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the bright spots that i've noticed while i've been on the commission are -- is the reporting of the cit team, and there seems to be a person in the charge of that who makes sure all parts of the training have been put together for all persons and the team, so we need somebody like that, and that should be embodied in the g.o. >> president turman: commissioner marshall? >> commissioner marshall: well, i'll just say this, as a ceo myself, i trust you will come up with a process to make this thing successful. i have no doubt about that that you will put something in place, and you've studied the oakland model. it's successful. i'm completely confident you will do that. >> president turman: cit model -- tic policy have a coordinator position embodied in it? >> no, commissioner, not in this degree. we have, you know, a commander that oversees it. >> president turman: perthe policy? >> i don't know perthe policy. i don't want to misstate. >> president turman: my staff's telling me that it is. >> and it runs really well. >> president turman: all right. chief, i'm just going to go on. you can j

we have seen a number of officials including the politicians cit sizing president for -- cit sizing president for this. saying that there are other ways to go about this but i don't see offers on the table about how to go after china this this way. >> that will be up to the legislative branch to do it if they want to get it done. it should be done in a bipartisan way. it should not be done partisan way because it will immigrant republicans and democrats. i'm disappointed that the president is taking the approach. >> katie: that is interesting because a lot of democrats agree with him and this is more of an issue with republican. i want to bring in charlie hurt, columnist with the "washington times." we got charlie. thank you. what is your take on this? the president threatening to levy additional $100 billion against china on tariffs. are they being strategic challenging the ardent supporters? >> without a doubt they are strategic. but something everybody agrees upon is for a long time china has been taking advantage of the united states. they have been stealing intellectual property and they

tonight a cit supervisor thinks the tech companies responsible for all of those scooters are not being good corporate citizens. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen explains why. >> reporter: electric scooters, the latest in tech transportation, are dealing with a few bumps in the road at san francisco city hall. >> i think it's important that we take this one seriously. reporter: the pedestrian safety advisory committee discussed the scooters, which have popped up i the hundreds on san francisco streets in the past three weeks. >> these are stationary items that are very, very dangerous for seniors, families, and especially people who are a.d.a. like blind animals. >> reporter: when not in use riders leave the rental scooters seemingly wherever theyle sidewalks. riders also tend to ignore laws like wearing a helmet and not riding on sidewalks. >> our legislation has to catch up. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin introduced legislation to require the three scooter companies to go through a permitting process. >> their general motto has been k for forgiveness rather than permission. >> we

have successfully made safe a large unexploded bomb from the second world war in the center of the cithere is the moment when the sound of the destinationang out in the german capital -- the rang outthe detonation in the german capital. thousands of people were evacuated from an area setnning a diamer of roughly a mil, including government ministries, the main europe's biggest hospital. here is jenny hill. r four hours this morning, part of the berlin city center was completely sealed off . 10,000 people evacuated from their homes, hundreds of thousands of people unable to use the main railway station here as the police had to evacuate among other buildings hospital as well as emrnssies and gont buildings. there was a great deal of disruption. that iall because builders found a second world war unexploded t bomb site just behind berlin's main railway station. for four hours, bomb disposal experts tried to defuse the bomb. we are told they used super high pressure water jets to slice through the 70-year-old metal casing. they have been able to make the device safe. it has been taken to

yesterday the department ofic ju sent the city of oakland and severals other cit letter demanding that the city turn over documents that could show oakland is breakig federal law by restricting what information police can shareh wmmigration agents. were you surprised to see this letter? >> i wasn't because it's similar to a letter that's been sent to many jurisdictions across thun y looking for proof that the city is in compliance with federal law. e are researching the letter right now and intend to respond to it. >> will u turn over documents? >> again, they're looking for proofne're not violation of federal law. we cannot turn over information that we don't, in fact, collect. we have been very careful and california has been careful to assert our sanctuary status, which we believ our absolute right, but to do it within the confines of federal law. >> the press release that the doj sent out cites you specifically, names you pecifically. what was your reaction when you saw that? >> will, it cerly has been a surreal experience to be mentioned by name by the president, by the attorney g

a growing number of cabinet officials are pointing the plnger squarely at russia, calling russia cit for allowing syria to retain chemical weapons. do you think russia should be punished, too? rep. russell: i think russia has silot to answer for, and r would find itself in a very difficult place if we see civilized nations in the world fight back against these barbaric acts. they will have to be defending the opposite, defending this icregime, defending the ch attacks, defending these types of things. that is a very difficult positi. . putin wants respect and he will take it positive or negative. but the negatives on that are probably too high for his liking. russia will find itself in at difficace to defend any of these actions by syria, and then iran of course would have no credibility on the issue one way ev the other. jane: congressman russell, thank you for joining us. rep. russell: my pleasure. jane: a look at some of the day's other news. protest her husband killed and hundreds of others wounded ring the limit -- latest demonstrations at the gaza border with israel. the israel

have you gotten calls from other california cits now interested n doing the same thing that los alamedos has done? >> absolutely. since we' done the first vote, we sent off over 500 letters to mayors and councilmembers to every city in californi t i spend t three hours a day talking to mayors and councilmembers interested in moving this forward in our city. and i get calls frizm active cs and folks in the community who want to try to figure out how to work with their city council to get this item on ta.ir agen you would be surprised in the cities up in northern california that are ry interested in being a part of this. >> mayor troy edga you for your time. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> staying with politics, this week governor jerry brown announced that up to 400 national guard troops wilthbe sent t u.s./mexico border. the governor says the troops will fight criminalng ga human traffickers and drug and gun smugglers. they will not, however, help with iigration forcement or building a new border wall. i announcement sparked criticism from president trump. he called the deployment, quot

i find it difficult to see how living in the marina has been enhanced by the cit the city le. i have heard from the past supervisor and authorities the police department is under staffed. could you please tell me the total number of officers employed and the total number of officers on the street? next, can you tell me how many more officers the city needs and how quickly take city can get to that number? i read where there is a request for 288. i have seen different numbers. we are aware the population of san francisco has increased by over 100,000 people in recent years. i think that needs to be taken into consideration. with the city budget at 10 plus billion dollars, unemployment at an all-time low and rip roaring economy. i don't see how it can get better for the city coffers. can you enlighten me your action times and tim timetables? what can we do to help? thank you. >> next speaker. >> good evening. i am nicole address. i live in central hollow. my family is associated with commercial and residential real estate. i want to bring up about the merchants on chestnut stree

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you know because there are better things that we should be putting money into which is like helping citations, programs for kids arts class ast schools but they cant get to school if you crash into them come on i gotta get somewhere stanley i know i'll ask this lyft driver do you think california should raise the fines for distracted driving in california (what is that) do you think they should raise the fine (i don't speak english) you don't speak english i'll talk the driver of this brand new lexus hey i got a question for you got a minute so they want to change the law to make the fines higher for distracted driving what do you think about what i think it's a good idea so that means that the fine for holding you phone will be a lot higher naw that's a bad idea (laughter) ok let's toss in adding a point to this driver and see what happens i thinks that fair, i guilty of it i think it's fair but your fine might go up a lot higher its fair, you might get a point on you record ( i won't go that far (laughter let's cut it right there .alright be careful you know you have to have a mount y

you know because there are better things that we should be putting money into which is like helping citams for kids arts class ast schools but they cant get to school if you crash into them come on i gotta get somewhere stanley i know i'll ask this lyft driver do you think california should raise the fines for distracted driving in california (what is that) do you think they should raise the fine (i don't speak english) you don't speak english i'll talk the driver of this brand new lexus hey i got a question for you got a minute so they want to change the law to make the fines higher for distracted driving what do you think about what i think it's a good idea so that means that the fine for holding you phone will be a lot higher naw that's a bad idea (laughter) ok let's toss in adding a point to this driver and see what happens i thinks that fair, i guilty of it i think it's fair but your fine might go up a lot higher its fair, you might get a point on you record ( i won't go that far (laughter let's cut it right there .alright be careful you know you have to have a mount you know what

you know because there are better things that we should be putting money into which is like helping citkids arts class ast schools but they cant get to school if you crash into them come on i gotta get somewhere stanley i know i'll ask this lyft driver do you think california should raise the fines for distracted driving in california (what is that) do you think they should raise the fine (i don't speak english) you don't speak english i'll talk the driver of this brand new lexus hey i got a question for you got a minute so they want to change the law to make the fines higher for distracted driving what do you think about what i think it's a good idea so that means that the fine for holding you phone will be a lot higher naw that's a bad idea (laughter) ok let's toss in adding a point to this driver and see what happens i thinks that fair, i guilty of it i think it's fair but your fine might go up a lot higher its fair, you might get a point on you record ( i won't go that far (laughter let's cut it right there .alright be careful you know you have to have a mount you know what you are

crisis intervention training we hope some day will be able to brag and say san francisco has the best cit team and training in the nation. we're not there yet. but we think this policy could be improved greatly by requiring any officer who is going to carry a taser be 40-hour c.i.t. trained and have 40-hours in the use of force. >> commissioner marshall: thank you, we received your letter on behalf of the mental health association of san francisco and 40-hour training and 20-hour training are part of the policy so thank you. >> good evening. my name is vivian imperiali and i'm past president of the local and state national alliance on mental illness. thank you, first of all for your work on this. think of a cartoon with lightning bolts around the zapped character about the pain ravaging the body. think of that. in contrast, san francisco had an intervention team with a phenomenal success rate of calming people. what weapons did they use? their trustworthy demeanor and calm convincing words. we ask that your policy include the requirement that every officer issued a taser must first comple

mark: yeah, and i think that, we see other levels of lawlesess when it comes to sanctuary cits and son't forget to join us on levin tv every week night, crtv.com or give us a call at 844-levin-tv. that's 844-levin-tv. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all-new 2018 subaru outback models. now through april 2nd. . mark: welcome back. mr. attorney general, i want ask but criminal justice rm meant by criminal justic reform and there seems to be a movement behind this? >> well, there are various aspects of criminal justice reform, some of which are very good, such as working with people who are leaving prison after serving their sentence and helping them re-engaged and re-entry into society in a constructive way where they don't continue their criminal activity that got them there in the first place. there is also a lot of misinformation going on. people trying to get sentences reduced and they talk about ma

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here's what you said last night during an event in new york cit new york city. >> every day that goesytica and misogyny and sexism. i mean, it's hard, it's very hard. i've taken on the nra for years. they spend more money against me them i have ever have overspent against anybody. we'll find out whether any of that was russian money. >> sean:n: nra, the latest, joining hillary clinton's list. thee growing list of culprits that are responsible to her loss for donald trump. that wasn't the only controversial thing that she said last night. she took a shot at fox news. i'm shocked we take a look. >> fox news is always trying to impeach me. so somebody needs to tell them, that doesn't apply to a private citizen. >> sean: for dog bites, if you're feeling sad, if you're feeling sad, it's fox news' faults. catalina magazine publisher cathy areu and sebastian gorka. why can't he just say i lost? she lost, she's a horrible candidate, a horrible message, coming off eight horrible years of obama. >> she didn't lose. she won by 3 million votes. >> not in the american system. we have electoral col

but cit typically is about 40 hours of training. that's a pretty tall order to train every single cop, you know, with a 40-hour class. so it will take likely years to do that. i think what we can all, i hope, agree on is that as we encounter people every day that are dealing with mental health issues, with addiction issues, that we're now all wise enough to understand that incarceration is not the answer. incarceration does nothing. we need to find ways to connect these folks with treatment, as the mayor just said. there are a number of initiatives nationwide and a number of local initiatives that we've all adopted that are putting us in the right direction. the national council for behavioral health offers something called mental health first-aid. that's not a 40-hour class. i think it may just be able to do it in one day, i think. i could be wrong. okay, thank you. so mental health first-said is worth its weight in gold until you can get somebody to that 40-hour class. and maybe we do that in the academy. i will tell you that pers

he got a lot about press the time, but then he was at cit and executed a turnaround.are john thain, are you happy sitting on an advisory board? i certainly do not know. i know john thain some. but i am not sure if it is either/or. it would not be the first time they brought someone on board -- that is what happened with ford. was brought onto the board and ended up being ceo. peggy: and this board essentially overseas people on the board and management. alix: and we love talking about hedge funds. that leads to our second topic, which is david einhorn. 14%. losses so far -- you think you would have done better, especially since stocks got him at the last two months. thursday and friday, we were thinking he would do better, because some of his bubble basket of tech stocks really suffered in march. amazon.com, netflix, but it still came in down 9.1% in march, bringing him to a 14% loss for the first three months of the year. david: it is not just tech. negative on. he is shorting tesla. alix: so is this long for him? peggy: he is -- some of his long picks have not done

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. >> i'm saying that's a consumer package good company versus like what i -- cit bought back 7% of the stock it's unbelievable for this division i look at the numbers i'm blown away and i think why are we paying so little for the banks when we know that we're in an interest rate cycle and they have very little loss. you can't tell maybe from the efficiency ratio they don't have the deadwood which are regulators. >> yeah. wells is a special story. >> yeah. >> because they do warn they might face some hefty payments to the cfpb and the occ. we know they underperformed over the past few months. they might need to revise preliminary results on the cross selling investigation. >> everyone was jumping up-and-down about how great it was. unfortunately if you read the release, it was a hinge to jumping up-and-down. down 86 million. average deposits $1.3 trillion down $2 billion. these are not the numbers you want if you're a bank. these are numbers that say, you know, the government has come down and starting to hurt our business they'll come on tv and tell a good game. they tell a good game.

you know because there are better things that we should be putting money into which is like helping citms for kids arts class ast schools but they cant get to school if you crash into them come on i gotta get somewhere stanley i know i'll ask this lyft driver do you think california should raise the fines for distracted driving in california (what is that) do you think they should raise the fine (i don't speak english) you don't speak english i'll talk the driver of this brand new lexus hey i got a question for you got a minute so they want to change the law to make the fines higher for distracted driving what do you think about what i think it's a good idea so that means that the fine for holding you phone will be a lot higher naw that's a bad idea (laughter) ok let's toss in adding a point to this driver and see what happens i thinks that fair, i guilty of it i think it's fair but your fine might go up a lot higher its fair, you might get a point on you record ( i won't go that far (laughter let's cut it right there .alright be careful you know you have to have a mount you know what y