commissioner byrne? >> commissioner byrne: thank you. one of the recommendations is that the san francisco police department be armed with tasers, and the police department has indicated that they want to derogate from that recommendation. are there any other recommendations that they want to derogate from? >> not off the top of my head, which, to my mind, sort of suggests that none of them were too controversial. i think that in the -- that another point to this is that in the five years, in the five intervening years, we've -- you know, policing has evolved, a lot of things have changed about the expectations of policing. cal d.o.j. has done a good job of integrating some of those chases in their review process and in our collaborative partnerships, but i don't -- i can't think of anything that we've outright determined we would not do, so -- but i'm happy to get back to you on that with a little bit more firm -- >> commissioner byrne: no. the point i'm trying to make is i'm not trying to discount d.o.j. recommendations, i just want to

commissioner byrne? >> commissioner byrne: thank you.recommendations is that the san francisco police department be armed with tasers, and the police department has indicated that they want to derogate from that recommendation. are there any other recommendations that they want to derogate from? >> not off the top of my head, which, to my mind, sort of suggests that none of them were too controversial. i think that in the -- that another point to this is that in the five years, in the five intervening years, we've -- you know, policing has evolved, a lot of things have changed about the expectations of policing. cal d.o.j. has done a good job of integrating some of those chases in their review process and in our collaborative partnerships, but i don't -- i can't think of anything that we've outright determined we would not do, so -- but i'm happy to get back to you on that with a little bit more firm -- >> commissioner byrne: no. the point i'm trying to make is i'm not trying to discount d.o.j. recommendations, i just want to say that ot

really know about the taliban's capability and who is joining them, because that will be key. >> byrneshe said when we're out of the country, we have less visibility. that's simply a fact. what is the simplest terms the u.s. plan in response to this? >> well, the u.s. is basically doubling down on diplomacy right now. they're saying, listen, we are leaving. the u.s. troops are leaving the country, but they continue to say that the u.s. embassy is remaining open. they continue to say that they want to see the taliban engage in a diplomatic effort to bring a politicized agreement to the country. but, of course, we have seen the taliban hasn't been effectively engaging in those conversations. we now see the pakistanis getting involved in those conversations. so that bet isn't necessarily assured, but we'll watch how it turns out. >> taliban carries out terror attacks. are they a a reliable partner in peace negotiations? certainly something we'll be watching closely. kylie, good working with you on the story. thank you very much. poppy? >>> they say they have thwarted a plot to overthrow th

and they said "do you want to do a thing where you talk to david byrne, questlove, erykah badu.erican utopia and all of these things, it's so exciting to me >> jimmy: i saw a trailer for "watch the sound with mark ronson" and you were talking to dave grohl and you were talking to -- talking to paul mccartney >> yes >> jimmy: which, i mean i've known you forever. but -- i was like - >> i know. >> jimmy: do you get nervous >> of course i mean, everybody -- you must even still get nervous i mean, you've done so much great sketches with him and all that stuff you still get nervous. >> jimmy: of course, i'm nervous right now. >> it's paul mccartney >> jimmy: but yeah, it's paul mccartney - >> no, i mean with paul mccartney, not me >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah no i mean, yeah, i'm just always nervous. but no, with paul, i mean, you get in there this is like you're talking about sampling you're talking about double tracking >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're talking about things that we kind of even take for granted when we hear songs. and you go what goes on in the background that's so

. >> vice president elias: commissioner byrne is there anything you wanted to ask. >> commissioner byrne: yes, i was curious about the two homicides up in the public housing and i read the newspaper that the livermore police department was able to arrest the suspect. and i'm curious, chief, you didn't comment on that. two people being gunned down like that. >> thank you, commissioner byrne for reminding me of that. we did get the arrest by liver more police and in custody. we had two murder warrants for those two cases. so great to have that at this point. it's great to go through the criminal process and the support process, but he's off the streets. thanks for reminding me of that. that's very important to the community. letting everybody know. particularly people that we have given relationships on that messaging but thank you for reminding me. >> clerk: next item report and director's report. d.p.a. activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for future commission meetings. the may 2021 police statist

commissioner byrne? >> commissioner byrne: thank you. be armed with tasers, and the police department has indicated that they want to derogate from that recommendation. are there any other recommendations that they want to derogate from? >> not off the top of my head, which, to my mind, sort of suggests that none of them were too controversial. i think that in the -- that another point to this is that in the five years, in the five intervening years, we've -- you know, policing has evolved, a lot of things have changed about the expectations of policing. cal d.o.j. has done a good job of integrating some of those chases in their review process and in our collaborative partnerships, but i don't -- i can't think of anything that we've outright determined we would not do, so -- but i'm happy to get back to you on that with a little bit more firm -- >> commissioner byrne: no. the point i'm trying to make is i'm not trying to discount d.o.j. recommendations, i just want to say that other minds can look at some of those recommendations. prior

. >> vice president elias: commissioner byrne is there anything you wanted to ask. >> commissioner byrne: yes, i was curious about the two homicides up in the public housing and i read the newspaper that the livermore police department was able to arrest the suspect. and i'm curious, chief, you didn't comment on that. two people being gunned down like that. >> thank you, commissioner byrne for reminding me of that. we did get the arrest by liver more police and in custody. we had two murder warrants for those two cases. so great to have that at this point. it's great to go through the criminal process and the support process, but he's off the streets. thanks for reminding me of that. that's very important to the community. letting everybody know. particularly people that we have given relationships on that messaging but thank you for reminding me. >> clerk: next item report and director's report. d.p.a. activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for future commission meetings. the may 2021 police statist

semiautobiographical coming—of—age story aboutjulie, a young film director, played by honor swinton byrnehas made a difference to hogg at this point in her career. i do find it is a very different situation for me now i'm able to get finance for the films i want to make, but i hesitate to say that because you never know. while most independent film—makers would echo hogg's caution, the recent emphasis on funding female directors in britain helped produce ali and ava by clio barnard, also showing in the cannes' directors' fortnight. leading actor adeel akhtar travelled to cannes, although barnard was unable to. a veteran of tv and film, he has noticed a change in films getting commissioned. i actually do feel excited about the types of stories that are out there and the variety of stories that are being told and i sort of feel cautiously optimistic. bit of a sea change in the world of british cinema anyway and i feel i have sort of been taken up on that ride a little bit. even that british classic, the period drama, is evolving. josh o'connor, who has played prince charles in netflix hit s

we talk to comedian ed byrne about hitting the road and getting laughs once again.akers looked out for each other as their place of work came under siege, condemenation from all sides followed in the immediate aftermath. that display of bi—partisanship seems a memory of a far off time, not six months ago. members of the us congress lock horns, unable to agree even who should serve on the committee probing the riot. in an unusual move, house speaker nancy pelosi blocked two republican nominees: ohio'sjim jordan and indiana'sjim banks, claiming they would jeopardise the integrity of the investigation. both had voted against certifying the results of the 2020 election. the top house republican kevin mccarthy has since announced his party will boycott the panel altogether. what to make of it? let's bring in our senior north america reporter anthony zurcher. this america reporter anthony zurcher. does seem to b heightening of the this does seem to be quite a heightening of the tensions of this committee. i heightening of the tensions of this committee. ~ , committee. i t

. >> vice president elias: commissioner byrne is there anything you wanted to ask. >> commissioner byrne: yes, i was curious about the two homicides up in the public housing and i read the newspaper that the livermore police department was able to arrest the suspect. and i'm curious, chief, you didn't comment on that. two people being gunned down like that. >> thank you, commissioner byrne for reminding me of that. we did get the arrest by liver more police and in custody. we had two murder warrants for those two cases. so great to have that at this point. it's great to go through the criminal process and the support process, but he's off the streets. thanks for reminding me of that. that's very important to the community. letting everybody know. particularly people that we have given relationships on that messaging but thank you for reminding me. >> clerk: next item report and director's report. d.p.a. activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for future commission meetings. the may 2021 police statist

joining me now for a reaction to all this, arizona attorney general, mark byrne of h. attorney general, thanks for joining us. this is an outright disaster, can, congrats on the big win. we have a place we can turn in our ballots, are you ready for? it's called a voting location. i know it's crazy, and it's worked for a long time. this is a huge win. explain what it means for the rest of the country where this is happening in other places. >> think you for having me on. it's quite frankly as simple as this, the democratic national committee and other left-wing groups have systematically tried to file lawsuits against the state and simply shortly before elections so they can use their organizations to manipulate the boat. they challenge arizona's limitations on out of precinct voting and about harvesting, they essentially said they were racist, unconstitutional and violated the voting rights act. we had a ten day trial, we defended those statutes, and we won. the ninth circuit overturned that -- i know, i'm going to get a complaint. the lefties are filing bar complaints

chris byrnes is live in belgium. let's start with the rescue and recovery. what are you seeing where you are? >> reporter: well, kim, in fact i can raise that death toll to 30 from an official here in this province. more than 100 are still missing and over my shoulder, there are people working there in the cleanup. it's not only a cleanup but it's also in some places a grim search for bodies as well, which they are doing all over the place. here we can see all over the center of town here there's a big cleanup effort. lots of earth movers and trucks and people with shovels and buckets. the people who are working there just near us had actually come from brussels to help out in the effort. we saw a lot of that in pepinster yesterday as well. one point the government is making is that a lot of people who have come on their own are tying things up and blocking things, blocking rescue efforts. they're asking if you want to help to contact the red cross to make sure this is done in a systematic way. >> all right, in terms of the cleanup that we're seeing there, a

that model car weight, byrne, it's about 2600 pounds for that hyundai.nger in the car while he was lifting. office fusco was holding it up for a moment. luckily that clearance is about six inches, so he only had to budge it, hopefully, three, four inches to free that young infant daughter. police say the driver had a suspended license and drug and alcohols were in the car. both victims are expected to heal. by the way, yasmin, forgive me for saying this, nbc bosses, olympics, sh-lympics, after officer rocco rests, we have to get him out to tokyo. >> go, rocco. go mom. go baby. it's interesting, richard. we've talked about, in tern instances what type of adrenaline you go there through in moments like that. would you have the ability to lift a car. obviously the officer was operating with that adrenaline. nonetheless, we are so happy it turned out okay, but how scary for that mom to deal with, and everybody there. thank you, richard. >>> we'll be right back, everybody. you, richard >>> we'll be right back, everybody. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be

shows that this committee has going to run as long as it takes that's what we got from pelosi, clyde byrneakes. that's the message that benny thompson was communicating especially as someone who has investigated other terrorist threats, national security issues, he knows what it takes to get this done. while we might not get it from the mouth of trump, i still think figures like mccarthy, or lauren booker, or any other republican who might have had something to do with this coming before, coming before the committee to offer full testimony under oath is a definite probability. >> real quick, tim, what do you think it's going to happen with the committee? do you think there's going to be an announcement? they are going to name republicans who might seriously look at this? what do you think kevin mccarthy's movies? >> i doubt it. i think that the republicans who want to be on it or the matt gates of the world. >> marjorie taylor greene. >> i don't think we can ignore it for now. but we will see. >> tim mueller and's juanita tolliver, you'll stay with us. what is next for the presidents infra

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the supreme court's most recent antidemocracy decision in the byrne -- brnovich case which eviscerated a key protection of the voting rights act will only embolden these attacks. but so far in this senate, our republican colleagues have turned a blind eye, choosing to be complicit in the outright assault on our democracy. senate republicans have refused to even open a debate on voting rights legislation. instead they prefer to abuse the filibuster to enable republican legislative leaders across the country to continue their assault. mr. president, our democracy is on the line. the unfinished work of john lewis remains. we must summon the courage to act. that's why i'm committed to passing the john lewis voting rights advancement act which will protect the right to vote for all people. i can think of no more fitting way to honor the memory of a man who chose our democracy as the struggle of his lifetime. mr. president, when i was first elected california secretary of state to serve as the chief elections officer for the state of california, i sought out the counsel of john lewis. for mo

. >> president cohen: commissioner yee, commissioner byrne, do you have any questions? >> commissioner yee: yeah. my question is regards to the program that i guess you're air marking for. i guess you have tried out the system is that correct? >> if i'm not mistaken d.p.a. might have dabbled in looking at it as well. >> commissioner yee: i guess my question it's, you know, how would you say it's universal where d.p.a. and also get into it or other agency. >> it's officer personnel records. >> commissioner yee: i guess, you know, city auditors can take a look at it or challenge on there where it's transparent where we can say, yes, it works. i guess in the past it's just into san francisco police department and boom and to that specific provider and any upgrades, you paid a premium thereon. you know, where other companies and shows. so we don't get it's just a one shop deal. that's what i'm looking at see if it's flexible with other programs. >> right. i'm not with officer contract appropriations, but it's my understanding that it would be for five years and then update

4505 imposes new, unauthorized conditions on many state and local law enforcement programs, including byrne, j.a.g., and cox. this legislation is to be passed by states and localities and are frankly outside the control of law enforcement agencies. these requirements will effectively defund programs relied on by our nation's police officers, including initiatives to support training and equipment purchases, active shooter response training, and suicide prevention. this measure also fails to address the real challenges facing our nation, including cyberattacks on our nation's companies, extortion plots on critical infrastructure, and the flow of deadly fentanyl at the southern border. at the end of the day, if my colleagues across the aisle are serious about enacting appropriation measures before funding runs out of the end of september, it is clear they must remove their radical riders. otherwise, we'll face a continuing resolution or a democrat-driven shutdown. i urge my colleagues to oppose this rule, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsy

all right, chief, you have a partner over here in commissioner byrnes. so we're going to keep moving forward. please call the next item. >> clerk: public comment. at this time the public is now welcome to make public comment regarding line item 3, reports to the commission. if you would like to make public comment, please press star 3 now. good evening, caller, you have two minutes. >> caller: commissioners, when the chief of police gives his report, and it addresses quality of life issues that is what we at san franciscans want to hear. so, let the chief freely discuss whatever is happening because quality of life issues have been compromised in san francisco. the commissioners show the focus on policy making but they like to gossip. and revive it and that nonsense won't stop. we have to have standards. and with this pandemic, people are dying. they're not getting killed, but they're slowly dying from toxic stress which hasn't been mentioned once by the commissioners. so, i am monitoring y'all. and i need to monitor y'all because i need to write about y

with me now is ireland's minister of state for european affairs, thomas byrne. — there were lots of voices in the house of— there were lots of voices in the house of commons from english constituencies who are supporting this approach, it's worth noting that in— this approach, it's worth noting that in northern ireland the majority— that in northern ireland the majority of mps in westminster supported the protocol, the majority of that— supported the protocol, the majority of that adult what i want to see is flexibilities as we have seen from the eu _ flexibilities as we have seen from the eu side over the last few months but also _ the eu side over the last few months but also both governments to show to the world _ but also both governments to show to the world the benefits of the protocol to northern ireland. there are no— protocol to northern ireland. there are no checks what to it whatsoever from _ are no checks what to it whatsoever from goods — are no checks what to it whatsoever from goods from northern ireland to britain _ from goods from northern irela

. >> president cohen: commissioner yee, commissioner byrne, do you have any questions?commissioner yee: yeah. my question is regards to the program that i guess you're air marking for. i guess you have tried out the system is that correct? >> if i'm not mistaken d.p.a. might have dabbled in looking at it as well. >> commissioner yee: i guess my question it's, you know, how would you say it's universal where d.p.a. and also get into it or other agency. >> it's officer personnel records. >> commissioner yee: i guess, you know, city auditors can take a look at it or challenge on there where it's transparent where we can say, yes, it works. i guess in the past it's just into san francisco police department and boom and to that specific provider and any upgrades, you paid a premium thereon. you know, where other companies and shows. so we don't get it's just a one shop deal. that's what i'm looking at see if it's flexible with other programs. >> right. i'm not with officer contract appropriations, but it's my understanding that it would be for five years and then update it a

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