and i sent an e-mail to dpa and some others about that case. no reply. so, let me say one thing. when you are the director of any department, let others put it in writing and say they're doing a go ahead job or whatever. suddenly, we are attending the public commission. the police commission rather two minutes public comment, yeah, two minutes for us. on important topics. we can use a blog, you know. that way we get a wider area to communicate and what is this session of the chair leaving the commission meeting and coming back and the voice chair taking over? what is this? musical chairs? we need standards. punctuality, as well as how you run the commission. and stop bringing the legislature from sacramento here to deck eight terms to us. thank you, very much. >> thank you, caller. or president cohen, that concludes public comment. >> president cohen: great. thank you, very much. all right, let's go to the next item. please call item 5. >> line item 5, commission reports. will be limited to a brief description of activities and announcements. commission discussions will be limite

dpa sb 1421 monthly report. >> president cohen: colleagues, any questions on the consent calendar? all right. seeing none. is there -- let's take public comment and then we'll take action. >> clerk: if you would like to make public comment, please dial star three at this time. and, president cohen, there is no public comment. >> president cohen: thank you. is there a motion to accept and adopt the consent calendar? a motion made by commissioner elias. is there a second? >> commissioner: second. >> president cohen: second made by commissioner byrne. please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion to accept the consent calendar item, [roll call] you have six yeses. >> president cohen: great everyone. that's unanimous. consent calendar passes. sergeant, could you please call a few items. we're going to go out of order. i'd like you to call item seven. >> clerk: line item 7, discussion and possible action to adopt revised department general order 5.01, "use of force policy and proper control of a person." meet and confer draft was approved by the commission on december 8th, 2021. discuss

that according to the news agency dpa there are believe to have opened fire when they were pulled over in a routine a traffic stop in the early hours of monday. it's unclear why the suspects might have opened far, where the more police room, where the more people remain at large of the w reporter a yashira or vapor is at the c r. welcome a yoga who to the police having custody. what is big news? we have to suspect now in custody. it's 38 year old and he asked the honor smith, who was searched for this a crime. he on this street, i'm standing near by the city of cruiser. and he was caught in the area where he's living in salzburg. it's around 60 kilometers from here. and he was taken into custody in a living area. i just spoke to a spokesperson of the police and sold spot. and they confirmed that he was taken into custody and it was without violence. they said, and now some minutes ago, we heard that a 2nd i suspect, was taken into custody. and this is a 32 year old. we don't know so much about this 2nd arrest, but we heard that there was a lot of police in the city center, a shopping a

today to discuss an immigration court system rather than it falling under justice department on the dpa is receiving much needed help after the deadly volcanoes eruption and tsunami the shirs shipments are arriving today. the united states is sending $100,000 worth of supplies, including water and kits ash has contaminated the drink water on the island. a fund raiser set up has raised over half a million for the recovery efforts >>> we got owinter weather advisory from washington, d.c. to new york city this morning. jan ne janessa webb is following that. >> if are you in the city in philadelphia, you are dealing with rain. that transitions over to snow around 7:00 a.m. that will linger for most of the morning. that process will be shut off. it's across the deep south, where it will be continuous moisture into the mid-atlantic as they're dealing with the colder temperatures. you can see from our radar right now, predominantly rain making its way in some spots, be careful, if you are walking arm, driving, you could see sleet and freezing rain with these temperatures fluctuating. this comi

let's use the dpa, defense production act, to ramp up supply and access of medicine so we don't haveation of a thousand deaths a day. >> carley: yeah, you are absolutely right. something 100% needs to change on that front. dr. janette nesheiwat thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you, have a good one. >> carley: on the covid-19 topic, lightening it up a bit. ron desantis is selling special merchandise to mark lockdown politician escape to the sunshine state. >> if i had $1 for every lockdown politician who decided to escape to florida over the last two years, i'd be a pretty doggone wealthy man. >> carley: the t-shirtss say "escape to florida," will be available on the governor's website after congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez vacationing mask less in miami went viral and new york congresswoman now tested positive for covid-19. shirts, pretty funny issue todd. i wonder if the lockdown pop tigzss will buy them? >> todd: there is another reason to move to florida right now. fox weather app, 14 degrees where i am. it is cold. florida much warmer, i'm freezing, carley. f

we want to reopen the dpa. we don't want justice to fight us on that.ip with merrick garland. garland has in fact fought for victims rights in a prior life, in the past as a lawyer. we asked that he agree with us or at least not fight us on asking a declaration that our rights were violated and we should have an opportunity to meet and confer and, in fact, we ultimately want this agreement we opened so that our input is reflected and it is not a hasty rush job at the end of an administration. amy: what is your since the attorney general will go? to summarize, the department of justice has charged boeing with criminal conspiracy to defraud the faa, federal aviation administration. boeing agreed to pay $2.5 billion in fines and compensation but the arrangement allows the company to avoid criminal prosecution. >> yes. just one correction, boeing only paid 240 3.7 million dollars in fines. the rest of it was mostly to airline customers that they had harmed, where they owed the money anyway because of the grounding. so they drew that money plus a bit of mone

remember back when trump was claiming the election was stolen in dpa ga.e state. there's like 11, 12% of americans that vote on electronic voting machines. if we took away that, we took away one of the ways that an election can be manipulated. there's a lot to do, overall, what is keeping me up at night is the idea that we are not the strong democracy that we once were. we rely on norms than on laws. we need to have people of good faith running the elections. >> thank you, unthinkable. reminder, cnn will mark the anniversary to honor the heros who protected our demauk rasy that day. live from the capitol, january 6th, one year later. hope you join us. and the surgeon general taking a hit at mass testing efforts. (burke) with farmers auto multi-policy discount, the more policies you have with us, the more you could save on your auto insurance. (man) hey, hon! (wife) hi, honey! (man) like what? (burke) well, you'd get a discount for insuring your jet skis... and boat...rv...life... ...home and more. you could save up to forty-five percent. (man) that's a who

interaction between cruz and carlson also demonstrated just how far the right is willing to go to dpas i mean, to be clear here, the fbi defines domestic terrorism as violent criminal acts committed by individuals and/or groups to further ideological. now with that definition in mind, how could anyone honestly look at that video from january 6 and call it by any other name other than terrorism? what happened on january 6 was domestic terror, and that's why the next time tucker carlson or your crazy uncle or anyone else tries to call it anything but that, we need to call out the hypocrisy. joining me is a former senior director for county terrorism at the national security council and for ford's school of public affairs. from a big picture here, and we'll get into the law later, but do you agree that what we witnessed on january 6 was if fact domestic terrorism? is there any other way to look at it. >> yes, absolutely. it fits the fbi definition. there is a statute under the patriot act or clause under the patriot act that lays out a three-part testify anything of what constitutes an ac

more to do, and, you know, the investments that were made, the billions of dollars, the use of the dpa, the approval of nine more tests by the fda, those actually helped us to dramatically increase our testing in 2021, quadrupling, in fact, the last few months of the year. omicron created an extreme increase in demand, and that's why the u.s., the uk, and other countries found themselves without as much testing as they needed. we're pulling out the stops, and there are 20,000 locations where people can get free test. >> i know what you are doing now. >> there are rapid at-home test. >> i know what you are doing now, but the question, why wasn't it done sooner? you say, you always hold out hope, but you plan for the you worst. it doesn't sound like that happened. >> well, there was planning, martha, and there was execution on increasing the supply of tests which is why if you compare december to january of 2021, you see there was a dramatic increase, more than eight-fold increase in testing, in fact, during that time frame. the challenge was that omicron created an extraordinary increas

dpa sb 1421 monthly report. >> president cohen: colleagues, any questions on the consent calendar? let's take public comment and then we'll take action. >> clerk: if you would like to make public comment, please dial star three at this time. and, president cohen, there is no public comment. >> president cohen: thank you. is there a motion to accept and adopt the consent calendar? a motion made by commissioner elias. is there a second? >> commissioner: second. >> president cohen: second made by commissioner byrne. please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion to accept the consent calendar item, [roll call] you have six yeses. >> president cohen: great everyone. that's unanimous. consent calendar passes. sergeant, could you please call a few items. we're going to go out of order. i'd like you to call item seven. >> clerk: line item 7, discussion and possible action to adopt revised department general order 5.01, "use of force policy and proper control of a person." meet and confer draft was approved by the commission on december 8th, 2021. discussion and possible action. >> presiden

earlier in 2021 the administration used the dpa and investment of billions of dollars to expand the manufacturingto a quadrupling of supply in testing in the fall, but when omicron came it created an extraordinary rise in demand that created shortages not just in the u.s. but in other countries as well, and that's why we've had to take additional measures. we have a billion tests that will become available to people that they can order through the website, starting january 19th. we have 50 million tests we've sent to community health centers around the country and starting january 15th, yesterday, people will be able to get coverage, private insurance coverage for up to eight tests per person per month that they order. all of these together will help us close a gap in testing and make sure that everyone does, in fact, have a test who needs it. >> but it does seem like the state of testing is not yet acceptable. a new study out from kaiser this week showed out of almost 500 searches for at-home coronavirus tests, that online retailers just last week tests were only available 43 times. that's just

directly, the website is sfgov.org/dpa. the phone number is (4) 152-7711. i will move on to the monthly statistical reports. i'll start with october of the 63 cases received in october. 37% of them, the largest percentage of complaints of allegations were for an officer failing to take required action in the next largest percentage which is 32% involved allegations for officers who allegedly spoke or behaved inappropriately. i won't do the full breakdown of all 141 allegations, but they're on our website if you want to see them for the month of october. for the month of november, there were 46 cases that were received. again, the top two allegations and complaints, 41% of those allegations involving officers speaking to or behaving inappropriately and then 33% of the allegations were for officers failing to take a required action. there were a total of 75 other allegations that were available on our website if you want to see the specifics of them, but those are the monthly statistical reports for the work. i will say that we are currently analyzing the yea

another note, the warehouses are using a dod system called the defense property accountability system, dpas to manager for tory. why is it not sufficient? why does the v.a. need to implement dimles. do we need to overlap, duplication, or is one good enough? mr. parrish: we are undergoing this comprehensive review. i don't know that one is sufficient or not but i will take that for action and respond back when we are done with the assessment to identify the requirements and determine which technology fits into where we need to be. rep. bergman: do you have a timeframe for the info? mr. parrish:mr. parrish: the initial assessment is due to me in a month and we report back to the deputy secretary. the gap analysis will be completed in the next two quarters. by spring or summer time we will have answers to all of your questions. rep. bergman: is there any hand anywhere -- hint anywhere when the assessment is complete the decision might be made to still use two systems? mr. parrish: i trust the process and we will allow the facts and not presuppose any solutions. rep. bergman: ok, thank you. i y

directly, the website is sfgov.org/dpa. the phone number is (4) 152-7711. to the monthly statistical reports. i'll start with october of the 63 cases received in october. 37% of them, the largest percentage of complaints of allegations were for an officer failing to take required action in the next largest percentage which is 32% involved allegations for officers who allegedly spoke or behaved inappropriately. i won't do the full breakdown of all 141 allegations, but they're on our website if you want to see them for the month of october. for the month of november, there were 46 cases that were received. again, the top two allegations and complaints, 41% of those allegations involving officers speaking to or behaving inappropriately and then 33% of the allegations were for officers failing to take a required action. there were a total of 75 other allegations that were available on our website if you want to see the specifics of them, but those are the monthly statistical reports for the work. i will say that we are currently analyzing the year end data in p

another note, the warehouses are using a dod system called the defense property accountability system or dpas to manage their inventory. why is it not sufficient? and why does the v.a. need to implement dmls in addition? do we need to overlap? do we need duplication, or is one good enough? >> well, sir, as i said as we're undergoing this comprehensive review, i don't know that one's sufficient and one's not sufficient, but i'll also take that for action and respond back to you once we're done with this assessment to properly identify the requirements, and then determine which technology fits into where we need to be. >> do you have a time frame for getting that info? >> yes, sir, the initial assessment and our as is status is due to me in a month, and we report back to the deputy secretary, and we've committed to that, and then the gap analysis is completed in the next two quarters, so by spring, summertime, we'll have answers to all of your questions, sir. >> is there any hint anywhere that when all of the data is compiled and the assessment is complete, that decision might be made to -- wel

for the first time since 1980 dpa but will dox national challengions taking down number one alabama 33 coach smart -- worked for alabama coach 13 years quarterback stetson bennett in tears on sideline as clock runs down named offensive mvp go dogs, on twitter right now kind of a fun morning to watch football back to you. maria: cheryl thanks so much well a new following, top podcast host joe rogan opening a debtor account january 2 company has seen over one million users sign up fox news host tucker carlson, matt gaetz ron johnson i am there rogan made move twitter banned dr. malone congresswoman marginalry taylor greene joining me ceo of gettr, thanks for being here how important is it for for gettr to open door to other big names. >> huge off this someone like joe rogan we saw what happened with dr. robert malone marjorie taylor greene kicked off twitter last night we added great tucker carlson another massive boost to platform i think we are seeing whole rejection of big tech people saying we have to have alternative platforms that don't censor people for political beliefs i would s

the german dpa has 745 staff and nearly 100 tech experts enforcing the law for their country, one quarter of the population of the u.s. france, one fifth of our population employs 30 tech experts. by some accounts, litigation could occupy one third to one half of the commission's entire privacy division on a single matter. that's the entire -- that's half of the entire federal privacy staff working on one case for years at the exclusion of other critical work. similarly, the of enforcement is tasked with compliance of all the hundreds of consent de des in addition to myriad of obscure laws for example, made in the u.s.a. and textile labels. the same making sure they have security programs are also making sure the labels on bed mattresses are correct. the ftc has limited resources to adequately monitor that these firms are complying with the terms of their order. one former ftc enforcement staff publicly stayed the ftc rarely even reads third party assessments provided to it. national he they don't just need more resources. it needs the right resources. technology and -- date security, dat