david byrne. [ cheers and applause david byrne is back and joining us also during the pandemic, my brotherat's a picture of my brother and i's kids that's me. and that's the ugly one. [ laughter ] and i keep saying that and it bums people out to say a baby is ugly, even though he's a grown man now. [ laughter ] also, what can i say he's an ugly baby. [ laughter ] it's "family trips", we've been interviewing celebrities about the kind of trips they took when they were kids check it out, it's a lot of fun. amy poehler, pete davidson, colin jost, john oliver. cast of thousands. we've enjoyed doing it we hope you enjoy listening to it moving along, everybody, republicans are each other's throats after a small group of hardliners ousted former house speaker kevin mccarthy and now just to add more kindling to the fire, donald trump is reportedly considering flying to the capitol next week, where he might even pitch himself as candidate for speaker. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause donald trump, the far and away front runner for the republican nomination fo

tina wayman, chris vance, jerry harrison, and david byrne.coming up on its 40th anniversary. 824 has really released it and it's in theaters now. david, how did this come about? >> the company that had the distribution rights the contract ran out. the rights reverted to us. >> stephen: did you get back together to watch it? how did this come about where you are out here essentially promoting it? >> david: we took advantage of the fact that we owned it and said okay, is there a film company they would like to put this out properly now? luckily that are a 24 said yes, we'd like to put it out. in theaters, not just dump it back onto streaming, we'd like to really do sound mix and get a print from the negative and make it look as good as it can. >> stephen: jerry, i understand you are involved in the remastering. what was that like? >> jerry: we remixed it more than remastering because nowadays there are these multichannel speaker systems in theaters and so it actually was more difficult than you would think because we had to find everything and

commissioner byrne. yes commissioner byrne is yes. commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. and vice president carter overstone yes. vice president overstone is yes. you have five yeses. line item for chief's report discussion weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of offenses, incidents or events occurring in san francisco, having an impact on public safety commission discussion on planned events and activities achieved describes will be limited to determining whether to counter for a future meeting. chief scott, thank. thank you sergeant youngblood. good afternoon. good evening. executive director henderson. vice president carter. commissioners and the public. i will start this week's report with just a general crime statistics. just very briefly and then go to some of the events and incidents that have happened over the past week, starting with crime for this week. overall, there is a 6% decrease in overall all part one crime. that is a difference of about. about 42,002 hundred crimes, fewer than this time last year, approximately. property cri

[applause] >> stephen: david byrne, the great david byrne. does the music for "baby j."e scored later? >> john: he scored it later and worked with the arranger from one of my favorite solo albums "grown backwards." i emailed him. i thought, "man, i know he's busy." he had the amazing show here which is right next door open up. so fantastic. and i thought, okay, this is, you know, very busy man. i asked, would you possibly consider composing some music? he was game. >> stephen: what does that do? examining your life, i guess i could call david byrne. and then he says yes. that's a weird part of being -- achieving a certain level of success in your business. you can reach out to people you admire and they say, i'd love to do something. how'd you take that? i have a hard time with my good luck. >> john: oh, yeah, how so? you feel unworthy of it? >> stephen: i don't want to bother anybody. >> john: i have decent self-esteem as well, but i would never think someone would be -- i would think anyone would have something better to do than talk to me. or hang out with me. that's

commissioner byrne. yes. commissioner byrne is. yes commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. vice president carter overstone yes. vice president carter is yes. you have six yeses. line item six presentation and discussion on patrol specials at the request of the commission discussion on. i'm just going to introduce this this topic. thank you for presenting from the department the president assigned sort of researching the patrol special program at the there was a lot of requests from the public to look at this, to look at the history of the patrol special program and sort of have a discussion about it. so there's no item to vote on. this is just bringing you up to speed on what we've been talking about so we can hopefully agree to move forward. so thank you so much for being here and presenting. thank you, commissioner. my name is lieutenant patrick mccormick. i'm the oic of staff services. fancy name for personnel chief and commissioners. thank you. this will be a fairly short presentation, but i'd like to point out i'd like to welcome our it may be our lone patrol special i

he sent me a quote, i guess, as people do when they're texting and he the quote was from david byrne, a fellow american artist, and he said, everything is political but not in an obvious way. and the reason that had to me coming in today is you all write in an obvious way. it's sort of the opposite sometimes politics sneak in, but all in my mind, very coherent and cogent about it. we're here to talk about politics. and so what i would like to ask each of you to respond to is, what are you hoping to accomplish with your work and how is it we can use art to accomplish the change or transformations or changing of narratives hoping to get to what does your work do? what can any art do? so listen me, we'll start with you and we'll go from there along the line. thank you. good question. i had to come up with one good one that was important. i like it. i think one of the many purposes of art is present, something that already exists in a new way to. introduce people to new theories and concept about old ideas. now that old quote, there's nothing new under the sun right? for my book about mis

commissioner byrne. yes commissioner byrne is yes. commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. vice president carter oberstar. yes. vice president carter overstone is yes. you have six yeses line item 12 adjournment. in fire prevention. i'm very happy at fire prevention because not only am i able to enforce the code and make changes to help the citizen of san francisco be safe in their homes or place of business, but i think my work also make sure that my fellow firefighters and first responders, when they respond to a fire, the building is also safe for them. >> you're watching san francisco rising with chris manners. today's special guest is brooke jenkins. >> hi, i'm chris manners and you are watchs san francisco rising, the show about restarting rebuilding and reimagining our city. ourguest san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins here to talk about theopeioid crisis, criminal justice and more. >> thank you so much for having me. >> thank you for being here. let's start with organized restale threft. some jurisdictions across the country imposed most of the punishment

commissioner byrne. yes commissioner byrne is yes. commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. vice president carter oberstar. yes. vice president carter overstone is yes. you have six yeses line item 12 adjournment. >> you are watching san francisco rising. a special guest today. >> i am chris and you are watching san francisco rising. focused on rebuilding and reimagining our city. our guest is the director of financial justice in the san francisco office of treasure to talk about how the city has taken a national lead in this effort and how the program is comlishing the goals. welcome to the show. >> thanks so much for having me. >> thank you for being here. can we start by talking about the financial justice project in a broad sense. when did the initiative start and what is the intent? >> sure. it launched in 2016. since then we take a hard look at fines, fees, tickets, financial penalties hitting people with low incomes and especially people of color really hard. it is our job to assess and reform these fines and fees. >> do you have any comments for people financially st

[ cheers and applause ♪ >>> seth: i wanna thank my guests anne hathaway, david byrne, everybody i wannahank craig reynolds and the 8g band. check out a new "corrections." it's on youtube right now. thanks for watching. we love you, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 11:00, pumpkins smashed, occurs destroyed, vandals target a popular pumpkin patch in the south bay. >> tonight spina farms is in recovery mode. people broke in, threatened a security guard and broke everything in their path. stephanie magallon has the latest. >> reporter: the suspect did not actually take anything that they did leave behind thousands of dollars in damages. it was so bad that the team had to work all night to make sure that they didn't have to cancel all the field trips that were headed this way. trains, rows and rows of pumpkins. spina farms in morgan hill is a family favorite and the latest target for vandals. >> they knocked over the port-a- potties. they broke multiple scarecrows. >> reporter: daniel estrada, operations manager, tells us it was around midnight on wednesday when their s

commissioner byrne. yes commissioner byrne is yes. commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. vice president carter oberstar. yes. vice president carter overstone is yes. you have six yeses line item 12 adjournment. going 90 charlie. go ahead. we moved to san francisco in 1982. we came from the philippines. i have three kids nathan, jessica and iva. i was really young. when i had neat, i turned 19. and then two weeks later, he was born. so when he was fine, i used to watch cops all the time. all the time and so he would watch with me. he had his little handcuffs and his little toy walkie talkie. and then whenever the theme song came on, he would walk around and he just thought he was the baddest little thing. i think he was in kindergarten at sheridan because he and i attended the same elementary school there was an officer bill. he would just be like mom officer bill was there then one day, he said, mom, i touched his gun. and he was just so happy about it. everything happened at five minutes. i would say everything. happened at 4 to 5 years old. it's like one of those goals

present commissioner byrne here. commissioner yee is in route. vice president carter. stone. you have a quorum. also with us tonight, we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and acting director sarah hawkins from the department of police accountability. sergeant, could you please call the first item? line item one weekly officer recognition certificate presentation of an officer who has gone above and beyond in the performance of their duties. sergeant kevin quadro star number 1253 from the robbery unit.

york and i came in contact further regularly with buckley and belmar and intellectual giants, james byrne, and i tried to be like them and read everything i thought they were reading. i wasn't making a lot of progress so i made the decision to focus on direct mail. we had nobody that could market them so i literally went to my wife.bi i had a wife and two babies and i said i think i have something here that's going to change america and maybe the world. i've got to study. i believed for seven or eight years i made a deep dive into the marketing and the microphones of the country back in those days up against the mortgage, "new york times," abc, nbc et cetera we couldn't get a message out. the story with direct mail we could go around and go right into people's homes and that changed everything. i could make the case ronald reagan wouldn't have gotten the nomination without direct mail because when john conley and hw bush were given the thousand dollar contributions he was given hundreds of thousands funded in the campaign that made all the difference. >> mr. viguerioe, talk about one you'

ferrari says byrne is currently in custody facing a 5 million dollar bail. i mean, he. this was just a retail theft. we've seen an escalation of retail theft. think the message is that our office takes retail theft very seriously. >> retail theft is not a victimless crime in cases like these can have terrible consequences for everyone involved. >> in martinez, theresa kron, 4 news. >> now to a former corrections officer who is now facing bribery charges after authorities say he accepted bribes to smuggle phones into a state prison in vacaville. the department of justice says 43 year-old stephen crittendon smuggled in the phones between 2021 2022, if convicted, he faces 10 years in federal prison and a fine of $250,000. barr has appointed kevin franklin as its new police chief. after serving in that role and on an interim basis. >> the agency's general manager sharing in a statement the franklin has been heavily involved in increasing police presence and as played a role in several safety improvement. franklin was made interim chief back in may after serving on the force

ferrari says byrne is currently in custody facing a 5 million dollar bail. i mean, he. this was just a retail theft. we've seen an escalation of retail theft. think the message is that our office takes retail theft very seriously. >> retail theft is not a victimless crime in cases like these, it could have terrible consequences for everyone involved. >> in martinez, theresa kron, 4 news. >> a teenager is recovering after being stabbed during a fight at 6 flags over the weekend. vallejo police tell kron 4 the fight broke out saturday night just outside the front gates to the theme park. the suspect took off before police arrived. police say the victim was taken to the hospital for treatment. they are expected to be okay. no arrests have been made. >> former president trump appeared in court today for the start of his civil fraud trial. a trial he's calling disgraceful. the new york attorney general is accusing trump and his company of overvaluing its properties in opening statements, prosecutors claimed there was ample evidence of intent to boost trump's net worth to gai

michael byrne baum, thank you, as always, for your insights. —— birnbaum. now senior fellow at the usc annenberg center on communication leadership and policy. great to see you. so many people obviously expressing shock at these attacks, questions turning, as we just heard, to whether or not this was a failure of intelligence. what do you make of the breadth of this attack and the relative success that we saw from hamas in carrying out not only rocket attacks but from ground, sea and air? access you know, one of the reason so many people are saying intelligence failure is you have to look at what he mentioned. is you have to look at what he mentioned-— mentioned. the breadth and de th of mentioned. the breadth and depth of the _ mentioned. the breadth and depth of the attack. - mentioned. the breadth and depth of the attack. it - mentioned. the breadth and depth of the attack. it was i depth of the attack. it was organised. 5000 rockets had to be in the works for months. to move all of that into place without israeli intelligence seeing any sign of it, comm

commissioner byrne. yes commissioner byrne is yes. commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. vice president carter oberstar. yes. vice president carter overstone is yes. you have six yeses line item 12 adjournment. >> i came here to san francisco the day after september 11. i have been here since and homeless since when i met erika and claudia and them, my life changed. for the better. why they got mow in the navigation center. >> good morning! >> >> hi. >> this is claudia and aircraftasm how are you. hi. >> they are working doing out reach t. is building trust. and -- finding out what their needs are. everybody who i should be housed that is true. a lot of people don't know how to live indoors and how do we fix that? the number one service this we need to do that is the new vision of the team, is to be a familiar face that is consistent and reoccur nothing the community. >> behavioral health starts with us and other coalitions that relate. just building the friendships and the resource this is go with that. >> once hi near i better place they will be able to help and support

commissioner byrne yes. commissioner byrne is yes. commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. and vice president carter overstone yes. vice president stone is. yes. you have five yeses. line item 15 adjournment when? when do you sleep? very little. good. stacy. >> this is the fire commission regular meeting october 25, 2023 and the time is 5:04. this meeting is held in person. members may attends to observe and provide public comment at the meeting location or by calling 415-655-0001 and access code: 2661 746 4664 ##. the password is 1234. members may address the commission up to 3 minutes per item. ensure you near a quiet location and speak clearly. turn off background sounds. wait for the item you would like to address to be called had prompts press star 3 to be add for a queue. callers hear silence when waiting to speak. operator will unmute you. you may watch live at www.sfgov.org item 1 roll call. nakajo. >> present. >> vice president morgan. >> present. >> commissioner feinstein. >> present. >> commissioner fraser. >> present. >> commissioner collins. >> present. >> chie

byrne. lawrence is with us now. lawrence, they announce this burn last tuesday so probably didn't have a firm grasp on the forecast this week. but it sounds like there going ahead as planned. got to be careful. yeah. got to be really careful in the situation. not that they're going to see really strong winds there. but you get that offshore wind that's going to lower the humidity. that means the fire danger is going to be up. not as much there as it is in some spots, but we're already starting to see the fog begin to erode here. look at that. the fog just kind of disappearing. now. >> as you can see, some of really just kind of moving along the road and that's about it. otherwise, we've got that big ridge of high pressure building in and here comes that offshore wind really going to be settling in here in the next 24 hours. that is going to heat things up that northeast wind. i'm not a real strong offshore event. so that's the good news. but fire danger. yeah, it's going to be elevated in spots. we'll see where espe

andrew byrnes, let me start with you. what is behind the strike in the united states?things that are common? yeah, i think so. what we _ things that are common? yeah, i think so. what we have _ things that are common? yeah, i think so. what we have going - things that are common? yeah, i think so. what we have going on | things that are common? yeah, i - think so. what we have going on here in the united states is not that different from what is happening in the uk. we have health care workers who are essential health care workers who have been pushed to the brink by the pandemic and at least in the case of the united states here, these are workers at kaiser permanente, a large health system, an old health system, and these workers are sort of technical experts. they are not doctors and nurses, but they are the folks that read your labs, they take x—rays, they make sure your rooms are safe and clean, right? you know, so these are sort of essential workers here, and what they are asking for is basically they are seeing —— seem to be a little patience for too little pay,

ferrari says byrne is currently in custody facing a 5 million dollar bail. i mean, he. this was just a retail theft. we've seen an escalation of retail theft. i think the message is that our office takes retail theft very seriously. >> retail theft is not a victimless crime in cases like these, it could have terrible consequences for everyone involved. >> in martinez, theresa kron, 4 news. water search for a missing swimmer in the north bay has been suspended. >> according to officials, the swimmer whose name hasn't been released was in the water just north of stinson beach with a group of friends when they suddenly went missing. friends say they saw a shark in the area and then blood in the water where their friend was last seen. a shark attack has not been confirmed, but it is certainly presumed a ground. search is ongoing. >> police in vallejo are investigating fight at 6 flags that ended with a teenager being stabbed. a police tell kron 4 that the fight broke out saturday night outside the front gates to the theme park. the suspect left the area before police arrive

commissioner byrne. yes commissioner byrne is yes. commissioner yee yes. commissioner yee is yes. vice president carter oberstar. yes. vice president carter overstone is yes. you have six yeses line item 12 adjournment. >> hi, i'm lawrence corn field. welcome to building san francisco. we have a special series, stay safe. we're looking at earthquake issues. and today we're going to be talking with a residential building owner about what residential building owners and tenants can and should do before earthquakes and after earthquakes. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> we're here at this wonderful spur exhibit on mission street in san francisco and i have with me today my good friend george. thanks for joining me, george. and george has for a long time owned residential property here in san francisco. and we want to talk about apartment buildings and what the owner's responsibilities might be and what they expect their tenants to do. and let's start by talking a little bit about what owners can do before an earthquake and then maybe after an earthquake. >> well, the first thing, lawrence, would be to get t

howard: so you think a new person could be elected speaker and, nevertheless, republicans having been byrne think, by the ouster of kevin mccarthy, that person could be toppled if they can't get a deal? >> i mean, listen, could it be tried? yes. but at the same time, you can't go back to that well too often. howard: yeah. >> i do think the chances of a government shutdown are very high. howard: yeah. who would want this job after all of this? moving right along, hillary clinton has been making the rounds lately, and she actually said this about donald trump's followers: >> at some point, you know, maybe there needs to be a formal deprogramming of the cult members. howard: this, of course, is the presidential candidate from 2016 who talked about the bassett of deplorables. -- basket of deplorables. what did you make of that comment? >> very strange. a lot of democrats said, well, the fever will break. the fever has not broken. [laughter] he is still the party leader. but what does that mean in formally deprogram. it's kind of an odd statement. howard: yeah. and you could kind of tell from he

ferrari says byrne is currently in custody facing a 5 million dollar bail. i mean, he.s just a retail theft. we've seen an escalation of retail theft. think the message is that our office takes retail theft very seriously. >> retail theft is not a victimless crime in cases like these can have terrible consequences for everyone involved. >> in martinez, theresa kron, 4 news. >> well, in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mahan declared a homelessness crisis in the city. san jose leaders are now pushing for measures to allow city officials. this is been zoning requirements to bill more housing and safe sleeping site. measures are set to go up for a vote today. well, in national news, october means the supreme court is kicking off another consequential term. washington correspondent raquel martin tells us the issues that are going to go before the high court. >> gun rights were domestic abusers, free speech on social media and voting rights are among the major issues before the supreme court. this term. we are rather optimistic. doug letter is with brady, the country's lea

currently on broadway as a percussionist for david byrne's amazing new show" here lies love", jacquelene cheers and applause also, for the first time since the writers strike ended, fred armisen is back with us, everybody. [ cheers and applause and fred, i know much like happened to me, i'm sure it happened to you. people said, "oh, what have you done with your five months off?" and i know i didn't do much, but i also know you never go five months without doing anything amazing. and i heard that you started a new walking tour of new york city >> fred: i did >> seth: you did >> fred: yes >> seth: now i know there's a lot of walking tours out there how is yours different, fred >> fred: i go to places that have those sort of -- those pet carrying bags, you know? like for travel. >> seth: like if you want to go on a plane with your pet you put it in that >> fred: yes so, we go to all the shops that carry those. [ light laughter ] and we just go from, you know, just go to 23rd street, we'll walk up to 27th street [ light laughter ] then up to 31st street >> seth: so now that's interesting tha

along with the white house lawyers were mike flynn, sydney powell, and patrick byrne, the ceo of overstockedoutcome. how did all those people get inside the building? i could tell the meeting was growing more contentious, so i decided to text tony, the deputy chief of staff. flynn is still here, and sidney powell, there's a brawl. he responded, oh holy heck. tony mediately called and asked if i knew what they were rolling over. he had been in the oval office earlier that day and heard the president talk about invoking the insurrection act or martial law. if that's what they were arguing over, tony said, i need to get mark meadows back to the white house as soon as possible. eventually, i got a hold of mark, who seemed reluctant to get in the line with the president. i urge him that it sounded like it was a matter of national security. a secret service agent who was standing outside the oval office came by. the agent said, i don't want to hear all of that. it's really upsetting. i wouldn't recommend going down there. the west wing was officially unhinged. hutchinson continues, things seem to

because we are really out of - government. 0k, well, yes or no, | because we are really out of time, mr byrnesay, yes, we would find hs2 from birmingham to manchester? yes or no? we are in conversations with our own party. we are waiting to hear the detailed tomorrow. i don't know, they may surprise me. maybe they will build that infrastructure that enables the east—west line, but i doubt it on what i know tonight, and i'm really hopeful that the labour party now will step in and give the north of england what we have been repeatedly promised.— north of england what we have been repeatedly promised. thank you very much for talking _ repeatedly promised. thank you very much for talking to _ repeatedly promised. thank you very much for talking to newsnight - repeatedly promised. thank you very much for talking to newsnight and i much for talking to newsnight and our viewers tonight. andy burnham, labour mayor of greater manchester. well, a behalf of the government, i have been talking to the secretary of state for science, innovation and technology, michelle donelan. we recorded this interview

currently she's on broadway as a percussionist for david byrne's amazing new show "here lies love."cevedo, everybody! thanks for being here. [ cheers and applause also, it is a very exciting week for us here at "late night" because fred armisen is back with us. [ cheers and applause on the show. and fred, i share this with the audience any time you're here. i'm always overwhelmed by how many different projects you have going at one time. and then you also do things not for you, not to enrich yourself financially, artistically, but for other people and i heard you're doing an incredible thing you are counter programming halloween for kids who don't like trick-or-treating >> fred: finally, yes. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> fred: so, i'm doing something where kids can start rehearsing for other holidays like, you know, christmas or hanukkah or easter, whatever it is they can start just doing a rehearsal, just to get ready for birthdays and things the problem is kids aren't ready. >> seth: okay. >> fred: so, we bring them - >> seth: they sort of get caught off guard by, say, hey

currently she's on broadway as a percussionist for david byrne's amazing new show, "here lies love."quelene [ cheers and applause also, you guys, fred armisen is back with us give it up for fred! [ cheers and applause you lived through a five-month writers' strike and everybody when its over says, "what did you do with your time off? and it's sometimes embarrassing that you don't have anything to show for it. fred is not like that. every time you have a second off, you use it do something impressive we talked yesterday about some of the things you are doing. and then, i didn't realize this. that you opened a new hair salon. >> fred: i did [ light laughter ] >> seth: i didn't even know that was an interest of yours >> fred: i'm fascinated by it. [ light laughter ] fascinated >> seth: and what -- i guess -- i mean, i hope this isn't a sort of a naive question to ask but what makes yours different than other hair salons >> fred: it's like a museum piece. [ light laughter ] so, its hairstyles from the 1000s. you know like - >> seth: and that's what they call it? they call them the 1000s

ferrari says byrne is currently in custody facing a 5 million dollar bail. i mean, he. a retail theft. we've seen an escalation of retail theft. think the message is that our office takes retail theft very seriously. >> retail theft is not a victimless crime in cases like these can have terrible consequences for everyone involved. >> in martinez, theresa kron, 4 news. >> well, time now is ten-thirty to and devastating news from the south bay. 2 children drowned in a pool at a daycare in san jose. it happened early yesterday morning at the business called happy, happy home daycare. this was on fleetwood drive. police responded after a group of kids fell into the pool. 3 children were taken to the hospital for treatment and sadly, 2 of them died. neighbors we spoke with say they couldn't believe when they heard the news. >> fire engines come ambulances like, you know, like will happen. and then just more and more kept coming. and once i found out 3 kids were impacted at. >> as per protocol, the with the death of children. the san jose police department's homicide unit and

currently, she's on broadway playing for david byrne's amazing new show "here lies love."e, everybody. thank you for a great week, jacquelene [ cheers and applause thank you. also, we've had an especially great week because we've had fred armisen back with us leading the band on drums. [ cheers and applause and fred, every time i get to spend a week with you, the most delightful part is hearing about all your other projects. the amazing things you're doing. you just really are -- you are the multiest of multi-hyphenates >> fred: thank you [ light laughter ] >> seth: and this is obviously the time of year, a lot of people are going apple picking i heard that you just bought an apple orchard but you're not going to use it in the conventional way >> fred: no, i'm going to fill it more with books [ laughter ] because there's something very not intellectual about apple picking. so i thought, "well, how can we make this a more brainy affair?" how can we do it so that people discuss books and talk about literature so we don't have the shelves quite yet, but we've got like piles o

ferrari says byrne is currently in custody facing a 5 millionrdollar bail. i mean, he. this was just a retail theft. we've seen an escalation of retail i think the message is that our office takes retail theft very seriously. >> retail theft is not a victimless crime in cases like these can have terrible consequences for everyone involved. >> in martinez, theresa kron, 4 news. >> well, hayward police meanwhile, are investigating a shooting that killed one man and her 2 others. it was yesterday near be and alice streets about a block away from the bart station. police say one of the surviving victims. called police to report the shooting. they're investigating what led up to it. no arrests have been made just yet. >> time now is 7, 33. and in the south bay, something horrible happened. 2 children drowned and a pool that was in a day care home. daycare in san jose kron four's rob nesbitt. >> with the story spoke to some neighbors to get their thoughts. >> i'm on fleetwood drive in the southern part of san jose and we're happy happy daycare is located behind me. that's whe

our summit is focused on four major themes as envisioned by a wonderful content director terry byrne.yber threats. the breakouts will follow the same for teams. we take the time today to choose which of the 22 breakouts you wish to attend. their signage outside the amphitheater here mullet describes was breakouts will be at the next four days are packed full as outlined in your program for short which i believe is on page two and in your app. this afternoon we aim to provide you with a high level overview of the issues started with general paul nakasone found the acting director of member national cyber director kemba walden and a great opening panel. tomorrow will kick off the day with assisted director jen easterly followed by panels and two sets of six breakouts and then we will start the afternoon with the ambassador concluded topic on the mind of all of you i am sure artificial intelligence and machine learning. thursday we will go with dod cio jon sherman filed by district director lieutenant general skinner. and in the afternoon our first fireside head of the cybersecurity depa

present commissioner byrne here. commissioner yee is in route. vice president carter. stone.e a quorum. also with us tonight, we have chief scott from the san francisco police department and acting director sarah hawkins from the department of police accountability. sergeant, could you please call the first item? line item one weekly officer recognition certificate presentation of an officer who has gone above and beyond in the performance of their duties. sergeant kevin quadro star number 1253 from the robbery unit.

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