. >> thank you very much, vice president covington. >> commissioner covington: thank you, mr. president. i want to thank my fellow citizens for coming out speaking directly to us. we have had communications from several of you in the past, and we appreciate that. as to the question regarding how best to perhaps proceed, the department along with the commission submits a budget, a budget that has to be approved by the board of supervisors super and the mayor's office. we have been asked to reduce our spending instead of increasing our spending. i know that this is of paramount interest to you, having the hose tenders and other things at thee red de. you need to talk to your supervisors. we go and talk to them and we true to -- well, all of the commissioners this past budget cycle went and talked to the supervisors and outlined our needs and gave information to the supervisors supporting our needs and we need your voice to be heard with them because they vote on the budget. we do not vote on the budget. we can only share with them what our needs are, present our plans and then w

thank you for your report. >> thank you. >> thank you very much, vice president covington. commissioner hardeman i see your name. >> thank you again if we have time i want to bring up something that probably is useless information for most people in the room. but so 9/11 last meeting i watched the whole night i spent watching specials on public tv. and it was quite amazing. and commissioner veronese talking about the weight of the average person is 100 pounds, they showed them marching the firefighters marching forward. i don't know if any of you watched it. it's not something you really want to watch but i wanted to refresh my memory on what happened that day. but the most interesting thing to me was the maid of honor in my wife's cousin was working right there in the pentagon. that was her office for army intelligence. and she hadn't been in her office otherwise she would have been dead. i mean exactly where the plane hit. so we were very fortunate that one of our relative it is. and then she proceeded to go up to climb the ranks and was the highest ranking person in army

. >> commissioner covington: thank you for your report. it is very comprehensive and much appreciated. along with my fellow commissioner i would like to be appraised of what is going on with the drone program. it has been awhile, and we need to expedite this process as much as possible and so in that regard anything that we can do to assist, please feel free to call upon commissioner veronese and myself. >> fema took awhile but they were engaged with everything going on weather-wise i in the country. now that it is back in city hands we should move things along more quickly. keep us appraised about that. thank you. also, i wanted to ask about the narcan. are we paying the same amount of money for narcan as someone an average citizen would be paying? have you ever reported how much increase there is in narcan application? >> this month we had an increase of 29 individuals that we administered the narcan to. it changes month-to-month. if there is a bad strain of an opioid out there. there was 29 more this month. i believe i just started putt

. >> commissioner covington: thank you, chief cochran. the chief of the department, you're confident that we are indeed ready? >> we are absolutely ready. we're good to go. it's what we do. again, we like to be proactive and that's what we were doing a couple of weeks ago and we're still doing. but, yes, i am confident we're good to go. thank you. >> commissioner covington: thank you. >> president nakajo: thank you very much. commissioner cleaveland? >> commissioner cleaveland: thank you, mr. president and chief for your report. i understand that the department has engaged a real estate broker. can you identify the broker? >> chief nicholson: the department of real estate has and i do not know. >> commissioner cleaveland: all right. a quick question on the relocation of the training facility. i know there has been talk about the school of the arts site, soda. and i know we have talked to the school board, but i wondered where that was. >> chief nicholson: what i can say about different sites, we don't really want to talk about it in open

that was the covington catholics. jussie smollett asserted, alleged that he was subject of at least a lynch threat and that they had, what, poured bleach on him and what not. that went on for a while that story was all ginned up because these were supposedly racists that were going to lynch jusse smollett in chicago. i saw the voof the two men who went into the convenience store to buy those item he is had put on top of him. that little bit of kind of scrawny rope that didn't look to me like you'd use for that but that and the other items that were there, all that was on video, purchased at the convenience store, it was reportedly, now i don't know if it's true, that they were paid something like $3,500 to do their part in this. juse managed to wear that rope back to his apartment before he was interviewed by the police yet still this story went through and through. now the federal government needs to get involved in it. i believe they are. ding a full investigation. of what looks like let's say a less than enthusiast

with supervisor walton, birch and fire commissioner covington. our first emergency scenario was a shooting on market street. we carefully loaded the gunshot victim into an ambulance and began cpr as time was ticking. >> ready? >> reporter: the experience imitateed reality. . >> everything was fast pace and it's tight in there. you are trying to save life and moving around while the vehicle is moving. it was amazing. >> reporter: was it eye opening. >> it was very eye opening. >>i don't know how they do it every day. . >> reporter: the following task took us to a two-story building. in full gear we cliend up a lader to the top floor and carried out a window rescue. next, we responded to a car crash with a victim trapped inside the mangled vehicle. we used the power of the jaws of life to cut through the steel. we met one of the department search k-9s vader who successfully found a man buried under the rubble of collapsed buildings after an effort quake. . >> yeah. . >> you need to be be highly efficient and effective. >> reporter: the final challe

know these are the same people most likely who made 100000 excuses excuses for the behavior of the covington. and so it's like look if it's they have a right to come here and try to take what my you know my rights as a woman away from me these kids are allowed to save the planet and if we're going to respect the kids and what they're doing then i have to go both ways and you have to really like respect the other you and i both are excited to see him that you and groups like this come together talking peace talk means we're going to take a break right time to save the world every day all right for this speaking of a break here's a longer one that is our show for today remember on in this world are about told that we're above the wall of the world and have a lot less people watching all those folks up there over break. but if she won you probably couldn't i do the dishes at the bus more than those g.'s new speeches she me we do you believe the truth. about that some of them when you die g.p.s. will be. in the news i mean that so that in such a ball. a lot of you will see sawing as it fights ab

know these are the same people most likely who made 100000 excuses excuses for the behavior of the covington. and so it's like look if it's they have a right to come here and try to take what my you know my rights as a woman away from me these kids are allowed to save the planet and if we're going to respect the kids and what they're doing then i have to go both ways and you have to really like respect i think you and i both are excited to see him that you and kids like this come together talking means we're going to take a break right time to save the world every day all right for this speaking of a break is a long one that is our show for today remember on in this world that we're above the wall. i will print out a lot less people watch all those folks up there are over break. the democrats want to recapture the white house in a bad way their hatred of trump with the help of the liberal mainstream media has witnessed presidential candidates say some of the most extraordinary things but there is nothing extraordinary about their hatred of the president the question is do they have ideas to

these are the same people most likely you made 100000 excuses to use this for the behavior of the covington kids and so it's like look if it's they have a right to come here and try to take what my you know my rights as a woman away from me these kids are allowed to save the planet and if we're going to respect the kids and what they're doing then i have to go both ways and you have to really like respect i think i think you and i both are excited to see him that you and kids like this come together talking peace talks means we're going to take a break right time to save the world every day all right for this speaking of a break here's a longer one that is our show for today were brought in this world we're about told that we're above the wall of a robot and have a lot less people watching all those folks on earth have a great. big 10 years since crosstalk started to 10 years i think it's time to shake things up maybe change the branding maybe the format here is what i've been thinking about next season briggs related episodes filmed on an island 10 experts cited out for it what do you thin

when you look at the jussie smollett attack, the russia collusion hoax, the covington capital bullieslizabeth warren lying for decades about her native american heritage. these are all narratives, and this political activism among the liberal media pushing narratives regardless of the facts. >> the scary road to be going down when the accuser herself since she doesn't recall it happening but yet they still -- >> there must be accountability for people who make these accusations. i have a daughter and a son i am raising and i fear for them with all these types of accusations that have no merit. heather: thank you for joining us, 18 after the top of the hour. it is national constitution day and our next guest is teaching new servicemembers how important that document is. the history lesson for everyone up next. you've had quite the career. yeah, i've had some pretty prestigious jobs over the years. news producer, executive transport manager, and a beverage distribution supervisor. now i'm a director at a security software firm. wow, you've been at it a long time. thing is, i like workin

i was designed to engine 2, with walton, and fire commissioner, francey covington. a shooting on market street. we carefully loaded the gun shot victim into an ambulance and began cpr, as time was ticking. the experience imitated reality. >> everything was fast pace and tight in there. you're trying to save a life and you're moving around. a lot of vehicles moving. it was amazing. >> was it eye opening for you? >> it was very eye opening. i don't know how they do it every day. >> the following task took us to a two story building. in full gear, we climbed up a ladder to the top floor and carried out a window rescue. next, we responded to a car crash with a victim trapped inside the mangled vehicle. we used the power of the jaws of life to cut through the steel. we met one of the department's search k-9s. who successfully found a man buried under the rubble of collapsed buildings after an earthquake. >> you need to nal challenge, burn room would be the most daunting. we were briefed on what to expect, still i stood wide eyed behind my oxygen mask as black smoke billo

the same thing happened to the covington high school boys. i promised on my radio show, we are not going to let that happen again. >> good to call it out. todd, bret, good to see you guys. remember how i will than so far character rise the events of 9/11? >> it was foundinged after 9/11 because they recognized that some people did something. trish: get this. she is defending those comments. we have more on that in just a moment. an alarming warning from the fda. a popular heartburn medicine may be tainted with a cancer causing agent. guess where they are imported from? china. the "new york times" publishing a hit piece against justice bret calf knew. accusing him of new sexual misconduct. the only problem, the so-called victim doesn't recall the incident. buck sexton says it's pure partisan mall will. he's here and he explains. credit cards right- by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. and get your interest rate right. so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. doprevagen is the number oneild mempha

. >> and counsel for the petitioner, william a a of the firm covington and burling. counsel for the respondent, orestes, the constitutional accountability center. and in just a moment we will welcome members of the esteemed bench and they will be called to the bench by the marshall ambrose lighting in the supreme court of athens for this scenario, supreme court justices ruth bader ginsburg and stephen g breyer. the united states court of appeals for the dc circuit, judge patricia millet, united states court of appeals for the third circuit, judge stevens and the district court for the district of columbia, judge jackson. thank you for being with us. please take the gavel. [applause] >> all rise. [applause] >> oh yea oh yeah, the supreme court of athens is now in session. please be seated. >> the supreme court of athens will now here argument in the case of orestes versus electra and we will first hear from counsel brickman who is representing electra and seeking to overturn the judgment of the courts. you may proceed. >> may it please the court. i would like to reser

. >> vice president covington. >> thank you very much. [role call] >> we are all here. this is the first time that we are meeting as a full five-member commission. this is a watershed moment. agenda item number two, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. no public comment, we will go on to agenda item number three. draft minutes for the august 16, 2019 regular meeting. can i get a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> the minutes are unanimously approved. general item number four, i'm sorry -- we didn't do public comment on that. call for public comment on agenda item number three. there is none. agenda item number four, discussion of multi- staff and enforcement report, including a briefing by the department of human resources staff on outside employment of city and county employees and an update on various programmatic and operational highlights of the enforcement programs activities since the last monday meeting. >> thank you. the first subset of this enforcement report is a response to a request that the commission made at the june meeting.

get another good acting job and his contrary will go on and it will be forgot about just like the covingtonatholic stuff that gets forgotten about and trump will be painted as the angry, seethe gig and as we just talked about, they're trotting out lend dah czar sour with bernie sanders' campaign. -- linda sarsour with bernie sander's campaign. >> that is consistent with the left throughout history. >> victor davis hanson, we will have you back for a longer segment. thank you for joining us tonight. it is always s greatee to see y. >> thank you. >> when we comb back, the last bite. don't go away. >> right >> they hold everybody in line with this piece of doctrine which is a tough issue for a lot of people. then again, there's a lot of parts of the bible to talk about how life begins with breath. >> what do we do when babies were delivered don't breathe right away. does that mean they don't have a life? a lot of babies are resuscitated. i think democrats in the third trimester are revealing themselves. tulsa gabbard came out against that. mike emanuel info shannon bream, we take it from here.

the covington -- it will get forgotten about and meanwhile, trump will be painted as the guy who's theg guy and meanwhile, there trotting out linda sarsour with bernie sanders campaign, talk about hateful. >> well, they have noble ends, so they justify the means to achieve them. and that's pretty much consistent with the left throughout history. >> shannon: victor davis hanson we will have you back for a longer segment, but thank you so much for joining us tonight, always great to see you. when we come back, the last bite. don't go away. >> right now they hold everybody in line with this one kind of piece of doctrine about abortion, right? which is obviously a tough issue for a lot of people. then again, there's a lot of parts of the bible the talk about how life begins with breath. >> laura: okay, what do we do when babies were delivered don't breathe right away? does that mean they don't have a life -- a lot of babies are resuscitated. they shouldn't be resuscitated? i think the democrats in the third trimester abortion stuff are really revealing themselves, unbelievable. good for tu

kushner's brother-in-law, now brett kavanaugh, the first lady of the united states of america, even the covington high school kid that was wearing a maga had, that did nothing wrong, nicholas and ben. thanks to the media, he has one of the best attorneys in the entire country, lynn would come, my prediction, he will be, well, if not a billionaire, pretty darn close. tonight, there's not enough time to list single fake story from the mob. there isn't enough time to list every breathless untrue conspiracy theory. let's go to fake news conspiracy tv, msnbc, rachel maddow, learning absolutely nothing from heher 2 1/2 plus years of flying and pushing her conspiracy theories. she never apologized, she never could corrected the record. she just doubles down on stupid every other day, and she pushed yet another hoax last week, this time about the u.s. military revealing a plan near trumps resort, why, to bolster business for the president. in reality, roswell rachel they have used that as a stop hundreds and hundreds of times before trump ever became president. maybe just a little fact-checking might hel

there is a vice cover with charlie covington. he is not going to stay in that position very long. there are names being floated out there. make no mistake, the position of national security adviser and the team inside the national security council has been almost in a constant state of turmoil since the. it was michael flynn who was fired shortly aftered. in terms of his contacts with the russians and the russian ambassador at that time, sir kislyak, and ever since then the president has been at odds with his national security team. bolton and pompeo for sure have been at odds with each other, but this was a known quantity before john bolton came into this administration. he was very well known for having sharp elbows, he was very well known for being a hawk at odds with president trump himself. remember, during the campaign the president campaigned heavily on the idea that he was opposed to the iraq war. so it was. they're sort of strange bedfellows to begin withment. not only because of his aggressive posture, but because his hawkish. i think that was pretty clear at this briefi

her publications include world warrior, and busters, beltway poetry, covington post, madin america and truth out. her story was featured in a documentary on suicide , the f word. thank you so much, welcome leah. [applause] >> all right. i want to echo everybody else's thanks and gratitude to kelechi ubozoh and ld for making this possible. i want to read a poem called dear doctor which ofthem was the beginning of me taking my power back . your doctor. on that proud glorious day you graduated from medical school you took an oath as old as hippocrates, remember? above all, do no harm. above all, do no harm. do no harm. no harm. but the trouble is you thought you were doing good by warehousing us in that style, oppressive, inhospitable place you called the hospital. you practiced the highest form of tough love there is. so tough i could not seeno love nowhere. you place the blame squarely on our brains . clearly on our serotonin flow, our synapses. labeling us with whatever diagnosis on whatever page of your book you found appropriate at the time. you thought you couldturn us around . make

. >> greg: jesse, this is another example of the accelerating mob saw with covington and kavanaugh red pill another 3 or 4 million americans. >> jesse: i don't trust media when they: -- got out way over ski and big nothing burger. am i allowed to say nothing burger? >> greg: nothing burrito. >> jesse: that fits fine. juan said it is a crime. what is the crime? >> juan: american. >> jesse: is that -- statutory crime, number one. number two. isn't that exactly what the obama administration did. >> juan: excuse me, the united states intelligence community in the process of gathering information said they had conversations with people in britain. that's not the obama administration. >> jesse: okay so the obama fbi doj and cia aren't the obama administration? juan, go back to school. all right, here, also, how is this they say this is not even a campaign violation. that's the level of the crime. it's not even a campaign violation. because there is nothing, a thing of value attached to it. there is no -- okay, okay. hillary clinton, the 9 million she sent overseas to get russian dirt on trum

secretary is michael chertoff, founder and executive chairman of the michael chertoff group and covington and burling. michael chertoff was the second secretary of the development of home integrity serving under george w. bush. he left the department in 2005-2009. earlier in his career he was a federal judge on the third circuit court of appeals and was head of the us department of committal justice's criminal division. michael chertoff. >> thank you, mister chairman and senator peters and members of the committee. i deeply appreciate and am honored by the opportunity to appear before your committee and particularly in this setting which is so meaningful. i also know a number of senior security officials from the state of new york, the fire department of new york and the port authority, which of course is the organization that has this facility. i also would like to request respectfully my written testimony. >> objection. >> i have personal memories of september 11th. i was head of the criminal division and within minutes after the second plane hit the tower in the world trade center i wa