on keeping daca front and center. important opportunities for daca recipients sit for 8:30 today. >> anne, what's next for daca in the court system then? >> late especially review of the decision of the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco has it on the fast track but legal experts don't expect a decision till june at the earliest and from there it's expected to go to the supreme court likingly keeping -- likely keeping daca alive. >>> white house on the defense after the trump administration announced u.s. allies not except from import terrific riff -- terrific riffs from steel and aluminum. we're on the losing side of almost all trade deals he said. friends and enemies taken advantage of the u.s. for many years. china has warned that it will not sit idly by if its economy is hurt. >> this will cause huge damage across broad sectors of the economy. >> the administration says these tariffs, 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum imports, were a campaign promise by the president. >> they could impact companies he

. >> aclu has a new campaign to get to it. the meeting set for 8:30 this morning and rallies planned across the country including one in san jose and that is on first street at 2 planned parenthood. michelle. >>> this morning, new details on the investigation into russian interferential in the 2016 election. >> special council robert mueller requested various documents tied to president trump and a number of his associates. he required witnesses between that person and a number of people including the president. mueller wants communications between the witness and hope hicks, steve bannon, rick gates, and paul manafort. >>> gavin new some is planning to file his paperwork to become a candidate for governor. hes among the top democrats running others include state treasurer john chung, state representative and los angeles mayor. >>> bay area lawmaker pushing a new bill that would put more housing near transit stations all across california. kpix5 sandra osborne live at the transit station in palo alto and would allow more optio

. >> it's what they got together back when they started the aclu.e is love. >> you can catch the series premier of for the people march 13 at 10:00 p.m. on abc7. >>> we're waiting for the run of american idol. we'll hear from the judges and get a sneak preview of when the show returns. >>> and coming up, continuing coverage of our breaking news in yountville, we'll have more livelive updates as police try to resolve this hostage situation. . >>> and the aclu sues the government. they want to block immigration officials from taking families into custody. >>> you have to take a first step to take a stand. >> it's the job of everyone here at abc7 to share your story. to tell the truth. help you understand the truth. empower you. empower your family. whether you're worried about your daughter at work, or your son at school, we're here to help you connect with local experts and resources whenever you meet them. because anyone can cover local news, but it takes a trusted ally to do your story justice. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. weekends are

in relation to that video, illinois attorney general and groups like black lives matter and the aclud the city of chicago saying that the police to vermin engages in racism and brutality. now the city of chicago says the aclu and black lives matter can have a seat at the table as the city of chicago determines how it's going to overhaul its police department if those groups are willing to freeze their lawsuits. >> shannon: okay, very interesting. matt finn, thank you very much. we want to take you to los angeles where we are watching breaking news. a package that was sent via fedex to a home, a woman says she wasn't expecting it, doesn't recognize the sender and has identified it as coming from austin. the bomb squad is on scene. continuing to get updates. in the meantime, we have a special update for you tomor liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. they have businesses to run

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you have a copy filed by the aclu and the bar association. there was recently a leigh agu california cities case file that says this was decades of cases. >> president turman: thank you so much. so is it accepted? >> accepted to me. >> president turman: commissioner, is the amendment accepted? >> i accept it. >> president turman: all right. thank you. >> should we strike that? >> president turman: roll call vote? [ inaudible ] >> president turman: okay. do we need a roll call vote? roll call vote. >> clerk: on the motion to approve dgo 5.02 and the appendix as revised by discussions and based on the straw vote as taken by the commissioners -- [ roll call. ] >> clerk: the motion passes, 6-1 with commissioner hing in the disent. >> we are done. >> president turman: okay. secretary kilshaw, comments to the commission. >> report on recent police department activities including weekly events, major crime trends and announcements. >> commission, i'm going to keep this very brief. >> good. >> basically, i will start with our crime statistics, and we

the aclu is concerned about the screening process for passengers with electronic devices. the organization filed a lawsuit in san francisco against the tsa to find that the motivation behind the intensified screening process.>>> and culture is making her first appearance -- ann coultier is making her first appearance in san francisco. she was greeted by friendly audience. she spoke to a crowd of 600 conservative people , describe themselves as registered republicans. she spoke about her avid and early support of president donald j. trump. his immigration policy and the border wall.>> we have to stop the dumping of the third world on our country.>> the event was organized by the liberty arm of the silicon valley. nonprofit that describes the cells is a nonpartisan conservative group. security was tight. private security was at the event. only two protesters were on site. her next speaking engagement is scheduled for march 21 at the university of colorado. she says she would like to speak at berkeley at some point. >>> toys "r" us gift card holders, pay a visit to the store

the fact that even the aclu was fading against it. 69 percent of americans are against it. so if it does doesn't pass the impact would be hugely consequential. in the first amendment first amendment activities will be severely curtailed. and finally. agenda item number six. provoking the consequences with iran. it is clear now that those would like to see the u.s. in a major country --dash mike confrontation. they are now the champion of confrontation with iran. and they have a candidate in the white house who signed the secret mo you. to take military intelligence actions against iran. and there is a lot of assumption at the base of this secret agreement if you believe the reports. and that they claim that they have an active nuclear weapons program. so advocating for war is not an easy sell. the after operatives had worked behind the scene it is important to forget that the espionage scandal of 2005 was essentially shopping around stolen intelligence to try to get the u.s. to attack iran. that was the whole point of the exercise that led to their indictments. and they are