vice president carter watson i just want to say your words say it all and i had the pleasure of working with chris at at the headquarters anyway and just for the public i mean everything you do is with a high degree of professionalism and again your words it all your actions even speak louder than your words how you go about your business so thank you for coming back home to work for this police department and you do an outstanding job. you are a outstanding person and your family i hope in your particularly your sons and your sister and your friends that came to see you and your partners and terryville and your sergeant oh all proud as am i. >> so thank you. thank you chief officers to start i just wanted to thank you so much for your service to our city. i'm very grateful that we're able to retain someone who who grew up here and is part of the community. thank you for your actions on that day and the incident that was highlighted and i just want to recognize your bravery and as chief said, professionalism. and i also just want to recognize your commendable humility in highlighting th

vice president carter ober stone yes i suppose and carter watson is yes and prison wise yes. >> yes. yes. you have six yeses i got him five chiefs report weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of offenses, incidents or events occurring in san francisco have an impact on public safety commission discussion on planned events and activities that chief describes will be limited to determining whether the calendar for a future meeting. >> chief scott thank you sergeant. i'm glad. good evening president elias vice president carter watson commission executive director henderson and the public. i'll start off with the just the general things that are happening this week and then i'll move into crime trends and some significant accomplishments from 2024 just to highlight some of the work that's been done this past year . this week the city of san francisco hosted the jp morgan health care conference. today is the last day of that conference with there were over 8000 attendees and probably many more people than that who were visiting our city this week. the feedback

vice president carter watson i just want to say your words say it all and i had the pleasure of workingina. she worked in our office for it at at the headquarters anyway and just for the public i mean everything you do is with a high degree of professionalism and again your words it all your actions even speak louder than your words how you go about your business so thank you for coming back home to work for this police department and you do an outstanding job. you are a outstanding person and your family i hope in your particularly your sons and your sister and your friends that came to see you and your partners and terryville and your sergeant oh all proud as am i. >> so thank you. thank you, chief officers to start i just wanted to thank you so much for your service to our city. i'm very grateful that we're able to retain someone who who grew up here and is part of the community. thank you for your actions on that day and the incident that was highlighted and i just want to recognize your bravery and as chief said, professionalism. and i also just want to recognize your commendable h

carter last october. david: he grew up listening it the -- to it. i'm a lifelong blue grass fan, by the way, bill monroe, doc watsond queens of country music were on grand ole oply. then you had comedians like minnie pearl as well, the great median. she was the woman with the big old hat on her head which still had the price tag hanging off of it. it was a whole show. and they did it on radio. they actually described the scene on radio pretty well. that's what jimmy carter grew up listening to to. >> yeah. he knew the opry from it early days when, frankly, radio was new to today when he or anyone around the world could reach into their pocket, pull out their phone and if listen to the opry almost seven nights a week wherever you are in the world. so really jimmy carter's life parallelled that of the opry from, you know, a small beginning to really being known around the world and making a difference around the world. david: now, as a result of watching it on t, i picked up a banjo and have been a lifelong banjo player. did he pick up any instrument to go along with his joy of country music? >> i have never heard of