elias, was he genetically a polk? i didn't catch anything about parentage. >> i personally don't think he is. of course, there has never been anything to confirm or deny anything. so, we know that when samuel polk is married, his father easy you'll gifts him attractive lighting mecklenburg county, and ezekiel,is father gifts him attractive land in mecklenburg county, and when his wife's father, james knox, when he dies, in his will, two women are transferred to his daughter's husband. so, samuel polk gets those two women. now, around late 1805, early 1806, we see those two women are the only two slave women living on the property at that time. but at 1805, 1806, two enslaved men come onto the property. around 1806, elias polk is born. were not even on hundred percent sure who his parents are. elias is could say possibly a north carolina native. >> yes, and he would say he was. his birth certificate and death certificates all say he's from charlotte. he considered himself a north carolina native. but tennesseen, as wel

commissioner elias? >> thank you. i w [please stand b . >> commissioner elias: on page 3 of your report, the 50,000 calls, do we know if that's increased over the years? i'm assuming that it's yearly you're doing the tallies or do we see an increase, decrease from last year or last quarter? >> thank you for asking that. i already had those answers for you. we see a decrease, as a matter of fact. >> commissioner elias: okay. >> in 2017, we had 14,366 mental health detentions. that's -- 4,366 mental health detentions. that that's similar. in 2016, we had similar numbers. in 2018, we had 300 less cases, and that was the first time that we went below 4,000. i know the average is 7,000 mental health detentions from everyone. this number is just from the police department, but you just have to remember it's s.f. police, university police, college police, so when it comes to these numbers, it's only the san francisco police department. we're also seeing a reduction in the use of force. we have at least 25% reduction in the u

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. >> commissioner elias: thank you. that was my question, because i do think that's a large part of what you and your team are doing in sort of getting the officers into the 40-hour-a-week course. >> yeah. unfortunately, i don't have my other sergeants that are the ones doing most of the trainings. we have been doing this nonstop through the years. we just recently did the command staff training for the ten hours, and it was refreshing to hear our supervisors and command staff hear how it's changed in crisis intervention. now, the officers are embracing it, they're practicing. i read most of the reports that come to my desk for 5150s, and i see how the officers are doing a great job up there. they're building a rapport with people in crisis, they're not rushing, and i think that's what we want at this point. we're motivated to continue doing our work. i know sometimes you don't hear the good jobs that officers are doing, but i'm telling you, i hear every day on the radio officers responding to crisis and following proto

now to cycling, and italy's elia viviani sprinted to victory for the second day in a row at the tourlaim the fifth stage. it was another disappointing finish for the slovakian, who'd already been beaten by viviani on tuesday, but the three—time world champion had the consolation of retaining the race leader's yellowjersey with a 14—second advantage over australia's michael matthews. just enough time to let you know that argentina and paraguay, in their cobra marek up much are currently goalless. argentina looking for a first when after losing their first looking for a first when after losing theirfirst win looking for a first when after losing their first win goalless. —— copella americana. you can get all the latest sports news at our website hello there. the recent warm, humid, thundery, weather across the south—east was just a little taster of what perhaps might be a bit more widespread across the uk as we head on into next week. more on that in the moment. this is the thundery front which brought those downpours to the far south—east recently, low pressure will be more the domina

. >> i have a couple of clarifying questions before we pass it on to commissioner elias. can you explain what the color coding on the first page means? that is the first question. >> can we get it up on the screen? >> perhaps if you could put it up on the screen. the first question is with respect to the color coating and then second clarifying questions and the e.i.s. alert and the indicator. i an am not sure that i understand. >> the performance indicators that you see in the green, use of force, d.p.a. complaint, and civil suit, officer-involved shooting and officer-involved discharge and on-duty collision, e.e.o. complaints, internal affairs, tort claims and vehicle receipts, those are the indicators. those are the ones that make up the alert. so when an officer hits a certain threshold t alert will be generated and that is when we send out the alert to the sergeant on the street. >> is there any rhyme or reason to the different colors? >> to just help clarify. the performance indicators are different from the associated factors. and that is something to take into con

we reached out to 29-year-old anthony elia who helps run absolutely britney.e told us, quote, i'm forever blessed and have faith that good always wins. i have no further comments except that i love britney. >> the lawsuit filed was unusual. >>> the attorney tamar arminak represents amanda booins. she's not involve in the britney's case but believes the defamation case is a long shot. >> britney is a public figure. it's kind of open season. the family will have a hard time finding attorneys to take it all the way. ♪ a little closer >> still, what about britney's instagram -- is it hurting her brand? should fans be worried. >> j. >> i just got home. >> amidst the workouts and bikini pictures are posts, pictures of mary magdalene and pictures from her bathtub. and there was the conspiracy theory. >> do i look thinner today than yesterday? is the news really real? it's a conspiracy theory i'm interested in. >> i think it's indicative of the conservator giving her ax to her social media. now it's just britney and her phone putting up whatever she wants to put up. >

dennis raped and stabbed betty elias in a motel room in 1949. he was 18 years old at the time. and he is now 57. the case went unsolved until 2015. that is when dna and fingerprint evidence connected him on that crime. his dna was in a nationwide database because he was in federal prison for a sex crime at a montana indian reservation. >>> later today, the san francisco board of supervisors will debate the impacts of a bill that would workers as employees. the bill would give independent contractors many of the same rights as employees. today, san francisco supervisors will hold a hearing on the current state of workers' rights. companies like uber and lyft are opposed to the bill, arguing that classifying it gives them more flexibility. >>> we now know what caused that b.a.r.t. train to break down. b.a.r.t. says it appears malfunctioning air compressors caused one of its new trains to stop on a track. it happened between stations. the train that broke down is part of b.a.r.t.'s new "fleet of the cuter." >>> time is now 4:09. police in berkeley hope you can help identify a car.

a few days later elias back in the french city of qom. he and his wife to have lived here for many years. deafness that was born in rwanda her mother was murdered in the 1st few days of the genocide. most of her family was also simply wiped out. one day maybe more than 6000 kilometers away but all of the memories are right here. margit in question which it ms imagined on my i have the feeling that all the images from back then are still in my head. the places the smells here for example in this family photo you can see my mother with my eldest daughter and that's my youngest sarah these are our children and their cousins a joyous family photo where everyone's gathered together. everyone's happy to see each other. as the saying we in our children are the only ones still alive i almost feel a bit guilty why us. none of my relatives asked to die. their lives were snuffed out. just like that. who has the right to do that. having lost nearly the entire family is the driving force behind their tireless work. our commitment has changed our life

commissioner elias? >> the fact is that this law was passed a year ago. we knew about it. i asked at that time for a 1421 memo from the city attorney. we received it days before the law was supposed to take effect in january 2019. we're now in june, and we have a handful of cases that have been released to the public under a law that was passed more than six months ago, so of course they are frustrated, and they have every right to be because we haven't gotten our stuff together to make sure that when the law became effective, we had a system in place to go ahead and distribute this information. with respect to the fact that, you know, commissioner taylor that a request has been made for all officer, it's my understanding based on public comment that was made tonight and before and from speaking with the community, yes, that was a request that was made, but the public defender and other members have followed up and said look, we understand that's a voluminous request, but they've followed up with these are the ones that we need. i'm not sure of the actual dates, but in spe

now to honduras where the opposition leader man was elias says the country is facing its biggest crisis since the coup that to pays him 10 years ago this week military police opened fire at students who were demanding the government step down the president one orlando and 9 days is refusing to go man mode reports. on june 28th 2009 the military coup d'etat on tourists sent shock waves across latin america. in the early morning 100 soldiers stormed the presidential palace and they were and captured president moments. he was put on an airplane and sent to neighboring effectively relieving him of his command as head of state. was there when saliva supporters took to the streets to denounce the coup and security forces were deployed to shut down nationwide protests that lasted for weeks. 10 years later we return to the hunter and capital if you take out that what you were sent to a taxi driver 20 years says the lives of many hundreds are marked by the time before and after the coup that will go. before it a coup will live better you will see as many protests. over the last decade economic c

the undo an opposition leader man ones elias says the country is facing its biggest crisis since the coup that deposed him 10 years ago this week military police opened fire at students demanding the government step down but president juan orlando amandas is refusing to go man reports. on june 28th 2009 the military coup de time on tourist sent shock waves across latin america. in the early morning 100 soldiers stormed the presidential palace and there was an captured president. he was put on an airplane and sent to neighboring costa rica effectively relieving him of his command as head of state. was there when saliva supporters took to the streets to denounce the coup and security forces were deployed to shut down nationwide protests that lasted 2 weeks . 10 years later we return to the hunger in capital to get out the word ok our were sent a taxi driver 20 years says the lives of many hundreds are marked by the time before and after the coup that will go. before it a coup will live better you will see as many protests. over the last decade economic conditions in hunter s. have decl

i have to join the supplemental elia. at least nineteen people have been killed in making a fast so. they were killed in an area that c. jihadist attacks recent weeks the district of all been done is in the north of the country became the faxes troops a part of the regional force against. the jihadist threat in this i help. and in may two soldiers in front to special forces lost their lives in the north became the faucet in a raid that freed four hostages held. we'll review more on all the new stories -- had in a few moments time. now it's not it's not a business and for that which michael stands starting with the fallout from the failed marriage betwee. the little feet and please let. days after fiat chrysler pulled out of that proposed merger french automaker renewing its vows to its current partner nissan. they really should of course has seen better days in addition to reno considering joining forces with another automaker to to have sparred publicly it's a rare occurrence. on monday nissan criticize or no for trying

marking the 10th anniversary of a coup against democratically elected president mandela's elia his ousting sent the country into a period of political unrest that persists today manner of how to reports from the honduran capital. on june 28th 2009 the military coup d'etat on tourist sent shock waves across latin america. in the early morning 100 soldiers stormed the presidential palace and it was and captured president moments. he was put on an airplane and sent to neighboring effectively relieving him of his command as head of state. was there when saliva supporters took to the streets to denounce the coup and security forces were deployed to shut down nationwide protests that lasted for weeks. 10 years later we return to the hunter and capital if you like and that is what you were sent to splode as a taxi driver of 20 years says the lives of many hundreds were marred by the time before and after the coup that. before the coup we lived bitta you wouldn't see as many protests. over the last decade economic conditions in honduras have declined sharply the ruling political party under the le

the honduran opposition leader a man wells elias says the country's facing its biggest crisis since the coup the deposed him 10 years ago this week military police opened fire students demanding the government step down the president juan hernandez is refusing to go why not upload reports. on june 28th 2009 the military coup d'etat on tourists sent shock waves across latin america. in the early morning 100 soldiers stormed the presidential palace and they were and captured president moments. he was put on an airplane and sent to neighboring effectively relieving him of his command as head of state. and his ego was there when saliva supporters took to the streets to denounce the coup and security forces were deployed to shut down nationwide protests that lasted for weeks. 10 years later we returned to the hunter in capital to take on that one job were something a taxi driver of 20 years says the lives of many hundreds are marred by the.

. >> commissioner elias. >> does it now refer the officer back to the m.o.u. with the d.a.'s office? if you take out homicide whichevers the lead of the investigation -- which was the lead of the investigation and not replacing it with who the lead of the investigation is going to be, how does the -- where is the information going? are you telling the officers to look back to the m.o.u.? >> so it would remove -- and are you speaking specifically to officer-involved shootings and discharges and custody deaths? >> right, the three categories. >> it would remove homicide from that and just replace it to isd, but the actual investigation piece of it and who is responsible for it would be the m.o.u. >> that is outlined also in -- will that change also be outlined in the d.g.o.s that you are changing the name to isd? >> it will not be in the general orders. it's -- the name change is simply in this department bulletin. i don't know if we have a separate bulletin that is coming out that speaks towards the functions of the iib, but once the m.o.u. and everything was approved and tha

then in the ninth, elia mcnamy adding a three-run homer.ng with two outs in the ninth. mississippi state advances to the college world series, they eliminate stanford, 8-1. >>> final round of the rbc canadian open, rory mcilroy started in a three-way tie for first but would run away early. look at that, almost eagles the first hole. he finished with 9board birdies on his way to a 9 under 61. one of the bogeys came on 18. he predicts the raptors will win on monday. speaking of pebble beach, and the big cat spending his sunday on the monterey peninsula. this is video of tiger woods getting in a practice round today at pebble. it was hosting the 119th u.s. open. 19 years ago, tiger crushed the field in the most dominating performance in major championship golf, win the seoul by 15 shots at pebble. he's one of the favorites this week after winning the masters earlier this year. the first round tees off on thursday. >>> to the klay courts at the french open for tennis'second grand slam of the year. rafael nadal wins his 18th title beating domini

. >> commissioner: commissioner elias. >> commissioner: first, i want to commend you on the crime prevention strategies you have. i think they're phenomenal and a wide variety of strategies you've employed and it's obvious the community involvement and making the community feel safe and inclusive very important. i'm happy about the burglary outreach program. how many officers do you have? just one? >> we have two. when we have a backlog we start with two and we get two to four a week. that's very manageable for one officer to go out. now, let me say, everything as they that's happening on that is because of the hard work of all my lieutenants and in particular my fifth lieutenant who has been extraordinary in terms of organizing all the operations. i may bring the i'd yeah, he puts it into -- idea, he puts it into operation with other lieutenants, sergeants, officers. i know it's because of all the work of not me but the work the officers do each and every day. >> commissioner: that's great. i didn't note the drug stats. do you have those statistics? >> not now. >> commissioner: that would b

he was convicted in may of a cold case murder, betty elias was killed in oakland back in 1979.s unsolved for decades until dna connected him to the crime in 2015. prosecutors say this may be the oldest case ever tried in alameda county. he was already serving time in virginia for a sex crime and had previous convictions for sexual assault. >>> we told you earlier in the newscast about the price celebrations this weekend. well, today marks a milestone in the gay rights movement. it is the 50th anniversary of the riots at the stonewall inn in new york city. as we are told, the riots marked the beginning of a nationwide fight for acceptance. >> reporter: crowds gather outside of new york city's stonewall in. the once unassuming bar with the modern gay rights movement was born. it was june 28th 1969 when police raided the establishment subjecting crossroads cross- dressers to anatomical inspections. the bar had only been open for two years and was already a well-known, yet under the radar gathering, a spot for new york's gay and transgender community. but many patrons resisted the

look at what rate elia put out a few months ago. he actually accounts for these investments.early childhood is like a 10 to 15% return on our investment. infrastructure could be anywhere from 10% to 20% return on our investment. we have to balance the budget in the long run, but the way we get there is by reforming our systems, reforming healthcare, education, reforming your accuracy that is the u.s. government. it has to get lean and mean. audit the defense department cost weaves all the ways we can out of that. we waste $50 billion per year in the medicare program. that's $1 billion per week even washington dc that's real money. how we squeeze that, at the government running as efficiently as we can, reinvent government? asked for more revenue, and then make these investments that are going to yield more money to the treasury because they are good for economic growth. you know what else is good for growth? immigration reform. most reports say that immigration reform can lead to 1.2 or 1.3% increase in the gdp. so you have a comprehensive strategy in place of investments, sq

a look at the reno literary community continues as we speak with author elia parker and lieutenant governor kate marshall about coming out of nevada's recent economic recession. >> the book is called "nevada's great recession." i used to because write newspaper columns in the state of nevada about what was going on with the state of nevada during the recession. those newspaper columns had a great theme. after she stepped down as treasurer, we started writing columns together. subject try to pick a that we thought really mattered for the future. something we had to deal with. obvious ones, education, infrastructure, budgets, how do you deal with poverty? it is such a difficult issue. we would take these issues and who go to the copy house. >> usually the way it would start is i would write a detailed version of it with all the facts. kate would take what i was doing and we would talk about it. we would say what really do want to say here, what policy issues? it worked really well, it was a lot of fun to write together. we got married in 2014. we were relatively a new married couple. this did

colombia where we're staying now in latin america because the honduran opposition leader mandela's elia says the country is facing its biggest crisis since the coup that depends him 10 years ago this week military police and fire on students who were demanding the government step down but president juan orlando and is is refusing to go man multiple reports. on june 20th 2009 mil tary coup de tong on to recent shock waves across latin america. in the early morning 100 soldiers stormed the presidential palace and they were and captured president moments. he was put on an airplane and sent to neighboring effectively relieving him of his command as head of state. was there when saliva supporters took to the streets to denounce the coup and security forces were deployed to shut down nationwide protests that lasted for weeks. 10 years later we returned to the hunter in capital to take out what you were sent a taxi driver 20 years says the lives of many hundreds are marked by the time before and after the coup that. before it a coup we lived better you would see as many protests. over the last

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