understand the role of a security council department members of the council, u. k. u. s. france, china and russia, tell us more about the establishment of the security council, why it was set up and why those nations, in particular, while he was obviously in the aftermath of the 2nd world war and with the 5 countries gathered the most powerful countries to become the permanent members, of course, russia wasn't originally part of that, but pretty soon also then became a part of it. but i mean, as well. so already explained, there has been an attempt to reformed security council almost ever since. it was established in the 1st place. but reform is really difficult, so we're still stuck with this current format. and because basically any change in that system would require that all the permanent members would agree to the reform, which is why we haven't seen, haven't seen that reform happening effectively. and in conflicts like this one, rushes aggression against ukraine. we see that the, the security council immediately becomes paralyzed because it's a permanent member o

council meeting. our betty yu was there and spoke to a resident who thinks the department should be disbanded entirely. betty? >> reporter: the antioch special council meeting was emotional, packed with people from the community disturbed by the latest release of racist and derogatory text messages. they called for action. >> close down the antioch police department! closedown all the offices! >> reporter: the special council meeting was fiery. >> i will be back! >> reporter: mayor lamar thorpe had to issue warnings to people who shouted or spoke out of >> i like department of justice standards. >> reporter: long time antioch resident spoke before the council and join the protest before the meeting she is said hearing other people share traumatic stories involving antioch police reminded her of her first encounter. >> it brought me back to being a young brown 12-year-old. i was going through a trail, it was after school and we were heading to a basketball game. a police officer came up and pointed his gun at me and asked me, looking back it was scary! >> reporter: she said the officer asked her about

production process, for example , the village council is the ward council above it and this council the department can control this, it has a mechanism and the city council compared to the district council and the provincial council compared to the city council and the supreme council of the provinces , all of these are especially in the council's orbit, of course we believe that this is not complete, that is why the working group meeting which we had with the employment affairs organization and we were met with the warm and friendly eyes of my friends in the employment affairs organization. we have completely eliminated these weaknesses . now the organization of the supreme council will be approved, the administrative structure will be approved , then the province will come. we will go into a mission mode and the group must be accountable. the regulations have not been written yet. this group works with us in a cooperative manner . if i do it once, my requests will be fulfilled. provincial council the district and village councils will be fully implemented during the ministry of tolima, because t

dozens of people spoke up at the meeting in support of a full investigation of the police department and council members agreed. the meeting followed a march that went all the way from the police department to city tuesday afternoon. antioch community members took to the streets to rally and protest. >> they're reacting to the release of text message exchanges among antioch police officers about people they were investigating. police chief steve ford described the tax as racially abhorrent. we will not have it. >> people in public service who are racist sexist, where homophobic. it's just what happened here in our city. it will happen anymore because he's been part of our because a cordon was one of the organizers of the protest in raleigh. >> he says the people of antioch have to let elected leaders, no such behavior is not acceptable and they're looking for action. i think it's really just one accountability. i think that's one of the biggest things that folks have always asked for. >> is accountability. you know what i'm saying they break the law, they need to be accountabe. community members

department. proffers amanda hari. listen in on a special council meeting and tells us what's going to happen next. >> dozens of people spoke up at the meeting in support of a full investigation of the police department and council members agreed the meeting followed a march that went all the way from the police department to city tuesday afternoon. antioch community members took to the streets to rally and protest. they're reacting to the release of text message exchanges. >> among antioch police officers about people they were investigating. police chief steve ford described the tax as racially abhorrent. we will not people in public service who are racist or sexist where homophobic. it's just what happened here in our city. it will happen anymore because it's been part of our has a cordon was one of the organizers of the protest in raleigh. he says the people of antioch have to let elected leaders, no such behavior is not acceptable. and they're looking for action. i think it's really just one word accountability. i think that's one of the bigges

department. the antioch city council has approved three different audits of the department, including looking at the internal affairs practice and how it remotes and hires officers. there is wider fallout here. the contra costa county d.a. is looking at cases that could be rentor dismissed. we will have more with katie nielsen's interview coming up, and we have posted extensive clips from her interview at kpix.com. >>> on to oakland now, where a homicide detective is facing felony charges. officer phong tran is accused of lying under oath during a murder trial in 2011. alameda county d.a. pamela price claims that tran paid a woman to falsify testimony against the two defendants and tried to bribe another witness in the same case. the d.a. says the two murder convictions were vacated because of tran's alleged conduct. her office will be reviewing at least 125 other cases that he investigated. she released this video statement. >> lying and manipulating a witness are serious violations of the public trust and a threat to the integrity of the judicial system. when the integrity of a conviction is a

i have a thwheas other pe did read. >> reporter: the mayor says the police department should report directly to the city council an not the city manager. otherwise the police department is essentially its own independent agency. >> that was the most intense meeting i have attended. that was the first one where individuals have had to be escorted for their heckling and disrespect. but yesterday i jus felt the presence of a lot of families that needed to heal. >> reporter: patricia is an antioch resident who attended the meeting and felt the need t speak to a public comment. she has lived in the city for more than 20 years. for her it is no only seen the accused officers removed from the department, bu also a change in culture to regain her trust. >> it is going to take a while. until i know that all of these cops are relieved of their duties and stripped of their pensions. >> reporter: even the police chief expressed his disappointment in his officers. >> the kind of speech is bad an divisive. there is no place in it in policing for sure, but just for society in general. >> reporter: but there are concerns becau

pretty much took up last night's city council meeting as you might have imagined and our betty yu was there to talk to one resident who really thinks the department should be just disbanded entirely. >> reporter: the antioch city council's special meeting was emotional. packed with people from the community disturbed by the latest release of racist and derogatory text messages. they called for action. >> close down the antioch police department. >> reporter: the special council meeting was fiery. >> all right, you can leave. >> all right, i will be back. >> reporter: mayor lamar thorp had to issue warnings to people who shouted or spoke out of turn. >> i would like department of justice like -- standards. >> reporter: longtime antioch resident and army vet patricia spoke before the council and joined a protest before the meeting. she said hearing other people share traumatic stories involving about i don't care police reminded her of her first encounter. >> it brought me back to being a young brown like 12-year-old. i was going through a trail. it was after school and we were headed to a basketball game. and the police came up and pointed his gun

antioch city council is investigating the police department after the release of racist text messages involving nearly half of the police force. >> amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> the naacp is also speaking out about the ongoing investigation into the race. is text messaging scandal inside the antioch police department on tuesday. they called on the city to act quickly in dealing with this issue which they say has been going on for a long time. the case is now investigated by the fbi and the contra costa county da's office. in the east bay, a stabbing at a high school in walnut creek sends a 9th grader to the hospital. and a fellow freshman is now facing charges. it happened tuesday afternoon at northgate high school proffers theresa has the story. >> wanna creek police are calling this an attempted murder case and they're trying to figure out exactly how a student brought a knife to campus parents and students are telling us that they are just unnerved about all that's happened here. a scare, but still shaking right now because it's it's absolutely scary. it's just crazy. you know, the

maria: joining me right now is former national security council state department and united nations officialamie metzel it here. great to see you. thanks for being here. you are also a former expert on the w.h.o., the committee member there, i want to get your take on what we're hearing in washington, the senate report saying that it actually escaped in two different labs. you've been saying it's a lab leak since day one. >> since day one. so as director ratcliffe said and certainly my view, the weight of the circumstantial evidence heavily leans towards the possibility of lab leak or research related origin. how that happened is a hypothesis that there were two separate leaks west don't know. the -- we don't know. the basic fact of the matter is we need an investigation. that investigation is being blocked. china is doing everything they can to prevent the kind of oversight that is absolutely required and that's putting everybody at risk. maria: at this point, though, jamie, can we really do an investigation anymore? i mean, you've got scientists who have already died. they've obviously cle

reporter: the special council meeting was fiery. >> we will be back. >> reporter: the mayor had to issue warnings to people who shouted or spoke out of turn . >> i would like department of justice standards. >> reporter: army veteran patricia spoke before the council and joined the protest before the meeting . she said hearing other people share traumatic stories involving the antioch police reminded her of her first encounter. >> it brought me back to being a young brown 12-year-old . i was going through a trail after school . we were ed a it and looking back , yeah, it was kind of scary . >> reporter: the officer asked about a fight she had nothing to do with . as far as the newly released racist and hateful text messages --'s buy it is disgusting how emboldened and fearless they are of reprimand . >> reporter: the council voted unanimously for audits for the police department including the internal affairs process and the hiring practices . >> they need to rethink what policing in antioch will look like . we do need police services , but because of the missed trust in after what i heard today, i learned more and more stories . >> reporter: the public defender says

with the city holding the department and these officers accountable. >> what do you do in the color of your skin is the weapon people fear? john five tonight's special city council meeting is only to address issues with the department and its policies. it is important to note that the current police chief has only been with the department for about a year and he largely has been supportive , especially with these protesters. there were smiles and hugs as he was going in. he was not with the department at the time these text messages were exchanged. >>> this is a story we will pay a lot of attention to tonight. thank you. >>> in the east bay, police are investigating a shooting near the pleasanton home depot. officers were called to the senior johnson drive and owens drive around 2:30. we don't know a lot yet, but investigators said they have multiple suspects in custody . we will bring you more details as we get them. >>> fremont police shared new information about the shooting that killed a five-year-old on 880 in the east bay earlier this month. now, from the newsroom. investigators are saying this is a case of mistaken identity. >> that five-year-old and her

the mayor requested three audits of the police department and all were approved unanimously by the city council in antioch. amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. at 11 san francisco supervisors have approved the new police contract. the measure includes incentives for officers to stay in the department, as well as to transfer in from other departments. mayor london breed says the deal will also help recruit new officers by giving san francisco the highest paid entry level salary for larger cities here in the bay area. police chief bill scott says the department is currently 562 officers short of recommended staffing levels for san francisco supervisor for district nine is heating up with a year. and a half until the election this afternoon, we spoke with community activist trevor chandler. he's joining at least three others who plan to run for the seat. chandler told us he announced early because he's an outsider to city politics, he says his experience as a community activist will help him address tough problems , including drugs, homelessness and crime. i want to make sure that our that we have a co

a little note from somebody that says you according to the office of legal council at the department of justice and so forth the prep prohibits the president from appointing a close relative such as a wife to a civilian position a civilian position may be unpaid as well as pay justice is advised that the 20 members of the commission including the chair will in fact be serving in civilian positions there is however, no problem with your being designated as honorary chairperson, so i'm going to be very active honorary chairperson. i intend to we're going to have we have office space in the executive office building, which is very close. i will be spending many hours a week there. i will be traveling i will be involved in the fact finding process traveling over the country for hearings in the next six months. i intend to be active he could he could hardly say i'm going to be president. it was just something that was you never ever dreamed what happened. and but it was excited. i was excited about it. i had campaigned. the whole last year before the a governance race for him and it was h

lawsuit seeks damages along with federal oversight and court monitoring of the department, just two days ago the city councilnimously approved three different audits of the department, that includes looking into the internal affairs process and how they hire officers. >> we brought you that lou news conference on cbs news bay area, you can find us anytime on the free cbs news app. >>> to the ongoing investigation into missing and murdered indigenous women in california. one tribe is taking a bold step to address the unseen crisis. in 2021, they issued an emergency declaration after five women meant went missing over the span of 18 months. the goal, to build the first database for missing women and regain sovereignty in investigating these cases. they are also building a new justice system which is showing success. here is one man's story. >> it helped me change my life in so many ways. i used to be , to say it bluntly , a criminal. >> reporter: with a long rap sheet that includes drugs, domestic violence and dui. when he got arrested again, he was on the cusp of losing everything. then, he got a dose of trib

council members say 45 officers is nearly half of the antioch police department. 16 of them are in leadership roles. here's an internal affairs officer. that's part of these text chains. >> showing once again, the police cannot police the police. >> i'm hoping and you know this, mike, naive on my part of that number doesn't get any bigger. wilson says the council will be working with the police chief determine what to do with all the officers involved right now. at least a quarter of the department has been placed on leave. meanwhile, reverend al sharpton is asking the department of justice to investigate the antioch police department. >> and provide security to mayor lamar thorpe who was allegedly threatened in some of the tax. the mayor's contact information has been removed from the city website. it's scary. it's scary for anyone regardless of race or gender or social >> background wilson says the audit will be formally approved at a future meeting. amanda hari kron. 4 news still to come on the kron 4 morning news. we're talking about some california lawmakers. >> we'll show a bill that wo

ban on the import of ukrainian grain decision adopted at a meeting of the council of ministers, the heads of relevant departmentseports on how to protect polish farmers from ruin kiev regime sells grain in eastern europe and lowers prices there polish farms as a sign regularly block roads here at customs points on the border with ukraine bulgaria hungary poland-romania slovakia the czech republic on the eve demanded that the eu introduce customs quotas for ukrainian agricultural products. slovakia has already banned the processing and sale of ukrainian grain on its territory, several eastern european countries are introducing similar restrictions. under the pretext of non-compliance of products with sanitary standards, but ukraine introduced two new packages of sanctions, the first concerns enterprises of organizations related to the security and defense of russia, and the second list includes almost half a thousand individuals, among whom russian athletes are known. so the boys got olympic silver medalist in figure skating ilya averbukh , gymnast svetlana khorkina and moscow cska goalkeeper igor akinfeev, restr

mayor lamar thorpe wants the city council to have the police department's internal affairs did you want to audit? let's get an audit of your text messages. some in attendance during tuesday night's council meeting took issue tempers flared between this man and thor during the public comment portion dog whistle racism. >> i apologize for we want to go so i just want clarify what happened there. well, let's start with >> clarify, i ask anybody to step outside. said let's step outside and i responded with we want to step outside. i saw was responding to him. >> however, despite major concern about the text messages by officers in the police department, some of those same officers are also the subject of an fbi probe and the tension surrounding the subject race in antioch. we have thorpe says he remains hopeful. >> i have confidence that this city has and has gone through a lot. i think it's 150 year history. >> has it made you run for news? >> well, another big story we're following a bay area. congressman is calling for senator dianne feinstein to resign. silicon valley democratic congres

mayor lamar thorpe wants the city council to have the police department's internal affairs did you want to audit? let's get an audit of your text messages. some in attendance during tuesday night's council meeting took issue tempers flared between this man and thor during the public comment portion dog whistle racism. >> i apologize for we want to go so i just want clarify what happened there. well, let's start with >> clarify, i ask anybody to step outside. he said let's step outside and i responded with we want to step outside. was responding to him. >> however, despite major concern about the text messages by officers in the police department, some of those same officers are also the subject of an fbi probe and the tension surrounding the subject of race in antioch. we have thorpe says he remains hopeful. >> i have confidence that this city has and has gone through a lot. i think it's 150 year history. >> has it made you run for news? >> happening tomorrow, the suspect in the violent attack of a former san francisco fire commissioner. it's going to be arraigned video of that attack h

dozens of people spoke up at the meeting in support of a full investigation of the police department and council members agreed. the meeting followed a march that went all the way from the police department to city who's tuesday afternoon. >> antioch, community members took to the streets to rally in protest. they're reacting to the release of text message exchanges among antioch police officers about people they were investigating. police chief steve ford described the tax as racially abhorrent. we will not people in public service who are racist or sexist where homophobic. it's just what happened here in our city. it will happen anymore because he's been part of our a cordon was one of the organizers of the protest and rally. he says the people of antioch have to let elected leaders, no such behavior is not acceptable. and they're looking for action. i think it's really just one accountability. i think that's one of the biggest things that folks have always asked for. >> is accountability. you know what i'm saying they break the law, they need to be accountable. community members also packed t

department. the city council approved an audit of antioch police department's internal affairs processes. >>> happening today, it's been 30 years since ceasar chavez's passing, and his legacy continues to be celebrated here in the bay area. the group will host a special mass in his honor in front of the chavez family home in san jose on sharf avenue. chavez, of course, was the leader for the hispanic and farm worker community, founding the labor union in 1962. his memorial mass begins at 10:00 this morning. >>> now to a live look across the bay area. san jose looking better than san francisco and oakland right now. if you have ever wondered how the air is that you are breathing, it's better but not as good as it should be. that's according to the state of the air report that shows the bay area had fewer unhealthy days between 2019 and 2021. still, nine out of ten californians live in communities with polluted air. all bay area counties have a failing grade for particle pollution, like vehicle emissions and wildfire smoke. our region ranks sixth most polluted in terms of particlants. 11 in the nation in

look pretty intense. >> please, i would ask that you not join but los angeles city council at this moment with this department it's embarrassing to me what has happened here, most recently. we've seen a resignation of our council president for some racist and absolutely outrageous and discriminatory hateful remarks, joined by two other colleagues who have refused to resign. the public is rightfully upset with the city's representation on our council floor. i'm thankful that they've elected a new president, i gentlemen, a leader that is going to work them out of this and work them through this terrible injury that these elected officials have done. let me get back to a key question. it is los angeles a department that is more than 50% latino, that exceeds the representation in our sworn ranks of our african american community as well as our api community, we match that. we are 18%, women we need to be 50% but we lead american policing, major agencies. the average is less than 13%. we're committed to a 30 by 30 department of women. we are committed to continuing to deepen our diversity. that is showing results

departments. actually spoke with the ceo of united council of human services after the audit and she told me thatasically she has been given shelters at pier 94 to roughly 20 of our family members' friends and employees. obviously that raised some concerns about whether or not that was preferential treatment on placement. . when it comes to financial mismanagement, there was a range of issues of missing receipts and paperwork for the audit. however, i went a step further and talked to professional tax attorneys and we reviewed the irs filings for the organization and these tax attorneys basically told me these are huge red flags and whoever would've compiled these irs filings is incompetent because of the level or lack of detail within the reports. kristen: what happens now? >> now is according to documents that i reviewed and followed up with city officials for the department of homelessness and supportive housing, united council of human services is not going to get any contracts going forward. through our reporting, we found an organization which received money through an intermediary was 140

long been under us sanctions, when liva headed the chinese equipment development department of the central military councilonald trump in 2018 sanctioned him and the department for the purchase of russian weapons, including su-35 combat aircraft and anti-aircraft -s-400 missile systems in the pacific ocean, just these days a rather interesting configuration has developed for the chinese fleet, which entered the maneuvers in the taiwan area russian grouping, making the transition to the southern part of the sea of ​​​​okhotsk, and between them the strategically valuable us naval bases in japan and south korea, in fact, turned out to be closed in a trap from two sides, if you look at the map. here is chukotka and to vietnam there is a big arc. here is such a huge half-e of the western hemisphere, then you will notice that this arc passes through the territory of the russian federation through the territory of china , and this is the arc of security, the arc of stability, which is created by the pacific fleet and the navy of china this a unified approach to ensuring security, and then the other side. i mean,

and they are very stable in recent years, only shanfu headed the department for training troops and supplies of the central military council kanner because of the deal for the purchase of russian aircraft and s-400 missile systems, the entire department and its head personally fell under us sanctions despite this military cooperation between russia and china the cooperation between russia and china in the military and military-technical fields is developing very well. it contributes a lot contribution to ensuring global and regional security. naturally. key role. this is played by the diplomacy of leaders. you set strategic goals for our development. in addition , your personal friendship with the chairman is of great importance ; we all know this in china. thank you very much and best wishes. the chinese defense minister's visit to russia will last 3 days. and toy lazarev olga semenko ruslan well , at these moments, shampoo is visiting the military academy of the general staff the russian armed forces did not receive a frame from there, shortly before our release, they planned to get acquainted with the training materials

on tuesday, the city of sierra madre declared bears a threat to public safety council is blaming the california department of fish and wildlife and the state fish and game commission accusing them of mismanagement. i don't know if that's a viable solution right now. >> with fish and game 2, get rid of the bears. if you have little kids, you certainly worried about them approaching. you're coming from the and pets. >> the agency says the black bear population has more than tripled in the past 4 decades, which explains the human-bear conflicts. also, the extreme drought has made a wildlife venture into urban areas, looking for food and water. >> have you noticed them more? how would you describe? well, for 3rd has been on to. to so they've way past. >> and it doesn't help that some residents are feeding the bears. >> yeah, that's a big no. no. don't feed the bears. it only that was to reporting. all right. on that note, let's get over to the weather center. find after john what the forecast holds in store as we take a quick live look outside. john, you'll have to decide for for us where we're looking at tha

so what we're hearing from inside taiwan about this so currently the council of agriculture is the only government department that has responded. they claim that these so called restrictions are a way forward time one to protect the interest of its own farmer in the agricultural industry. and they vow to work with the relevant officials here in taiwan to see what are the reasonable way for ty paid to respond. that experts are saying that the timing and also the timeframe of the full co investigation announced by china coincide with the presidential election. that's going to start very soon in just 9 months. so they viewed this as another way of china pulling another tool out of their toolbox to try to retaliate against the time meeting with mccarthy in california earlier last week. ok, thank you for that william young in time. thank you. so all store is making headlines around the world that will started me and my whether a country's military rulers have confirmed carrying out, asked reg strikes that have reported to left dozens dead, including many children. these pictures show the aftermath of the attack w

department, latinos pay for that. immigrants pay for that. members of the lgbtq plus community pay for that. to get that result? we don't need them here. >> the mayor and some council members are demanding reforms within the police department, especially after dozens of people shared their stories about mistreatment. we will hav details about the reforms comin up in the next half hour. >>> we are all experiencing muc more -- expecting much more fallout in this in the days ahead. for the latest, head to our website at kpix.com. >>> one of the biggest challenges san francisco has faced since the pandemic, tryin to lure businesses and tourists back to the city. as of novembe 2022, the downtown area only ha a 31% recovery rate from 2019. that is the lowest for any big city in the united recent headl helping. last week we saw the killing of bob lee and the beating of a former fire commissioner. >> reporter: down to talk to people about the much discussed closure of the whole foods and what happens. we are at 6th and market. in three minutes an agitated man came to the store threatening people and causing tense scene. the security guard earned his pay. is this anectdotal

general. >> reporter: the challenge , concerns about safety in the city with the department understaffed because of this council. he said they still have enough officers to protect this community. other on the city council say they have trust the process. >> reporter: i have faith in chief of ford that he will move forward with that . i have faith that, if, in fact, the chief has findings that find somebody in violation? >> that the people hold those persons accountable. >> reporter: but for residents following each turn of this investigation, believing again in the police will take time. >> i can say together as a city, we'll work to make sure we build a police department that every segment of our community can trust. >> reporter: even the mayor said he can't promise there is more to come after learning about these police officer text messages . >> i can't tell you what can or can't happen because this whole process has surprised me. >> to read more about the ongoing fallout from the antioch police scandal, including a video statement from mayor thorpe , you can go to our website, kpix.com. >>> that's where yo

department, how these things can happen with no one on the command staff ever finding out. so i'm gravely concerned about the leadership here and accountability coming from the city council and the city manager's office. >> he's calling for an independent audit of the police department's internal affairs process. he wants a complete, independent audit of promotion and hiring practices and is pushing for measures to crack down on racist and behavioral bias in officers. >>> people yesterday in san francisco marched for lbgtq plus rights. >> we are not hateful. we are not taking over your kids. >> people at the drag up, fight back demonstration were protecting the targeting of lbgtq plus people across the country. in 33 states, lawmaker vsz introduced more than 300 bills this legislative session, putting trans rights at risk, including bans on gender affirming care. in three states, there are efforts to ban drag shows. speakers asked their supporters of lbgtq rights to be more visible and more vocal with their support. >> i am here because drag is not a crime, and trans rights are human rights, and the lbgtq community will not be silenced. we will not be erased, and we will not

this should be the area of ​​responsibility of the chairman of the district executive council, the head of the departmente more official. but in other farms you don’t have to eat, because it’s normal there. now you tell me these unprofitable complex farms, which i instructed the vertical of power to deal with. you now introduce them from the responsibility of those who should answer for this. you accepted then this criticism, if it can be called criticism, and how are things business with released enterprises. you know, the number of unprofitable enterprises has decreased due to last year, now we have 68 of them left, but the head of state is absolutely right in what you understand, uh, if every chairman of the district executive committee in the area in which this farm exists, just gave due attention to this direct enterprise. well, the situation would definitely change there. why because there are building organizations of the housing and communal services service in their hands ameliorative system. there raigroservis a number of other contributing organizations, somewhere you can allocate something fo

disapproving of the district of columbia council's comprehensive policing and justice reform amendment act of 2022. the men and women of the metropolitan police department serve their community every day to help keep the district safe and secure. . in doing so they routinely place themselves in dangerous situations to protect others. yet progressive policies from the d.c. council continue to hamstring officers and needlessly place them in unsafe situations. the d.c. council's comprehensive policing reform act does just that. it requires burdensome and time-consuming hurdles before officers can put on riot gear for their own protection. it creates mechanisms for officers to harass families by obtaining personal information on the officers. it creates additional liability for officers that are not found in other police departments. these are just a few of the many impractical and outrainls proposals of the legislation. the d.c. police department has seen over 1,190 police officers leave the force since the beginning of 2020. that's about one third of the d.c. police department. nearly 40% of those officers resigned. that means they chose to leave the depa

the mayor requested three audits of the police department and all were approved unanimously by the city council in antioch, amberleigh ktvu. fox two news. thank you. amber will the reverend al sharpton is calling on the u. s justice department to provide protection for the mayor of antioch. reverend sharpton says mayor lamar thorpe could be in danger after texts between officers suggested the mayor should be shot. that text was sent during a 2020 protest after the murder of george floyd in minnesota, the san francisco chronicle reports, the text message specifically promised a prime rib dinner to anyone who shot thorpe with a rubber bullet. reverend sharpton asked how anyone could expect any police to keep the mayor or any other black elected officials safe time. 404 new this morning, the oakland city council made a late night decision towards ending the city's moratorium on evictions, the council meeting that went on past midnight ended with the council voting 7 to 1 to phase out the eviction moratorium beginning july 15th. the only no vote was for ending the moratorium even sooner, but suppor

300 cars compared to the previous monthly average of 150 in 2021, the city council authorized the transfer or to the department of transportation. >> as part of the city's re-imagining public for this is showing to be very effective and it allows for officers to actually do the work of crime fighting as well. the new unit also doubles the number of scots law bans responsible for booting cars that have 5 or more outstanding citations. it's re-imagining public safety at its best. the city averages about 20,000 service requests related to abandon vehicles a year and typically toes. 2500 of them. the number expected to continue to grow moving forward. djegal all kron. 4 there is a staffing shortage of the san francisco police department and with fewer police officers comes more concerned about keeping the city safe. kron four's justine waltman talks san francisco mayor london breed one-on-one in this studio today. and justine, you've got players take on. >> public safety in the city. yes, we talked about a wide range of topics, but this is one that definitely got our attention. the police department is short. >> 5

department. that request will be heard tuesday during a special city council meeting. >> i've been getting a lot of calls. a lot of people would like to see every officer named and every in leadership who was aware leave the department immediately. >> reporter: stephanie magallon for "today in the bay." >> the police chief released a statement apologying and promising a thorough investigation. we reached out to the d.a. and public defender's office for comment, but it was after hours. we have not yet heard back. it does appear both entities are set to meet on monday to discuss this issue. >>> in oakland, the mayor is the latest victim of a car break-in. it happened thursday night while the mayor was attending a film screening at the grand lake theater. she was there to watch the new documentary, "steph curry underrated," at the opening night of the san francisco film festival. oakland police say they're investigating a number of car burglaries in the area that night. >>> also in oakland, critics of the mayor today will gather to send a message. their anger has been simmering ever since the dismis

earlier, the decisions taken by the council and the minister of defense of the ministry of internal affairs of the russian guard of the fsb to inform the provision of departmentste to you. these were footage of a meeting of the coordinating council to meet the needs of the armed forces. because of the threats of terrorist attacks from the kiev regime, it is necessary to strengthen the protection of the country's critical facilities as much as possible, said the prosecutor general. igor krasnov speaking in. federation council with the annual report details, learn about my colleague. varvara nevskaya, she joins us as a barbarian. greetings. hmm, what topics did the prosecutor general still surprise dmitry with special attention? good afternoon today , prosecutor general of the russian federation, and over the year , departments have done tremendous work from ensuring the legality and security of the upcoming elections to protecting the rights of participants in a special military operation and their families. and as you said earlier , one of the key topics of this report was the significantly increased risks of sabotage and terrorist attacks in the country by th

from the note of the polotsk regional council osoaviakhimana the name of the military department of the regional party committee in april 1945 on the territory region, 21 minefields were discovered in the spring of 1945 on the territory of the vitebsk region , 1 million explosive units of the area were neutralized, and the replacement fields are 15.943 m². another 298 minefields are subject to urgent demining. more than 800 minefields have been cleared, and without skin, naming 1 million. the fallen yak is in short supply near the harsh district of the vitebsk region, kolya forty people were blown up by mines. and information from archival documents for 1945 in the republic was killed by mines 277 and wounded 222 person of such messages. unfortunately there were a lot. so it began, sowing in the forty -fifth, its implementation became a test and the most important task for the belarusian village. telegrams were sent to the government of the republic from places of disturbing detention for the sowing of spring crops in the presence of about three million poods of grain, the need for at l

not yet been issued visas to participate in meetings of the un security council, the deputy head of the russian diplomatic departmentaid earlier. sergei ryabkov. this is despite the fact that the meeting of the security council should be held in new york in april and in april russia chairs the un security council, it was planned that sergey lavrov would visit his headquarters and take part in the meetings on april 24 and 25. russian diplomats have been experiencing problems with obtaining visas for international events for several months, last summer in britain refused to issue visas to the russian delegation to the session of the osce parliamentary assembly in the fall, just like poland did in september. the united states did not issue visas to several members of the russian delegation at the un general assembly in march 2023. washington again did not give visas to russians to participate in events. un in april, austria did not issue visas to most of the russian delegation to participate in all these special un committees mikhail mishustin came today to congratulate employees of the lavochkin npo on cosmonautics da

director of the department of humanitarian policy of the lviv city council , yevgen boyko, informed about the incident. two side doors of the church, the fire department responded in time, an investigation is underway, the church of the nativity of the most holy theotokos of the ukrainian greek catholic church was built in 1995 in 2000, on the site of the old chapel, in the summer of 2001, pope john paul ii visited here, a friend of the national teams of ukraine will not compete in tournaments with the teams of the russian federation or belarus. the relevant order was published by the ministry of youth and sports. of sports, the department will carefully monitor the participation of all-ukrainian sports federations with national status and in case of violation the order will consider the issue of depriving the sports federation of its national status, the drawing of a small ukrainian woman will be in space, it will be painted on the rocket hull, the painting of yaryna of zakaluzha, zhytomyr region , won an international competition as early as 2021, more than 2,600 children from 63 countr

antioch city council is investigating the police department after the release of racist text messages involving nearly half of the police force. >> amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> well, oakland police are addressing a surge in gun violence over the past several days. we have a map showing where all the shootings have taken place sinc. 9 in all. that's what each of those lest shooting happened tuesday at about noon near lake where police say 2 people tried to rosomeone ended up shooting that person. none of the shooters have been caught in any of these cases. the acting oakland police chief says the community needs to come together now to end this violence. >> the challenging component of this right is that there is no rhyme or reason for a lot of the cases. the common denominator here isn't that we see all over the place is the saturation of firearms in our city streets. and the willingness for people to settle differences and pull the trigger and not care where that bullet goes. >> there have been 31 homicides in oakland so far this year. 6 to 8 the time in san francisco. an arrest has

. >> the mayor and some council members are demanding reforms i the police department, especially after so many people shared interactions of mistreatment at the hands of antioch police. we will have details about the reforms that they are calling for in the nex half hour. >>> well, we are expecting much more fallout in the days ahead for the latest updates on the antioch police scandal. head to our website, kpix.com. >>> one of the biggest challenges san francisco has faced since the pandemic, lurin businesses back to the city. as of november 2022, just a few months ago, the downtown area only has a 31% recovery rate from 2019. get this, that is th lowest for any big city in the u.s. the recent headlines are not helping either. last week w saw the high profile killing of bob lee and the beating of a former fire commissioner in the marina. and a would whole foods that closed. what this means fo the future of the neighborhood. talking about the closure of th whole foods, we are at sixth an market. three minutes an a agitated man came to the store threatening people and causing tense scen

city's department of transportation's new vehicle enforcement unit, it went from 150 cars per month. >> 2 headed towards over 300 cars per month. and so we are ramping up in 2021. the city council authorized this year's transfer of bateman to the department of transportation as part of the city's re-imagining public safety effort. >> mayor tao and city officials highlighted the improved services on avenue in southeast oakland tuesday. well, the new 13% unarmed crew and not cops cars. they can be freed up to do what they do and into the department of transportation so that transportation experts are managing our public right of ways. tuesday's cleanup is part of a weeklong series of events showcasing services making cleaner and safer, leading up to earth day from our pothole blitz yesterday to abandon auto cleaning today to illegal dumping to beautifying our parks and our community spaces. this week it is all hands on deck. the new unit also doubles the number of scots law bans responsible for booting cars that have 5 or more outstanding citations. they want to ensure that we have an equity framework and ensure that all families in the city of oakland have a good quality of life