christina: bad id.nce that ball of justice goods rolling my it's hard to stop. >> he was telling me what happened to mr. brian and i want you to know we are going to help them anything you need. i worked some wrongful conviction cases when i was in practice pro bono and i loved it. probably the most exhilarating cases of ever tried. >> got to be an amazing feeling getting someone exonerated. >> i wouldn't know, i was 0-2. the only two trials i ever lost. peter: that was a recent episode of "law and order" entitled inconvenient truth. christina swarns is the executive director of the innocence project and tony goldwyn is a member of your board. christina: he is and we were lucky to have him, he's a truly passionate advocate for the issue of wrongful conviction in this country, he's been on our board about 10 years and he does what he can where he is to advance this issue and bring more public attention and education to wrongful conviction's in this country. peter: what's the impact of having "law and ord

christina: christina swarns -- peter: christina swarns is the president of innocence project internationaldo you have state chapters? christina: we are a not-for-profit organization, about 115 people on our staff and we are the headquarters for the innocence network, a collection of over 70 other independent innocence organizations that are also committed to advancing the ball around wrongful conviction convictions and getting people free, changing the law and making the system better. each one of those organizations around the country, and many people in many states around the country will know, there is a pennsylvania innocence project, there is a florida innocence project. those are independent of each other with their own boards of directors, their own funding streams independent of us. my organization hosts a network support unit that provides capacity building support and technical support so we are able to lift up and elevate and increase the capacity of all of these organizations around the country. that's because we recognize, there's no way for this one organization to scale up a

christina? >> megan, you are right, a lot of uncertainty, but also a lot of pure joy and relief to people who have been at war for about 10 years now. thank you so much. we are going to go now to nbc's allie raffa at the white house were president biden gave his wrist comments on syria today. on those remarks, what stood out to you the most? >> reporter: hopeful, but cautiously optimistic tone. i can hear you, can you hear me? okay, he struck a very hopeful, but cautiously optimistic tone essentially, christina, saying that he would ensure that the syrians are the ones forging their own future here after this news, but essentially saying that the u.s. can provide a helping hand in doing so. listen to some of his comments here. >> we will help stability, insurance stability in eastern syria, protecting any personnel , our personnel, against any threats. and remain our mission against i.s.i.s. , maintained, including the security of detention facilities were i.s.i.s. fighters are being held as pri

christina?, thank you so much. >>> over 2,000 u.s. flights have been delayed this morning in the post christmas rush. and now a travel period already expected to set records could get even more complicated. 23 million people are currently under weather alerts in the south and west. today's storms adding to a week of travel woes that saw 14,000 delays in just three days. and the pressure is not lifting anytime soon. aaa says friday will be one of the season's busiest travel days yet. and nbc's marissa para is reporting from atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport and meteorologist denise isaac is also with us, marissa, start with you. what are we hearing about how return home travel is going today? is it trying people's christmas cheer or is it going to be okay? >> well, my answer to you right now is a little different than it would have been a few hours ago. we already knew there was some severe weather in the pacific northwest but that weather seems to have moved into the south. separate weather s

christina?steve patterson, thank you so much. >>> and for more on this, joining us now is jeff gazetty, he's of course an nbc news aviation analyst, and also u.s. retired lieutenant general hodges, who served as the commander of u.s. army europe. jeff, i want to start with you. there's been a lot of open sourcing analysis of this plane going down. and there's a couple of things that you said that you're able to assess from that data that, you know, people can see on sites like flightaware and tracking. one of those is aircraft control ability. can you explain to us what that means and what it could indicate in the course of why this plane went down? >> certainly. good morning, christina. >> good morning. >> yes, the asdb-recorded data indicates that the plane was pitching up and down and having difficulties with controlling its altitude and its air speed. and that to me indicates a controllability problem. and it's also seen in this video here that you're showing, just prior to the impact, you c

christina. >> hang on just a second.d of course, the former arab- israeli negotiator. aaron, i want to get your take on syria's new leadership. you know? we have a new group rolling in, making these promises, then didn't hold them up. you know? he is meeting with officials, he is wearing suits. he is saying all the right things. is it possible they could pull off a functional government, or is it too soon to tell? >> you know, it's a fascinating question. thanks for having me. there is no precedent when they are overthrown, egypt, tunisia, or some person on one hand, or chaotic dysfunction and division. it could be like yemen, libya, or even in iraq. it's going to be a very heavy list -- lift. this movement is highly decentralized with authoritarian tendencies. govern a country that is multi conventional, multiethnic that has high expectations for a transparent participatory form of government that benefits the syrian people who have suffered so extraordinarily after five decades of rule of the asad family. at this stage

i'm christina ruffini. we begin with what will be more than a week of ceremonies and commemorations to honor the life and legacy of form er president jimmy carter who died at the age of 100. those events will culminate in a state funeral january 9th in washington, d.c., featuring a eulogy by president biden who praised carter for both his character and his decency in remarks last night. >> today we look at jimmy carter and see a man of a bygone era with character, faith and humility, that mattered. i don't believe it's a bygone year. i see it for all times. >> carter, a recipient of the nobel peace prize became known for his post diplomatic and charity work as well as from 1977 to 1981. from promoting free and fair elections around the world to his work eradicating a tropical disease that once impacted millions to building homes for the poor. carter proved that while he may have lost a second term, he never lost his resolve to make a difference. nbc's jesse kirsch is reporting from plains, georgia, also joi

. >> hi, it's christina again.your shower trying to tell you something is getting in and out of the bathtub becoming a safety concern? are you worried about the cost of a bathroom remodel that could go on for weeks and weeks? well, now you can have a gorgeous new bath or shower that's safer at a price you can afford with a one day jacuzzi bath remodel. and now they're bringing you this special tv offer. we're waiving all installation costs and postponing all payments for up to one year. jacuzzi bath remodel has a design you'll love at a price you can afford. literally. >> they came in in the morning, did the demolition, and installed our bath tub in one day. i definitely wish we called jacuzzi a lot sooner. >> okay, so tell me, what are the two most common reasons people are calling jacuzzi bath remodel right now? >> well, maybe they're just tired of the old worn out eyesore of a bath. often they have dated colors, tiles that might be cracking and fading or impossible to clean grout. christina, did you know that th

to my son, michael, and daughter, christina. i love you both and hope i've made you both proud. one day i hope to bring my grandkids here. we'll fly into reagan airport and fight through the afternoon traffic. i'll point out my ever ending destruction on cannon and lead the little ones to the statutory hall before walking through the tunnels and eventually heading up to rayburn's fourth floor where my office was. there i'll hold them close and say their granddaddy was a part of this. i'll say that government for and by the people isn't an abstraction, it's in their bloodline. i speak of generations because that is what the government is for, to protect, preserve, and pass along a legacy for our children. i bound myself to my pledge by saying, so help me god. he has indeed helped me the same way that he has shepherded and guided this still young nation as i prepare to depart, i'm reminded of my parents, eduardo and victoria lopez. they taught me the value of hard work, laboring in the fields under the texas sun. when the day was over, the foreman would come out and yell. [speakin

keith morrison (voiceover): and christina grice would know. she worked the front desk at the new advertising company chris and ed started. the 800xchangexchange they called it. and two more different men would be hard to find, said christina, outwardly, anyway. chris was single. ed was married with kids. chris was a surfer. ed was a sports memorabilia collector. and chris-- he was very casual, dressed in board shorts very often, sweatshirts, would not be the uber professional person that-- that ed actually seemed to be very often. keith morrison (voiceover): chris, with his free-spirited creativity, was the yin to ed's number-crunching yang. and yet, there were shared passions too, their christian faith, for one thing. ed seemed especially devout. both liked the finer things. and both wanted to make money. and they did. they worked a profitable little corner of the advertising game. they made and placed ads for debt consolidation, that sort of thing. the idea was to get viewers who saw the ads on tv interested enough to call an 800 number. and

christina?thanks. we want to bring in peter baker, msnbc political analyst and chief white house correspondent for the "new york times." peter, thank you for joining us. you know, it was interesting to me that putin issued a statement at all, because for the last couple days, russian officials have been saying, we're not going to talk about it until the investigation is finished, but it was a bit like the kind of apology if you're fighting with a loved one or spouse, and they say, i'm sorry you feel that way. it was like an apology that it happened but not taking credit for it. are you surprised that they issued any apology at all? >> well, a little bit, yes, because it's not his nature to apologize in any form, even in the, you know, nature that you just described between, you know, fraught relatives. he doesn't like to admit wrongdoing, ever, and yet, of course, there's a long history of russian accidents like this or accidental shooting down of airplanes that have happened, and it suggests th

and ed was now a boss and made quite an impression on christina. just a normal young guy who was smart and had a great idea and was going to take this business somewhere. keith morrison (voiceover): christina also thought ed was a great dad. he brought his kids by the office often, and so to see them made me seem that, you know, he made family a priority. keith morrison (voiceover): so well-spoken, so easy, that when ed shin first presented himself to the laguna beach police department a year after chris disappeared, investigators seemed to have sympathy for him. after all, it was chris who left 800 exchange. keith morrison (voiceover): the orange county investigators took a close look at that interview. ed was questioned. he had answers. of the questions he couldn't answer, he was very agreeable to help in any way he could. he expressed that. he even agreed to do some homework that was given to him to get some more materials that the laguna beach police department had asked him to. he was being very cooperative. keith morrison (voiceover): but ed

i had the pleasure of working for christina early in my life. as my boss christina was always so generous with her time and her knowledge. christina is the kind of boss that everyone would be blessed to have. she has been a lifelong mentor and friend to me. over the years i have seen firsthand christina's commitment to help and uplift others. she has become a very influential leader in the world of finance, life planning, and evolved to become a successful leadership builder. she has successfully navigated and overcome our male dominated corporate environment. christina has stepped up into positions of leadership and power. today she's sharing her stories and invaluable device to help empower women and people of color to step up into their leadership roles. in addition to her professional accomplishments, christina winters has had a long track record of volunteering and taking on numerous philanthropic causes. we could spend countless hours going through each and every one of her community service accolades because she has dedicated her life --

christina. you know, when you get a 7.0 quake in that portion of the state. so close to the bay area, that is a serious threat. thankfully, the mechanics of this quake did not produce a tsunami. so that is the big part. that is the headline for us. and that's why we did not see a tsunami wave here in the bay area. but this of course, was the warning that really alerted all of us this morning. up and down the coastline from southern oregon, down toward davenport. that magnitude seven quake and that tsunami alert issued so here's a closer look at the epicenter. as you can see, just off the north coast. and as we take a look here, these are all of the aftershocks. in fact, i could put a box around all these aftershocks to give you an idea of just how active it has been since the main event. and so far, about 199 reports. these are of quakes over 2.0. so a lot of them are very small and still some a lot of activity, as you would expect with the magnitude 7.0. as far as the potential damage for this

to my son, michael, and daughter, christina. i love you both and hope i've made you both proud. one day i hope to bring my grandkids here. we'll fly into reagan airport and fight through the afternoon traffic. i'll point out my ever ending destruction on cannon and lead the little ones to the statutory hall before walking through the tunnels and eventually heading up to rayburn's fourth floor where my office was. there i'll hold them close and say their granddaddy was a part of this. i'll say that government for and by the people isn't an abstraction, it's in their bloodline. i speak of generations because that is what the government is for, to protect, preserve, and pass along a legacy for our children. i bound myself to my pledge by saying, so help me god. he has indeed helped me the same way that he has shepherded and guided this still young nation as i prepare to depart, i'm reminded of my parents, eduardo and victoria lopez. they taught me the value of hard work, laboring in the fields under the texas sun. when the day was over, the foreman would come out and yell. [speakin

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i am christina ruffini and for alex. we begin with reactions from donald trump's request to the supreme court asking for a pause on the tiktok and. trump previously supported the band because he wants to negotiate a resolution. months after the law passed with bipartisan support. democrats now questioning the reason for trump's flip flop . >> it's a combination of two things, jim. one, flattery and inflating his ego. you are so popular in tiktok and the loading -- young people love you. and two is the corruption of his inner circle. >>> also new today, escalating civil war. elon musk and vivek ramaswamy pushing for visas for tech workers while american workers should get i already. ramaswamy on social media criticized culture saying it mediocrity over excellence and will not create the best engineers. we will get reaction from congresswoman jasmine crockett later this hour. >>> and a new meeting between canadian ministers and trump's cabinet picks failed to remove the terrorist threat. here is congressman adam smith. >>

christina, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, trace. there have now been reported mysterious drone sightings from coast-to-coast, multiple states including in new jersey, new york and even in california. the pentagon press secretary said there was no evidence the drones came from a foreign entity or were the work of an adversary. the homeland security secretary said this. >> it's very common for individuals who think they see drones to actually see small aircraft and we have a case of mistaken identity. >> reporter: however president-elect donald trump took a much different tone, writing on truth social, mysterious drone sightings all over the country, and this really be happening without our government's knowledge? i don't think so, let the public know, and now. otherwise, shoot them down. also both republicans and democrats are demanding answers. >> does anybody believe the biden administration at this point? we had chinese balloons that were not -- how many days did that take to get down? if you've got drones letter flying over milit

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detective christina and her unit have spent months preparing for this moment. but, tonight, it is likely to happen quickly. translation: it is minutes, seconds even before you can| enter the property but it feels like an eternity. but they say that more and more victims are increasingly lured to travel to spain from overseas and be caught into exploitation. tonight's raid has ended in success but this is only the visible part of a vast and hidden criminal world. christina works for uco, an elite force of spain's civil guard who fight organised crime and rescue trafficked victims. their investigation shows that sex trafficking has gone further underground since the pandemic. while many victims are still exploited in bars and on the streets, they say that most women are now in private apartments provided by criminals. translation: when you go inside these places and see | the conditions in which victims are to work and live for so long, it is horrifying. it is so distressing. the job often makes you sick. victoria, from colombia, was rescued by a team from one of

it's christina again.ur shower trying to tell you something is getting in and out of the bathtub becoming a safety concern? are you worried about the cost of a bathroom remodel that could go on for weeks and weeks? well, now you can have a gorgeous new bath or shower that's safer at a price you can afford with a one day jacuzzi bath remodel. and now they're bringing you this special tv offer. we're waiving all installation costs and postponing all payments for up to one year. jacuzzi bath remodel has a design you'll love at a price you can afford. literally. >> they came in in the morning, did the demolition, and installed our bathtub in one day. i definitely wish we called jacuzzi a lot sooner. >> okay, so tell me, what are the two most common reasons people are calling jacuzzi bath remodel right now? >> well, maybe they're just tired of the old worn out eyesore of a bath. often they have dated colors, tiles that might be cracking and fading or impossible to clean grout. christina, did you know that the a

christina coleman in los angeles, christina, thanks.p, secretary of state antony blinken back in washington after making contact with syrian rebel who is overthrew president aassad there trey yingst is in damascus, trey. >> today in syria christians attend church for first time since the rebel takeover of this country. we'll have more after the break. ♪ whenever heartburn strikes, get fast relief with tums. it's time to love food back. also try new tums gummy bites. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything. ♪ huh, noom has glp-1 meds now? yes, noom combines medications with healthy habits so you can lose the weight and keep it off. yeah, glp-1s starting at $149. that's noom smart. noom. the smart way to lose weight. jon: the united states says it is in direct contact now with the rebel who is control syria.

they have until next june. >> trace: christina, thank you.and expression public policy director, thank you for coming on. we are going to get to the controversy and a minute but i want to get your take on the supreme court thing going on especially this, fox news headline here, compares trans medical treatments to aspirin. question about side effects during oral arguments. going on to say there will always be a percentage of the population under any medical treatment that is going to suffer harm so the question in mind is not do policymakers decide whether one person's life is more valuable than the millions of others who get relief from this treatment? talk about comparing an aspirin to transgender therapy, whatever they call it. it's amazing because you can't give a kid an aspirin in school without parental permission. >> that comparison is appalling considering we are talking about care in which -- lack of care in which we are asking or telling minors it's okay to chop off body parts. it's quite appalling comparison. i would like to ask th

. >> hi, it's christina again. is your shower trying to tell you something is getting in and out of the bathtub becoming a safety concern? are you worried about the cost of a bathroom remodel that could go on for weeks and weeks? well, now you can have a gorgeous new bath or shower that's safer at a price you can afford with a one day jacuzzi bath remodel. and now they're bringing you this special tv offer. we're waiving all installation costs and postponing all payments for up to one year. jacuzzi bath remodel has a design you'll love at a price you can afford. >> literally. they came in in the morning, did the demolition, and installed our bathtub in one day. i definitely wish we called jacuzzi a lot sooner. >> okay, so tell me, what are the two most common reasons people are calling jacuzzi bath remodel right now? >> well, maybe they're just tired of the old worn out eyesore of a bath. often they have dated colors, tiles that might be cracking and fading or impossible to clean grout. christina, did you know that

and mateo county leaders could soon have power sheriff christina corpus. talk more about decision that voters want to well, good thursday morning and thank you waking up with this bright and early on this december 5th. i'm reyna harvey. >> before you head out, we want to look at the forecast. john travel. good morning, john. >> good morning. rain that we are seeing a day today. that is no surprise bringing more clear skies to it. you're look outside from the top of mount tam right here. absolutely clear. again, a little bit of haze out there, but that is about it. we have some misty conditions up on the north coast. that is way to the north and really just staying very isolated to the coast. so nothing coming down our direction. temperature wise. we're actually a little bit more mild than yesterday. blame it on some of those low clouds that have pushed. and but that is not going to be blocking up the sunshine today. it is still going to be abundantly sunny afternoon 40's to 50's for current temperatures later on today. we're still right back to the 60's. a

we talk to christina dowell. thank you for joining us. which of the areas that were worst affect the by these weeks of extreme temperature. >> we looked at all countries around the world and calculated just how many additional days of dangerous heat climate changed caused this year. on average people experienced about 40 days additionally of extreme heat because of climate change this year but that really masks the different trends geographically. so we found that the places most affected by climate driven extreme heat tend to be in tropical areas like bar pwaeud cost does -- bar pwaeutd dodd and trinidad but less in places like eastern. >> how easy is it to accurately obtain this data and get a real sense of how many deaths these heat wavers are causing? >> that is a great question. this is a branch of science called attribution science. it has just developed in the past 20 years so it is only in the last few years we have been able to say with confidence whether a particular heat wave or particular stretch of hot days or extreme rainfal

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thanks so much, christina.ard at work in the next few weeks, so stay safe out there. absolutely. thank you. all right. hard at work. you are? meteorologist. you've been dealing with a lot of conditions out there for us this morning. yeah, it's been foggy in other areas. clear? it's a cold start. and then we're headed for sunshine. let's take a look at where we are seeing some sun and fog right now. taking a live look at the dublin camera looking toward the tri-valley, the fog settling down over livermore right now and visibility continues to decrease. but just as fast as you run into that wall of fog, you may be driving right out of it. very changeable weather conditions this morning as we've seen the fog now moving into the south bay. that's a look at 101, where at least you can see the road signs beside you. but there have been some very spotty areas where we've seen really dense fog, and then other areas where it's clear. that's a look at san rafael this morning as the sun comes up and we're down to zero vis

. >> this is cnn newsroom with max foster and christina macfarlane. >> hello. and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us from the u.s. and around the world. i'm max foster and i'm christina macfarlane. >> it's wednesday, december 4th, 9 a.m. here in london, 6 p.m. in seoul, south korea, where the u.s. emb p.m. in seoul, south korea, where the u.s. embassy is urging americans to exercise caution as protesters demand the resignation of president yoon suk yeol yoon abruptly declared martial law late tuesday, only to rescind his order under pressure a few hours later. >> the president says he did it to protect against anti-state forces and threats from north korea. now, labor unions are threatening to strike unless yoon leaves office, and six opposition parties have submitted an impeachment bill yoon's emergency order set off chaos in and around parliament as protesters and lawmakers clashed with troops who were blocking the building what you're watching here is video of one woman arguing with a soldier that has gone viral as you can see, she tries to grab the ri

ahead, a cropper warning news, san mateo county leaders could soon have the power to remove sheriff christina corpus. >> the decision builders are gonna have to make. and we're breaking down the complicated process of replacing oakland, mayor sheng cow after historic plus, a man is facing assault charges after hours long standoff with atlanta police. and look at those skies above sfo this morning. we've had the nice cotton candy effect all across the bay area with a little bit of passing cloud cover. >> temperatures not as cold as yesterday. you want to go get that 7.14, we've hearing the skies all morning long. a little bit of that mid-level stratus clouds overhead this morning. >> that is something that for at least a couple of coastal spots has resulted in a few sprinkles. this is all north of the bay area, though. and for the rest of the bay looking nice and dry right now, high pressure. ridge is ensuring that's the trend of weather that we remain in through the forecast come this weekend. this low does pass to our north. and with that a few clouds on saturday actually be cloudy. a stay o

. >> hi, it's christina again. is your shower trying to tell you something is getting in and out of the bathtub becoming a safety concern? are you worried about the cost of a bathroom remodel that could go on for weeks and weeks? well, now you can have a gorgeous new bath or shower that's safer at a price you can afford with a one day jacuzzi bath remodel. and now they're bringing you this special tv offer. we're waiving all installation costs and postponing all payments for up to one year. jacuzzi bath remodel has a design you'll love at a price you can afford. literally. >> they came in in the morning, did the demolition, and installed our bathtub in one day. >> i definitely wish we called jacuzzi a lot sooner. >> okay, so tell me, what are the two most common reasons people are calling jacuzzi bath remodel right now? >> well, maybe they're just tired of the old, worn out eyesore of a bath. often they have dated colors, tiles that might be cracking and fading or impossible to clean grout. christina, did you know

christina?ok at the state of that plane. all right, kelly, thank you so much for joining us. >>> president-elect trump is spending his christmas down at mar-a-lago where we have learned -- while we have learned here that president biden has signed 50 bills into law ahead of christmas. including one that makes the bald eagle the official bird of the u.s. it comes after he made a significant act of clemency. and nbc's aaron gilchrest is reporting live from the white house. do we know about how the president plans to spent his last few weeks in office. >> reporter: here at the residence this christmas morning and just posted the christmas missage this year saying for the last time at as your president. it's any my honor to wish all of america a very merry christmas. now that comes after president biden shared a photo on x last night, showing him and dr. biden calling children all over the country as they helped norad track santa before his deliveries overnight. he also shared with what i think is r

. >> but first, county leaders could soon have the power to remove embattled sheriff christina corpusters could grab them that power early next year. >> is at 6. >> thanks for joining us on kron for news at 6. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. our top story tonight. the news emerging. the san mateo county board of supervisors regarding that scandal surrounding the sheriff christina corpus there. the board voted today to allow voters to decide whether the county should have the power to remove a sheriff from office. kron four's lezla gooden joins us live in the newsroom to break down what this means. good evening, leslie. >> good evening. guess the battle continues between the

. >> this is cnn newsroom with max foster and christina macfarlane hello, warm welcome to our viewers joining us from around the world, including the united states. >> i'm max foster and i'm christina macfarlane. it's thursday, december 5th, 9 a.m. here in london. 4 a.m. in new york, where police may have a potential clue in the killing of the ceo of a major health care company in the heart of manhattan. >> abc news is reporting that police say they found shell casings at the scene with the words deny, defend and depose written on them. >> unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson, was shot outside the hilton hotel in the heart of manhattan as he was walking to an investor's meeting on wednesday morning. police say the motive is unclear, but thompson's widow told nbc news that he had received quote, some threats brian was a wonderful person with a big heart and who lived life to the fullest. >> he will be greatly missed by everybody. our hearts are broken and we are completely devastated by this news. he touched so many lives. we ask everybody to respect our privacy during this time. >> wel

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. >> a special election is set for next year in san mateo county to decide the fate of sheriff christina corpus has been a growing call for her to resign after an explosive report accused her of creating a toxic work environment using racial and homophobic slurs and having an inappropriate relationship with a co-worker. and the sheriff has denied the allegations and refused to resign. kron four's sara stinson reports. >> i checked in with the san mateo county voters to see how they're feeling about the supervisors. latest effort to get the sheriff out of office. and it was a mixed bag. some people are not staying up to date on this while others expressed passionate opinions says a lot about that office in that position that there's a lot of >> scandalous things going on. i just really don't think it's fair, light or justify what they're doing to 3 weeks after the release of a scathing report about san mateo county sheriff christina corpus, the board of supervisors now calling on voters to give them the power to remove her. >> we would never even want to have this type of power. but the r

christina. corpus. fate now rests in the hands of san mateo county voters. a charter amendment will now be placed on the ballot in a special election in march, after supervisors supervisors gave the green light to holding that special election today. corpus is accused of abusing her power and having an inappropriate relationship with her chief of staff, who she recently promoted, and sending racist and homophobic text messages. she denies all allegations. attorneys for the sheriff asked the board to delay today's vote, saying there has not been due process. supervisor noelia corzo has been calling on corpus to step down. >> i have never in my seven years as an elected official seen an investigation. first of all, that has 15 allegations that are being investigated. i want people to understand how rare that is. that is not normal. and i think it speaks to the level of severity of what is happening in our sheriff's office. >> now, the board is also formally inviting sheriff corpus to give sworn testimony to them at their december 10th meeting next week. if sup

will not file time card fraud charges against a union head who has been highly critical of sheriff christinaorter dan noyes has the latest. >> i am disgusted at how low these people will go. >> that's sheriff christina corpus. a little over a month ago, blasting a scathing audit report into her office that alleged abuse of power, intimidation and retaliation, and a personal relationship with her chief of staff. the i-team has since identified problems with the report, including missing pages from an interview transcript and outright mistakes. >> this is a hatchet job of an inquiry, which was commissioned with a predetermined outcome. >> but on the same day the report came out. corpus took action against one of her loudest critics, arresting the president of the deputy sheriffs association on charges of time card fraud. carlos tapia self surrendered and kept speaking out. he read a statement at a news conference today. >> i'm grateful to the district attorney's office for recognizing these charges for what they were. yet another attempt at retaliation from sheriff corpus. our express loss of