. >> heading one a commits a crim under our laws especially with the change they made a has. i don't know why it's so important. >> she doesn't know why. she acts like zelda and made a disparaging remark about the color of her shoes or why she likes juice with pulp. disgusting. it says it all about the modern democrat they prefer fake victims of a ones of periodic crime reached across her state she made a law lot to refer to people and real estate with a gender neutral pronouns such as real estate sales people are salespersons. i can see the criminal on the stand. >> the judge goes circle, i'm not to tell you again you must respectfully refer to the perso you butchered as they or i'll insist on bail and your case i' sure the realtors will be pleased when new york use the right pronoun as they scream fo the love of god sell our home s we commit to florida months before that, she announces out sunni, college campuses would enforce a names and pronouns to ensure that transgender non- binary and nonconforming identities experience a diverse inclusive environment where the lgbtqia

they did not rule out possible hate crim charges in the future, since th five of them 6 victims were latino. he is being held on no bail right now, reed. >> anne , thank you so much. >>> vice president harris is in the area, talking climate chang an action to heal the claimant she is joining podcast called, a matter of degrees, in san francisco. then later this evening she will speak at a democratic national committee event before heading back to our nation's capitol. let's check your money now. >>> things looking up on wall street today, the dow gaining over 300 points , s&p 500 up, 42. and a big bounce to report for neck netflix. they added 2.41 million subscribers this past fiscal quarter, the first increase in quite a while, and they more than doubled the amount the projected. the company earned nearly $1 billio in revenue. >>> 600 jobs are leaving richmond with the closure of that hello fresh meal kit plant. it's scheduled to shut down on december 11th. the company blames the closure on the age of the building and outdated refrigeration systems there. the company says that closu

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but bufoemt the alternative forl them is to talk about the economy and the open borders and crim ande and all te other issues that they're getting absolutely destroy on in terms of what voters carem about. and in terms of who those voters trust to deal with those. issues that actually matter. so weirdly, you're right, it is completely a hail mary pass ,but it's probably they'reou probably best off talking about those things because they have done you know, they have no one else to blame butr themselves. they control every lever of power in washington. ngton anand they have wrecked ts economy and they refuse to even a soowledgt e that they've wrecked it, you know, let alonel come up with a solution.o fix >> or a proposal to fix any oftt it. >> now, harmeet, back to thehe january 6th grade, jamie raskin couldn't point to direct of evidence of trump's crimes, so he tried something. tantial tons of circumstantial evidence, includinluding tg thel that donald trump does publicly, for example, saying to the proud boys at the firstda presidential debate of 2020. chs stand back and stand by .

take him today regarding an international crim, the international criminal court that has a mandate in that regard and which i highly found, u. f. j zed thomas called jca yet. so i pardon 2 questions if i may am brought to shield. so regarding china as we go through middle name of the idea to take a business delegation on that visit to china is that's right. and so, and if yes, wild goose. and secondly, i know me, i would, i comes in, is there a lay joy or even a consensus amongst your pin council members ripping regarding a possible meeting of the t you 27 with the chinese. a leadership group is before anderson for good reasons. i am in a position to reply to the 1st question where we are for was taken business people with us one sunshine visit. so i would probably have to answer why, if we were not to do so this time around, it probably to mean to do as far as the european union agenda items are concerned and plans. this is something that the user should respond to. yes chance i will. thank you. i think we'll talk also from your news. i would like a 1st 2 questions please. one needs

and so where was responsible for that is very helpful for you. crim. we've been telling from the very beginning that this breach we will be a will, will try to, to the story as soon as we'll be able to the so so we'll keep hearing it from them . how help for this would be for them. and that they've been planning this all along yet somehow, even though it makes absolutely no sense for any reason that it was a rush or the blow up its own bridge. now again, we heard today from their press service, all the cranes and military intelligence. and they're released that sweets we, if we can put it up on the screen now, where they're saying that while the f as b and rushes investigative committee, we all know that there are fake structures. and that to their findings are absolute nonsense. so this plays along and so their theory that they have nothing to do. busy that and that it is probably russia who did it itself. and the reason why union there so confidence in dismissing these structures and dismissing the findings. it's because they are getting support from

the training from the united states and our allies that has been ongoing since russia's invasion of crim ea. that has made a very big difference as we think about the preparation for the ukrainian military for this conflict. that training is really critical and it points out that wars are not just one by weapon systems and munitions. they are absolutely critical. they are also won by strategy and having men and women in the military who are trained to know what they are doing, who have their eye on the mission. certainly, that is what we are seen in ukraine. nick: i met a lieutenant in the trenches in 2016, he was 22 years old and had come out if basic training wearing american combat boots, holding an american weapon, and contrasted that to someone who is 10 years older who was a post-soviet in his training. all of that has enormously shifted. ukrainian military ability not only on tactics, but operationally and strategically. senator tillis, let us use that to segue to western long-term support. at a conference in kyiv i was at a couple weeks ago, president zelenskyy talked about winte

. >> reporter: the mayor points t programs such as cease-fire to lead the way in preventing crim . another issue that troubles home oakland is homelessness . >> the only real issue to homelessness is housing . >> reporter: the mayor has quadrupled housing capacity in the past five years and encampments have decreased since 2019 . homelessness is a top priority for oakland and mayor schaaf address the need for affordable housing . housin that is expected to come with one of the biggest unfinished items in her 10 year period >> i hope i am remembered as the one who saved the oakland a's and did it in a way where they are privately financing their new ballpark and they are doing it in a way that actually gives their back. >> reporter: the terminal is a work in progress and the mayor says the bottom line is the dea has to be a fair one for oaklan . >> i have stood firm to not let sports teams screw oakland anymore than they have in the past. >> reporter: asked what she wil do next, mayor libby schaaf will remain involved with the public and will think about he role . >>> is santa clara

supporting the benefit of freedom front which is a tax-exempt organization that bails out violent crim criminals. terraces on the defense saying politics are to blame sing "people are are playing political games right now. we are 18 always from midterms but we have sadly not seen a lack of men's information and disinformation. i think this is another example of another one of those examples." dr. scott janssen is a republican governor candidate from minnesota. kamala harris made these, it was misinformation, yet this same group, this fund acknowledge it help secure the release of sean michael tillman who back in may shot and killed a passenger on a rail platform. his priors included three felony counts in wooded indecent exposure in the presence of a minor but i also want to point out the same groups also shelled out $75,000 to get a guy out of jail was charged with shooting at police during the george floyd riots. what kind of oversight does there need to be to prevent this group from getting these people back on the streets because it's not doing people in minnesota and a good. >> th

. >> first step in tonight's crim crisis around at breaking news his 14 -year-old chloe campbell has been found after a two-day search according to boulder colorado police who asked us to take down her picture in that she's been found. police believe she ran away and set both her and her family are receiving appropriate social services. a drive-by shooting outside the home of new york republican congressmen lee selden this wee and why his twin that 16 -year-old autos were inside zelda and is it running for governor of new york but please do not believe the shooting was targeted at him or his family. to the place with time. the place for the family's home in long island. selden's daughters were not hurt . it two, 17 -year-old boys were injured. the shooter remains on the periodic, came in florida a hig school student body slimming a police officer after the cop tried to break up a fight between two other kids. other students and staffers and dripping that help the officer get back on top. the attacking student got arrested for battery of an officer with the police chief there seeing t

. ♪ ♪ >> first stop in tonight's crim crisis round up and update a story out of los angeles.stabbed in the head wit a peer of gardening shears that i am homeless man in an attack. now we are learning she suffere a brain injury and could reportedly faced long-term issues with her balance and division. we're hoping the best for her. a new york adman on his lunch break captured this crazy video of a fight on a grand central station escalator. the two people involved it tumbled into the bottom and still continued fighting. bystanders tried to intervene. arrested one man and charged hi with assault also in new york a scary scene when the guy went after a subway rider in bronx station. he pulled back before the unaware strap eggert moved closer to the edge. that's when the suspect moved i again and pushed his victim on the tracks just as a train was arriving. fortunately bystanders quickly intervened and brought them int safety. he's got maynard injuries. his attacker now charged with attempted murder. in dc this disturbing video obtained by wt tg shows a group of teens it may be a

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crime emergency, we half way through the debate, she has not talked about locking up anyone committing crim crimes. >> anyone who commits a crime you were our law has co consequences, i don't know why that is so purpose for you. kennedy: for one, crime is destroying new york city. it also terrifying residents all over the state as it is in many big states and big cities. also, a pair of teenagers got shot in lee zeldin's front yard this month. why is the governor pretending this is not a problem? so, again, doug, if you were consulting some of these people, would you tell them to tackle things with a little bit more seriousness particularly crime and inflation? >> yes, absolutely. i remain a democrat, kennedy but not a defund the police, cashless bail democrat, i am a democrat who believes in sane law enforcement policies i don't know what kathy hochul was talking about last night, but one thing is for sure , sure, she is afraid of alienating the left wing of her party, giving lee zeldin an opening, i have been in new york, many viewers and analyst have spent time in new york, it is a diffe

the days best viral videos coming up and a bit >> first stop in tonight's crim crisis around roundupin the uk at neonatal nurse is on trial for allegedly murdering seven babies and trying to kill another ten. she's accused of of injecting insulin or air into the babies at the hospital where she worke between 2015 and 2016. she pleaded not guilty but prosecutors argue she was a constant malevolent presence wh intentionally placed in them remember this bazaar attack in new york? when a mob of greek goblins attacked and robbed it women on the subway earlier this month? one of the attackers has now no turned herself in. she's charged with robbery for her part of the attack. police are still looking for th other criminals the first one who turned herself and probably knows who they are. check out the bazaar security but it's from a restaurant in venice california as a homeless man see his feet dangling from the restaurant skylight? this was his second break-in. he could not get to the doors and windows so he came in through the roof and then got them rummaged around the restaurant downed

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we know how much is sin crim nating inside those boxes is really important evidence for any kind of acoming out about trump. and she's including some never-before-heard conversations she had with him. so one of these conversations is about the documents. and she asks him, hey, did you have any documents. and this is an interesting thing. we're hearing that he told his lawyer to say he handed everything else. he tells magee, i have some stuff and it's really cool stuff, here's the exchange. >> did you leave the white house with anything in particular? are there any momento documents you took with you, anything of note? >> nothing of great urgency. i have great things there. you know, the letters, the kim jong un letters. >> take those with you? >> look at what's happening. no. i think that's in the archives. most of it is in the archives. >> okay. he admits that right there, though. most of it is at the archives. now whether that's true or not, he's admitting he kept some of telephone right there on tape. >> it's amazing. if instead he said, well, not all of it's at the archives, which

so later afternoon, i'm somewhat biased here in addition to teaching evidence and crim pro, i'll teach a class in abolition in the spring and at 5 p.m. in this room we'll have a discussion on. abolition from thinkers and activists and it calls for as a theoretical framework calls for a different social and economic order in which police prisons no longer exist. so in many ways, abolition seeks dismantle existing legal and regulatory power structures, advance economic and racial inequality. and how do some of the inner some of the writings your book square with an abolitionist approach to social change. i'm happy to it's a little bit more difficult to think constitutional law and the way that the think about their movement because you know we're guided by a constitution it's not easy to just overthrow an entire regime although that's how we our original constitution. right. it's michael klarman who wrote a book calling it the framers coup. but so, you know in constitutional law we're at least stuck that we have this existing old texts that people really kind of have idolatry. so at a ce

we believee on ily wn less crim. and the only way that's going to happen is the right people of in office. >> s.o go out >> d vot talk about s this. g record murderre seeing record examples of murder, of violence.olence. >> i mean, real these are not like this. >> no one has ever seen. hig this is not records we want toto see. these are records you never want to see when you see high inflation records and crime. and here in georgia is up to 100% is up to hundred percent. that's a reasop n they believe o cash bail, no cash bail.ey belie people got to be held c accountable inas what is going o happen either way. >> not not words, no cash bail ,cops, thugs and gangsters, cale thugs and bullies. >> and he calls them name the debate. >> he said, oh, no, i love lov cops, that he's a liar.cops. that's the reason i say he is a false prophet. don't bear witness usana. do not t do that.he you know, right now it is time for people to know the truth. s nothe truth is , rafiah, one s not the senator for georgia. and he's a senato

because of issues of sc and right now the number is going even higher because of issues of schoolice,f crim, chof crime, because of the breakdown, the nuclear familying numb and a growing nuf people are realizing. we've incentivized government, we've incentivizedized women to marry the government, incentivize men to abandon their financial and more ncia. sibility >> and it's hurt blacks t more than anybody else. the democratic party is a party of racism, okay? they try to divide people to try to destroy people.roy people >> they pit people against each other for identity politics. and i'll tell you right now, blacks and browns and all americans, regardless of colorp, border, lowefe streets. they want a secure border. they want lower r inflation. disconne so there's a mythro the democratic party is has disconnectedt from not only fron minorities, but from americans. they're talking about things that are not relevant to americans. >> but haven't they ? i think i think donald trump, te if you remember, back in 2016, s it was about the forgottenas tim men and women in this country r and it was

the washington post, the new yorkng potimes debunking the notion tht illegal immigrants commit any crime, for that matter.a and i was just curious and my lead authors were curiousthe acu as well as to what the actualal. data said. and we found out that the data was being absolutely misrepresented. beg they claimed that native bon americans could be compared apples to applesompared ap to il immigrants, except for texas doesn't collect data on native born americans. that's some other category nati's i unidentified illegal immigrants. and every year, especially ins e serious crime categories, texas keeps finding more illegals inin its prisons that weren't identified initially upon more arrest. so there's more andille more illegals amongalsg the convicted felons in texas. when texas goe texs back andas s on people's immigration status. so the cato study was a lie. and yet, as you said, it was weaponized immediately by the usual liars to shout downhave anyone who said, well, maybe we shouldn't have open borders. absolutely. w itas was a a mischaracterization because you used t misit useo bt

they care about how crimew crim victims are presented becausect they neeard to paper over the fact that this is a team, anis duo, pritzker and lightfoot, that just moved the most permissive of no cash bail law in the country.e i mean, tucker, wehave have thew going into effect january one in illinois. if j.b. pritzkerjb's n is not ro from office on november eight ,s a law going into effect thatain. makes it non detainable. these are are non detainable offenses. non-inablearson, aggravated ass, second degree murder, kidnap,, e 45u walk in chicago alone. we have had we've had forty five people on electronic monitoringattemp who have attemd to kill or killed somebody while an electronic monitoring and that crime has come into the suburbs. >> that's exactly right. and boths ex lightfoot and pritzkere insu are totally insulatedla by taxpayer funded bodyguards. so they don't care profit. >> i appreciate your bravery. thank you. we'll be right. >> look at those two. when is the last time they were this happy? i know, right? this place is pretty special. it really is . >> hello, i'm mike lindel

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crim thie and now energy prices, food prices through the roof? re yes, ma'am. we are fired up because people here in northwest indiana, hoosiers believe that they deserve better. and and that's what i want to bringr ing toto them. you know, as these gas prices go up, as these grocery pricesup co up, as as congressman rezvan continues to spend our grandkids mone spendy, he js focuses on the wrong things and he's completely gone. washington, what he consistently does beyond obfuscating, beyond passinsisteg the buck, beyond claiming that he's providing lower tax optionwer tax s for people, is consistently focusedus on the rich and the elites ohe'y saying that you're going to advocate to implement a federal abortion ban. i'm not sure if that's what indiana's really caring about. right now. >> but your response to that, congressman or van is being completely dishonest. i am pro-life. i'm goindishong to protect life. but you know what, congressman? minivan's position on abortion that he voted for is that he would abort any baby for anyt time, for any reason, aty taxp

crime is up the southerny d crim border, believe it or not.e is the southern border is relevant in connecticut ofreleva the fentanyl issue. so we just got tnt in o stick t. those topics. it's working. it's paying off, and we'rewerein making history, connecticut. and we're going to turn this country around. we're going to flip the houses of representativescountr and ged of nancy pelosi once and for all. and connecticut's going to be a part of this in this race. >> that would justri be absolutely incredible. if that happened.t woul and let me just ask, when you incredat you just said, i mean ,they try to define you as an extremist, but that doesn't sound extreme at all. it sounds very common sense. oriented. >> what kind of response do you get ? well, no, i get a great response because here's the issue, right? what's extreme >> a great are the bad policies, the failed policies and the biden harris administration that has plungedh us to high inflation. people ha i've got families that areime pt having a hard time putting food on the table, high gas prices. look, you know, the democrat leadership,

democratic world view, tuckerr,, with with voters rightly terrified about the ongoing post, george floyd crimt e wave, this would be the moment to try to rebrandand th the democratic party as the part y of law and order. so what does biden do? he accuses the cops yet again of racism. racism biden said that blackses and and whites use marijuana at equal rates, but the criminal, u justice system treats blacks much more harshly. that equal use that claim is both false and irrelevant. moredrug treatment admissions da show that blacks, in fact, aretc addicted to an abuse marijuana at much higher rates. but in any case, marijuana use is irrelevant to possession convictions. nobody case, p goes to jail foro possessing a joint. the average weight possessede by federal convicts possession convicts in 2013 was 48 pounds. that's one very big blunt. these convictions possession convictions are always pled al for more serious charges. so what's this initiative really all about? tucker? simply bashing america yet again for endemic racism. that's the fundamental democratic worldview. and that's why america'

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having been a prosecutor for 8 years san mateo does not mess around they have #er penalties for crim in their county then and there we do here. i watched as certain things here have been decriminalized boy the da's office selective enforcement of laws boy the da's office over the course of a number of years contributing to believing certain crimes are okay in san francisco. of course, we want to be our own person. we want to make sure we are being the most equal and fair we can. we want to rely on responsible alternatives to incars rigz we should not try to copy or emulate another county. but the same time again we need to restore account accountability to san francisco it can look different of the for some a requirement of drug treatment. in it is making sure they go through a training program. and for otherers it is mental health treatment. for some who commit heinous crime its might be prison we have to have consequence on the table for people who commit xriem in san francisco that has been the practical. we had people said it is a free for all. they have decided that this is the

(inaudible) also has awarded a grant to do crim inal justice planning work and taking hold of our ability to work with that system and also working with many other systems. this is way to resource the work and build on the (inaudible) that the criminal justice system is working on for years. (inaudible) focused on the development of the city wide strategic plan. next slide, please. the timeline really between now and december implementation of the planning process. (inaudible) doing drafting and coming out with our sort of external education and support process to adopt it in early 2023. just to give a sense where we are approaching the planning process and the plan itself. really really focused on having the goal to advance exwuty driving the entire plan. this requires a lot of culture change internally across many different parts of the system but we know the social racism and economic inequality are the drives of homelessness and that needs to be a central foundation and orientation of the plans and goals and strategies in all the work we do, not just as a department but as a homeless

and upon support to expand a robust network for prevention and crim patrol development on consent and motor vehicle listenity. femininity and all of the things that folks struggle with there are resources. great models that be rebelicated and brought to the school. you are not in it alone. i want it highlight there is a role for young people in all of this. there are were great peer resourgs models program this is are happening in our city nacenter the voice of young people and the agents of change and educating their pierce can prosecute voiding that energy toward cullure change that needs to happen in our schools. and i am i have also like supervisor mar, have a long list of to do's out of this hearing there will being support for the safer school sexual assault task sdpoers including youth voice system something we now know that earlier was not taken as seriously. but also i will be documenting the things that happen and presented during this hear and for it a formal correspondence it is an important first step with the city, board of supervisor and it is school board in making sur

having been a prosecutor for 8 years san mateo does not mess around they have #er penalties for crim in their county then and there we do here. i watched as certain things here have been decriminalized boy the da's office selective enforcement of laws boy the da's office over the course of a number of years contributing to believing certain crimes are okay in san francisco. of course, we want to be our own person. we want to make sure we are being the most equal and fair we can. we want to rely on responsible alternatives to incars rigz we should not try to copy or emulate another county. but the same time again we need to restore account accountability to san francisco it can look different of the for some a requirement of drug treatment. in it is making sure they go through a training program. and for otherers it is mental health treatment. for some who commit heinous crime its might be prison we have to have consequence on the table for people who commit xriem in san francisco that has been the practical. we had people said it is a free for all. they have decided that this is the

mainly roll row and zelda have become really studental in helping bring multicraft core crim patrol the construction trade credits to this your. local college does not offer the classes and it is the only place where locals learn construction trades. we run 9 cohorts with over 100 graduateds and the vast majority have -- received jobs with local units or with local construction companies the impact this had is e menstrual. our rural community we are supportive and hope you material out in our area and bring san front to the mountains. thank you. >> thank you. i have gone tr low income living you in a status of goodness. actually. and i want to say that because of sfpuc i have gone somewhere with myself rather than stuck in i low income your so thank you. >> thank you. your line is open you have 2 minutes. caller are you well in can you hear me? great. commissioners thank you for the opportunity i'm lisa beautifuler a senior principal with stantec consulting. az a furthermore stantec is committed to inclusion and diversity and committed to giving back to the communities we live and work