again, i want to recognize dpa for that work. for the interns i want to welcome and you and thank you for coming tonight. it's extraordinary to see this amount of leadership and po teption and energy and enthusiasm in the room, hopefully we have not bored you to death. i want to thank ms. thompson for running this tremendous program. if i correct one thing that you said ms. thompson, you said that it gets better and better each year, and that is an appropriate use, you make this program better and better eacher mr. henderson makes it better and better each year, it does not happen on its own. i do want to address the interns, i want to thank the host agencies for hosting these intern and i'm sure you'll be impressed. dr. henderson noted the incredible speakers, i'm not as excited as warriors but i do look forward to speaking to the interns. i also know that the san francisco superior court and at least one judge is claming together. at least one judge from the san francisco superior court is going to speak to you all as well. so

nicole armstrong with dpa. assist with helping out the oig since they have limited number of staffing, we have a number of dpa personnel assisting as best we can, so the primary budget is mostly the position and then work orders, one of the work orders is to allow dpa to assist sda in the investigations. dpa only does serious misconduct cases. that are referred to dpa from the sheriff's or through the complaint portal that, director wiley was stating. sorry, could you say that one more time and directly to the mic? so what about so how is this a relationship between the department of police accountability and the office of inspector general? i'll step in. so the big difference is that at the department of police accountability provides us with the investigators to conduct the investigations, but they are only allowed to investigate a limited amount of cases and only the most serious cases. so the jurisdiction of the oig is much broader than dpa, and so if they get a complaint that comes in from a civilian emplo

at sfgov.org/dpa. that concludes my rash and welcome questions i know there are recall agenda items we may comment but reserve my comments until that time. thank you. >> thank you acting director rosenstein we need you back more often. all right. sergeants. member who is would like to ment on 5 the director's report. approach the podium. >> there is in public comment. item 6. commission reports discussion and possible action. commission president's reports and announcements and schedule of identifies for consideration in a future meeting. >> thank you. i would like to note that commissioner benedicto and i have begun meeting with the what? team, chief? phenomenonal team. in we discuss the san francisco police department district boundaries. that is coming up for review. a phenomenonal team has been put together. i will turn over to the chief. thank you. it is under strategic management bureau. director and callen is the lead. >> doing a lot of work. thank you. i will be brief. there is a lot to this bu

nicole armstrong with dpa.ist with helping out the oig since they have limited number of staffing, we have a number of dpa personnel assisting as best we can, so the primary budget is mostly the position and then work orders, one of the work orders is to allow dpa to assist sda in the investigations. dpa only does serious misconduct cases. that are referred to dpa from the sheriff's or through the complaint portal that, director wiley was stating. sorry, could you say that one more time and directly to the mic? so what about so how is this a relationship between the department of police accountability and the office of inspector general? i'll step in. so the big difference is that at the department of police accountability provides us with the investigators to conduct the investigations, but they are only allowed to investigate a limited amount of cases and only the most serious cases. so the jurisdiction of the oig is much broader than dpa, and so if they get a complaint that comes in from a civilian employee

currently as a department head, the dpa leader is beholden to the mayor's office and therefore really cannot be afforded the true independence of what is needed to investigate and fully have the power to conduct independent investigations. i want to state much like supervisor safai, for me this is about policy. this is not about the current leadership of dpa, it is not about the current leadership of the mayor's office. this is really about policy and place that creates the independence we want to see when we have someone who has to investigate some very serious allegations when it comes to mistakes made by folks in our law enforcement entities. it is really about accountability and strengthening ability of this office, but i will say that we do have time to have more conversations. we will be meeting with community and are meeting more with the leadership of the city and of course we have to meet and confer with mea so i do want to continue this item. >> continue to call of the chair? >> call of the chair. >> thank you. i just want to say, have so much respect for barbara and your de

the german agency dpa writes about this.rue, poland and the baltic countries wanted to tighten the measures, they wanted to introduce the same sanctions that apply to russia, they especially insisted on a ban on the export of cars, but they were directly told that these are not military goods, which means there are no restrictions. that's what i am, a terrible person. osipova was one of the candidates for the european parliament in the recent elections, she spoke very specifically and harshly about the demolition of soviet monuments in latvia. exactly 80 years ago , the city of orsha was liberated, which during the great patriotic war the nazis turned into a fortress. troops of the second belarusian front under the command of colonel general zakharov begin battles on the outskirts of mogilev, front actions. coordinated by marshal of the soviet union zhukov. this is what the news and liberation agency is talking about today in the project, day after day. od soviet izborum pero. june 27, 1944. the third belarusian front libera

more than 800 c40 sevens carry 13,000 soldiers across the english channel the very aircraft the dpa is digging up successfully drop 14 paratroopers before it was hit by german anti-aircraft fire, killing. all five airman who were still on board copilot second lieutenant william dani here navigator second lieutenant albert brooks, and radio operators, staff sergeant david mattson. were never accounted for but never forgotten also offer knows what it's like to search for answers. >> he was a pretty amazing guy. i mean, he was intelligent. he was inquisitive anti-aircraft fire, brought down second lieutenant william of gallons, p47 thunderbolt on d-day. >> they believe that the pilots last conscious move was to bring the plane down in the field because it was heading directly into the town, that 23-year-old hero pilot is stuffers, uncle unaccounted for until the dpa recovered his remains. software remembers the call i was happy. >> i was i was a bit bit emotional. >> the gallon was laid to rest at normandy, america working cemetery in 2022, were solver said these final words as i look acr

, no matter how long it takes. >> but the possible remains must first undergo forensic testing at a dpa laboratory back in the us before making any positive identification, regardless of that outcome, we won't stop. >> we'll keep we'll keep searching ultimately, there will be a dignified transfer of these possible remains over to that us lab. we mentioned, according to the lab manager, they could make an identification and under a year-and-a-half after extensive forensic testing, the families of these three unaccounted for airman have been notified that the government is working to recover them until then it's, a waiting game is able resolve cnn atlanta and a special thanks to cnn's isabelle results for that report. >> this important note to our viewers. be sure to watch the situation room tomorrow evening, 6:00 p.m. eastern for my special interview with the us defense secretary lloyd austin. and we'll be right back. >> the increase in wildfires is exponential, unpredictable, uncontrollable with overwhelming they need to do something is urgent with we have dry burdex and at night on cnn

candidates, as far as i understand , vladimir putin talked for a particularly long time with the head of the dpaservice, deutsche press agents from germany, a country that the president knows well and in which, as he said, he has... only about one thing: you warned olaf scholz or threatened, perhaps, mr. chancellor, for now there are many friends, but now there are questions from there : when he decided to supply weapons to ukraine, why did you decide that we are threatening someone, we do not threaten anyone, especially the head of another state, this is moviton, this is bad form, we have our own position on certain issues. does germany have such a position? judging by the events of recent years, there has been complete subordination to the interests of washington? it is clear that germany does not have complete sovereignty, but there are germans, and we need to think at least a little about their interests, ok, they blew up one nord stream pipe, one nord stream pipe, it’s alive, thank god, why doesn’t germany want to receive our gas through this pipe, can anyone explain what the logic is, it c

way, martin definitely knows first-hand about our country, because in the nineties he worked as the dpa’s. please, mr. romanchik, your question. scholz to the chancellor? somehow you warned, admonished or threatened, perhaps, mr. chancellor, when he decided to supply weapons to ukraine, why did you decide that we were threatening someone, we are not threatening anyone, especially the head of another state, this is a movable tone, this is not a good form, we have our own position. on certain issues, we know the position of european states, including the position of the federal republic regarding the events that are taking place in ukraine. everyone thinks that russia started the war in ukraine, but no one, i want to emphasize this, no one in the west in europe wants to remember how this tragedy began, it began with... a coup d'etat in ukraine, an unconstitutional coup d'etat, this is the beginning of the war, but is russia to blame for this coup d'etat, no, but have those who are trying to blame russia today forgotten that the minister of foreign affairs of poland. remember, then the quest

at sfgov.org/dpa. that concludes my rash and welcome questions i know there are recall agenda items we may comment but reserve my comments until that time. thank you. >> thank you acting director rosenstein we need you back more often. all right. sergeants. member who is would like to ment on 5 the director's report. approach the podium. >> there is in public comment. item 6. commission reports discussion and possible action. commission president's reports and announcements and schedule of identifies for consideration in a future meeting. >> thank you. i would like to note that commissioner benedicto and i have begun meeting with the what? team, chief? phenomenonal team. in we discuss the san francisco police department district boundaries. that is coming up for review. a phenomenonal team has been put together. i will turn over to the chief. thank you. it is under strategic management bureau. director and callen is the lead. >> doing a lot of work. thank you. i will be brief. there is a lot to this bu

according to the dpa agency. proposes either abolishing this measure altogether or limiting it to certainity of used passenger cars is growing in russia; more than half a million of these cars were sold in may, autostat reports. among the reasons for the increase is falling prices. the average cost of cars has decreased for the third month in a row. now it is at the level of 1,600 thousand rubles. lada remains the leader in the secondary market, at it accounted for a quarter of all sales, the second place with a share of... 10% is occupied by the japanese toyota, followed by the koreans, kia and hyundai close the top 5 with the japanese nissan. the central bank revoked the license of avtogradbank; it ranked 218th in the ranking of the largest. according to the regulator, the credit institution violated the laws and regulations of the bank of russia. we are talking about money laundering and terrorist financing. avtograd bank received registration from the central bank in the ninety-first year. its central office is located in the embankments. in boats. this there was economic news. short.

not know about our country for nothing, because in the 90s he worked as an in-house correspondent of dpa in moscow. it seems to me that it would be logical not to stray far from the european topic and give the floor to france. france. where european troops are officially allowed to be sent on the territory of ukraine. karim talbin, editor-in-chief of european information, france-press agency, is visiting us. mr. talbin speaks russian perfectly because , like martin romanchyk, he worked as a correspondent in moscow for a long time. and it is quite logical now to approach the country that is the leader in the number of sanctions against russia. this is the united states of america. 3.5 thousand sanctions have been imposed against us. the editor-in-chief is with us at this table today. news service for europe and africa, the american news agency associated press, james jordan. well, these, in principle, are not the last people in the structure of these agencies, in the end i humiliated them as much as possible, because this whole meeting, it took place, first of all, not in some government

this was reported by the agency. in dpa reached the press of the agency with reference to diplomaticources in brussels. let me remind you that the main goal of the new sanctions should be the fight against the circumvention of previously adopted restrictive measures. it is, in particular, about opportunities of the russian military industry to purchase western technologies. another target of the sanctions is the export of russian liquefied gas. the eu wants to ban the use of european ports to send ships with it to third countries. berlin demands to be completely excluded from the new ones. sanctions clause on holding foreign branches of enterprises liable for violation of the sanctions regime, and in germany they explain it in such a way that later, if russia finds some loophole, some window through which it will use, well , for example, a branch of some german company in let's say in vietnam, or in other southeast asian countries, then, it will be... and if they blame this branch, then automatically the blame falls on the german office, but then the german office is not involved , w

knows about our country for a reason, because in the 90s he worked as an in-house correspondent of dpamoscow. i think, it would be logical not to deviate far from the european topic and give the floor to france. france, which quite officially allows sending european troops to the territory of ukraine. karim talbin, editor-in-chief of european information, french press agency, is visiting us. mr. talbin speaks russian perfectly because , like martin romanchyk, he worked as a correspondent in moscow for a long time. and it is quite logical now to approach the country that is the leader in the number of sanctions against russia. this is the united states. american of the associated press news agency, james jordan. well, these, in principle, are not the last people in the structure of these agencies, in the end i humiliated them as much as possible, because this whole meeting, it took place, first of all, not in some government institution. in a seemingly commercial institution like gazprom, that is, in the big mansion of gazprom that was built there in st. petersburg, well, and secondly,

and caviar is also exception the, which in a particular variety would be omega 3 fatty acids cooled dpa. that is particularly good for sarah vascular health and for the amine system. now what about the size of the fish? there's an idea that eating smaller fish is better than bigger fish because of mercury contents has talked to me about that the us. yeah, sure. you're right about that. it's not just an opinion. it's a proven fact that big a fish have a high and low creek content and smaller ones. but it's important to remember that what we're talking about is some very big fish indeed like shock. so sort fish or tina, because tina can be really huge old very big catfish or pike to avoid health problems . it's recommended to eat no more than half a pound of such fish per week. you know, what about salt water versus fresh water? there's an idea that salts actually disinfect the fish and gets rid of parasites, whereas fresh water leaves all of those impurities and isn't the truth. as i do that, my right, you see the important thing to know is that both salt water and fresh water fish have

not know about our country for nothing, because in the 90s he worked as an in-house correspondent of dpamoscow. i think it would be logical. not to deviate far from the european topic and give the floor to france, france, which quite officially allows the sending of european troops to the territory of ukraine. the editor-in-chief of european information is visiting us. correspondent in moscow, and quite logically now let's go to the country that is the leader in the number of sanctions against russia, this is the united states of america, 35 thousand sanctions have been imposed against us. joining us today at this table is james jordan, the editor-in-chief of the news service for europe and africa of the american news agency associated press. jordan. well, in principle, these are not the last people in the structure of these agencies, in the end i humiliated them as much as possible, because this whole meeting, first of all, it did not take place in some government institution, but in a commercial institution like gazprom, that is, in the big gazprom mansion that was built there in st. p

one and caviar is also exception the which in a particular variety of the omega 3 fatty acids cooled dpa, that is particularly good for syrup of vascular health and for the amine system. now what about the size of the fish? there's an idea that eating smaller fish is better than bigger fish because of mercury contents has talked to me about that. the us. yes, sure. you're right. about fact, it's not just an opinion. it's a proven fact that big a fish have a high and low creek content than smaller ones. but it's important to remember that what we're talking about is some very big fish indeed like shocks who sort fish with tina. because team that can be re huge old, very big catfish or pike to avoid health problems. it's recommended to eat no more than half a pound of such fish per week. you know, what about salt water versus fresh water? there's an idea that salts actually disinfect the fish and gets rid of parasites, whereas fresh water leaves all of those impurities and isn't the truth inside you might yeah, right. you see, the important thing to know is that both salt water and fresh w

approved her candidacy for the position of president of the european commission, the german agency dpated, citing its sources, estonian prime minister kaya kalas was approved for the position of chief european diplomat, she will replace josep borel, and the former prime minister of portugal, antonio costa , will replace charles michel as... head of the european council. hungary does not agree with the beginning of the negotiation process with ukraine, but will not block it. yes, as always cunningly in orban's way, said the prime minister of hungary. this is how he commented on the beginning of these negotiations. in an interview with the german media group funke, he called these negotiations politically motivated and added that at the moment it is not about saying yes or no in ukraine. and then a short quote from the leader. hungarian government. first, we will have to examine what the consequences would be if we were to take a country now at war, whose borders in practice are indistinct. well, i will add also that since july 1, hungary is taking over the presidency of the council of t

president of the european commission, this was reported by the german agency dpa with reference to itsestonian prime minister kaya kalas was approved for the post of chief european diplomat, she will replace josep borel, and former portuguese prime minister antonia costa will replace charles michel as the head of the european council . hungary does not agree with the start of the negotiation process with ukraine, but will not block it. yes, as always slyly... the prime minister of hungary told banivskyi, this is how he commented on the beginning of these negotiations. in an interview with the german media group funke, he called these negotiations politically motivated and added that at the moment there is no question of saying yes or no in ukraine, followed by a short quote from the head of the hungarian government. we shall first have to examine what the consequences would be if we took a country now at war, whose border. are unclear in practice, well, i will also add that from july 1, hungary will take over the presidency of the council of the european union. i believe in the power o

secretary general jens stoltenberg made this statement in an interview with the german publication dpadeutsche presse agency. according to him, this is a lot of money, but it is extremely necessary for ukraine. at the same time, the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance added that it will be easier to cope with such a burden, which may fall on the shoulders of nato member states, if this burden is shared among all of them. the distribution of the burden and contribution of individual countries, according to mr. stoltenberg, can be calculated on the basis of gdp, well, according to this, the united states will pay the most, will allocate about 50 mi. 50%, and the rest will be divided between the european allies and canada. well, the most interesting thing is that mr. stoltenberg summed it up like this, it is quite likely. true, the leaders of nato member countries have not yet reacted to his proposal, and i am sure that there will be representatives of at least two countries who will be very strongly against it. well, nato secretary general jen stoltenberg will also support i

dpa is investigating a certain classification of complaints. certain number the charter said oig would investigate all complaints. right. but you're making but you're making a commentary on dpa, which is silent in that charter amendment. so i don't want to inject particular things or make it appear that we're disparaging the department of police accountability. no, but the mayor's current budget seems to intend to fund dpa to do the duties of the inspector general, rather than funding the inspector general to perform those. right now, the mayor has asked to share two investigators. so, and right now there are investigators that currently handle sheriff's complaints. so that is the status of it. now, we're hoping that it changes because the office of inspector general should be independent and separate. but going into this, we already knew that there would be a period of long period of transition, 1 to 2 years. i mean, ideally it would have been one year if it were the kind of staffing that we were looking at, but it starting a brand new agency

dpa agency, saudi arabia is also at the zelensky summit will not participate, but how hard did he tryy, zelensky actively spoke out in support of israel, but in singapore he suddenly announced that ukraine would do everything to make israel stop. zelensky started talking about recognition of palestine and readiness to send humanitarian aid to gaza, but it did not help. considering the objectives of the so -called peace summit, experts are not surprised. of course, the organizers will try to frame the questions and discussions in this way. to blame russia to the maximum, and then try to pass off their position as position of all participants in this conference, this , of course, will be very unpleasant for state leaders, so, of course, they are not going there, their representatives will be, well, in general, observers, nothing more, while zelensky’s deafening failure in switzerland may be hand to the united states to discredit peace initiatives, in principle, prolonging the conflict, at least until the fall before the presidential elections. previously, the president refused to partic

according to german dpa news agency, saudi arabia will also not participate in the zelensky summit.poke out in support of israel, but in singapore he suddenly announced that ukraine would do everything to make israel stop. zelensky talked about recognition of palestine and readiness to send humanitarian aid to gaza, but this did not help, given the tasks. donald trump also got it in a conversation; zelensky used the word “loser” about him. i don't quite understand whether he really wants to become president. let's assume that trump is the president, and let's say he decides to end the war at the expense of ukraine, let's say he has confirmation from the russian side from putin, that's it, stop, and let's imagine for a second that with a 10% probability, after that putin will go further, so who will the president of the united states appear to the world? he will appear very weak, while the person talking about a loser, whose term of office as president has generally expired, rather with his problem of legitimacy in this story looks american loser. support of asian countries, quotes p

so we're asking for a monitor, an independent monitor on bone because the dpa that the justice departmentsaying that boeing violated that, didn't have that had an internal monitor from boeing and that's approved by the corporation and that just doesn't work. >> we can see that it doesn't work because look at all these incidents that are happening each incident could cause death so let's just are we just don't want that to happen. >> and that's why we are appealing directly to the judge. and de we made a moment the judge for that, nadia, i see you holding up a picture of your daughter. >> i just have a few seconds left. to the doj. what would you say to them today as they deliberate on whether or not to charge you have to hold them accountable in order to make a safety culture. this is an interim step. >> we're asking for independent monitor and they have to prosecute in order for the safety culture at boeing to change and to stop this risk to passengers nadia miller on. >> thank you again for coming back and joining us. >> i see you holding up your picture of your daughter. we remember he

. >> thank you, the next four items volve resolution to see recommend to the authorization of dpa to accept and expand a series of gifpts from the foundation and we'll take them one by one but greg will present each one and we'll see if there is any questions in both reach. >> thank you very much,? in discussion with the board, board of supervisors. so in discussion wz the controller's office, the coerl's office has asked about amendment be made to line nine of the health commission 23-14, with the line accept to expand a gift of cash to department and donations to better reflect the nature of the gift. we ask the commission to approve this amendment. >> so, let me get, we have the resolutions numbered here, is this resolution 24-07? the one-14. >> okay. >> with the previous resolution approved bit health commission. and when we turn to the controller office, they want us to show that it was a donation of cash and in kind donations to the department. so that is o7. >> thank you, thank you for the clarification. and i'll let commissioners to look that over. >> i so move to approve 24-

at the deferred prosecution agreement and deciding do we file further criminal charges, extend the dpaof unnoeps that are there and that's why people look at shares of boeing right now and say, regardless of what happens today, guys, you will likely see little movement with shares of boeing until we see one of these unknowns get resolved, with whenever that may be, over the next several months. >> phil, you mentioned the doj and the succession element, the journal tries to tackle both. the latter part about how difficult it's been to get someone to sign on for the job outside and inside. >> right. look if you read that article you would sit there and say, what's new here. not a whole lot is new. we new larry culp , i've talked to larry culpp, he's not considered in the job. he's content with what he's doing at ge. dave gitlin on the boeing board said i'm not interested in running the company. he announced that during the last earnings call. there's a couple of internal possibilities. one is stephanie pope, that she, who is in charge of commercial airplanes, could ultimately move up to

president of the russian federation reacted to the question of the editor-in-chief of the german agency dpawho wanted to ask when exactly russia would attack the north atlantic alliance. you know that the time frame often changes, from 2 years to 5 years, from the last one robbaur said: in 2 nato year must be ready for a full-scale war with the russian federation, is putin ready right now, and if ready, when will he start? so the president answered, please forgive me, you guys are stupid, or something, he knocked on the table, as it was, look, we came up with the idea that russia wants to attack nato, you’ve gone completely crazy, or something, you’re stupid in general, like this table, who came up with this, this? nonsense, you know, bullshit, but it would be, it would be nonsense, yes, if it were not an idea to fool its own population, says, and the guard, soon... the states are on our doorstep here in russia in ukraine or or in mexico or we would now say that the united states seized part of the territory of mexico at one time would encourage mexico to fight for the return of its territo

our proposed substitution, plus the reduction of the dpa work order and our budget, actually representthat's an annual cost savings of $12,694. we do respectfully ask for your approval of the proposed substitution for an 0922 manager, one to create the occupational safety and ada manager for the library. this position will help our department remain in legal compliance with all the workplace safety protections required by state law. it will also be critical to our compliance with the americans with disabilities act at the library. so we really appreciate your consideration. do you want to also, i don't see any name on the roster right now for that question. i do have more of that. but then let's go to item six for your, accept and expand grant. thank you, chair chan. the library also appreciates your consideration of our annual accept and expense legislation to approve the annual grant award provided by the friends and foundation of the san francisco public library, who are in attendance today for this annual gift from friends enhances the level of service we're able to provide to the

our proposed substitution, plus the reduction of the dpa work order and our budget, actually representthat's an annual cost savings of $12,694. we do respectfully ask for your approval of the proposed substitution for an 0922 manager, one to create the occupational safety and ada manager for the library. this position will help our department remain in legal compliance with all the workplace safety protections required by state law. it will also be critical to our compliance with the americans with disabilities act at the library. so we really appreciate your consideration. do you want to also, i don't see any name on the roster right now for that question. i do have more of that. but then let's go to item six for your, accept and expand grant. thank you, chair chan. the library also appreciates your consideration of our annual accept and expense legislation to approve the annual grant award provided by the friends and foundation of the san francisco public library, who are in attendance today for this annual gift from friends enhances the level of service we're able to provide to the

we get to listen to dpa. they give their report. what officers have gone wrong. on for the last week. well, not for a month. we don't hear any of it because of deborah walker. she has been the mayor's tool to shut down the police commission. she should not be reappointed. and thank deborah for all of her work for all the years on other items. good morning, alan braddell. commissioner walker is not trying to shut down the police commission, and mayor breed's prop e wasn't designed to undermine the police commission. as we just heard from supervisor safaÍ, the police commission was designed by this body to undermine public safety. okay, that's what happened. now supervisor safaÍ was stuck on this one phrase. way too much input from people who aren't cops. i encourage you to listen back to the tape and hear what commissioner walker had to say about that. she simply said there was no balance there. people who aren't cops have valid input and we need to listen to their input. that's not in dispute. so listen. listen carefully to what's being said to you by the by the,