appointed the youngest of a press as, as in press. secretary, who would have been in your old department of communications. any advice apart from reading the reading your book note of as well. i mean, look at the problem is, you know, he's going to want her to live for him. and you know, that job does require some lying, no matter what president you're running with or being a part of it means just unfortunately that's a tough spot to be. in but i would say to her, she's 27 years old. i try to keep the line to a minimum. if you can, you know, don't, don't get pushed into something like, you know, you really hurt spicer when he told spicer to go out and say that my crowd sizes were bigger than obama is when, empirically, they were not. and so i would just tell her, try to keep the line to a minimum. but good luck. yeah, let her lives over the bible. harris administration, obviously. i mean, you said you didn't want to and then look at, you go, you run for public office. you lie, and if you stand at the podium, you know, i only had one press commerce on the white house and i think i distinguish myself by not

so it is, it is incumbent on the money to move the south african for the service, the department of community safety and transport management in the northwest. providence or the, and assist are they want, they bought the media and for a long lives, they don't want to us these to members. i suppose the, they, the response to that the would be. and we're dealing with a situation that if, if the police, as you suggest, should not be put in the position to go into dangerous mine shots than the people the miners that are less there. it suggests that they are going to be stuck there for the 1st able future on what kind of situation is that going to lead to have they only got one choice to come up and risk arrest on. why will they not do that? what do they fear? so much about that, is it deep rotation or, or something else? to be honest with you, i am and this meant to be a lift for a very long time. that's why it's now coming a ticking time bomb. in april or the see, we issued the press statement, who insurance up to the on my mind, this used to mind, i'd be happy to take this issue if not be takin

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of san jose stands with our small business community. >> ortiz says tuesday's giveaway marks the start of the city's pilot camera safety program. each camera comes registered with the san jose police department's cam program to ensure good communication between the department and small businesses. he says this is in response to thieves targeting some of san jose's most vulnerable populations. >> and unfortunately, when crime happens here in the city of san jose, a lot of times they target, you know, our immigrant community because maybe they're less likely to interact with our police department, and especially now with the presidential elections, there's going to be more of a hesitancy, hesitation for our immigrant community to reach out to the police department. >> it's providing peace of mind for nguyen, who says this has been a long time coming. >> these cameras are critical, and it lets us know that the city is listening. the city wants to help small businesses grow, and they're very invested in our future. >> for now, this is only a pilot program. if it's a success, councilmember ortiz hopes to expand it across his district here in east side san jose. in san jose. lena howland, abc seven

of contempt for her community. that letter goes on to read, quote, resign now for the sake of the department. the community and the integrity of the office, you once swore to uphold, we will no longer work with you. that ship has sailed. all you're doing is playing the role of victim with a disaster of your own making. quit. we reached out to sheriff corpus for her response. as of this report tonight, we have not heard back. >> san francisco police have arrested a man they say shot a pregnant woman. this happened last tuesday near hollister avenue in the bayview. police say the victim was arguing with a man who then shot her and then took off. the suspect, khyree robertson, was arrested two days later in daly city and booked on two counts of attempted homicide. we do not have an update on the woman's condition and her relationship to the suspect is still unclear. an update now on a vandalism attack at the urban alchemy nonprofit. san francisco police now say they are investigating graffiti of a swastika on their building on market street as a possible hate crime. the safety ambassador group re

department does other than actual operations. nothing that it does without the direct involvement of civilian employees. even on the battlefield, you have employees in a supporting role. the logistic systems of the department, the communication systems of the department, the acquisition systems, the personnel systems all run with a substantial input i the expertise of civilians. if you did not have that expertise, you would be hard- pressed to get our service members paid, hard-pressed to get their families taken care of and hard-pressed to equip and train our soldiers so they could operate in the field. there is no aspect of the departments operation that does not have dod civilians embedded in it and that relies on deep expertise. you could put in other people to do it but without the expertise you have there now, i worry that the functioning would not be as good. it would start with the budget process. putting together a budget in the department of defense is an incredibly complex process and we tend to think at a political level of a few major political issues that over arched with heavy political weight but there is a lot of detail going down to the $100,000, $10,000 level of putting together the pieces to make sure the

department does other than actual operations. nothing that it does without the direct involvement of civilian employees. even on the battlefield, you have employees in a supporting role. the logistic systems of the department, the communication systems of the department, the acquisition systems, the personnel systems all run with a substantial input i the expertise of civilians. if you did not have that expertise, you would be hard- pressed to get our service members paid, hard-pressed to get their families taken care of and hard-pressed to equip and train our soldiers so they could operate in the field. there is no aspect of the departments operation that does not have dod civilians embedded in it and that relies on deep expertise. you could put in other people to do it but without the expertise you have there now, i worry that the functioning would not be as good. it would start with the budget process. putting together a budget in the department of defense is an incredibly complex process and we tend to think at a political level of a few major political issues that over arched with heavy political weight but there is a lot of detail going down to the $100,000, $10,000 level of putting together the pieces to make sure the

of our precious coastal community. as a member of the appropriations subcommittee on agriculture, this significant boost from the u.s. department of agriculture will present our western basin with a major new opportunity. planting trees can develop community wide and neighborhood and environmental consciousness, organizing grassroots planting teams across our precious freshwatershed. we all have a responsibility to the future. by helping seed a new and renewed consciousness across lake erie's abundant freshwater basin. the city of toledo sits at the lowest elevation in our vast watershed that hugs lake erie and drains all the runoff into it. thus trees also provide a great filtering capacities as trees store and filter water. the city of toledo has been handed this rather major task to green up. my hope is is that regional stewardship will include trees acquired from local growers, links to environmental organizations, and engagement of our metro parks and black swamp concertificate vancy. the tree planting creates a once in a generation opportunity for community betterment and for popular mobilization. including downtown toled

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of defense buildup and all the money are going into the department of defense to carry out reagan's vision of peace through strength and community and came out in a way of fully appreciating it. >> they were concerned about it's a baseline enclosure. he was aware that the infrastructure of the military could be reduced. given an up or down vote 24 congress and be able to reduce spending overall withoutu cuttig costs to military personnel. going for the likes of him in the best position. going to put them on the line and going for the end of the day and he can bring people along like nobody i've ever known and the security blanket for a cabinet and national security adviser. it's an honor and writes about it sensibly and the second thing is reagan was a strategic visionary and not a day-to-day line going for him to write later and going to have a meeting a week with president reagan. the parliamentarian will read a communication to the senate. the parliamentarian: washington, d.c., november 6, 2024. to theed under the provisions of rule 1 paragraph 3 of the standing rules of the senate i hereby appoint the honorable george helmy,

. >> lisa, you speak to a lot of people within the department of judge community. their gut instinct. we have heard about the dismay and concern and the dangerous like of people had about the potential of matt gaetz justice department and attorney general under -- justice department under his watch as attorney general. your take about the real impact that that could have in real terms for the way our justice department governs. >> reporter: i think that if you are listening to people who think trump the sequel should be blier and more vengeful than the original, there are few people better positioned to execute on that promise than matt gaetz, should he be confirmed. but when you talk to lawyers who are affiliated with the department or have been affiliated with the department, peter, they are still in disbelief that matt gaetz could lead the same department that merrick garr rand who prosecuted the oklahoma city bombing and went on to a legendary creeper as a judge in the federal appeals court for the district of columbia and almost a supreme court justice. the ide

i think one of the big issues we have, in intelligence community department of defense we don't want to broadcast any potential vulnerabilities or weaknesses, when you have a conversation where you address a problem where there is no solution it makes it a very uncomfortable. >>. mr. shellenberger, you published an april on news publication you owned called public. alleging new unnamed government whistleblower has come forward asserting classified program exists. can you give us what specific evidence you have. or your source provided you to substantiate the claims about the existence of the program. >> you have the report in front of you now. i checked the report, i did not find it based on existing cases, it new cases for me. i had not found anyone that answeredun me it was not a circular reporting. i had name of the program confirmed by more than one source. so yeah, i checked to make sure that source was that it claimed to be. >> okay. >> i should also say, i said before it was database it is a broaderbe program, that includes human intelligence. and the retrieval. >> any knowled

with the laptop and its authenticity and it really sacrificed the credibility of the intelligence community and department of justice because they were playing politics. the department was under bill barr i believe at the time. to support the left or protect the bidens. this is what happened. i think this is why so many people in the country feel the more people oppose folks like matt gaetz, no matter their background, the more they want some buddy like that because they know that deep things happen covered up and they want someone who will take an adversarial position. i appreciate you fact checking me if it is not true. it is 100% true. host: let me let jeff mordock jump in. guest: he is right in terms of people want -- trump won the popular about, got the help -- popular vote, got the house, got the senate, but there is a mandate. people are frustrated with how some of these department have run, and they want to bring people in who will clean house and overhaul because they feel that they've gotten too political and they are making political decisions. that was back to what i said earlier. one of the c

you think about the department of defense, our intelligence community the department of justice. these are people that will either make or break our national security. and our domestic security. and so we need to have that information. what is in their background? much of it is being leaked out. drip, drip drip. and it doesn't look good. so let's get on with it. get that information out there. hopefully there will be nothing. well, there will be something wrong with some of these individuals. we know that already. there's likely to be more and what they will do in office regardless of the background check, is of utmost concern. take for example, hegseth at the department of defense. he intends to turn that department upside down. he is going to put in policies that are going to make it very, very difficult to recruit women and minorities. and within the the ranks, he is going to spread fear and great concern people are going to hunker down. they're not going to be willing to speak out about what should or should not be done with the military. all that's very, very disruptive. you

built a new department of public safety and community resources week. hired 40 new police officers, its mindset of program and the fact of the matter is we have a hotel that we've now leverage. got additional 6.8 million from the governor. >> the mayor elect is a former city manager with more than 3 decades of public service. his top priorities in office is public safety, homelessness and economic development for now says at 3 public safety will be number one, whether it's hiring the right police chief community. >> community policing, focus police chief, whether it's hiring are 40 plus vacancies in the police department establishing neighborhood watch programs that been gone by the wayside recently and make sure there's things for our kids to do after school, looking for locations for police substations around different parts of town. meantime, mayor hernandez thorpe's term ends the first week of december. so continue to be the mayor. until then and i'm sure will continue to pass the legislation until i get there. and so back to japan that to complete

of contempt for her community. the letter goes on to read, quote, resign now for the sake of the department. the community and the integrity of the office, you once swore to uphold, we will no longer work with you. that ship has sailed. all you're doing is playing the role of victim within a disaster of your own making. quit. we did reach out to sheriff corpus for her response. as of this report tonight, we have not heard back- [music]. >> coming up with online shopping, kicking into high gear for the holiday season, cyber experts are warning consumers to be careful what they say you should do to protect yourself. >> and we got the rain out of the way early. now we're heading for fog and some frost advisories, cold overnight lows, travel concerns with that fog in the valley i'll have a forecast for that coming up. >> all right, bill plus at 5.30 demanding change after a deadly head-on crash. why? friends of the victims say caltrans shouldn't wait any longer to improve the safety of highway 25. >> and up next, as holiday shoppers head to stores in san francisco. what the police chief says offi

we serve well, both the department of defense and the intelligence community, and to the extent that eed it, civil communities, for doing that. i think it is an efficient use of resources. it is a vantage point that takes advantage of holistically the whole earth. and it allows us to distribute that information quickly. and it allows us to coordinate with those groups to deliver that information that ultimately is needed. emily: before i turn it over to kari to talk about the generational change, i remember the old tv show, "24 process and laughing when they said "redirect the satellites from cell phone!" [laughter] if only he could do that. i want you to explain "dropping back it's from the sky," because that is a little thing that used to happen. what did that mean? chris: so in the 1960's, it was very difficult to take pictures and being them to earth. today we have cell phones. anybody that was born after 1990 has no idea what film is. and so the most efficient way to get it was to put the camera in space, have the film with the camera, take the picture, rollup the film when you a

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department. but we're told there's another winner as well. the community is going to get 500 meals presented by our culinary school and the fe department and police department. it's a beautiful example of unity of the community coming together, everybody helping each other out and getting a lot of people fed. mayor breed and the departments carved over 600 pounds worth of turkeys, all to feed seniors and the unhoused in san francisco. feels like a must win this weekend for the 49ers. yes, the red and gold are heading to buffalo to take on the bills on sunday night football team practicing today at levi's stadium. see him right there. quarterback brock purdy was limited with a shoulder injury, as you might know, that kept him out of sunday's game against the packers. the bills are right now in first place in the afc east, while the niners are in last place in their division. on the bright side, at five and six, they're only a game out of first place. despite all their ups and downs this year. the team still has a lot of confidence that they can make a late season run. i think the vibe is probably a lot lower outside of this locker room than it is in. you know, i think our team is hungry

the department of justice and the intelligence community has undermined and sabotaged our democracy. hey've tried to stop donald trump through third date -- third state despotic needs. he has also won a mandate to fundamentally reform the department of justice, the fbi and the entire intelligence community. tulsi gabbard as the director of national intelligence will lead the effort. to find those bad actors and to ensure that the intelligence collection process across all intelligence agencies is done only to protect americans, not to persecute them. at the same time, matt gaetz will reform doj to return into the premier crime-fighting organization, not an arm of the democrat party. we will find an fbi director who is going to lead an effort to get the fbi back to basics. find criminals, find cartels and gangs. find terrorists and put them in jail or send them home. but do not use the awesome powers of the fbi to try to rig our democracy as it's happened in recent years. this is why president trump is indeed the greatest champion of democracy in modern american history. he weathered t

the clerk: h.r. 5464, to name the department of veterans affairs community-based outpatient clinic in guntersville, alabama, as the colonel ola lee mize department of veterans affairs clinic. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. the senate will proceed to the measure. mr. schumer: i further ask that the bill be considered read a third time and passed, and that the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i ask unanimous consent that the committee on veterans affairs be discharged from further consideration of h.r. 7333 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: h.r. 7333, to name the department of veterans affairs medical center in west palm beach, florida, as the thomas h. corey v.a. medical center. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. the committee is discharged and the senate will proceed to t

. >> the philosophical argument the department of defense and the intelligence community is solution oriented and when you don't have answers it's a tough spot to be in. >> it's easier to be quiet and suppress if you don't have the answer. >> indeed. there's a very real example when we built the u2 spy plane and flew it over then russia and taking reconnaissance and when we first started flying the aircraft, so high and so fast, we didn't they they were tracking us. but they were tracking every flight-- >> i would suggest to you, you also have a problem with the path dependence increasing returns, that's one reason why they won't disclose it, too painful to admit. i want to read a couple of things from mr. shellenberger, what he gave to us today because i think this is interesting stuff and i just want to convey this to you. on usg networks there exists infrared footage of and a group of vessels engaged in significant and massive collection over the area of the pacific ocean, close proximity to the vessels, large triangle directly over the ships and three bright points are seen at ea

with matt gaetz being pree proposed for the head of the department of justice with tulsi gabbard being proposed as the head of the intelligence communitynnotes a lack of seriousness and it also connotes a real disregard for facts and law, and that is really what is -- governs the department of justice is an adherence to facts, not ignoring bad facts, to look at the case dispassionately and to follow the law. and, you know, so far i would say that the track record for miss gabbard and for mr. gaetz is one that would, i think, cause most people at the department, whether they are, you know, agreeing or disagreeing with the policy positions of the incoming administration, real concern that there won't be that that adherence to following the rule of law. and that's quite serious. >> there was a lot of question or a lot of turmoil around january 6th, the lead up to january 6th in 2021. donald trump's refusal to accept the results of the election. the desire to get his doj to stop things or gum up the works. and his desire to put people in who would do it regardless of the law. within the department, andrew, there was an uproar and a lot of

we built a new department of public safety and community resources week. hired 40 new police officers since my incentive program in the fact of the matter is we have a hotel that we've now leverage. got additional 6.8 million from the governor. >> the mayor elect is a former city manager with more than 3 decades of public service. his top priorities in office is public safety, homelessness and economic development for now says at 3 public safety will be number one, whether it's hiring the right police chief community. >> community policing, focus police chief, whether it's hiring are 40 plus vacancies in the police department establishing neighborhood watch programs that been gone by the wayside recently and make sure there's things for our kids to do after school, looking for locations for police substations around different parts of town. meantime, mayor hernandez thorpe's term ends the first week of december. so continue to be the mayor. until then and i'm sure will continue pass the legislation until i get there. and so back to japan that to complete t

is the department of indian affairs bureau, department of interior bureau of indian affairs brian newland, the assistant secretary for indian affairs and citizen of the bay mills indian community. richard glenn melville, the deputy bureau director, office of justice services and member of the macabre tribe of washington, department of health and human services, the commissioner of the administration for native americans and administration for children and families in the us department of health and human services and of standing rock lakota dissent and the department of justice, darren carrero. just like it is spelled, the acting director of the office of tribal justice at the department of justice and enrolled member of the chickasaw foundation. you are first. >> thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member. glad to be with you today. serving as assistant secretary, had this privilege for the last four years now undersecretary holland's leadership and president biden. before i go any further i want to thank you in the ranking member for the way you structured this committee. typically those of us coming from the agencies appear first and often scary out of the room and i appreciat

department and preserve its independence. there is a policy that partisan politics may never play a part in making a charging decision. it has also been the tradition of no communicationween the department of justice and the white house in charging decisions. in light of all the things that matt gaetz has said, including that the department of justice is not some forth branch of government, it is controlled directly by donald trump, the president, as the executive. i think he is there to do donald trump's bidding if he it to make it to this high office. >> some thought maybe the appointment and resignation from congress may be give gaetz a way out of this probe. we will have to wait and see and more coming up on this show. barbara, thank you so much for joining us. >>> let's about the other selections that trump announced yesterday, including tulsi gabbard to be the director of national intelligence. gabbard is a former house democrat who ran for president in 2020. then two years later, she announced she was leaving the party. she is currently lieutenant colonel in the army reserve and has served in the hawaii national guard. but gabbard has never worked in the intell

second panel is the department of indian affairs interior bureau of indian affairs brian newland, assistant secretary for indian affairs and citizen of the bay mills indian community. richard and glenn melville the deputy bureau director office of justice services and member tribe of washington. department of health and human services, patricia the commissioner of the administration for native americans at the administration for children and families and the u.s. department of health and human services and of standing rock lakota. from the department of justice darren, just like it spells. [laughter] the acting director of the office of tribal justice and a member of the chickasaw nation. brian? you are first to break lexi bet you, thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member, good afternoon. i'm glad to be with you today. my name is brian newland i have the privilege of serving as assistant secretary and have had this privilege for the last four years now undersecretary leadership and president biden. mr. chairman come before i go any further i want to thank you in the ranking member for the wave structure this committee. as you know typically those of us coming from

part of my concern is we have something in the department of defense and the intelligence community called ipb and we use reconnaissance and other technologies to protect the space. certainly, if i was wearing my national security had, even if there was a 2% chance of some sort of hostile intent here, that is 2% higher than we can accept. there is a calculus capability versus intent to identify if something is a national security threat. we have seen capabilities but have no idea of intent. that is why this discussion is problematic from a governmental perspective because we have no idea. >> mr. shellenberger, you are familiar with the langley air force base incident? >> just what i have read. >> just what you have read? >> yes. >> i imagine a large percentage of the american population became aware of that with the wall street journal article, would you agree with that? >> yes. >> real where prior to the wall street journal article. >> to the rest of the panel, was the wall street journal article the first time you were aware of essentially and over two week you ap frenzy over langley air

aaro will be integrated into the review of these kinds of cases, and how you can be helpful to both the intelligence community and the department of defense in analyzing or being able to more quickly analyze what's knowable and what's not knowable so that -- because once you do identify it as a drone, for example, it then goes to the right department at dod or the intelligence community to asses, deal with, or take down, as the incident might be. but talk to us a little bit about what role you can play for both the dod and the ic community in these kinds of incursions that are happening when we don't know what tech is being used and we don't understand a flight pattern or we don't understand how they arrive and depart in the way they do. dr. kosloski: yeah, we are generally going to be supporting them through an advisory capacity as an organization that naturally needs to conduct baseline experiments of the environment to see what normal looks like, whether it's balloons, birds, anomalous activity, or drones flying through an environment. we're going to gather a lot of data that will allow us to characterize an environment very

so our fundamental job has stayed the same, and we serve well both the department of defense and the intelligence community to the extent that they need it the civil community. i think it's an efficient use of resources. it's a vantage point that takes advantage of wholistically the whole earth, and it allows us to distribute that information quickly and it allows us to coordinate with all those groups to deliver the information that ultimately is needed. >> before i turn it over to carrie, i remember the old tv show "24" and laughing when they were like redirect the satellites from my cell phone. if only we could do that, but we're getting closer and closer to that realtime look. what did dropping buckets from the sky mean? >> in the 1960s it was very difficult to take pictures and beam them to earth. today we have cell phones and anybody that was probably born after 1990 has no idea what film is. so the most efficient way to get it was to put the camera in space, have the film with the camera taking the picture, roll up the film when you're done taking all the pictures, put it in a bucket, essentially a

we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community as first peoples. as departmentequitable arts and cultural environment in san francisco, committed to supporting the traditional and contempary evolution of the american indian community. i am now calling on item 2, which is approval of the minutes. i remind commissioners to say their name after they respond to a motion. i will ask for a to approve the october 7, 2024 minutes. >> so moved, commissioner ferras. >> thank you. >> second, commissioner musleh. >> thank you so much. is there any public comment on item 2? approval of the minutes. >> for those in person please proceed to the public comment podium and fill out the information card. we are currently on item 2. your time will start when you begin sp you will receive a 30 second warning before your time concludes. requesting those in person. anyone who would like to make a public comment on the current agenda item? i see no request for public comment. public comment is now closed. >> thank you. are there any commissioner discussions or comments on seeing none,