i believe cooley had. said to me in running the. north pole to finish at the museum and then you. put your feet routines my body and one might go. right. in a slacker. it was hard especially. to learn yet that. these issues for. the. very last show. sure i do sir with do with this urgent need for you to go there of our lives if you . feel a good idea or is this or finish your drove us here one of the group. of the fellas you sent some old bones show is important. because i used vehicle to close a horse look at the watch the puck touching the plane you know it's you know there's no it sounds with us but not you look up to the woman and shouts at us go either way. we're aleutian up it's going to hit all of the guardian skull numbness muslim on the front but i didn't use that we knew putting him on chest and with this a muscle. you know just one of. the on hold refugee camp has become a virtual prison for more than 70000 people who fled from the war zone. but she said the most of snobbery. on the force that will be via. the ship this thing is the more i know we didn't see it took to

there on the 17th of october when mexican soldiers captured the son of el chappell or video guzman in cooley account only for the cartels gunmen to force them to given up. your. rest by there. is sand or stool at. watergate cause. you know my secret that this level of the job . it was a humiliation for the mets can government and another potent sign of the similar cartels power. your trouble but i got a bill is in a lot of forms one where's. without a neighbor in the. middle but its owner. carefully not only among. the dimple airballs gaunt out of necessity one is better much of it is border borne which of course say i want to go to my lab last. to get ahead. and of course as they cannot stop at any moment. i consequences see. what sort of what sort of weapons what sort of guns do you and the people that work with us from one moment was born is for him lot of must go to the more like an old one and what didn't they seem call. a single muslim as also much. adam a lot of blood more to let a king solomon's i'll. never and i mean but we empathize. with the people that are most. likely been in th

cooley wanted to spend some time try to minimalize this legacy that there is a small group of people who are you know criminally oriented who get involved in these things about as much as the child and put them selves at risk for ideological reasons. and then they try to recruit thousands. of files a friend who has the right to travel. syria and they're sending pictures of you know schools with kids and gardens and a society that is operating by islamic do or what interests a muslim unusual but videos attributed to eisele that depict violence all dismissed as american propaganda when a muslim says this videos of to drop is innocent people on the. playing and. i don't. trust those images you know many people say well we're very fired up for the roots of the problem in trinidad i think some people feel as though there's no. almost instant political system that exists here and our strong new beauty for some of these individuals see maybe we would need more of our different. or. the government's response has been to pass a new bill aimed at curbing recruitment of former national security

discussing developments with journalist and broadcaster neil clark and also russia analyst madama cooley. your conclusions have been drawn from a surely. we have to wait. we really think it will take longer for the germans to come up with to make a motion and we're still in the in-between stage where the prosecutor general motors' who say we have moved in supply and the germans are saying we think it's going but at present we're not able to i did to your agents in the congress no it was. let's let's be honest given that your political context of this. whatever the russians come up with is going to be criticized and attacked because if there was a full russian investigation it came out that it wasn't poison of course a lot of people who got an axe to grind with russia wouldn't wouldn't except that whatever happens many people have already jumped forgotten stage 8 even the on stage be it said well of course it was the kremlin it will not necessarily there were number of a number of people who have who have a motive perhaps of poisoning in he was an anti corruption campaign evade lots of en

during that race, which she ran against the da in lake steve cooley, she squeakeked by with barely lesshan 1% of the margin. that was in part because of the opposition from police groups toward her. what she had to do, what she did do, court support very successfully. i think she made a series of compromises and tookok stances, whicich i sort of enumerated at the top of the hour,r, that t id deepeply problematic was up andi think part of that was instinctual political survival. but as a result, very important reforms that we were advocating for, progressives were advocating for, she did not get beyond. the death to legacy is interesting because as the da, -- excuse me, attorney general, she was confronted with this complicated case where in death penaltlty case a jududge had fod the debt nololte to be unconstitutional. it was up to her to decide whether or not to appeal that ruling. and she did. as a resulult of her office defending the death penalty, it was reinstated and we have it to this day. , you're a wlis public defender, lgbtq mom o of two, argueue many cases against the da's of

she was running against steve cooley, who was pretty well known. he was a republican, but he wasn't a super conservative republican. this was at a time when california was still electing republicans statewide or had at least two years prior, a couple years prior, so that was an incredibly tight race. we didn't know the results until almost thanksgiving. then in the years since then, i think she became a better candidate, and the state became a lot more liberal. she sort of became one of the darlings of the california democratic party. so when she ran again in 2014, she had also mended a lot of fences. when she was d.a. in san francisco, she angered a lot of law enforcement, in particular because she didn't support the death penalty for a cop killer. you know, dianne feinstein, the senator, spoke out at the funeral of that police officer and basically laced into kamala harris for not supporting the death penalty. so she was viewed as pretty liberal. then once she became a.g., she really mended some fences with law enforcement, with police officers,

i would like to thank corwin cooley from sfgovtv for airing this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. committee members will attend the meeting through video conference and participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comments will be available on each item on this agenda. both channel 26 and sfgtv.org are streaming the number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments or opportunities to speak during public comment are available during public comment by calling 415-655-0001 and entering meeting i.d., 146-351-5423, then pound twice. you will be entered into the meeting but in listening mode only. when your item comes up, press star, three to be entered into the queue. you may e-mail myself, the budget and appropriations committee clerk, linda.wong@sf.gov. if you submit public comment via e-mail, it will be forwarded to the supervisors and will be included as part of the official file. finally, public comment interpretations in chinese, spanish, and

i would like to thank corwin cooley from sfgovtv for airing this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. committee members will attend the meeting through video conference and participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comments will be available on each item on this agenda. both channel 26 and sfgtv.org are streaming the number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments or opportunities to speak during public comment are available during public comment by calling 415-655-0001 and entering meeting i.d., 146-351-5423, then pound twice. you will be entered into the meeting but in listening mode only. when your item comes up, press star, three to be entered into the queue. you may e-mail myself, the budget and appropriations committee clerk, linda.wong@sf.gov. if you submit public comment via e-mail, it will be forwarded to the supervisors and will be included as part of the official file. finally, public comment interpretations in chinese, spanish, and

i would like to thank corwin cooley from sfgovtv for airing this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any annome