commission vice president covington? >> commissioner covington: okay. i think that just following the timeline that you have given, and knowing the great responsibility that this commission has, that it would be prudent to have the election on the first week -- excuse me, the first meeting. >> president nakajo: okay. >> commissioner covington: that way, we're not hampered by a lack of a quorum. >> president nakajo: okay. so vice president covington, you are suggesting we have election on january the 8, the first meeting of the commission. >> commissioner covington: yes. >> president nakajo: okay. commissioner hardeman? >> commissioner hardeman: yes. i agree with you, president nakajo. if i'm not reappointed, it doesn't make sense to vote on who the next commissioner is going to be. if there's a new commissioner, they should vote on who the new president and vice president should be. that's just my opinion. >> president nakajo: okay. so commissioner hardeman, just so i'm clear, you're suggesting the second meeting in january. is that what you're saying?

commissioner covington? >> commissioner covington: i would like to approve the items submitted by mr. corso. >> commissioner cleaveland: second. >> president nakajo: we have a motion by commissioner covington, second by commissioner cleaveland. i'll call the question. all in favor, aye. all opposed? thank you very much. madam secretary. >> clerk: item 6, chief of department's report. report from chief jean nicholson since the meeting on december 19, 2019 including academy, special events, outreach to other government agencies and the public. >> president nakajo: thank you very much. chief nicholson? >> thank you. happy new year to everyone, and thank you, president, vice president, commissioners, maureen. this is my report since our last meeting, december 11. and just as an aside, at 11:00 a.m. this morning, i will be going down stairs, probably a little bit prior to it, as i know vice president covington will, as well, for the swearing in of mayor london breed, which is taking place in the rotunda. i'll als

vice president covington. >> vice president covington: thank you, mr. president. mr. corso, thank you for your update and laying out our budget and our budget challenges and i want to thank members of the public for speaking on these budgetary matters. i have somewhat of a thorny question to ask you. on page 3, in -- in view of the fact that the city is projecting approximately $420 million deficit over the next two fiscal years, along with the fact that the mayor's office, budget office, has requested that we reduce our budget, but yet, and still, we're asking for many more positions. so do you have a narrative that corresponds to us being able to justify these new positions? i know that they are all necessary. but we do need a narrative that goes with this. so that we can convince the legislative branch of government of our needs. >> yes, absolutely. so i think that a lot of it is focused around both increased call volume and increased scope of services we're providing. we have -- we're putting together business cases for each of the justifications, but we'll have a

vice president covington. >> vice president covington: thank you, mr. president. mr.ank you for your update and laying out our budget and our budget challenges and i want to thank members of the public for speaking on these budgetary matters. i have somewhat of a thorny question to ask you. on page 3, in -- in view of the fact that the city is projecting approximately $420 million deficit over the next two fiscal years, along with the fact that the mayor's office, budget office, has requested that we reduce our budget, but yet, and still, we're asking for many more positions. so do you have a narrative that corresponds to us being able to justify these new positions? i know that they are all necessary. but we do need a narrative that goes with this. so that we can convince the legislative branch of government of our needs. >> yes, absolutely. so i think that a lot of it is focused around both increased call volume and increased scope of services we're providing. we have -- we're putting together business cases for each of the justifications, but we'll have and will be

commissioner covington?> commissioner covington: i would like to approve the items submitted by mr. corso. >> commissioner cleaveland: second. >> president nakajo: we have a motion by commissioner covington, second by commissioner cleaveland. i'll call the question. all in favor, aye. all opposed? thank you very much. madam secretary. >> clerk: item 6, chief of department's report. report from chief jean nicholson since the meeting on december 19, 2019 including academy, special events, outreach to other government agencies and the public. >> president nakajo: thank you very much. chief nicholson? >> thank you. happy new year to everyone, and thank you, president, vice president, commissioners, maureen. this is my report since our last meeting, december 11. and just as an aside, at 11:00 a.m. this morning, i will be going down stairs, probably a little bit prior to it, as i know vice president covington will, as well, for the swearing in of mayor london breed, which is taking place in the rotunda. i'll also

>> covington: because it was jeffrey epstein. >> alfonsi: covington doesn't think there was any foullay and he says there should be surveillance video to prove it. in november, attorney general william barr told reporters he personally reviewed surveillance video that showed nobody entered the area where epstein was held. but sources say a second camera inside the tier, the one that could have seen epstein's cell door and the doors of other inmates, was not working that night. the theories that are out there, one of them is that it was another inmate who may have killed jeffrey.te ein >> alfonsi: you don't believe that? >> barket: he was found hanging in his cell. he had tried to commit suicide before that. he was a very wealthy man who was looking at a lifetime in prison. you know, sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. >> alfonsi: so epstein's taken off suicide watch, the day before he kills himself, his roommate is-- removed from the cell. the cameras on his tier are not working. the guards fell asleep. it seems almost impossible to think all of those things could happen in that way.

[cheers and applause] pete: covington catholic high school student nicholas sandmann was there a year after his confrontation on capitol hill. he tweeted pictures of himself at the march writing i will never pass an opportunity to march for life. sandman suing several media outlets. he has settled his lawsuit with cnn. they paid him something big. we will talk about the march and more with benjamin watson later this hour and those are some of your headlines. griff: we have a lot more coming up. straight ahead. as a member of president trump's legal team fielded questions on impeachment. a network anchor appears to motion to cut him off. pete: appears? griff: hello, george. talk about that making headlines coming up ♪ the heat of the moment everything you love about car insurance -- the discounts... the rate comparisons... and flo in a boat. ♪ insurance adventure awaits at "progressive on ice." tickets not available now or ever. at "progressive on ice." car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a ye

he see this with cavanaugh, covington, and recently at the virginia gun rally were nothing happened. the media keeps committing these offenses because they are never forced to learn. they never learn from their mistakes until nick sandmann suit, thank god. i think it is really about class. the media is an elite class that is separated from the rest of america. these are people who are overly educated. most of them went to journalism school, which is thoroughly unnecessary. for the media to actually improve they have to open their doors to people who do not go to journalism school, who may not go to college at all. there was a time when people were journalists who didn't have a college education. it wasn't that long ago but now you've got these completely isolated, secluded, elite snobs who looked down at people who are pro-life or catholic kids or whoever. you just see them as aliens. a space aliens that they can degrade and mock and that is how you get these stories, that is how you get the gun rights story. every time a story is wrong it

cnn play add role in vilifying the boys of covington high school.nn and many others tried to destroy them. video surfaced, though, and it showed that the boys were innocent. now cnn has settled a case with student nick sandman. he sues cnn and several other outlets for trying to wreck his life. cnn has agreed to settle. we don't know how much the amount is for. but they're not going to have to disclose any of the internal communications about the story. which is kind of a shame. so we're not really going to know what the internal deliberations were, unless someone else who was vilified by cnn decides to sue. we're not encouraging that, just saying if you wanted to know how exactly cnn decided to destroy the lives of high school students from a catholic school in kentucky over a totally fraudulent made-up story, you'd have to sue them again. looks like nick has gotten at least part of what he deserved from cnn. we're going to continue following that story. bottom line is this. i'm going to repeat it again. cnn has settled, has in effect admitted guil

. >> reporter: just ask paul covington.help paying his mortgage, so jim english, a perfect stranger, moved in. >> we signed an agreement. this was more of a formal process, which i liked a lot. >> reporter: covington and english were matched through the new york foundation for senior citizens. a nonprofit organization that facilitates living arrangements for seniors in need. what were you nervous about at the time? >> paying my mortgage. >> i'm paying less than what i would if i was on my own by at least a few hundred. >> reporter: after five months of english contributing to the mortgage and utilities, covington was able to save $3,000. with the money coming in, do you feel more comfortable? >> it's like a step into heaven. >> reporter: really? >> in terms of being relieved of, you know, the economic pressure. >> reporter: covington and english say the benefits go beyond their bank accounts. >> i think people should be more in contact. something like this, i think it would work for a lot of people. so i would recommend it

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last week, cnn settled a lawsuit with covington student nick sandmann, an an end try thm for ordinaryed by people far more powerful than he. understandable cnn would want to sweep this under the rug. they got busted, and they paid. hopefully many millions. but the rest of the press also, curiously, seemed uninterested in coveringst what is an inspirational story. jamitammy bruce is a host on fox nation i joins us tonight. tammy, thanks for coming on. this is a great story too me. if high school kid fights back against the corporate behemoth cnn, jeff zucker, whose minions went up to destroy h his life bigger fights back gets justice, and nobody -- nobody even notices? how?od >> they noticed, and they have chosen to not cover it. >> tucker: good point. >> this is important for you to go after this settlement. he was a sewing for about $250 million. even if he gets 10% or 1%, he's going to be fine. eof course, this is a minor, but the reason the other media really have uncovered is because they also -- many, not all -- did very similar things to this young man. of course, his crime was

might want to guard robert covington out there. wide open for three.s 21-point lead at that point. they're in the fourth quarter now. 81-67 timberwolves. sharks opening the new year in pittsburgh. wow. whatever they had, i want some. patrick marleau and joe thornton become the 12th and 13 players to play in four different decades. check out the pursuit by the 40-year-old marleau here, feeding the captain, logan couture for the call. under a minute to go. patric hornqvist, bang-bang play right in front. they end up going to overtime. sharks not a great overtime team. look at brent burns. patient, per cubic meter of air, and then fires. good night! game over. drive home safely. and the sharks get a much needed win in pittsburgh, 3-2 in overtime. you know, the sharks, they fired coach peter deboer. they've got bob boughner coaching them. they need every win they can get if they want to turn this season around. >> thanks, larry. >>> join us tonight for abc7 news at 11:00. >> i'm amanda del castillo. a close call for a san jose family involved in a hit-and-

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robert covington from way out. warriors shotmro deep. f and the dubsbreak. whers theere's the effort? one warrior highlight with authity. and spellman dunking on a head of ex'warriorad down to 9, but , he had 20. warriors lose their third straight. college hoops c stanford pac-12nd a adam keith's son. second halyctsbrf cillngwie it with a 3 and 68-52 the final. legend bill cartwright shining his bauinebl tdheea h rim, he h. gales up 8t a break. nice give-and-go here. tommy cuzy. week off, just what the 49ers needed. specifically quan alexander who may be back for the championship game if they get that far. he was back in practice today. it was him in the contact jersey. this kind ofnjury i to recover, quan is way ahead ofle he said this was actually easier than trying to come back from the torn acl he suffered in 2016. >> it didn't hurt that bad. a g too >> after ten yearsf med of med e ykeraty, the cowboys was loaded and jerry jones making what many thought he should have done years ago. to the opening in pittsburgh. sugared up i ges. patrick mar low and jo

robert covington, bang! they led by as many as 22. warriors cut it to single digits, but minnesota won, golden state's third straight loss. >>> nhl. sharks in pittsburgh on 80s night. tied 2 in overtime. sharks in white attack. we're done here, sharks won it 3-2. just the third win in the last 14 games. >>> nfl, the 49ers went back to work after a little time off. the biggest news is the return of kwan alexander. it's possible he could play in the postseason. >>> jason garrett reportedly out at dallas. the team hasn't released the official statement, but the news is leaking. cowboys most the postseason 5 of his 9 years but never advanced past the divisional round. >>> and ron rivera was introduced today by the washington redskins as the new head coach. here's owner daniel snyder in an odd holiday intro. >> good afternoon. um, first off happy thanksgiving everybody. >> what? >> excuse me? i had to look at my calendar. >> his calendar is wrong obviously. >> that's all right, my neighbor has his christmas lights up for next year already.

robert covington from way out. warriors shot from deep. and the dubs down at the break., where's the effort? one warrior highlight with authority. and spellman dunking on a head of ex'warrior jordan bell. lead down to 9, but show's over, he had 20. warriors lose their third straight. college hoops cal and stanford opening pac-12 and a a a i goes that is adam keith's son. second half bryce wills, oh, yes he will. davis with 20 points icing it with a 3 and 68-52 the final. legend bill cartwrighthi s then. attacking the rim, he had 21. gales up 8 at the break. nice give-and-go here. tommy cuzy. week off, just what the 49ers needed. specifically quan alexander who may be back for the championship game ifet that far. he was back in practice today. it was him in the contact jersey. this kind of injury usually takes six months to recover, so quan is way ahead of schedule. he said this was actually easier than trying to come back from the torn acl he suffered in 2016. >> it didn't hurt that bad after surgery so it was cool. it was able to go >> after ten years of med of mee yker

robert covington, led by as many as 22 and the warriors come to single digits. minnesota won 99-84. golden state third straight loss. nfl playoffs. the warriors went back to work today after a little time off. the return of linebacker quan alexander. the soul of the defense. out with a torn pictorial muscle and it's possible he could play in the postseason. jason garrett reportedly out at dallas as head coach. the team has not released an official statement but the news is leaking like a sieve. talisman 8-8 this year and miss the playoffs. the cowboys may postseason five and is nine years at big d and never advanced past the divisional round. nhl sharks and on 80s night last night tied at 2-2 in overtime. san jose attacks and burns lays one past the goal. sharks won 20 -- 3-2. just the third win at the last 14 games. that is my first morning sports of the roaring 20s. and it feels so good. see you later. >>> still ahead our next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , we are getting new details on the man killed during a laptop robber in alameda county. coming up y frie

troubling incident at the foot of the lincoln memorial disturbing viral video has sparked outrage toward covington catholic high school america great again hat is just as maddening and frustrating and triggering for me to look at as a k.k.k. hood as to avoid this cat also. who the 1st. to support is just trying to get your honk if you through your right hand i don't want. you to kill people like you and the political views that this hat is associated with can also land you in hot water like former miss michigan after 18 now as the aids conservative which i think is very hard you know. it's harder than becoming our eyes on him again. it's not just trump's supporters liberal star scarlett johansson faced a huge amount of backlash after she tweeted out that as an actor she can play any person any tree or any animal such insensitivity the term cancel culture has recently been added to dictionaries so there is no escape best to apologize in advance for your past jokes your political views or for your religion. r.t. new york kaleb turning is so we stories for us new york city in the last year or more th

a smear like all the others from kavanaugh to covington that tells you why you cannot trust them witheachment. but impeachment protects so many dolts from good news. trump's signed a deal committing to plant 1 trillion trees, that's more wood than a home depot on viagra. stock market is higher then will wayne smoking a joint made in seth rogen's hair. [applause] he is still dead. as dead as tom arnold's career. maybe not that dead. [laughter] but impeachment exist in reality because reality is good. right adam? >> and now adam schiff gets interrogated. >> mr. adam schiff we saw you shoplift on camera, please empty your pockets. know the things that you stole. where is the other one? >> i only needed one. >> okay. what else. >> my name is gary, he's a good listener. >> is everything? >> where did you hide that? >> same place i had the chapstick. >> it's getting weirder. we know the skeptics. we know how the dems and so did the dems. you can guarantee when trump is acquitted they will how that convicts within another abuse of a power, but they are hoping he will give up so the sorry can

tim stratford is a trade lawyer at covington & burling's beijng office.mer assistant us trade representative and chairman emeritus of american chamber of commerce in china. welcome to the programme, good of you tojoin us. phase one, how significant is what is happening later today? well, obviously we are greatly relieved that we are having this trade agreement signed, it does represent kind of a truce and we hope it puts the brakes on a downward spiral in the bilateral economic relationship. at the same time, ithink economic relationship. at the same time, i think we have to say it is a fragile truce. we will have questions about how well we will bill be able to implement the provisions in the agreement, we will have questions about all the other issues which, in many ways, with the most important issues that have been put off for phase two, how likely will it be that we can get agreement on those issues when we have tried so on those issues when we have tried so hard for the last 19 months and haven't been able to close the gap? and there is a third conc

collusion, obstruction, kavanaugh, covington, avenatti. big strategy always deflates in their arms like a punctured blow-up doll. [laughter] am i right, adam? >> and now, adam schiff uses a vending machine for the first time. [applause] >> i found you, snacks, but how to access them. bill, we must find bill. such a small space. are you bill? no, you're too big. >> big? >> to fit in the machine. don't twist my words. >> i'm going to come back later. >> tell bill i'm looking for him. i can wait. i can wait for you, bill. [laughter] ah, bill. greg: trump wrote the law signing trade deals, killing terrorists and chaperoning a record stock market. it's almost as if impeachment is a vitamin that makes him for effective. plus so many other concerns. i mean, how about the shower? >> how about the shower? [laughter] i have this beautiful head of hair, and you go into the shower, right? you turn on the water, drip, drip, drip. >> but what about the lightbulb? >> i brought back the old lightbulb. better light for much less money, if you want it. some

david: and it reminds me of nick sandmann, the covington high school student who was portrayed of being he ended upsetting with cnn for a lot of the money. the "new york times" could be in for the same thingn with this guy. >> it doesn't matter if it's an adult, a high school student or first grade child. they will go as low as possible or necessary so they can push their agenda forward. i had the same scenario with my son when he was in first grade and he was campaigning. gq wrote a story. it was mind blowing to see they were willing to take a first grader and twist in their favor. david: that's what they do. next, tell us what you really think, robert de niro. >> of course i want to punch him in the face. this idiot is the president. david: robert de niro not taking' ricky gervais' advice. t, where we get to know the people that drive a company's growth and gain new perspectives. that's why we go beyond the numbers. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. that's why we go beyond the numbers. the better question would be where do i not listen to it. while i'm eating my breakfast... on t

think about the covington catholic kid. stood still and the elites accused that kid of being a racist and a provocateur. but in the australian case, they take the kids' side because the politician assaulted, albeit with an egg, was himself far right. if the target is not someone toeing the social justice line, it's okay to assault him. even have copycats. and it's gotten worse than this. because now the activists are even feeding on their own. when chelsea clinton showed up at nyu to pay her respects after that horrific slaughter in new zealand, a member of generation e didn't think her, she confronted her. speak out this right here is the result of a massacre. people like you and the words you put out and i want you to know that and feel that deep inside you. 49 people died because of rhetoric that you put out there. >> what does "i'm sorry you feel that way" mean? >> laura: the young woman's shirt, which i caught when it froze the frame there says it all. it never ends, right? >> generation e activists to have their own d

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robert covington on one end and then he clears himself on the other and he will drop the three from wayside. that's the way it's been going for the timberwolves tonight. like i said, they're just starting the fourth quarter out on the road. the golden state warriors trailing by 14. minnesota has been kind to the warriors compared to what's been going on with the sharks. they lost 11 of their past 13 games. tonight on the road you are thinking pessimistically maybe in pittsburgh, pretty good team with the penguins, no! it works out just fine on 80s night. >> that's what i'm looking for right now. >> smash, his 15th of the year and it's 1-0 as you see the replay right there. now we are 1-1 still in the first. patty marlow will force a turnover and a pretty good move here to get it logan couture. the man knows how to. in the net, that's his 13th, they go to overtime. bread and assisted by joe thorton, that's the game under, big uplift for the sharks. they certainly needed it. by the way, with that assist thorton goes to number seven on the all-time nhl list for assists, 3-2 is your final.

i wonder if this is in the hbo documentary with covington student nic sandmann they tried to destroye are the people lecturing you about fake news. amazing. author of the book panic attack he joins us tonight. hey, robbie. this does seem a little bit preposterous, right? this is like hiring a homeless guy as your realtor. [laughter] bernie madoff as your financial advisor. this kid is lecturing us on fake news. >> i wonder if the documentary will cover any of the myriad, multiple w errors false news stories, misleading stories, post truth world that we live in according to them. i wonder if their own role in that will be chronicled.in i think that's the annoying thing, right? they act like everything was fine and then all of a sudden trump and the rightht wing media they created this dispope yahweh live in where you can't trust any information and we are just these, you know, these poor lost souls trying to deliver you the truth. we are not ideological we are above the fray. that's their message. i don't think anyone believes that and i don't think people on the left believe that aft

howie: overshadowed by the iran story, cnn settle the lawsuit filed by nick sandman, the covington catholica great hat who was characterized as disruptive force in a confrontation with a native-american at they said it was designed to quote, deter cnn engaging in false, reckless, agenda driven attacks against children. cnn said it was covering a newsworthy event and adding facts as they developed. he is suing "washington post" and nbc. his lawyer says more suits coming against 13 media outlets. this was awful episode as most media rushed to judgment based on misleading video. cnn paid some sum of money to make the suit growing away, given pr nightmare, who a teenager who was unintentionally or not infairly maligned. i'm howard kurtz. check out my podcast, apple itunes, fox newsed p.o.d. cast or also on your amazon device. facebook page, post the daily columns. continue your conversation, and dialogue on twitter at howard kurtz. i told my staff, maybe do the whole show on megan and harry, i heather: good morning to you. it is monday, january 13th. happening right now at 4:00 a.m. on the east

this video from last january shows covington catholic high school student standing close to a nativemarch for life rally. cnn and other you outlets depicted nick sandman and his classmates as racially insensitive. sandman said he was trying to diffuse tensions. the u.s. base force is looking to get a boost from private companies. beginning next month the defense agency will hold a pitch day. the agency will solicit competitive proposals from commercial technologies in the hopes of accelerating the building of space defense capabilities, information technologies will be among those sought. finally, uber taking further steps to enhance safety. uber will be sending out four digit pin codes to users in the u.s. and canada, passengers must give that code to their drivers who will enter it into the app to verify the driver. uber says the new feature will be available by the end of the week. cheryl: look at the license plate. if you call a an uber, make sure that matches. that's the easiest way to verify. tracee: and the signs that are lit up, that is also helpful to look at. lauren: let's

robert covington leading by as many as 22. the warriors cut it to single digits. minnesota won 99-84. it is golden state their straight loss. nfl playoffs, the warriors went back to work after a little time off. the biggest news is the return of linebacker quan alexander. the soul of the defense. out with a torn pictorial muscle. it is possible he could play in the postseason. jason garrett reportedly out at dallas as head coach. the team is not releasing a statement that news is leaking like a sieve. dallas went 8-8 this year and missed the playoffs. the cowboys may postseason five of his nine years in big d and never advanced past the divisional round. nhl sharks acca pittsburg on 80s night last night tied it to an overtime san jose attack and brent burns lasered one past jerry and goal. the shards won 3-2. the third win in the last 14 games. that is my first morning sports of the roaring 20s. and it feels so good. see you later. >>> there is renewed hope that the mavericks surf competition could be revived on the san mateo county coast. a university student who

host: joe in covington, georgia, independent line. you are on the air with author peter bergen. caller: good morning. thank you so much for the very interesting show. i am calling because i have not heard anybody yet talk about the hypocrisy of the democratic house of representatives this past tuesday passing a spending trillion for trump to have with no budget ceiling until september 30, including over $2 billion for the wall. and we know it has already been approved that he can do whatever he wants with our money. and the very next day they vote to impeach him as unfit for public office. that is so ridiculous, like this impeachment is a cover-up for, you know, a distraction for what is going on. host: thank you for the call. we will get a quick response. andt: i think democrats republicans want to know that congress is working, and a way to show it is working is bypassing this budget authorization. the moving towards passing free-trade agreement with mexico and canada. wants toancy pelosi demonstrate that we can do more than two gum and walk at the same time. host: back to the