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this next sl overview of dpa mediation division. mediation is dpa investigationing a complaint.al of mediation are improve the relationship between the community and sfpd. mediation allows both parties toprint perspectives that resulted in a complaint. ma request mediation when you file a referred to the mediation team. voluntary for the person making the complaint and t agree to resolve through mediation. unpaid volunteers not dpa employees trained and helping people resolve differences in a conductive manner. because mediation is voluntary, there is a greater chance of parties want to resolve problem mutually agreeable fashion. not every complaint is for mediation. cases can go to mediation those involvingcocts and not (indiscernible) that today's this is the housing authority board special meeting for july 31st. time is 11. . 15 p.m. we'll start with item 2. commissioner pikes. >> present. >> comssioner kim is absent. should be present later. commissioner lindo. torres. >> present.

if you speens onduct we have several ways to submit file with dpa online asfgov.org/dpa or (indiscerniblee located at 1 south van ness on the 8 floor district police station. there are key pieces of informatioyone filing complaints should provide, including your contact ask for follow-up questions, the location, time and incident. officer name and star number, and rds and actions by all involved pais important to remember anyone can file a complaint and you do not have to be a witness victim to initiate a next slide provides a overview of dpa mediation alternative to dpa investigationing a complaint. the are improve the relationship between the community resulted in a laint. may request mediation when you file a complaint or referred to the mediation is voluntary for the person making ficer. both must agree to resolve unpaid volunteers not dpa emee helping people resolve differences in a conductive use mediation is voluntary, there is a greater chance of parties resolve the problem mutually agreeable fashion. not every eligible for mediation. cases can go to include those involvingcocts a

the san francisco voters created dpa as a successor to the office of cenaints.ith their passage of proposition d in the june 2016 election, dpa investigates all sfpd incide whs discharge a weapon within th duties, and whenever that discharge results in an individual's injury or death. the san francisco district attorney's office, i investigations bureau, or iib, is responsible for determining the legality of the officer involved shooting based on theid review. the district attorney of the county francisco will make the final decision as to whether the officers or involved officers actions comply with the laws of the state of california. the san francisco office of the chief medical exas responsibility for conducting an on sceneaking custody of a deceased person in any officer-involved shooting that results in a fatality agic cases such as this one, the ocme is responsible forcouco determine the decedent's cause of death and to report those findings publicly in this incident. because died from his injuries, the osm osm will conduct an investigation to determine t

while dpa are doing )of this work and may be helpful, some of those interns are also working with internal affairs, so that might be one of the ways without creatingew work, we may be able to address that, we've been having of internal, issues. we've had a lot of workload, and balances and personnel changes with unexpected leaves. a lot o the results of that has given us some of the results or many of the results that i just talked about. and managing our backlogs, but with, our staff and with the unions to address, those changes that we've introduced a new org chart, and we just had anotherg all hands meeting is now continue meeting with both my staff and the unions to make sure that we are still on the same page about the work that we're doing ahink we're in a stable. good place. and we will continue moving forward to address, both our reporting obligations and our ongoing charter anions within the agency that's internally. externally, we have we are working with san diego county, reached out to us, the

l for dpa director's report discussion reportivities and announcements.mission discussion will be limited to determiningv% whe the issues raised for future commission meeting. executive director henderson thankhink i mentioned this before, but we've been putting a lot of effort case backlogs that 270 report day, that, is now down to last week i reported it was down tot our closure rate is now down to zero. so we now have re not tolling. for the record, that is the lowest that it has ever been the agency. it's a very big , again, i want to thank our their hard work and prioritizing and closing cases, because both of those things that are being done time. this point, really proud of that. numbers in terms of out our the backlog of t are here with is presenting four of those cases resolved. that's a big deal because one third of all of the cases that we have that have been pending, terms of the backlog that we have. so this week, with the internal division to brainstorm how of our efficiencies in and our reporting. i think that was a forward to continuing th

i thought was verylluminating in terms of comparing apples to apples for the work that getswith the dpad i still have an ongoing suggestion that i'm going iad. i think i mentioned this to the chief, and iit in the meeting to do a similar sort of openness report. so it's more than just the beginning measurement. we have an exit information summary of the kind of cases that got sustained. in addition to the information that's aeing provided to the commission. so i'll keep you d time to dohat project. i think something like that. while dpa has, summer fellows that doing some of this work any hel, interns are also working with internal affairs, so that might be one of the ways without creating new work, we may be able to address that, we've been having a lot in terms of internal, issues. we've had a lot of workload, and balances andh unexpected leaves. a lot of the results oftas given us some of the results or many of the results that i just talked about. and managing our backlogs, but we've been meeting with, our staff and with the unions to address, those changes that have happened in the

line item for dpa director's report recent activities and announcements. commission discussion will bening whether to counter any of the issues raised for future commission meeting. executive director henderson thank you, as i think i mentioned this before, b into clearing up our case backlogs that 270 report day, that i typically report on every week last week i reported one. and i just learned that our closure rate is now down to zero. so we now have zero cases that are not tolling. for the record, that is the lowest that it has ever been in the history of the agency. it's a very big deal, again, i want to thank our investigators for all of their hard work and prioritiz and closing cases, because it's a combination of bing done at the same time. that got us to this point, really proud of that. and those numbers in terms of, our continuing effort to clear out our the backlog of cases, including the are here with the commission our office is presenting four of those cases in closed session tonight to be resolved. that'secause that represents one third of a

it is the dpa's third fine against uber and follows a 10m euros fine imposed just last year. after working hours. a new "right to disconnect" law is designed to curb the creep of work emails and calls eating into personal lives. the law does allow for bosses to contact their employees in an emergency and when it's reasonable to do so. more than 20 countries, mainly in europe and latin america, have similar rules. the president of the bank of china has stepped down from his role effective as of sunday. the bank's head of board has been named acting president. stay with us here on bbc news. hello from the bbc sport centre. we begin with the sad news that former england manager sven—goran eriksson has died at the age of 76. eriksson was the first non—british manager of the england team, he led the three lions to the quarter—finals at three major tournaments during his five—year spell in charge between 2001 and 2006. the swede managed 12 clubs winning 18 trophies with spells at manchester city, leicester, roma and lazio — where he delivered the serie a title in 2000, the last tim

so far, except that in some news agencies, for example, our first mention, such as deutsche welle , dpa, or your presence, now their television channels know nothing and the media has not reported anything about what that evidence was specifically, that is, see , in fact , how can we check the picture of this in the form of khalaf's proof? in such a way that when you religious rituals of a muslim rationality compared to the christian majority. this is a law in a country we deny the fact that since august 3rd, the hamburg islamic center has been closed , all muslim religious followers and even shiites have been protesting against this center in a completely righteous and justice-seeking way, to perform friday prayers on fridays. the offering or even the prayers that they are doing on the occasion of this center, the center that is held every third of october, which is the independence day of west and east germany, since 1990 , we have a day in germany called open door day, where centers other than christians, including islamic centers , open the doors of their own offices and mosques so

information that an intruder has penetrated a secret facility confirmed, however, according to the dpa agency , he did not commit sabotage by spoiling the water. the samples are currently undergoing examination, however, who will care about its results if the media effect required by the german government has already been created among the masses. in moscow, 9:29 and then briefly about the main thing. residents of the glushkovsky district in the kursk region are being evacuated, the decision was made by the operational headquarters. since the beginning of the day , a missile threat has been declared in the region three times. over the past 24 hours, according to the ministry of defense, the enemy lost another 270 people and 16 units in this direction armored vehicles. 18 militants surrendered. in the avdey direction of the special operation , a stronghold of the ukrainian armed forces was destroyed. the combat mission was carried out by the crew of the newest russian flamethrower system tos-2. in the orekhov direction , our geocentre guns are hitting enemy military facilities, and in y

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information that the attacker penetrated a secret facility was confirmed, however, according to the dpa agency he did not commit any sabotage by spoiling the water, now the samples are on... the telephone scammers who deceived larisa dolina operated from the territory of ukraine, law enforcement agencies told tas about this. the criminals convinced the singer to sell her apartment and transfer her savings to supposedly safe accounts. as a result, the artist lost about 200 million rubles. alexander karpov with the latest information on this scam. i became a victim of scammers. today, shocking details of the daring scam, of which larisa became a victim, became known dolina. it seems that telephone scammers managed to keep her under control for several months. as a result, dolina lost almost all of her real estate. from april to july of this year, telephone scammers, posing as law enforcement officers, misled the victim and, under the pretext of saving money, persuaded her to transfer it to a supposedly safe place. this footage shows the culmination of the criminal story, as we already rep

information that the intruder penetrated the secret facility was confirmed, however, according to the dpagency , he did not commit sabotage of spoiling the water. now the samples are being examined, but who will care about the results. if the media effect needed by the german government has already been created among the masses, now is the time for economic news, maria, in the second half of next year , the mass introduction of the digital ruble may begin in russia, while some banks are testing its use in pilot mode, and tell us what the participants of such an experiment say? tatyana, as vtb and the central bank noted, demand, a large number of participants is gradually expanding. the bank of russia and vtb see great demand for participation in pilot of the digital ruble based on the results of the first year. the project will be expanded from september, and already in the second half of the twenty-fifth year it is planned to begin the mass introduction of digital currency into the lives of russians. this is reported by that with reference to the central bank vtb. it is noted that this p

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 pol. 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 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 it starting a brand new agency and also that we would actually get the whole agency and independent investigato

if kamala harris starts cutting into him in ga dpa and those 16 or 20 counts, metro atlanta, he could be in trouble. brian kemp and trump said this. roll real quick. >> he wants trump to win and will work with me and i think we'll have a very good relationship with brian kemp. >> bill: the rollout was interesting. we had that last night and the governor on last night. here is kemp. >> we got to win from top of the ticket on down. i've been saying for a long time, we cannot afford another four years of joe biden and kamala harris. send donald trump back to the white house. we need to retake senate, hold the house and our legislative majorities that we have in great state of georgia. it takes hard work. >> bill: georgia has interesting 2016, won by five points and 2020, joe biden barely clipped him in the end result. we were hanging on for sometime, 11,000 votes there. politics makes allies when you want to win. >> democrats feel they made significant end roads and can put georgia into play. they will not be besties, they are not going bas fishing together, but they have to work togethe

coalition to take the state.ke so that is what the harris-walz campaign is doing to try to win the state of dpa. that's how they convince them to vote for them. now, contrast that with what republicans are trying to do to win the state of georgia. for weeks now the georgia republican party has been mired ipscandal over the actions of three election denying, pro-trump officials who sit on the state's election board. those three protrump officials are in the process of changing election rules, giving new power to officials to block the certification of election results over allegations of fraud. normally allegations of fraud are handled by the courts, where they should be. we saw this in 2020 when trump led efforts to challenge the election results were actually reswroupdingly shot down by federal and statedi judges acro the court, all over the country. understand the georgia election board's new rules local protrump officials could delay or even refuse under the pretext of investigating voting irregularities, potentially throwing there entire election into chaos. a lawsuit supported by the harri

now even more than there was last week, and for this we need to go back to that dpa rally this weekend, the one where trump congratulated vladimir putin for president biden getting the hostages released from russian prisons. there were a lot of kind of funny things about that rally. trump complained repeatedly at that rally about the fact that he was addressing a bunch of empty seats in the arena. this was a particularly sore subject for him. just a few days earlier, vice president harris had held a rally at the exact same venue. she had the place filled to the rafters, while trump was addressing an arena, there was a crowd there but there were also tons of empty seats and increasing numbers of empty seats as people steadily filed out while he was still speaking. and trump kept remarking upon that during the rally. it clearly bothered him that there were so many empty seats. he kept suggesting that there were thousands of people outside the arena, desperately trying to get in and there was some conspiracy that the seats were being held open. there were not thousands of people outside t

but with these moderate white women investing their time this week in dpa, they're really concerned with the preservation of democracy, that's, what we're hearing from them. galvanized action had repeat polling that showed that preservation of democracy was the number two issue these people said they were voting for. and especially coming out of the convention last week, that's what they're responding to and thinking that the harris-walz ticket gives them that foothold in to preserving a country that they really care about. >> yeah, and certainly that was one of the top issues for president biden as he was running in this campaign. i think the thing that's striking when we think about this renewed focus on moderate white women is the idea that white women broadly have always temded to be a little bit more conservative. women, broadly, of course, tend to vote more democratic. but when you start breaking it down along racial lines this has been something in 2016 and 2020 people in some ways were surprised that trump did so well among white women. in fact, that shouldn't have been surprisin

the dpa agency reports that moscow is allegedly preparing sabotage at the nato airbase in gelsen-kirchnerawacs aircraft is based there, these are reconnaissance aircraft similar to our awacs. and these aircraft collect intelligence for ukraine, essentially participating. in the war with russia. german security agencies claim that moscow has developed special drones for a hybrid war with the west. they are capable of evading detection systems. they are launched only at night, fly at speeds of up to 100 km/h, constantly changing altitude. in general, berlin considers this to be putin's signal to the west. what could happen to nato bases in europe if the alliance sends its troops to ukraine or gives kiev the go-ahead for missile strikes on russia. therefore, the west suggests that ukraine can only rely on the ukrainian armed forces soldiers who are being trained in europe. we teach them to counter explosive weapons. today there was a short break in the five-week training course, so that to mark independence day. hundreds of people gathered for the military ceremony, their faces covered to pr