vice president carter robertson is. yes. and president elias. yes. president. lions is. yes. you have five yeses. line item five. 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 unplanned events and activities. the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar for a future meeting. chief scott. thank you, sergeant youngblood. good evening, president elias. vice president carter and miss wu, welcome back. and commissioners and the public. i'll start this week's report off with our crime trends. and i'll be brief on this. so, so far, year to date, this is as of january. i'm sorry. december 1st. we are 30% down in part one crimes. that includes violent and property crimes. the breakdown is 32% reduction in property and 14% reduction in violent crimes. that's a total of a 14,259 crime reduction from this time last year, with three and a half weeks to go in the year. we don't see these these crim

vice president carter robertson is. yes. and president elias. yes. president. lions is. yes. you have five yeses. line item five. 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 unplanned events and activities. the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar for a future meeting. chief scott. thank you, sergeant youngblood. good evening, president elias. vice president carter and miss wu, welcome back. and commissioners and the public. i'll start this week's report off with our crime trends. and i'll be brief on this. so, so far, year to date, this is as of january. i'm sorry. december 1st. we are 30% down in part one crimes. that includes violent and property crimes. the breakdown is 32% reduction in property and 14% reduction in violent crimes. that's a total of a 14,259 crime reduction from this time last year, with three and a half weeks to go in the year. we don't see these these crim

i'm so glad that the vice president, carter robertson, has taken on this project and has crafted thisill move it forwai think, like the street renaming, this is not justice. this resolution. it's not the end, but what it is, is it reiterates a promise that this commission and the members of this commission, this community, stand with you, miss brown, and will continue to stand with you as we move this process forward. so thank you to the vice president. thank you to miss brown. i will happily second the resolution. chief. thank you. president. i just i so let me first say definitely i, i am in favor of this in concept i do would request and i don't know commissioner or vice president carter whether you had any input from the department on this. but there are some, some things in the language that i think can be be shored up. there's a couple of questions that, you know, that i have because as i read the ordinance, there are not in any particular order, but i don't believe the current ordinance precludes a tipster from getting a reward if they have a criminal history of any type of his

the impact of president carter's global policy has certainly been felt long after he left the white house. here's a report from cnn's nic robertson. >> all right. jimmy carter, do solemnly swear. >> jimmy carter's presidency lived in the shadow of america's cold war with the soviet union. >> but he refused to be constrained by east west communist versus capitalist tensions we expect that normalization will help to move us together toward a world of diversity and of peace. he improved relations with china and tried for the same with the soviets in his foreign policies. he pushed for nuclear. nonproliferation, democratic values, and human rights. he cut off military supplies to chilean dictator augusto pinochet and dialed back support for other latin american leaders in nicaragua, argentina and brazil. one of his signature white house legacies was the torrijos-carter treaties that returned the panama canal to panama in 1999. he also calmed mid-east tensions, brought together israeli and arab leaders at camp david, opening the door to the israeli egypt camp david accords. he normalized relations with china, weakened u.s. ties to tai

carter passed away sunday at the age of 100. cnn's nic robertsonakes a look at the impact of jimmy carter's diplomatic efforts. >> hi, jimmy carter, do solemnly swear. >> jimmy carter's presidency lived in the shadow of america's cold war with the soviet union, but he refused to be constrained by east west communist versus capitalist tensions. >> we expect that normalization will help to move us together toward a world of diversity and of peace. >> he improved relations with china and tried for the same with the soviets in his foreign policies. he pushed for nuclear nonproliferation, democratic values, and human rights. he cut off military supplies to chilean dictator augusto pinochet and dialed back support for other latin american leaders in nicaragua, argentina and brazil. one of his signature white house legacies was the torrijos-carter treaties that returned the panama canal to panama in 1999. he also calmed mid-east tensions, brought together israeli and arab leaders at camp david, opening the door to the israeli egypt camp david accords. he

the impact of former president carter's policies around the world have been felt long after he left the white house. cnn's nic robertson has more. >> hi. jimmy carter, do solemnly swear. >> jimmy carter's presidency lived in the shadow of america's cold war with the soviet union. but he refused to be constrained by east west communist versus capitalist tensions. >> we expect that normalization will help to move us together toward a world of diversity and of peace. >> he improved relations with china and tried for the same with the soviets in his foreign policies. he pushed for nuclear nonproliferation, democratic values, and human rights. he cut off military supplies to chilean dictator augusto pinochet and dialed back support for other latin american leaders in nicaragua, argentina and brazil. one of his signature white house legacies was the torrijos-carter treaties that returned the panama canal to panama in 1999. he also calmed mid-east tensions, brought together israeli and arab leaders at camp david, opening the door to the israeli egypt camp david accords. he normalized relations with china, weakened u.s. ties t

nic robertson, cnn, london. >> all right. for more on carter's legacy.h me now is john foley, former u.s. ambassador to panama and cnn national security analyst peter bergen. ambassador, i want to go to you first because you were there at the signing of the panama canal treaties as a young staffer, if i'm not mistaken. but can you can you take us back to the environment around that signing, and why was it seen as such a controversial move at the time? >> absolutely, omar. now, let me just stipulate i was there at the actual handover in 99. i may be old, but i'm not that old. however, the mood in panama in 1999 was absolutely jubilant and amazingly, it was not sort of defeatist by the united states. it was a genuine mutual celebration of the culmination of a 22 year period. let's not forget these. these treaties were signed by jimmy carter in 1977. it wasn't until 1999 that the canal zone and the canal were completely reverted. so both countries gave themselves a lot of time, but it was jubilant, and it was almost the sort of thing where everybody looked

nic robertson, cnn, london. >> world leaders offering their condolences to the u.s. and the carterily. the french president, emmanuel macron, celebrated the nobel peace prize winner on social media, stating throughout his life, jimmy carter has been a steadfast advocate for the rights of the most vulnerable and has tirelessly fought for peace. france sends its heartfelt thoughts to his family and to the american people. that sentiment, echoed by the uk's king charles. he writes he was a committed public servant and devoted to his life, devoted his life to promoting peace and human rights. his dedication and humility served as an inspiration to many. meanwhile, the australian prime minister recognized carter's service, posting that his legacy is best measured in lives changed, saved and uplifted. for more, let's bring in cnn's clare sebastian. there's absolutely a theme, isn't there, in all of these comments, wherever they're coming from in the world. >> absolutely. max. commitment to peace, elevating the role of human rights in u.s. foreign policy. sort of the key elements of a lot

cnn's nic robertson has more. >> hi. jimmy carter, do solemnly swear. >> jimmy carter's presidency lived in the shadow of america's cold war with the soviet union. but he refused to be constrained by east west communist versus capitalist tensions. >> we expect that normalization will help to move us together toward a world of diversity and of peace. >> he improved relations with china and tried for the same with the soviets in his foreign policies. he pushed for nuclear. nonproliferation, democratic values, and human rights. he cut off military supplies to chilean dictator augusto pinochet and dialed back support for other latin american leaders in nicaragua, argentina and brazil. one of his signature white house legacies was the torrijos-carter treaties that returned the panama canal to panama in 1999. he also calmed mid-east tensions, brought together israeli and arab leaders at camp david, opening the door to the israeli egypt camp david accords. he normalized relations with china, weakened u.s. ties to taiwan in a vain hope beiji