vice president covington. >> thank you mr. president and thank you chief nicholson on your maiden voyage. >> probably a better term, i apologize. >> no need to apologize at all. i would like for you to take this opportunity to introduce your second and third, to you know, the people who are tuning in, if you could do that. >> very well, yes, the deputy chief of operations is victor. if you could stand up. he will be giving a report right after mine. and deputy chief of administration, jose, he is taking over my old position. i left the seat warm for him though. and assistant deputy chief sandy, of e.m.s. >> thank you very much. >> thank you and i'm excited to work with all of them and like i said, we gotten off to a running start. >> excellent, i think it was a good transition, very smooth. i look forward to working with everyone. >> thank you very much vice president covington. at this particular point, we will proceed with deputy chief victor's report from operation. chief, welcome. >> thank you president nakajo, commissione

vice president covington. >> thank you. thank you mr. president. i had a couple of questions for you. now you said that there are 1.4 million calls into the center every year. >> uh-huh. >> okay, but only 4% of those are fire related? >> correct. >> okay. so, most of the calls are for the police department? >> yes. >> okay. >> thank you commissioner verone veronese. all right, he said welcome to san francisco. all right. this is hard for me to wrap my head around, why only 4% are fire related. is it that there are actual fires, but not to the fire department? >> i think it's to the good work of your fire prevention team. it's just the number of incidents. >> of actual fires. >> that are coming in, there is a higher percentage of medical related calls. >> 16%. >> yeah. >> so adding those two together because we're medical and fire, that's only 20% of the calls. >> that's right. >> okay. all right, thank you for that clarification. the ability to communicate with people in 170 different languages, you said there's a state contract for that? >> yes. >

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of the united states and do nothing but divide this country from the russia collusion delusion to covington and ignoring the biggest abuse of powerno corruption scandal in nation's history. we will take it apart piece by piece and expose of a abandon the great tradition of freedom of the press in this country choosing to act as nothing but partisan hacks rather than serious investigators. putting face one - - fake news narratives over facts, smearing anyone and everyone who calls out there lack of ethics or objectivity. the hate trump media mob and the names on the left never thought it would get to this point. never thought president trump would pull off the biggest political upset in the american history to deliver success after success with record after record helping the forgotten man and woman of this country. >> we better be ready for the fact he could be leaving the republican ticket. [laughter] . >> which republican candidate has the best chance of winning the general election quick. >> right now donald trump. [laughter] [applause] . >> mister trump to answer your call for political

another media outlet is being sued with the covington high school news story, that is also head.tay tuned. ♪ my reputation was trashed online, i felt completely helpless. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. they were able to restore my good name. if you're under attack, i recommend calling reputation defender. and consider joining their groundbreaking campaign to give every american the right to remove old, inaccurate search results by going to righttobeforgotten.org. if you have search results that are wrong or unfair, call reputation defender at 1-877-866-8555. ♪ >> tucker: nick sandmann of covington high school in kentucky is suing nbc for $275 million for its coverage of his confrontation with the supposedly tribal leader, vietnam veteran. the lawsuit says correctly that nbc helped promote the fake story line that he to intimidate phillips, later footage revealed exactly the opposite. he confronted nick sandmann who was simply standing there. even after it was clear what happened because there were multiple tapes and it showed the sam

. >> i'm going to have voice president covington comment on this. voice president covington? >> thank you, mr. president. i understand from the city attorney's office it's not necessary for us to vote on this. it would be good for us to just say by a vote affirmation that we appreciate the work of the port commission and that we are in agreement with what is in the document. going forward, as mr. corso said, if we want to make sure we're voting on particular things, that would be the new approach. because of the ceqa requirements, california environmental protection concerns, we don't want to hold anything up. >> i agree with that. >> so for us to insist at this point that we have a formal vote would hold things up. >> well, yeah, we just put it on the agenda obviously. for discussion. >> it was an agenda as something for us to vote on. >> something to think about in the future. >> absolutely. we can discuss that for sure. >> thank you. >> thank you. at this point again, thank you, very much mr. hurl'. hurly. you got the flavor of the commission in terms of this as well and t

another media outlet is beingngh sued for its handling of the covington high school news story, thats also ahead. stay tuned. ♪ i have a vision correction number, but i'm more than a number. when i'm not teaching, i'm taking steep grades and tight corners. my essilor lenses offer more than vision correction with three innovative technologies for my ultimate in vision clarity and protection together in a single lens: the essilor ultimate lens package. so, i can do more of what i love! buy two pairs of essilor's best lenses and get a $100 back instantly. see more. do more. essilor ♪ ♪ >> tucker: nick sandmann of covington high school inho kentucky is suing nbc for $275 million for its coverage of his confrontation with nathan phillips, the supposedly tribal leader, vietnam veteran at the lincoln memorial. the lawsuit says correctly that nbc helped promote the fake story line that he to intimidate phillips, later footage revealed exactly the opposite. as usual. phillips confronted nicholas and man who simply standing there. even after it was clear what happened because there were multip

the immediate narrativeng sayin covington kids were wrong.o hours of video shows that the altercatio started with the students being attacked. the students were not the instigators. lawyers have already suit the washington post and cnn and the say more are yet to come. >> get your checkbooks out. you are all going to pay. massive amounts of money and yo deserve to. we will never be that fakeer ne media mob and now and will or i that. let your heart not be troubled, she was phenomenal in her coverage tonight. youu have a law degree. you are really smart. that law degree comes in handy. you know what you are talking about. we will like us a then write the whole time and mueller is dead. that issue is over. and now what we've we been talking about now begins. >> laura: i am glad, hannity was a white collar criminal defense attorney and did some clerkships and stuff like that. this is sick stuff. you manage to educate yourself on all of this. and we are so far ahead of the curve on all of these issues.

a shout out to the third grade classes, there were three of them i spoke with today at beautiful covingtonmentary school in los altos. smart kid, attentive kids. good evening to you guys an appearance. 72 degrees tomorrow for you, sunny and mild ebony 4 degrees coming up on friday what a great neighborhood in and around los altos and los altos hills. it will be dry and mild for the next few days as we have a ridge of high presser building closer. that will be sliding two hours south. we will be milder the next couple days with minimal onshore flow. behind it is a storm system nevertheless this one is going to be about 300 miles further to the north into central california and that one likely will give us the chance of a few showers late sunday into monday morning. tomorrow morning a lot of sunshine less cloud cover but there will be some hugging the coastline. tomorrow evening good barbecue good baseball weather softball weather, a mishmash of high cloud cover on friday but plan on mostly sunny skies. weather headlines, patchy logos tonight to show you that. it will trend a little warmer 2

vice president francee covington. >> commissioner joe alioto verone veronese, chief of department janinenicholson. >> members of the public may address the commission for up to 3 minutes on any mr

if you look, again, kavanaugh, covington, avenatti's crack, smollett, these were divisive stories pushedy the media and they fell apart. they cheated you of your time and energy and there is no follow-up. >> there is no follow-up to say we screwed up. in fact, there is a justification for things like avenatti. >> yet, kennedy, you have a situation here where there was an intervention. i mean, there was a political intervention. there is a special prosecutor now, you know, investigating, what's her name, fox -- the prosecutor, cook county prosecutor, dropping the case so suddenly. there are real-life implications and yet he still commands some loyalty. i just don't get it. i don't see why, to invoke a hate crime in chicago. the city, you know, that's where the kid came from who was so infamously lynched after flirting with a white girl on a trip down south. to me, this guy -- is deserving of no sympathy and he should have gotten the boot. >> that's why the chief of police was so personally offended by some of jesse smollett's actions, saying they were very obvious an provable. the word in

vice president francee covington. >> commissioner joe alioto veronese

charles at 16-1 odds and one twitter user says his name, his royal excellency, lord edgar derby covingtondsor, 14 earl of cornwall, 29th baron of hertfordshire. that sounds like something they might be interested in but the royal baby -- >> i know i name it will not be. megan michael's dad. >> probably not. but her mom was there, at her daughter's bedside and everybody doing well. thank you so much. the time is 20 minutes after the top of the hour and fox news on the front lines. you have to see this. the crisis at the southern border, border patrol agents rescuing migrants illegally crossing the rio grande. the ride along you will not see anywhere else and a former marine jailed in russia contacts his family for the first time in months, his twin brother joins us live. >> welcome back, you are watching fox and friends first. look at top headlines at this hour, suspected cop killer seen smiling after his arrest in mississippi overnight. darien atkinson is accused of gunning down a biloxi police officer who was standing outside police headquarters when he was ambushed. he was a 23-year-old

francine covington. [applause] >> commissioner vernoses -- veronese, cleaeland -- we are joined by both of our captains. and all of the members. thank you. [applause] >> they were very patient during the time this is under construction, in this area did not lose any of the members. we just redistributed and we are able to keep up with the response time. everyone is really glad that they are back here. this is our largest station. it houses an engine, which is an officer and three members, and a truck which is an officer in four members. it has room for growth. it also has our division house, and the city itself, and the fire department is divided into two divisions. this is division two, and the other division is 19th and folsom. during the workweek, or 24/7, the city is bifurcated in those division chiefs. we have michael in division today. [applause] >> they oversee the strategy, tactics, and operations for the city under the direction of the deputy chief of operations. it's 21,000 plus square feet. i

talks are due to resume today and to discuss this we're joined by fran sir, a senior advisor to covington and a former trade secretary as well as a host of other former titled inside the conservative party. >> well, it hasn't done a lot of good, but it's not over yet. it needs to be dealt with and resolved and finality. there's not going to be complete finality, but, you know, i always remember the -- in the days just after the referendum, someone saying, well, of course, there's less unsesht than there was because we know that brexit is going to happen now nearly three years after the referendum, we don't know that, and, of course, in normal circumstances, a normal process by the time you get towards the end the options have narrowed down this is unique in that we're right at the end, past what should have been the final point and as far as i can see, every single combination of substantive outcome and timetable remains open, and that means maximum uncertainty for business. even if there is a vote, there is a deal, and it looks to me like that is possible, there's i don't feel a further

one twitter user says his royal excellency lord a good job in covington windsor, 14th earl of, or, 29thrdshire. that was a lot to get through. jillian: probably pretty accurate. >> mom and baby are doing great. he was so cute. rob: going to be a good-looking kid. >> going to be a beautiful baby. 43 after the hour. a massive spike in pot-related traffic deaths since the drug was legalized in colorado. they want to next the penalty for psychedelic mushrooms. our next guest says it is a step in the right direction. jillian: time to check with brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> we are talking about the effects of part, that is one of the issues, we will talk about driving under the influence, magic mushrooms, i have nothing to add personally from experience. we talk about the china deal. please split the screen, this china trade deal thing, brinksmanship, last-minute moves, the president staring down for a better deal, a good sign a chinese are doing that. the president provided gop leaders to come to the oval office to talk about his pitch when it comes to the b

first of all the covington kids were badly maligned by the media's rush to judgment.ctice. right now we're seeing a public relations battle as much as a legal one. i don't think sandmann will get $275 million from nbc or other news outlets. he would have to prove the network deliberately aired a false version of' vents. nbc was going along with the media mob in perpetrating the misleading narrative that was the indian native phillips who gave a lot of interviews. >> sandra: the suit harder for nbc to fight. what are they? >> nbc has msnbc, as they lay out in the suit the attorneys can argue they have an anti-trump agenda. the reason this got so much attention was the kids being painted unfairly they were wearing the maga caps. nbc has not retracted or issued a correction or clarification for what it did. that helps the attorneys say look, haven't shown any regret for their mistakes. it underscores we all make errors in the news business in this twitter age. what we need to do in these instances, a classic case, is to say folks, we screwed up. this was wrong, here is w

look what they did to a 16-year-old kid nicholas sandmann and the covington kids, look at what they did in thee smollett case, and look with they did to the cambridge police, barron wilson, michael brown in ferguson for freddy gray, rush to judgment in baltimore. the fake rape allegations in uva, the fake rape allegations against the duke lacrosse team, be damned under the laws, equalt application of the laws, through all of them be damned. the media mob, democratic party mob, they have caused great harm and division in this country. they laughed at the idea that donald trump could win. they begged him to run. by the way, on all those cases we mentioned? we didn't rush to judgment. justice kavanaugh another case, we allowed due process, we allowed the resumption of innocence. they never allowed it in any of those cases and they never have been held accountable. but it's never been this big. now that he's president, they have never taken the time to ever cover donald trump's accomplishments, which have been record-breaking. they hate him, they hate all of we the people that dared to vote

. >> you bring up in such an interesting point, i think covington high school incident, it was very eye-openingany american moms. i think that for all the things that happen there that the hat was definitely a big part of it and there were lots of moms who thought, i don't want to let my kids go on a school trip and were the hat because they saw what could happen. so as moms, how much of this is just scary for kids. the fact that people would know better in the media and in the commentary in academia chose to salvage that young man and examine, i'm glad they're suing him. >> but you feel like young kids wearing make america great hat hats -- there trying to silence him. how do we handle as moms? my kids, they love watching politics, my middle son was three during the election and for some reason, he called the president captain america. [laughter] he loves to see the president where hat, but i won't let him work out of the house, is that wrong? am i doing the right thing, i'm nervous for him. how to explain that to them, it is really tough. i don't know if i'm doing the right thing. >> it's har

covington catholic high school student nicholas saman is suing after reports suggested he initiated ath a native american while wearing a maga cap in washington, d.c. in january. later reporting and video evidence contradicted the claims. nbc has not responded. nearly 300 passengers quarantined on a cruise ship at sea due to a measles outbreak. health officials are docking the ship, believed to be used by the church of scientology in saint lucia. in orange county, california, a woman with measles went to see the hit movie avengers end game. officials now warning other movie-goers in the packed theater may have been exposed. merck said they increased production of the vaccine as there are now over 700 reported measles cases across the country. mondolez, the company behinds or yows and chips ahoy -- or yows d chips ahoy considering producing cbd oriented products. cbd has no psycho active effects and is reported to have many health benefits. maine, the first state to ban food containers made of styrofoam. the bill goes into effect in 2021. critics say the bill doesn't solve the litterin

rape and sexual assault against a democratic lieutenant governor of virginia, indignation over a covington high school student who actually was perfect in a response in one of the most difficult situations. why? he was wearing a red maga hat. nothing more than a yawn over the governor, the attorney general of virginia, dressing up in blackface. they are apocalyptic, panic over climate change, but they have no problem flying in and out of their private jet headquarters and riding around in their massive suvs with oh, let's see, people to guard them with guns. and we are not allowed to have them. and let's not forget anger from the 1% from a multimillionaire who calls himself a socialist. yeah, that guy. and worst of all, the selective moral outrage surrounding so-called russia collusion. because for two and a half years democrats, their buddies in the media mob,s they perpetuated nothing but lies, conspiracy theories, a total hoax on the american people. all while totally ignoring real collusion right in front of their eyes. and as we all know by now, hillary clinton bought and paid for, ye

they did that same thing to the covington kids.conservatives have to wake up and realize this is a fight to the teeth with these people. you have to circle the wagons on principle and defend people on principle when they are targeted like this. >> juan: you can talk to me any time, jesse. i enjoy it. >> jesse: thank you. just listen. >> dagen: you show up at my house with a cell phone taking video of me, pavement dive. >> juan: oh, my gosh. i'm scared. dana, what we see in reality here, governor bryant kemp of georgia signed a six week abortion law and we have three other states that have done so similarly. kentucky, mississippi, ohio. the counterargument would be some people don't even know they are pregnant six weeks in. >> dana: okay. well, first of all, those legislatures are passing those laws. people voted for their state representative and state senator and those representatives, democratically elected state literature, they voted and the governor signed it. legal. if you win the elections, you get to pass laws. so there's t

we played -- where are all the people who are blaming all of the covington kids?here is the outrage when it is right in your face and it's done by an elected official? but they unfortunately, they know they will not be called out in any mainstream outlet in the disconnect here. this is my real fear, is that all of us are going to start living in his little siphon places where we are just going to figure out what our reality is and it won't have a bearing on what real reality is. but this is where, where others would come up democrats? where the real liberals will just step up and say you know what? we will not tolerate this, that was absolutely wrong, and just say we are not going to do this anymore. but they won't do it because for whatever reason, i have some theories on this, they are consistently led by their worst actors, because they think it gives them the moral high ground and that's a really depressing race to the bottom. >> tucker: it's a very deep point that you may, they are led by their worst actors. they are not all bad but they are too afraid to sta