. >> on october 3, ian allen cochran, ale at that entered young man from brandon, mississippi, joined our heavenly father after a courageous fight with a rare form of brain cancer. ian graduated as ana student from brand -- an a student. he was a member of the tech club, served as president of the chess club, and was a talented soccer player. ian was well liked for his humor, talent and high-spirited attitude. mr. smith: everyone who knew ian remembers his light-hearted and friendly approach to life. mr. guest: as members of their brandon baptist church family, my family and i join ian's parents, joel and kim, his sisters, hope and kayla, his grandparents and extended family and friends in remembering and celebrating his life and the positive mark he left on all of us who knew him. madam speaker, i now ask this body to join me in a moment of silence to remember ian cochran and to thank our heavenly father for the joy of ian's life. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman fro

thank you, chief cochran. i wasn't going to let chief wyrsch take all the glory. >> understood. >> commissioner veronese: it looks like the numbers are steady at about 39%, but it's down to 33 in october. that's about a 10% drop -- more than 10% drop, which is great. can you explain to me what pages 14 and 15 are? it looks like a spreadsheet of some kind. >> those are the x.m. pages, so it's my understanding these are the pages when we might be getting to level zero, but it might be only less than a minute, and when the page goes out to we're at level zero, then another ambulance will go back in service or hurry up and go back and service. so there's more x.m. pages than actual level zero times because if there's no calls on the board, we're not missing any calls, but there's a level zero. is that the best way to describe it? >> we can -- we can talk about all this stuff, and i'll, yeah, square you away. >> commissioner veronese: i didn't realize this was part of the level zero conversation. >> okay. >> commis

i'm proud to announce eric cochrane is back stage.ric, would you please come up here. [ applause ] eric is going to say a few words. pinterest when they fired me they thought that would be the end of me. that he thought that i would shut up and fear being black balled. but i hope i'm a manifestation that there is life after -- after blowing the whistle, after breaking free from the formula of life. that you can do the right thing, and all it takes is just one insider on the inside of these major institutions, be it education, be it big tech, google, facebook, twitter, pinterest. political campaigns, be it government, be it big media, and everybody knows somebody on the inside. if you know somebody on the inside of a major institution, come talk to us. kwo to project veritas.com/brave or find us after. we will personally work with insiders to tell stories. what are you saying the ammo for get skin in the game because this is where it matters. the media is gearing up for the ended of roe v. wade on the 2020 election right now. now is th

captain john cochran is in command, you get a chance to canons before they enter canons before they enter in and as they enter into the fort, of course the british will strike their colors, the americans -- cochran is led and does not take it as surrender. when the flag starts to get lower, and promising to defend and comes rushing at the troops and an altercation ensues, someone pulls out a pistol and a set of pointing it decides to hit them over the head with it. otherwise that would've been the first shot of the revolution. you of the road to the revolution both at salem and in new hampshire, you can walk the can show all the different locations. grassroots movements in boston, a lot of unemployed workers. the big three major events and the smaller events at the land have the sons of liberty, you of all this going , the firstat happens shots. 19,ngton and concord, april 1775 they will come out, the bridge will come marching on the field. once again some historians andeve canons captured escorted out of town discreetly, obviously that first they think they're going after john hancock le

after cochran, it's a great ride through the coyote valley and continuing through las south san jose and then the san francisco traffic is fine on north one on one in north to 80. no problems heading toward downtown san francisco james. >>thank you robin. time is 6.20 an accident at a concord train yard left one bart train operator with a crushed leg. christine young was moving trains on the track when she felt her leg apparently caught between 2 cars and was crushed. there's a 10 mile per hour limit on moving cars in the yard but trains are moving. our move manually up by a propulsion machine and workers say that there are times in this process when a train can suddenly jolted lurch and catch you off guard. perhaps that's what happened here. but representatives say they can't comment about personnel matters but will update you if we find out anything more about the investigation. >>and east bay a close call for a mother and her twin babies when a car came crashing into the baby's room. take a look at you can see the blue car that was launched into the home off of lincoln avenue in a

i have been, chief cochrane is doing a great job with this but now there's another city obstacle and it's a joke. we got to get through it. we put police officers and firefighters in danger by not having these drones. and that's my original comment that i made earlier. we are doing a terrible job of taking care of ourselves because this is one tool that will help us in the end. it will help firefighters, help the public but it also helps us by allowing us not to put ourselves into certain positions certain dangerous positions that we voluntarily do because we do our job really well. but it's a disgrace we didn't have our own drone out there looking for this fallen officer. and i'm embarrassed by it because i take responsibility for this. i've been asking about this for three years and obviouslily i'm not pushing the right buttons in this city to get it done but it's embarrassing. it really is embarrassing. this should be a 21st century department with all the tools that we need and the fact that we have to call on the neighbor is embarrassing. it's not a criticism of you or this depa

vice mayor robert cochran and his wife. commissioner jim adams and his wife. commissioner max low and his wife. commissioner rick nunnelee and his wife. i also want to recognize soddy daisy city manager janice keagle and at that celebration the very first mayor of soddy daisy, max orr was present and he's still a prominent figure in that community today. i know in soddy daisy and communities in hamilton county today right now, mr. speaker, school children are watching us. in the public schools. and i want to tell them that their parents and grandparents and founders of this great community have been great americans. soddy daisy has a rich past. i have been with this wonderful community in times of triumph and tragedy. i have been there when they had floods. your community is a great community. good, good people. wonderful people. as bright as the past has been, i want to at the time students who are watching today that the future is going to be even brighter for soddy daisy, tennessee. this is a community that loves god, loves our country, loves our veterans.

and her hard work of cochran are coming to him. for her i'm going on my hunger grew up on the program know something was wrong. this was an escalation that many had long feared but few could believe one woman so irate she confronted officers without a face mask. police unflinching in their response a tear gas canister narrowly missing our camera man protesters tell us the shooting only strengthens their resolve to take to the streets i'm afraid but it will push push me to go. to stand up to fight for him that bullet river sending. a communist party try to force before a free place to works. that darkness i was shocked but i think it's will to happen in one day because chinese government they want to still 0 for ease police state the officer who fired the shot feared for his life but protesters see it differently they gathered outside a police station into the early hours of the morning hurling abuse at officers inside as hong kong braces for a dark new chapter in its protest movement. and show that these are images we have been see

she's got building up there with sydney mclachlan who is it the other end of her career this was cochrane's 1st big major championship she's 21. and mohammed had broken the world record only in july so they're really pushing each other on so it's a greater efforts and you look at her career it's not been an easy trajectory she missed out on qualifying for the 2012 olympics at that point she lost a sponsor she was training alone a managed to get herself back into the u.s. team without really any assistance managed to get a medal at the the world championships in 2030 and is now creates this fantastic compadres and when you look at the 400 meter hurdles in the men as well we've got 3 of the 4 all time greats running in that with cost and for me one is one that and this title is up there on somber and right benjamin as well in both the men's in the women's in that events you've got a great rivalry ok great stuff anymore totty thing wealth where the hamas won their 1st gold medal the championships than the men. 400 metres final steven gardner taken the title and its home of 43.48 seconds also o

captain john cochran is in command. they get a chance to fire some cannons before the americans enter the fort. british will, the strike their colors. the americans will accept a surrender. and does not take it by formal surrender. him to try tor defend the old flag and come rushing at the troops. in altercation ensues. pistol andls out a decides to hit him over the head. otherwise, that would've been the first shot of the revolution. you have two incidents on this road to the revolution, both at hampshire to go visit today. the fort is open. you can see all the different locations for that. grassroots movements in boston, unemployed dockworkers, the big three major ,vents like the land bank potential actions here. you have got the sons of liberty. until when theon first shots. 1975, theand concord, british come marching on the field. they are sent out once again. fakehistorians believe cannons were captured and escorted out of town discreetly to bring them back. at first, they think maybe they're going after john hanco

and if you're commuting out of morgan till, we still have the stop and go conditions near cochran. south 880, starting to load up. we have a crash at win ton. another trouble spot 92 and headed to the sam te'o bridge and another crash on a street. definitely starting to get a bit busy this morning. you'll see brake lights today. we have a stalled vehicle in the center divide. that has the been cleared. but look at all of these brake lights, very breezy as you head through there. >>> if you're rushing to get ready for work and school, take a moment to look at this screen. this say stuning it start to the day. i love this live looks liking east with the sun just about to rise. but you see the beautiful colors in the sky over the bay bridge. you see some patchy fog as well. it is cold as you head out the door for work and school. grab your jacket and coat. concord 49. oakland 52. livermore coming in the upper 40s. 53 in san francisco and 50 in san jose. this is what you can expect. we're looking at chilly temperatures with cloudy skies in many likes and patchy fog along the coast and

so like the late johnnie cochran said, it is a journey to justice.h case is a little more progress to get to equal vus under the law of all americans. at least we got the conviction on this one and hopefully next time we will get equal justice because that's the only thing that can make america live up to his words on the declaration of independence and the constitution that all men are created equal. >> so, mr. jean, both your sons seem like extraordinary people. botham and brandt, they just seem extraordinary. they're role models. i mean, the friends of botham who testified said what a special person he was, that they wanted to be friends with him forever. he had this wonderful effect on people. so, can you just tell us about him and what allowed him to be like that? >> growing up, i think he spent probably a lot of time with me, with his family and i have botham as a baby with me, as my wife left for university, botham spent probably a lot of time with me. i fed him. i bathed him i brought him to school, picked him up. and we always spent a lot of

i really want to acknowledge the preparations going on for months, and chief cochran has done a great job with that. the reason i wasn't here for the last commission meeting, i was attending the fire chief conference in ontario, california. the three main topics were ems, firefighter health, behavior health and cancer and urban fires in the state of california. those were the hot topics this year. just to clarify, we had a meeting regarding the san francisco fire youth academy funding, and commissioner covington is on that with us. we are moving forward with that. the money from last year that supervisor cohen had designated for the youth academy. we are moving forward on that. on the weekend of 28 and 29 we had the northern california first alarm fire camp at treasure island facility. we had 50 girls high school age that participated in all sorts of fire department related activities from cpr to actually wearing the scotts and going into burn rooms to climbing the aerial. it is a leadership empowerment activity based on firefighting skills. i attended a youth town hill and summit in

you could do this like a johnnie cochran courtroom sing-song, you don't get the date unless you agree you will investigate. then we can nail down the date. it's right there. and for bonus points, we have the ukrainian side confirming that yes, in fact, they understand that that is the trade, that is the quid pro quo being agreed to. here's the ukrainian side. okay, once we have a date we will announce that we are investigating, including among other things, burisma. specifically the thing they're trying to slime joe biden with. so the quid pro quo thing is beside the point, but if that is going to be your sticking point, if that is the republican and conservative media talking point, we now do have the verbatim back and forth between the trump administration and ukraine agreeing explicitly between the two sides that this is a quid pro quo. yes, we understand it is a quid pro quo. it is also worth points out the text from the trump administration to the ukraine saying if you want a date, you have to investigate. the timestamp on text immediately proceeded trump getting on the phone wit

stephen cochran has a look at the writings be identified early on the battleground in the country. >>hese are 60 that could make or break the night and they are all across the country all the way to vancouver island. many are the key for any parties of the government and those that were held by the major parties and independent we are watching those writings that with the leaders of the party is a lot of time and everyone sees a breakthrough. we are watching those that can block anybody's chances that the majoritmajority, and in westerna energy and pipeline politics is going to be fueling the voter to such a made up in the wild west, british columbia, the key four-way races that will not be settled until late into the night. to give you a sense of what they were talking about, we will look at milton that is in the ontario. the liberals think they can steal it and when you look at this you think she would be safe but she's literally got a gold medal opponent. new subdivisions are going up bringing the voters liberal demographics and the overlaying his divorce factor. the polling is bet

i would suggest to chief cochran, he's probably looked at this, but there are drones that just go in the water that would save a firefighter from having to jump in the water, and so i would suggest that as part of a marine grant in the future, that we also look at those. these are drones that have been specifically developed to save lives in the water that would prevent a firefighter from having to jump in the water. okay. thank you so much. >> president nakajo: thank you very much, commissioner veronese. there's a question on the motion. i'll call for the question. all in favor say aye? all opposed? none. thank you. madam secretary. >> clerk: item 7, residence accusation 2019-04. resolution 2019-04, recommending the board of supervisors authorize the san francisco fire department to accept and expand fiscal year 2018 stance to firefighters grant program funding in the amount of $612,129.09 from the federal management management agency for the purchase of rescue tools and equipment for the department. >> president nakajo: i'll ask for -- excuse me, please, director corso. >> thank yo

through there and looks like through morgan hill brake lights coming out of san martine, slow around cochran, stays slow through morgan hill and then a bit of a break where you will see delays as you sit san jose. take a look at the bay bridge coming up. >> thank you. >>> it's like something out of a hollywood spy movie, a hayward man accused of being a top secret spy for the chinese government, u.s. attorney's office says that edward peng was acting as a chinese tour guide all while delivering classified u.s. documents to china. kpix5's jackie ward is in his neighborhood this morning where neighbors are somewhat shocked. jackie. >> reporter: the people who live around here know him as ed. they say he lives here with his wife and two kids. we spoke to his wife off camera last night. she tells us she had no idea that this was happening. we have surveillance video from the fbi that proves that pong was a russian -- or excuse me, a chinese spy. you can see edward peng wrapping $20,000 in cash and taping it under a tv stand at a hotel in georgia. a few hours later agents say peng came back to pi

lot baucus long right here as you enter morgan hill that's not bad at all it's just as you approach cochranes from morgan hill to 85 in san jose that's going to be a quick trip and then from 85 i've continuing through downtown and up the peninsula pockets of slow traffic and just got word of a new crash north one oh one alum rock so that's going to push this number up 44 minutes and growing from san jose to menlo park because of that new crash doesn't look majo 24 pounds friday like 13 minutes wannacry to oakland and you're fine on 5 8034 minutes, normal from castro valley to downtown oakland will back to ok >> prowler was shocked as he was as he realized he was being recorded on dash cam video as he was trying to commit a crime. the moment made for an interesting photo op emily burst shows us the picture. >>a picture this suspect never expected. >>i am totally happy about that camera it's worth every penny. the woman whose dash cam recorded it all lives at the sorento bluff apartments in beaverton. >>she didn't want to go on camera because this guy is still out there. but says a neighbor d

i like to think of him as kind of the johnny cochran of the early 1900s chicago. he would wildly gesticulating and throw his arms up in the air. he would have his clients passed out. he would pull his hair out. there are accounts wherehe would pick a fight with the occult opposing counselor and it would end up in fisticuffs . he would do anything to get the jury on his side and juries love this stuff . so remus goes up against howard taft and he predicted it, this is going to turn into a sensation and newspapers from around the country sent reporters to cover this trial. a set up special telegraph lines and telephone lines so the story could get out. so journalism and the media played an interesting sidelight to this whole story cause the media made remus even more famous. he was constantly on the front pages and reporters loved him. so he continually made the front pages and he was able from the very beginning to manipulate the potential juror pool. people around cincinnati knew about what happened because he had his first unofficial press conference probably the

and one oh one from morgan hill and from uh yeah, entering morgan hill northbound want to one near cochran 13 minutes and growing to make it from this point up to the 85 split there in south san jose and then checking in on san jose, there's this little pocket of crowding right there north one o one between 6.80 and 80, but that's about it 31 minutes that's quick to make it all over to the peninsula. the bay bridge traffic is growing the backup spilling to the bottom of the maze but quiet, no crashes, no falls well put it at 10 minutes after fremont street. busy at the richmond sandra fell bridge chasse now picking up leading up to the tolls that's a great trip. no problems across the span. through the north bay 7 minutes for your connection here, i'll have more burgess and drive times for you just a bit james. >>all right robin, thank you 5.49, let's talk some national headlines now house democrats say that the higher education system is broken and they have a plan to fix it house speaker nancy pelosi announced the college affordability act this bill aims to lower costs by expanding feder

we're peaking at one oh one coming out and hail because it's a little heavy approaching cochran. so 14 minutes from 85 to or from com grant to 85. and then our earlier. was in mountain view near shore line that overturned cleared so pockets of heavy traffic from 85 to menlo park but still a nice 38 minutes, some folks have the day off today so not as many cars on the road. we'll take a look at some more traffic coming up just a bit thanks a lot of 7.16 the family of a missing utah tech executive has called off the search for her because they found her body. >>it was in a parked car in san jose, the family confirming that to kron 4 aaron's lnt was an executive at tinker ventures an app development company based in salt lake city and her family got worry because she missed her flight home last monday after a business trip. the santa clara county coroner's office is now working to determine the cause of death. >>on the peninsula police have made an arrest now after reports of an active shooter kaiser permanente in redwood city. this was friday morning several reports of an active sh

along, here's a really quick peak and want to one on the morgan hillside 16 minutes to make it from cochran to 85 in san jose chains. all right. thank you very much. a former yahoo software engineer. >>has pleaded guilty to hacking into the accounts of about 6,000 yahoo users us attorney's office says that rays daniel ruiz admitted that he mostly targeted accounts belonging to younger women, including his personal friends and work colleagues, he says he was looking for private sexually photos and videos. prosecutors say that once he gained access to yahoo accounts. he was unable to compromise i cloud facebook g mail and other online services, he's now facing 5 years in prison when he's sentenced on february 3rd. >>a protest at a whole foods in san francisco ended with 30 animal rights activists being arrested. take a look at the people from the group called direct action everywhere. they were rallied outside the snowy valley, whole foods store for more than 3 hours as you can see. they are chained together and blocking the entrance. some even climbed the roof you can see them holding that s

>> in south park they depict johnnie cochran using chewbacca in "star wars" to confuse the jury so by end of the closing presentation, it's not that the defendant looks more innocent in this case, donald trump, but rather that enough people just get confused. >> and they get turned off. they don't pay attention. we saw this with the trump russia scandal in the sense that it was in some ways confusing, had a lot of different elements to it. somebody had to write a book to explain it. and it took a book maybe to explain it. >> look, man, i'm not going to blow you up. but if you think the takeaway was confusing, you spent a few years trying to explain it in print and on air. that's on you, man. >> no, no. i think it's on the fact that within the media as we have it these days, it's very easy to come along and spin out lies, alternative realities, fake facts, look what devin nunes did to the investigation on the house intelligence committee, trying to bring up all sorts of diversionary subjects, and the media feels compelled to cover that to some extent, even if they say it's not true, it

emily cochran is a congressional report for the "new york times." she joins us by phone. she talks about impeachment and other issues. good morning, emily. guest: good morning. thank you for having me. host: we will put your article up, which we looked at briefly, "democrats this, balance impeachment with local concerns." this impeachment issue. guest: so i went to three town halls last week. all three representatives of eventually came out for impeachment, the impeachment inquiry, one of them actually at that town hall. sort ofe preempted any questions at the town hall with their own explanation of what the inquiry , where they stood, and opened the floor for questions, and for the most part, voters seemed satisfied with that explanation and instead wanted concerns,hem on local climate change, their personal policy platforms, and how that was going to get done moving forward. host: we featured anthony brindisi, one of the eight democrats who does not support the impeachment inquiry. is he getting a lot of pressure? it is fair to say that he is getting a lot of pressure f

emily cochrane is a congressional report for the "new york times." she joins us by phone. she talks about impeachment and other issues. good morning, emily. guest: good morning. thank you for having me. host: we will put your article up, which we looked at briefly, and it says this, "new york democrats balance impeachment issue with local concerns." tell us about this impeachment issue. est: so i went to three town halls last week. all three representatives of eventually came out for impeachment, the impeachment inquiry, one of them actually at that town hall. sort ofe preempted any questions at the town hall with their own explanation of what the inquiry , where they stood, and opened the floor for questions, and for the most part, voters seemed satisfied with that explanation and instead wanted concerns,hem on local climate change, their personal policy platforms, and how that was going to get done moving forward. host: we featured anthony brindisi, one of the eight democrats who does not support the impeachment inquiry. is he getting a lot of pressure? it is fair to say

host: emily cochrane is a congressional reporter for the "new york ti, thanks for calling. several points made by that last caller. joining us now by skype is abby livingston, the washington bureau chief for "the texas tribune." we just heard from someone from texas, concerned about corruption, not necessarily for impeachment right now. talk about how texans are reacting to their lawmakers and their various stances on impeachment. what is going on in texas? guest: i think we are still trying to figure this out. the polling is still pretty unclear, but what it seems to be is that this is a very gerrymandering state and folks in the republican district are happy that members oppose impeachment and democrats are happy their members are for it. i think the most interesting places to watch our north dallas and west houston. these are the two extremely competitive zones held by democrats, and they are part of that big wave of freshmen who came out in favor of an impeachment inquiry. neither member seems to be backing off of it, and they are comfortable where they are. host: we he