my name is danielle harris. i'm the director of public policy for san francisco public defender's office. i'm here again to ask this commission to take a formal and hard look at dpa's ability and commitment to fulfill their mission, which which as far as i can tell, is laid out in the charter. and it has been affirmed by the electorate over 80 percent to hold police accountable. as i told you at the last commission meeting the current rate of records released by dpa at that rate, it will take a quarter century for all the records to be released on just the current sworn sfpd. that in itself is unacceptable. then we have strategic plans presented tonight which nowhere acknowledged that holding police accountable is the reason dpa exists. i heard discussion about refining our mission and defining our mission. it is not up to dpa to define their mission. their mission is defined very clearly in the city charter. and it can't be in name only. the only place that i see the words police accountability appear in those

. >> i'm danielle harris, director the public policy with the public defensor's office since 11999 and on each new arraignmet we would get through the sheriff's department through the bailiffs the hold information on each client. that stopped at some point and i was not privy to why that change was made and that was one of the recommendations that came out of the 2016 reenvisioning working group, was that it be reinstituted and it has not been. >> thank you, miss harris. >> i honestly don't remember that, but here is what i think happened. we used to keep the calendars in court and we don't do that any more and we had those lists of holds, but the fact is that the public defender gets a copy of the psa and the holds are in that. >> is there a way to make that process -- >> i think we should talk off-line to figure that out. i mean, we don't have a magic hold list, either. so we can figure that out. >> thank you. are we monitoring 48-hour regulations and relationing those folks? >> yes, pretrial is doing that for us. >> do we have -- >> i'm sorry, the 48-hour count for the probable caus

my name is danielle harris. i've been a public defender in san francisco since 1999. i'm currently director of public policy for the san francisco public defender's office. on behalf of our office and the communities we serve i'm respectfully asking the commission to agendize as soon as possible the police department and dpa's response or lack thereof to the amended section 832.7 of the penal code that went into effect january 1 of this year and holds that serious police misconduct is not confidential, yet nine months over nine months later, we have received responses from the police department on just 77 of the 2,200 -- excuse me 2,0030039 officers or 3.2 percent from dpa that number is even lower. we've had responses of just 68 of the 2339 offices or 2.9. at this rate it will take 25 years for there to be compliance with this law. in the meantime, today is international wrongful conviction day. and exoneration records if they teach us anything, they teach us that numerous human beings are sitting in jail and prison, arrested charged and even convicted based on polic

he wrote a book called the god delusion but he has some cold followers, sam harris, christopher hitchens passed on, and daniel bennett Ãbthe column the four horsemen of the atheist apocalypse. they are aggressive and angry. the old atheism of the 20th century was much more live and let live. the idea was i can't believe but if you want to believe that to our business and is probably good for you and probably good for society. the new atheists will have none of this. they will say i don't believe and to make sure nobody else believes either and i'm going to crusade to try to destroy everybody's faith. part of it is playing a little off the apocalypticism of the new atheist. talk about last days the latter day saints, trying to broaden the scope of apologetics. you have a catholic tradition goes up back to saint thomas aquinas. they make a lot of philosophical arguments for the existence of god. him a whole range of things at st. thomas aquinas did. then you've got a protestant tradition which focuses on the text. martin luther, the idea of soul in scripture that the bible is the open authority. the protestant

sam harris, christopher hitchens passed on and daniel bennett, call them the force and of the atheist apocalypse. they are aggressive and angry. the old idea of the 20th century was much more live and let live. the idea that i can't believe but if you want to believe that is your business. i don't believe and i'm going to make sure nobody else believes it and i'm on a crusade to destroy faith. part of it is the apocalyptic -- talking about the last -- trying to broaden the scope of apologetics. a catholic tradition goes back to st. thomas aquinas that they make philosophical arguments for the existence of god. i'm sure you're familiar with these arguments, a whole range of things. then a protestant tradition which focuses on the text. the bible is the ultimate authority but the protestant tradition wants to go back and look at the text itself and find evidence for belief within the text of eyewitnesses for jesus's resurrection. there are traditions being left out of the apologetic conversation. for instance society called quakers or latter day saints, we focus on direct experience wit

sam harris, christopher hitchens has passed on and daniel, a philosopher at tufts university, they call them the four horseman of the atheist apocalypse but their aggressive and angry. the old '80s and of the 20th century was much more live and let live. the idea i can't believe but if you want to believe that your business and is probably good for you and probably good for society. the new atheist will have none of this. they will say i don't believe that i'm going to make sure no one else believes either and i want a crusade to try to destroy effluence faith. part of it is playing off that of the new atheists that i'm not talking at the last days, the latter-day saints. i'm trying to broaden the scope of apologetics. you have a catholic tradition the prospective st. thomas aquinas in which to make philosophical argument for the existence of god. i'm sure if a with these arguments, the argument for design, a whole range things st. then you have a protestant tradition which focuses on the text to remember martin luther taught this idea, the bible is the ultimate authority so find eviden

studios turning james comey memoir a higher loyalty into miniseries and jeff daniels will play james comey and brendan gleeson of harryr fame will play donald trump. what do you think. i could see it working out. and not everyone is looking forward to this show. look at these fiery tweets. jeff, giving the trader a platform, hollywood really is disconnected with the american people and lastly what a waste of great talent. cbs's the show will be responsible and a comprehensive account of real life events. jillian: the nfl has strict rules on uniforms, what players are allowed or not allowed to wear and they don't always care. >> new orleans saints linebacker davis was fined $7000 for wearing this head band that said man of god on it but he went to instagram, posted should i still wear this headband? the money goes to a children's charity, the mission continues, the post flooded with people saying he should but like you said there's a policy in the nfl where you can't wear anything with a personal message on it and this falls under the guidelines but sometimes rules are meant to be broken. >> we will see what he continu

daniels will play him. brandon gleason, from harry potter, will play president trump and cbs says it will be a fair, responsibled account of real-life events. >> dana: we'll see how that goes. >> i don't think president trump -- >> dana: another story capturing attention, ellen degeneres is taking time to address a moment that sparked twitter mob over the weekend. she was watching football with george w. bush. >> during the game they showed a shot of george and me laughing together and so people were upset, they thought why is a gay hollywood liberal sitting next to a conservative republican president, didn't even notice i'm holding brand-new iphone 11. but a lot of people were mad and did what people do when they are mad, they tweet. >> dana: back to carly on this. >> yeah, it is sad a picture of a republican president sitting next to a liberal comedian was criticized. i thought it was a neat moment. i believe most felt the same way. the loudest, most opinionated voices are found on twitter and people use social media as weapon, way to bully people, cancel culture, boycott hashtags, but ellen used this as teac

daniel dale. thank you for looking at that. >>> meantime, democratic presidential candidate kamala harris said it may be time to get him off twitterher following his tweets about the whistle-blower. >> his twitter account should be suspe suspended. i thy there is plenty of now evidence to suggest that he is irresponsible with his words in a way that could result in harm to other people. the privilege of using words in that way should probably be taken from him. >> talk about this now. former federal prosecutor laura coates. would twitter legally suspend the president's account on this basis harris is laying out? >> they're a private company and can do what they like. they're not beholden to the first amendment principles, give it and take it the way they see fit. the thing about it, consistency. twitter is under attack because of guidelines and rules how to use the different streams and boards. they're able to do so in a way not consistent. remember last year trump was under assault about twitter. talked about a nuclear button bigger than kim jong-un's. this is advocating for a balance. look in context what world leaders are talki

cbs studios announced james comey will be played by jeff daniels in the new miniseries and donald trump will be played by brendan gleason of harryfame. not everybody is excited about this. jeff says giving the trader a platform, lying to congress and the president and you praise him. hollywood is disconnected from the american people. what a waste of great talent. the show is a fair, responsible and comprehensive account. >> the nba, is that up as well? >> davis says he was fined $7000 for wearing a head band that says man of god on it. they should keep wearing it. my mission continues and one of the reasons he wants it is if you buy those headbands, go to children's hospital. he asked, people responded, many say where it. >> why was he find? >> you are not allowed to wear personal messages with your uniform, strict guidelines of the uniform. >> wearing towels on their heads. >> sometimes rules are meant to be broken. the time is 15 after the top of the hour and ivy league intolerance. >> its ability to address. >> the university where kevin mc hillinin was shot off stage. they are banned from wearing the uniform at political ev

daniels will play comey. somehow they don't look alike. brendan gleason of harry potter fame will play donald trump. and maggie smith will play the role of adam schiff. we're kidding. >> laura: they do that with republicans. what's good for the goose is good for the gander. >> i don't think anyone is going to this movie. not to be outdone, film staging of the text messages between lisa page and peter strzok was released this week. it's called "fbi lovebirds." it stars superman's dean cain and buffy the vampire slayer's kristy swanson. >> i just went to a southern virginia walmart and i could smell the trump support. yeah. it's scary real down here. >> vomit. vomit. vomit. vomit. vomit. >> having a really tough time with the election this morning. >> i brought "all the presidents men", figured i needed to brush up on watergate. meanwhile, we have our task at hand. >> our task at hand. it reminds you -- by the way those are verbatim texts from >>these two. >> laura: you need the one where he's talking about obama. he mentions obama. >> it reminds me -- the fbi agents and their devotion to leaking did

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replaced by will harris and howie kendrick off the right field foul pole. bottom of the 9th now a 4-run lead for washington. danielck out michael brantley. the first world series tiet wl a 6-2 win. road teams won every game in this series. and it's d. krvpt's first championship since the coolidge administration. we should know more today but the talk around here is it's difficult without klay next to impossible now without steph curry curry and you've got to wonder will the warriors be one of the lottery teams come next season. that's it from chase. kpix 5. >>> 6:25. juul is facing a pair of new lawsuits including one from california's largest school district. the accusations against the san francisco ecigarette giant. >> and thousands of people are waking up in their homes this morning after being evacuated because of the kincade fire. but they still need your help. we'll tell you how. >> and you are looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza on this thursday morning. giana will have another update for your morning commute when we come back. you know when you're at ross and you realize you are the the hostess with

daniel with the play going up top from alan robinson and hauls it in for the score. bears take the lead, 21-17. ra eric harris the top snap. >> they reviewed this. harris was ruled down. looks like he he did not catch the ball until he hits the ground. jacob goes up and over for the go ahead touchdown. raiders are back in front, 24-21. who says men can't fly. in he overthrows his receivers and picked up by gary connolly. the raiders win. afterwards, this was john gruden in the locker room. >> i don't have a disco but let's all start dancing. [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> i am 56 years old. that's the most fun i had tonight. so proud of ya! y'all had no idea. we have been through a roller coaster already. what you prove today is you can beat anybody anywhere on any time zone! [ applause ] >> we'll have a great fly home. we had some injuries. i want everybody to have a great bi week. >> off whole week off! [ applause ] 49ers wrapped up with the browns at levi's stadium. here is head coach kyle shanahan on the chance for his team to start 4-0. >> nfl is hard. more talented than most of the teams -- we won the first

harris ordered were not enforced. today is october 1st, domestic violence awareness month. ten years ago i asked beverly upton why i've never been invited or daniellered at the san francisco memorial office. beverly replied, claudia, danielle was murdered and this is san francisco. every crime committed against my daughter was here in this city. every violation that was held unaccountable for, here in the city. her nonprofit helps people from all over the world and every woman desimpl deserves an sos. thank you for your service. domestic violence is an epidemic and the homicide has gone up since 2009 by one woman a day and that's unacceptable, i believe. i will leave you with, i hope you get this and i would like to be invited this year, ten years lawyelater and hear my daughters name memorialized because she deserved it for the past ten years and nobody offered it to her or me. thank you very. [cheers and applause] >> seeing no other public comments, public comment is now closed. where are we? madam clerk, go to the next item. >> item 43. this is a closed session for the board of supervisors to convene on september 3rd, 2019 for the purpose of con

daniel goldman, who joined adam schiff's committee in march. you may remember him from this and other news programs and harry burke a harvard educated lawyer who clerked for a judge in the famous fdny system. the committee tapped him for that tough round of corey lewandowski after the panel spoke. it harkens back to watergate when staff lawyers like fred thompson led witnesses to important revelations. >> did you say that because you wanted to protect the president? >> not to the best of my recollection. >> sir, did you deny it because you wanted to protect yourself? >> not to the best of my recollection, mr. burke. >> why did you lie on national television? >> are you aware of the installation of listening devices in the oval office of the president? >> i was aware of listening devices. >> those voices you hear asking the questions are the professionals and deploying them is another side that the planned hearings now won't be intended to be capitol hill talk-a-thons for sound bytes but rather focus more on getting evidence. now second in these new rules that we have now gone ahold of, protections for the target. president trump. remember, con

daniel goes up top for allen robinson and robinson second of the game. bears take the lead 21-17. 21 unanswered for the bears. fourth quarter, that's a fake. harris takes the direct snap, gets the first down, but the ball pops out at the end of the play and the bears recover. so they review this and they say harris was ruled down, and it looks like he does not touch that ball until he hits the ground. jacobs goes up and over for the go ahead touch down. raiders are back in front, 24-21. and who says men can't fly. he is flying right there. daniel heaves one downfield but overthrows his receiver and picked off by conley. the raiders win 24-21 and afterwards this was john gruden in the locker room. >> i don't have a disco, but let's all start dancing. i'll say this, guys, i'm 56 years old and that's the most fun i've ever had tonight. i'm so proud of you, you have no idea. we've been through a roller coaster already but what you've proved today is one thing, you can beat anybody, anywhere in any time zone. we're going to have a great flight home. we had some injuries. i want everybody to have a great bi-week. we have the whole week off. >> they see