so does mike elias.ver the morning and the response from the democrats, the democratic party apparatus has been kind of disparate. i think they got a little bit better at the end of the week this past week. but today they're going to elect a chair, and that person is going to play a significant role in shaping the process. of how the democrats elect their next nominee. >> and don't be afraid to use the term fight, engage, push back all those terms. because i was watching this week, the republicans laid out from the white house and i think a couple on the hill, you know how democrats are now threatening, you know, trouble on the streets by using terms like fight. they want to fight. the president. yeah, that's that's what politics is about. it's engagement. and when you're doing stupid stuff like this, people should stand up, engage. so the next chairman has got to stand up and say, you know what? okay, new game, new order of things. here we go. >> they got a fight, but they also have to build infrastruct

young yes, thank you, president elias thank you. that the priority for putting this report together this audit is very, very informative and is very insightful and i really do think that it will help us it will help us make sure that we have a roadmap to improve our data collection practices and more than anything also to improve the the culture i think of the department to understand and the need the reason why data is so important and so i hope that that we will be able to build off this and improve our data collection and also our outcomes will improve as we are getting better at accurately depicting what we are actually doing in san francisco. one of the things that really stood out to me i will try not to go into some of the other items that i fellow commissioners covered but one of the most glaring findings i think was finding 1.5 does not require officers to link stop data to other records of 3800 records a disparity of 3800 records between dispatch and what was actually on in the i and i actually do i agree my commissioner b

broken up, good stick, elias lindholm. >> ray: really good play.very little speed, that allowed lindholm to stay up tight to the blue line, and knocked down the pass and cleared it down the ice. >> mike: eichel loads it up. the massachusetts native for dorofeyev on the entry, back to eichel and back down to the zone for theodore. the first 40 seconds, nothing new for the golden knights, man advantage just yet. hertl got it back to the line for theodore. moved for stone. dusts it off, drifts into the corner, plays it back for theodore. hopped on him, he settles, and eichel shadowed by marchand. got it down low, the bumper spot setup, hertl is stopped by swayman as he tumbled but hertl still triggered. still in the o-zone here. moved across dorofeyev, stone, a shot with traffic in front. carlo might have got a piece of it. >> ray: beecher, no stick for boston. >> mike: dorofeyev pumped. here is theodore midpoint. eichel now, top of the circle. down low, stone trying to stuff it home, they score. dorofeyev on the power play. and vegas has the lead. ba

vice president carter roberson is yes and president elias yes. present elias is yes. you have six yeses line item three adoption of minutes action for the meeting of january 15th 2025 so move if any member of the public would like to make public comment regarding the line item three adoption of minutes please approach the podium. there is no public comment on the motion. commissioner clay how do you vote yes commissioner clay is yes. commissioner benedicto commissioner benedicto as yes commissioner jonas yes. commissioner jonas is yes commissioner ye yes commissioner yes. yes. and vice president carter stone yes i was present carter always jonas yes. and president elias? yes. present licenses? yes. you have six yeses lean on him for chief support discussion weekly crime trends and public safety concerns provide an overview of offenses, incidents or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on the public safety commission discussion of unplanned events and activities the chief describes will be limited to determining whether the calendar for a future meeting.

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marc elias is here. remind our viewers that in kash patel's published book, mary, i believe you are on a long list of perceived enemies. and mark, you are someone donald trump targets with menacing threats for retribution on a semi-regular basis. all of that in the public record. with that stipulated, i want to thank both of you for being here to have this conversation. and i'll start with you, mary, on what is now policy, right. personnel is policy. the personnel are mr. beauvais, miss bondi and trump mentioned kash patel, and the personnel have committed to and written extensively about retribution. what happens next? >> so i think it. >> is important. >> to say as often. >> as. >> possible that everything we're. hearing coming out of mr. >> bovÉ's mouth and now apparently. >> the end of. >> miss. >> bondi's pen. >> in terms of this new. >> memo. >> there's absolutely. >> no basis for. right? >> i mean. >> the january. >> 6th prosecutions. >> of. those who attacked. >> the capitol. almost 1600. cases h

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fiona elias was the girl's original target. both say they thought they'd be killed.irl used. she was allowed to return to classes, but only if her father carried out daily checks. and close the door. arshan remembers the panic of the moment as pupils ran in every direction. i saw her holding that knife with a teacher holding her back, at risk to protect others. hywel griffiths, bbc news, swansea crown court. tom symondsjoins me now. clearly, parents will be worried when they see two stories of that on the news tonight and i will type on the news tonight and i will say eventually that schools are safe but to give wider butjust to give you the wider picture. the �*of picture. the number of offences involving knives has been going picture. the number of offences in the ng knives has been going up picture. the number of offences in the last nives has been going up picture. the number of offences in the last ten s has been going up picture. the number of offences in the last ten or|as been going up picture. the number of offences in the last ten or so been going up pictur

marc elias explains what comes next and trump's first.f tariffs set to go into effect today, hurting your bottom line in the process. illinois governor j.b. pritzker is here to respond. it is a big morning of big developing news. so grab your coffee. settle in. welcome to the weekend. >> breaking overnight, nbc news is reporting that trump officials have forced out all six of the fbi's most senior executives. >> multiple heads. >> of fbi field offices across the country, and about two dozen prosecutors who investigated capitol rioters. a letter to those fired. prosecutors said their removal was based on their role in the january 6th prosecutions. in a separate memo to the fbi workforce sent out friday night, the bureau's acting director told employees that acting deputy attorney general emil bove has asked for a list of all fbi employees who worked on january 6th cases for, quote, a review process to determine whether any additional personnel actions are necessary. joining us now at the table is nbc news justice reporter and author of sed

a, whether the us way, one day disengaged from europe and from the trans atlantic elias for the time being . they say that hoping to continue dialogue with the united states of america and with trump in particular for the need for both a you and the us to stay hand in hand to move forward, particularly got the best job of the huge challenges that they face globally they don't want to further upset the trump administration because the biggest concern, if trump decides to go, you need lots over the, on the deed, on ukraine. that could be a major stand back for the european union. and i think we have been very clear from the kingdom of denmark, with the great support from the european pop, most of the european union that everybody has to respect this serenity off for the national states intervals. and the green i'm is today a part of the kingdom of denmark. it's a part of our territory and it's not for sale. is the chairman of the leader of the greenland has been very clear, but they are not for sale. it's not the full say that was the statement from the dentist prime is that just gives

so elias book provides an answer to a question on many people's minds, which is where have schools gone wrong? quote in the past, he writes. columbia law school produce leaders like franklin delano roosevelt and ruth bader ginsburg. now it produces window smashing activists, close quote. elliott provides a timely perspective of what he sees occurring at of america's elite law schools. what it means for the future, the legal profession and. what should be done. so it's my great to welcome ilya shapiro to stage to talk about his book and then he and i will discuss the book. and later after that, we'll invite all of you to ask questions. so, ilya, thank you very much for being. and the podium is now yours. well, i'm delighted to be here. this isn't my first time speaking at aei, but it's my first time speaking since they completely redid this building. maybe it's my first time speaking in this building. actually. i remember the old one and it's an organization whose events i've long attended and whose scholars i've enjoyed interact them with and working with. so thanks very much, jeff and

they are elia who should i be or levy, and, or had been on me, who holds dual german and is rarely citizenship in exchange for those 3 captives. israel will release a 183 palestinians, including including a 111 palestinians disappeared from gauze after october 7 2023. now i've looked through those. the list of the names released by is really authorities. they include many prominent names of palestinian prisoners, some serving life sentences, including a yeah, that was fading. for example, who is accused of heading via cassandra gates and the southern occupied was fine. he was sentenced to 18 lives sentences. he will be released to his family in the occupied was found at tomorrow, saturday. but among those released in a 2 gods, a $111.00. those that list does not include the names of prominent doctors. for example, someone like for some of the sophia who was taken from his hospital in jack ballier after days of siege by his brand new forces to health authorities and gaza. estimate that up to 415 medical workers and guns that were taken by is really soldier, sir. there's a lot of names, a lot of

assigned also that the costs and the vehicles of the international commit to direct costs have arrived. elia don't expect it to the side of the release, and now they are parking that cause of yet a dead end. and basically they are waiting for further instruction from the military ring. they'll come us regarding the time, the way the route that uh the uh is where the caps will take to reach the area in order to facilitate a very smooth. how old bunch of it is really tough to woodson ton. what help to avoid any unnecessary delays of the release of the palestinian prisoners from the as many jails and the other side of the public city of the occupied palestinian territories. and even though the shows that all plays good, top of the church, the national messages up from the military, think of how much regarding the palestinian identity regarding the palestinians. austin routed deeply and their homeland despite all attempts made by this very minute treat to approve them um to displace them from their original towns and villages. but let me show you the general sentiments civilians are quite surpri

we so high levels of preparation spring may elia either the preferred nation. so kind of weird so that you can see right now empty at the back, the ground. that was that what puzzling with the of the made the fight to is who was securing a very smooth release of the it's very captive that the operate you shouldn't have the hand over of the east where the captive on this side has come to an end successfully and right now on the way back to be handed over to the gets pretty minute for you to on the go as initial medical checks in order to be late tested for united again, with the assemblies in the other side of the occupied palestinian territories. but right now, in the notes of the strip and the other side of the gaza strip, as there has been ongoing for 3 since by either by the ministry link of how much it causes ports in order to release the fed is very tough to that has been scheduled to be released today and it seems that sound to be completely and comprehensively organized. 5 of those fights as was trying now to secure the release of that captive in order t

prosecutors say the 25 year at dominican man now faces murder charges in the death of elias mavros. 48-year-old victim was found murdered monday evening at his home with signs of trauma on his body. he was pronounced dead at the scene and his nephew is calling for justice. >> i hope this guy gets what he deserves and rot in jail. >> reporter: we are told and ice detainer has been placed on pino with local law enforcement. he fed -- he pled guilty with his attorney saying this. >> just a young kid. >> reporter: this is the latest case to prompt elected leaders to call for more action at the southern border. on friday, the pentagon will send 1500 more active-duty troops, borders are tom homan has a warning for those who try to interfere with ongoing deportation efforts. >> working with doj -- >> reporter: this messaging from the trump administration appears to be working with encounters at the border in texas totaling just 289 yesterday. mike:cb cotoon thanks. anita: the city council in california voted to reject donald trump's deportation plans, the city's mayor says that puts the co

legal reasons, is then seen attacking assistant headteacher fiona euas assistant headteacher fiona eliasand colleague liz hopkins. they, along with a pupil, were hospitalised after the attack at amman valley school in carmarthenshire last april. the defendant will be sentenced on the 28th of april. and that is it from the gb newsroom. now it's back over to headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to. gbnews.com/alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top stories with three comedians. we're going to kick things off with a look at some of the front pages. first of all, we have the telegraph. raina to set rules on islam and free speech. the daily mail. what a time to be crawling back to the eu and the times pm won't back eu in trade war. now. more front pages to come in a second. but first, welcome simon and lewis. hello. i hope you're both well. we have a really big story here. simon on the telegraph. what do you what do you make of it? >> yeah it. >> yeah it. >> does i mean,

legal reasons, is then seen attacking assistant head teacher fiona euas assistant head teacher fiona eliasnd colleague liz hopkins. they, along with a pupil, were hospitalised after the attack at amman valley school in carmarthenshire last april. well, the prime minister was asked about the attack in sheffield while taking questions from reporters in brussels ahead of a dinner with eu leaders. >> the terrible. >> the terrible. >> stabbing in sheffield is one where i think the whole country would want to reach out to the family, to the friends, to the school, the entire community in their grief and mourn with them. obviously there'll be an investigation, but i think at this point i simply speak for the country on behalf to the to the country on behalf to the to the individuals affected, to the family in particular, but everybody impacted by this awful situation. a young boy has gone to school and hasn't returned home. and so my first thoughts as prime minister and as a father are with the family. >> well, the prime minister also says the uk won't be forced to choose between the us and the e

the girl, who can't be named for legal reasons, is then seen attacking assistant head teacher fiona elias and her colleague liz hopkins. they, along with a pupil, were hospitalised after the attack at amman valley school in carmarthenshire last april. the defendant is due to be sentenced on the 28th of april. those are the latest gb news headlines. more from me. in about an hour's time. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to. gbnews.com/alerts. >> good evening everybody. welcome along. donald trump has got the mexicans to stop other mexicans breaking into america. keir starmer is less useful than a chocolate fireguard when it comes to protecting our border. though trump threatened tariffs on mexico and what happened? well, immediately mexico promised to station 10,000 soldiers specifically designed to stop the flow of the deadly drug fentanyl into america, as well as illegal immigrants. as a result, he's now suspended tariffs on mexico. trump also tried it on with colombia, didn't he? who refused to accept illegal

legal reasons, is then seen attacking assistant head teacher fiona euas assistant head teacher fiona elias and colleague liz hopkins. they, along with a pupil, were hospitalised after the attack at amman valley school in carmarthenshire last april. the prime minister says the uk won't pick between working with the us and the eu, and intends to maintain good ties with both. sir keir starmer made the comments after talks with the nato boss, mark rutte, ahead of meeting eu leaders at a dinner in brussels tonight. it's all part of a reset with the bloc. it came amid the prospect of a trade war with the us, after donald trump said he'll hit the eu with tariffs, but may give the uk a reprieve. the prime minister was asked if he'd be willing to water down the uk's reset, with the european bloc to keep washington onside. >> relationship between the uk and the us and the eu. i have always been clear that both are important to us. now that for me, isn't new. i think that's always been the case and will be the case for many, many years to come. that's why in my discussions with president trump, we've