the next plan is to meet the first deputy speaker for the council of states, honourable mary ayen. me more about the facts that are happening in northern part of the country. mary ayen is a senior politician from the ruling party from an oil producing area. she's been raising concerns about children with birth defects with central government, and thinks there could be many more cases. i've seen myself, my own relatives giving birth to children born with deformities. i know that also in most of the villages, it's only areas that are around hospital where those cases are reported, but most cases are not reported. this is one child. this is the other one. they are twins. so they were born in pariang hospital. actually, that was last april. there are so many cases, but this year, all of them died, except this one. this child is still alive. it was born in pamir, in ruweng. mary says after mounting pressure, the government launched an environmental audit last year. so samples from the human blood, from their hair, from soil, from water were taken and sent to laboratories. and when it wa

state in the united nations. thank you. >> i think the representative of algeria for their statement. colleagues, can i just remind that this is an official meeting of the security council and all participants are expected to observe appropriate standards of tone and conduct. the permanent observer of the observer state of palestine has asked for the floor to make a fellow statement. i give him the floor. >> i'm terribly sorry, madam president, for taking the floor again. but i think a representative of an occupying power, that has his government and his army kill mo re than 44,000 palestinian civilians, and possibly 10,000 more under the rubbles. and injured more than 100,000 palestinian civilians, most of them women and children. does he really have the credentials or the credibility to speak about the palestinian people and his concerns about them? he represents a government, the head of it, is a war criminal in which a warrant of arrest by a very important global court, the icc, has issued that warrant of arrest for him. and the entire membership of the icc, including all members of the european union, all the states who are friends of the state of israel, announced

of the council. by now, by now gives the floor to those members of the council who wished to make statements off to the site to give the floor to the representative of the united states. all right, thank you. men and present colleagues, the united states deeply regrets this council finds itself here again, united states worked for weeks in good faith to avoid this outcome. we made clear throughout negotiations, we could not support an unconditional cease fire that failed to release the hostages. because as this council has previously called for a durable and to the war, must come with the release of the hostages. these 2 urgent goals are inextricably linked. this resolution abandoned the accessory. and for that reason, the united states could not support it. simply put, this resolution would have sent a dangerous message to them us. there's no need to come back to the negotiating table. from us would have seen it as an indication of its cynical strategy to hope and pray. the international community forgets about the fate of more than $100.00 hostages. for more than 20 member states who have been held for 410 days, we must not let that happen. ever. let me say this cl

are governor's race, our council of state race, supreme wart, all of our state legislative races are up. and we have the most extreme republican candidates in the country. who have been nominated by republicans to run in these races. and people in north carolina are upset about that. when you look at early voting, we set a record at more than 56% of people have already voted. 55.5% of that electorate were women. that sends a strong message that the abortion ban that republicans were able to pass, because donald trump overturned roe v. wade, they passed it by one vote, over my veto. we are going to work hard to break that state legislative veto super majority. we are going to work hard to get our statewide races, democrats into office, like josh stein. and we know that if kamala harris can win north carolina, she is the next president of the united states. i was with her yesterday in charlotte. i even took off my tie and it was an excited crowd. people who are out there, ready to go, working on election day. we know now that election day is the final day to get people to the polls. an

of the council's provisional rules of procedure, i invite the representative of israel to participate in this meeting. it is so decided. i propose the council looks to invite the observer of the state of palestine to the united nations to participate in this meeting in accordance with the provisional rule procedure and the previous practice in this regard. there being no objections, it is so decided. in accordance with rule 39 of the rules of procedure, i invite the deputy special coordinator for the middle east peace process to participate in the meeting. it is so decided. the security council will now begin its consideration of item two of the agenda. thank you, members of the security council. out the outset i would like to convey the apologies of the special coordinator, due to unforeseen circumstances. the special coordinator brief the security council on the dynamics in the occupied west bank and the broader region. the israeli military operation continues, including a barrage this weekend. the ongoing diplomatic efforts to reach a cessation of the hostilities and full info of the security council resolution. the sustainable political future for israelis and palestinians with

of the next month and a half to preserve our solvency. i want to make sure that is very clear. >> reporter: that's bradley johnson, the budget administrator getting a dire warning to the council on the stateces. >> to me really, there are only two choices. one is either radically cut staff or get staff to make substantial concessions. >> reporter: and dan was the city administrator, a professor at uc berkeley now. he says there is no way to get out of the city's current budget crisis without making some kind of cuts to public safety. >> two-thirds of the general fund is in police and fire. and if there are going to be shortfalls, the only place with major reductions could come from is it in police and fire. >> reporter: members of the council knew this was coming as they were counting on money from the sales to help balance this year's budget and next. they put that budget in place to outline which departments would get cut if the deal fell apart or was delayed. the group buying the property has already missed the november 7 payment to the city of $10 million. but insist the deal is still on track and it will pay the full price by the end of the fiscal year. >> the money hasn't come in. i

states to be on board for a, a, a, a permanency. so i recall, but they themselves proposed to the security council in june of 3 steps. staged a cease fire that had they said, had israel support. and once that resolution was passed by the security council, in june resolution 2735 of the united states made no sorta diplomatic efforts to try to put it in place. and listen to virtually every is rarely objection. which was when israel trying to back track on why it's that it's the initially supported the resolution. so the, obviously it's can even enforce over 5 months its own proposals for resolution, which has the blessing of the security council. and now says that the hostages remain for most of the americans mine when the really on or immediate, an on conditional release of, of hostages was 1st and foremost in this resolution that was needed yesterday. it's hard to imagine what, aside from the obliteration of how much will one of drawing american support for any resolution in the future? i'll have some thoughts it by didn't know maybe hopes that button might soften histones. uh, since the election. he's on his way out the door that d

marketing 25 years since the creation of the union states of prussian bella was that 5 years ago the agreements was assigned creating the union states. and so the supreme council, the high council of the union states will be competing, but this one university shall go put me up in december and the important documents will be signed. loan is, in fact, working on these documents this year has been the focus on file work when it comes to maintaining security. i'm talking about the concept of security of the union status to go and the inter governmental agreement by phone security guarantees of the prussia and belarus new border of toilet. this has some of the more issues with important documents when it comes to maintaining the legitimate interests of our country and the union state to have. so i'd like to thank all but our friends, our house for organizing this work today. him for their welcoming attitude for that hospitality. and of course that tech to think the authorities of the press the region for allowing us to meet you and giving us the opportunity to thank you. a general one question to minister lev. rough. uh, thank you for the split tennessee. yes, uh

vague. documents on the way of stating that we didn't want to block it because there was a bigger request for such efforts. but in reality, it led to the fact that the whole council made the bats on the efforts of these negotiating group. the easily israel from us, united states that egypt cuts are aware of conducting a shuttle negotiations in different places. so at this stage, it's quite clear that there are no negotiations on these real hesitant yet. all the proposals that way, i mean there, uh and uh, because also insisted on what defining the terms of the lease uh, deal that was contained today in the resolution of the security council. so it's hard to imagine what's really stipend easily, or our impression is that nothing is happening at it in the united states is trying to use this resolution only as, as most smoke screen to, to avoid any further, excuse me, to console products. that would be uncomfortable to israel and that that will contain the appeals or requests for immediate cease fire. so i think that the test will come quite soon, because as far as i understand the band folders of this new to solution, i'm very keen to put it to a vote quite soon an

but clearly, there's deep frustration with the majority of security council members and frustration at the united states frustration that the security council has not been able to get something across the line that these rallies will abide by, even though it is binding under international law. being a number of revolutions haven't the, that's a have been ongoing. so that has been adopted by the united nations security council. just focus 3 of those and how this for me is any different yeah, there have been no 12 different votes on draft resolutions on guys in the past 13 months or so. the 1st one was in november last year, another one in december last year. and then march, these are ones that were adopted. march, there was a resolution that was passed in the most recent one in june. and that was a pretty important one. it did call for association of facilities and more a getting into guys that but it has not been abided by this resolution. was supposed to have that chapter 7 language in it to that the others did not. they would have given it more teeth and more strength if you will. again, as i said, th

one of the things that happens in a transition is that the white house can actually make appointments to the national security council, the national economic council. most of the agencies, the state department, the defense department, the treasury cannot actually begin to function. many of their top officials have to be confirmed by the senate. this is one of the really interesting problems and a presidential transition. often the white house is kind of on first. those agencies that report to the president, since they are basically staffed to the president -- that's important understand. they don't go for a, -- through a confirmation process. they are a little head of the game at the beginning until the agencies are able to get staffed up, get their people confirmed. at the beginning there's a little bit of imbalance between the white house -- what the white house can do it what the agencies can do. often with agencies you are left with whoever did not turn out the lights when the last administration left town after the inauguration. can you talk about that a little bit? you were not just at the white house but in the george h w bush's administration you are in the defense depart

of the councils provisional rules of procedure i invite the representative of israel to participate in this meeting. it is so decided. i propose that the council invite the permanent observer of the observer stated palestine to the united nations to participate in this meeting. in accordance with the provisional rules of procedure and the previous practice in this regard. there being no objections it is so decided. in accordance with rule 39 of the councils provisional rules of procedure i invite the deputy special coordinator president of medicare and coordinate for the middle east peace process to participate in the meeting. it is so decided. the security council will now begin its consideration of item two of the agenda. i now give the floor. >> thank you mr. president. members of the security council, at the outset i would like to convey the policies of special coordinator to deliver these commands due to unforeseen circumstances. that the special security court nader brief on the dynamics unfolding in gaza, the occupied west bank and the broader region. the situation remains grave. the israeli military operation continues across the blue line. as to the firing of rockets by hezbollah includ

of israel, i accept security council resolutions. i accept the general assembly resolutions. we recognize the state of israel. you are not recognizing the state of palestine. on these basis, on the basis of international law, i am willing and eager to chart a path for peace. you are the ones who is refusing these things. it is not us. our president came to the security council and said many times i am ready to negotiate the end of occupation. i am ready to negotiate peace and to state solutions to each other. it's always a you and your government, refusing to open doors. you want from us to be negated. you legislated that only jews have the right to exercise self-determination between the river into the sea. you completely absorbed us and are trying to say you are for peace and i am against peace? i accept the judgments and the position of all of my colleagues. when we go peacefully and legally and in a very way to the general assembly asking them do we deserve the right to self-determination and when they give me the 170 to 180 votes saying on the basis of the charter the palestinian people do deserve to exe

but also restrict the power of folks of our council of state that are already elected to positions as that we are seeing happen in north carolina. voters recognize they voted for people to have the positions and should trust the checks and balances that our constitution is set up with and republicans are not doing that right now. >> so anderson, there is a tell here, right. that is that it was critically forn that the supermajority was broken. it was a huge win in a state like yours, a huge win for you. what are we seeing in action and do you think there is the possibility, given that loss of supermajority there might be room to compromise on some issues? >> that's why they are trying to jam it through, because january they will not be able to. republicans we fended off a republican supermajority by keeping lindsey prather's district out in western north carolina in an r plus two region that there gerrymandered for themselves last year. what we were able to do in north carolina through strong constituency services and folks like lindsey's campaign that led the effort for devising a ne

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of the sentence don't sit around because whatever happens behind the high fences surrounding them is on the russian diplomats trying to raise the issue at the un security council. special meeting of the states that is up to the level of support interest, the trouble of voice exhibits receive mode would be to be i do not pay too much invitation for the most part. would have the ability to shop a bunch of them. so i'm just not gonna, i'm gonna dispute with me like the youngest was threatening, you will because of the police know about doing it. he's giving you the chance at least for the new question consisting exclusively as to those khaki people. i mean, any ability to deal, like he just, he, one of the village against the book they didn't give you this book just really was that the company deals go for a lovely little security when you started to use research confidence in the us and its allies below the final resolution, citizens of other countries probably haven't heard of the russians attempt to publish the facts. independent journalists and the results of the investigations are instantly deleted on major antoinette platforms. the viola marjorie's topic was effectively banned by those a

the council member has denied she was intoxicated and claims she is the victim of an attack and had pieces of jewelry stolen. now we reached out to all members of city council here in alameda state to get some kind of comment on this story. >> but because of halloween, we weren't able to hear back from any of that. we did hear back from a couple who made it did seem like they were down to talk about the story, made it seem like they're ready to vote next week. reporting live here in alameda at jack moment. kron 4 news. jack, thank you for that live report. >> in san francisco, a planned closure of safeway in the fillmore district is set to move forward in january. this story was originally set to close in march of this year, but safeway agreed to push it until 2025. safeway had originally only given customers in the district 2 months. notice before the planned closure. but a new plan approved by city leaders this week will now require stores to give 6 months notice if they plan to close. it also requires them to meet with community members prior to a closure and explore a replacement supermarket. >> its impacts on on the current situation or it will kick in and require that enga

country forwards. elections were hearing that there was lots of him fighting with that transitional council that the organization of american states have been trying to prevent. what happened today, however, they were not able to do so. i'm, as i said before, there's an ongoing to many terry in crisis a very dire. i'm boy, that type of security situation right now. and the most important thing is for many to be able to court for election. the big question is, when are those elections going to take place entrees or an aside of just how dangerous the situation is in haiti, especially in the capital rep, is elena earlier today being shaw sacked while it's flying over the council being forced to make an abrupt landing, what will you tell us about that as well. we started hearing early today that there were several attacks of by guns to different parts of the city, to different neighborhoods to the neighborhood of so you know, for example, that they're trying to control for it to him. be another area that we're not able to get into until right now, and that's when we heard that they were getting closer towards the airport and that agai

of the centers don't sit around the globe. whatever happens behind the high fences surrounding them is on the russian diplomats trying to raise the issue at the un security council, special meeting of the state of the posts up. i think it's a shrub of voice and really tracing or do i give it to be? i do not. they do much invitation with most or what it is within the shop, a bunch of them. so i'm just not gonna, i'm gonna dispute the products, you know, this was threatening, you will because of the boost mobile doing it. he's giving you the chance, at least for the new question just needs. suppose there's to those 13 people to me, any ability to deal like, excuse me, he, one of the village again to book the use of just it was like a contiguous go for a lovely looks like you're losing shorter to use solutions are stopping in the us and its allies below the final resolution. citizens of other countries probably haven't heard of the russians attempt to publish the facts. independent journalists and the results of the investigations instantly detected on major antoinette platforms. the viola bar trees topic was effectively banned by those able to control the information john's, the ukrainian sche

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of that double trans administration, john henry, explains. so the subject matter, the united nations security council mark the 1000 state of the war and ukraine for the west. a conflict of unilateral aggression, 1000 days of widespread death destruction and despair that continue unabated for millions of ukrainians. un under secretary general and rosemary decarlo. when american read his statement from the abs and secretary general, antonio gutierrez entire cities, villages and towns, had been reduced to rubble, ukraine's minister for foreign affairs pleaded for the world to continue supporting ukraine and rejected. peace may never thrust the russia. there will cause no value . is there fast as way to end this war is to increase the support of ukraine and used to defend itself and to compile the rush, us of withdrawal rushes, representative fired back assailing the western support for you, gracie and a decision by us president joe biden, to approve the use of american long range missiles for strikes deep inside russia was one of those. what will the haps jo bought in so many raisins has nothing left to lose? what we are astounded by the short s

and later on we saw the creation of his from session of presidential council that had a pointed gary community who was out of state just today and replaced by a feeling that so suddenly there is a political crisis in the country right now. one of the hope was the fist from fictional council was going to be able to leave the country toward presidential elections, probably happening next year or in 2026. well, it's not clear the impact that this has on those plans, but the security situation, hey, to right now it's extremely dire. not tony. we're seeing what's happening on the ground. we're seeing a guy that advancing to different parts of poor to print and across the country. and there's an enormous who might be tyree in crisis. so suddenly, what just happened today in a way be to your rates what the united states from another country, from the international community wants, which is to stabilize haiti as soon as possible. and just as i of how it's difficult this job for the new findings is going to be this swearing and certainly is happening just hours off the commercial airliner with show thoughts and flights in

bill clinton keeping his friends close to his enemies closer and his national security council and secretary of state did a j yeoman's job of bringing the guy to risk and all of this did a tremendous job. trump is the chairman of the board and there's a real tough time for this and making them feel like your friend is has a negotiating style and i can tell you if you talk to leadership is and we understand they have them going with the partnership and going for them with the intelligence psychoer and military perspective and going to prepare for a potential hot war with the adversaries and think about that for a second, liz. and donald trump building millions into the build of a navy in modern history in the fastest nuclear proliferation we've ever seen and at some point in time, our stupidity feels like it's stopping now. liz: some goes right to russia, kyle, russia has been very worry some hitocracy going for them and the administration is going to respect the fast track or rush through the last $6 billion in aid to ukraine before the trump administration getting into place and you've been very, ve

of delaying and frankly, the delay and meric, garland, the attorney general of the united states of pointing a special council. he didn't do that. you know soon after that fence of january 2020, he waited quite a long time and then on top of that, donald trump was able to get delays. in addition, that basically ran out the clock before his election in both of his cases against trump. smith said he was dropping the charges against the president elect without prejudice. that's significant, isn't it? i mean, at, if i understand that correctly, it keeps open the door for charges to be bruce against him in the future. how lucky do you think that is? that is a really good question. i mean, that is true, technically without prejudice. it can be brought again, but now we have the department of justice is going to be headed by somebody that trump a points. so you have to question, will the evidence to be, you know, protected in a way to be able to be used and for years time, as well as the fact that you have statue of limitations that will apply. you have what it says at this point will be 8 years later. it's always d

council would not agree to it. one potential language would be demanding an immediate humanitarian cease-fire to include the release of all hostages. that is a proposal the united states put forward that was rejected by the members of the council. another would be that the parties take immediate steps to end the war including the unconditional release of all hostages and facilitate extended humanitarian assistance. that also was language that members of the council rejected. i don't understand why. i cannot speak to them. but to me, it seems like a rejection of language that calls for both an end to the war, a cease-fire, and the release of hostages. >> other members found that language acceptable. mr. miller: sure. we disagree about the language we ultimately opposed. we thought that language did not link the release of hostages with a cease-fire. that is why we opposed it. others can speak to why they supported the language. we did not find that to be -- i think the language perform at right now makes it clear we were ready to call for a cease-fire, for an end to the war as we have done consistently. but we believe we have to be clear that it includes the release of

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the united states out there again, reputational harm for the united states to stand against all 1a other members of the security councilhat assistance, age, humanitarian assistance, age, humanitarian assistance has been held up by the israelis. the united states didn't deny that. —— aid. the united states might have said, this is the last one and we will not shield you in the united nations again. there was pressure from the rest of the international community. the united states has been willing to do some shielding of israel, whether it is the international court ofjustice or international criminal court, there are things that the united states can do to further protect israel that president biden may have said, we are not going to do it. the time is now to get to a ceasefire.— to get to a ceasefire. read my li s, to get to a ceasefire. read my lis, i to get to a ceasefire. read my lips. i mean — to get to a ceasefire. read my lips. i mean it _ to get to a ceasefire. read my lips, i mean it this _ to get to a ceasefire. read my lips, i mean it this time. - gina abercrombie—winstanley. as ever, thank you very much inde

co-authored five reports for the council offering a variety of concrete policy initiatives for the u.s. government to promote democracy abroad. he also cocreated our state of the parties paper series and collaborate with the council on three events featuring some of washington's top democracy experts. patrick and assistant secretary randy pre-think is so much for joining us and look forward to hearing your thoughts and expertise. thank you again assistant secretary iran for joining us. to have a confirmed leader at the helm of this bureau. roughly two issue months onto the role i thought i would start strengthening democracy overseas where are you directing your team to focus on and why? >> first i should just say thank you so much for that warm and generous introduction. it is so compelling what you are doing in terms of enacting the act both democratic norms and process and governance. both contested and it's important u.s. policy. what are the benefits in terms of the economic local governance benefits international security benefit and awards were democracy is on the rise and allies and collaborating. so that the thank you to you into iri which is a

of the city council. a nearby community outside of boston. boston a sanctuary city. half a dozen across the state of massachusetts. focusing on summerville the city council will take this up. they have had actually a long-held commitment to being a sanctuary city and that vote expected tomorrow. the move coming a week after and despite ice at arresting and accused and wanted drug trafficking brazil in that city. ice blurred his name and face. ice boston reports the 38-year-old will face justice in his home country. summerville resolution would include funding for legal representation for people facing deportation and reaffirms a promise the police department won't cooperate with external law enforcement agencies on immigration detainment. ice boston has been busy in recent months arresting 17 men accused of sex crimes including child rape. according to the arm of ice boston these men are all here illegally. at least nine of the men are what's commonly referred to as gotaways. several cases they were released into the public despite ice detainer requests. for instance, 21-year-old, a guatemalan na

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key condition for restoring peace in the region is the realization of the 2 state formulas endorsed by resolutions of the security council and the un general assembly. now interestingly, this the ceremony in its physical format, would the presidents present their shaking hands when the impasse that are standing next to them that hasn't been held since the start of the quoted at this the 1st time that we've seen it come back and perhaps it's a positive sign in russia's further relations with the international community. you've worked with one of our tea reporting from the kremlin us. we're staying with you through about the coming out of spring. you will, the latest updates on the us presidential election on the codes. everything else, so to make yourself comfortable with back to this evening. the, during the 2nd will pull underground power military organizations in poland, occupied by german troops, as well as in the bordering regions of bella. lewis were united into the so called home on a 50 without the police a center or would the organ. let me do the prospect just as close i use of the screen time list. and by puttin

the west african group of saw states appealed to the un security council to take action the games key of support for terrorist groups. block members. * ali anastasia also broke off diplomatic relations with ukraine. we discuss, keeps track record on the continent with full. my echo us diplomats are really not well connie, the loyalty you've created in west africa and oxycodone early had been very dubious . and so the relationship between these private and rebels, i similar, it was in west africa generally in this i had it in particular as it is very, very clear that they have this opportunity. so i thought, you know, um, united nations and it's showing me in my lee in the past. so in these it probably totally failed because your credit was funding on a subject induced tara groups by intel. yes. why? you have group, men, supplies cetera. so you're fine. you're fighting underneath that there's a hidden within you and they have been using these. 5 rivers, particularly as i want to try to grab those as full denying anything of that nature happening was very few time but sound good. today

in february of 2022, the united states has vetoed a united nations security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire in gaza because it did not call for the release of hostages. the council voted $14.00 to $1.00 in favor, but the usb to admit that it was not a adopt. uganda is opposition leader. his decision has appeared in court, accused of compromising national security and was apparently abducted days earlier during a book launch in neighboring kenya writes groups of express outrage over his disappearance . a seizure denies the charge. the authorities in south africa are involved in a weeks long stand off. it's a mine that's no longer in use. police have cut off food in water supplies for sale and hundreds of illegal miners who are searching for left over gold. it's not clear whether the men are trapped or whether they're refusing to come out and face arrest . the w diane hawker reports now from that. a banded by to columbus has down. this whole hundreds of mine will because of the need to check. the mine is a cold, so i'm, as i'm us loosely translated to mean those we

she says you and member states need to intervene and goes the the deadlock and the security council is the red mix of the lack of political will. to stop is right, there is nothing that prevents of member state from abiding by international they have in the be joined the nobody goes so not a the end of the day that we just go meeting atrocities, dean and the out. they have to stop the or those who are still transferring weapons, the united states, but not just the united states, and also buying for chasing immunity tardy and security services from east ro, my stall. any trade with these drugs must be interrupted now, and then there is also the pro logic sanctions and political sanctions that need to be applied to now med whomever is not taking the steps is either a, is, is, is either responsible or completely in different to the prior to all meaning and so on his fields and again, after one year we kind of continue resides to the month, the d is the stock is on october 7. the to start on october 7, that out of ear. so the case, in fact, of documented violations against the policy and people must disp

fences surrounding them is on the russian diplomats trying to raise the issue of the un security council, special meeting in the states. that is the most up. i think it's the shrub of the voice interview, which i assume would, would give it to be. i do not. they do much invitation with most or with the shop of punch into the cms and we just don't need the product. notice we're starting a new one because the co boost mobile doing it is giving you a competitive isn't a chance at least because then you could just continue squarespace to those stuck if you put them in any ability to bill like each one of your ladies, keep identical book, the use of just it was a continuous go for a lovely little security when you started to use solutions or software from the us and its allies blown. the final resolution. citizens of other countries probably haven't heard of the russians attempt to publish the facts. independent journalist and the results of the investigations instantly deleted on major internet platforms . the viola marjorie's topic was effectively banned by those able to control the information john's. the ukrainian sche

actually change anything but this is the council's way of showing they too, are in favor of sheriff christina corpus stepping down. >> we have in fact as stated this evening, lost confidence in the sheriff. the san carlos city council is calling on embattled san mateo county sheriff christina corpus to resign. the city council made a unanimous decision monday night. the motion is approve. jury was in 2010. the city of san carlos dissolved its police department and started a contract with the sheriff's office. and while the council believes this is a successful partnership, they say they no longer have faith in sheriff corpus after a scathing report was released, cost of the are mounting every she delays now. >> and i think the changes to tonight will support resolution. at monday night's meeting to san carlos residents spoke out during public comment. >> never seen anything like it, but i'm pleased and that the council is considering a resolution of no confidence. no other cities or counties in the county have formally asked the sheriff to resign. >> because it is not city staff and council members to decide for the voters of this county to t