commissioner elias made that quite clear. neither should the commission be hindered by the meet and confer process. binding court precedent holds that d.g.o.s focused on policy decisions don't trigger meet and confer, nor is it needed to bring these changes to fruition. sfpd needs it, the public demands it, and i urge you to adopt the d.p.a.s recommendations. >> for example, the d.p.a. -- it gives d.p.a. the power to recommend an item for concurrence. there's a lot in there that's problematic. it doesn't deal with meet and confer. it is not a document that i'm prepared to vote on tonight. >> commissioner dejesus: i appreciate that. it is on for discussion and possible action, so we can call the vote. >> commissioner hamasaki: are we done with public comment? >> clerk: no. >> commissioner hamasaki: oh . let's have public comment, please. >> clerk: good evening, caller. >> the public does not know what you guys are doing right now. i'm just telling you, the important who spoke before me clearly did. i'm not an attorney. i have

that makes no sense to me. >> yeah, thank you, commissioner elias. we feel that -- as far as i know, we still refer to the human resources people to make a determination to advise the department and the commission and also the city attorney, which we do on every d.g.o., including this bulletin. so i know sergeant cabrera is on the call, who wrote some of this resolution, and the city attorney is on the call. >> commissioner elias: i know we're going to discuss some of this next week, but this meet and confer is a problem for most of us. so i'm still not clear on why things get sent to meet and confer. it seems that everything -- [inaudible] >> there's this deference that shouldn't be, and i think that's the point. it's this deference that's been happening no longer happens. >> commissioner dejesus: so i was there -- you know, i was there in 2016. and we passed the use of force, and we put it into practice, and they sued us, and they lost. this is a policy decision, and the policy -- the city of san francisco doesn't want their officers doing the caro

commissioner elias? >> commissioner elias: yes. i think commissioner taylor was the one who first brought this up because she'd like to shorten the length of time it takes to get d.g.o.s passed. so we did work on this bulletin or this resolution, and i am hoping that you will support it. it is not a fix-all, meaning, there's other d.g.o.s -- this process, it is a long process. and while this resolution addresses some of the time that it takes in terms of the length of this process, i do understand that the delay can also happen prior to concurrence. so again, this isn't going to fix the entire length of the process, but it is one step in the right direction to getting or being able to pass these d.g.o.s in a quicker manner. >> commissioner dejesus: i had a question for clarification -- on this issue, i had a clarification. so there was detailed letters from the d.p.a. with the line item -- at, like, line edited revision. there was also letters from the bay area legal and the d.v. consortium. and somehow, they weren't identified --

i'm with commissioner elias. we can go into closed session, get legal advice from our lawyers and release these documents. now, we're hamstrung. we can't do anything. >> commissioner elias: well, i really want to know, which is what we want to talk about, is what created these protocols. this is a huge issue, and we need to talk about it, and that's the only place that we can talk about it. >> commissioner dejesus: okay. all right. you know what? can i change my vote just so we can do this? >> clerk: just for clarification, on-line item 6, it's a vote on whether to hold item 7 in closed session, not item 8. >> commissioner elias: yes. >> vice president taylor: okay. so commissioner dejesus, are you changing your vote? >> commissioner dejesus: yes. >> clerk: well, we need a motion and a second. >> vice president taylor: another motion? >> clerk: for line item 6. >> i'm going to renew my motion with respect to line item 6 -- is it. >> vice president taylor: yeah, it's 6. >> clerk: okay. so do you renew your motion

commissioner elias? >> commissioner elias: yes. i think commissioner taylor was the one who first brought this up because she'd like to shorten the length of time it takes to get d.g.o.s passed. so we did work on this bulletin or this resolution, and i am hoping that you will support it. it is not a fix-all, meaning, there's other d.g.o.s -- this process, it is a long process. and while this resolution addresses some of the time that it takes in terms of the length of this process, i do understand that the delay can also happen prior to concurrence. so again, this isn't going to fix the entire length of the process, but it is one step in the right direction to getting or being able to pass these d.g.o.s in a quicker manner. >> commissioner dejesus: i had a question for clarification -- on this issue, i had a clarification. so there was detailed letters from the d.p.a. with the line item -- at, like, line edited revision. there was also letters from the bay area legal and the d.v. consortium. and somehow, they weren't identified --

commissioner elias? >> commissioner elias: yes. i think commissioner taylor was the one who first brought this up because she'd like to shorten the length of time it takes to get d.g.o.s passed. so we did work on this bulletin or this resolution, and i am hoping that you will support it. it is not a fix-all, meaning, there's other d.g.o.s -- this process, it is a long process. and while this resolution addresses some of the time that it takes in terms of the length of this process, i do understand that the delay can also happen prior to concurrence. so again, this isn't going to fix the entire length of the process, but it is one step in the right direction to getting or being able to pass these d.g.o.s in a quicker manner. >> commissioner dejesus: i

commissioner elias? >> thank you. there's a couple requests that i have for you, director henderson. >> yes. >> every week you report to us on the number of cases opened and closed and the sustained cases. but i think you should start providing the commission and the public with the number of cases that are with the chief and the number of disciplinary cases that are with the commission so that the public has a better understanding of how many cases are being brought before either the chief or the commission for discipline, because the number of cases opened and investigated is rather large. and then when we look at the sustained cases, that whittles down to 20, and just like the previous speaker, you know, you have to give us all the numbers and put them into context. so i think that those are very important numbers for us to look at. so i'm going to ask you to start including those, because those are very important. i know that some of that information is provided in your yearly report, but it's not even complete be

. >> commissioner elias: that's how we want to proceed, and we tell them as a commission what we think and how we should proceed, and they represent us. >> commissioner hamasaki: right. we've taken votes on this, and that's why i'm confused about what miss cabrera just said. >> vice president taylor: if we vote yes on commissioner elias' motion, d.h.r. would be required to meet with us, but what is the next step? i don't think that's ever been -- >> commissioner elias: the next step is we implement 5.01, and if there's a problem, they'll sue us, like they did last time. [inaudible] >> commissioner hamasaki: i think i'm totally confused. so we do or we don't vote on whether something goes to meet and confer. >> we don't. >> commissioner dejesus: that's why i want to agendize it. we should have a policy how we want to move forward in the future on these things, and we have a discussion on certain things and what should be included in the meet and confer. >> right now, what's at issue is the black hole and whether we want to get these policies or reforms implemented. >> commissioner hamas

commissioner elias made that quite clear. neither should the commission be hindered by the meet and confer process. binding court precedent holds that d.g.o.s focused on policy decisions don't trigger meet and confer, nor is it needed to bring these changes to fruition. sfpd needs it, the public demands it, and i urge you to adopt the d.p.a.s recommendations. >> for example, the d.p.a. -- it gives d.p.a. the power to recommend an item for concurrence. there's a lot in there that's problematic. it doesn't deal with meet and confer. it is not a document that i'm prepared to vote on tonight. >> commissioner dejesus: i appreciate that. it is on for discussion and possible action, so we can call the vote. >> commissioner hamasaki: are we done with public comment? >> clerk: no. >> commissioner hamasaki: oh . let's have public comment, please. >> clerk: good evening, caller. >> the public does not know what you guys are doing right now. i'm just telling you, the important who spoke before me clearly did. i'm not an attorney. i have

. >> commissioner elias: i think that's something that the chief had advocated for over a year ago. >> right. >> vice president taylor: is there anymore public comment? >> clerk: no, we have no other public comment. >> commissioner dejesus: okay. i think we have a motion and a second. >> clerk: yes. on the motion to accept d.g.o. 5.01, use of force policy, with the changes made by the police commission -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have five yeses, commissioner taylor. >> vice president taylor: great. next line item. >> clerk: next line item is line item 5, general public comment. at this time, the public is now welcome to address the commission for up to two minutes on items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the police commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department or d.p.a. personnel. under police commission rules of order, during public comment, neither police or d.p.a. personnel nor commissioners are required to respond to questions presented by th

. >> commissioner elias. >> thank you. i wanted to thank the deaf and hard-of-hearing community for being patient for getting this passed and getting us to where we are now and i know that when this was last on our agenda, there was a lot of heated discussion about it and a lot of frustration just because we wanted to get this through and, you know, go through the go-line. i'm glad we're here and i wanted to thank my fellow commissioner and dpa, inspector florez for helping toss do this. helping us to do this. i see no other names in the comments and is there a motion? >> i'll move. >> and i'll second. >> ok, public comment. >> members of the public are now invited to comment on line item 3, regarding 5.23 for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. you can call 408-18-9288 and for members that are on, hit star 3 to raise your hand if you would like to make a public comment. at the moment, we have one. >> good evening, caller, you have two minutes. >> hi, good evening. thank you so the commission for your time. i'm a victim

. >> commissioner elia >> commission >> commission >> commissioner elias: you know, this is really disheartening. all i want to do is move this along. the deaf and hard of hearing d.g.o. has been in concurrence for two years, and the domestic violence d.g.o. has been in concurrence for four years. the fact is, some of the amendments that we put recommendations that we put in were taken out of the d.g.o. it's just -- it's a sad, sad thing to me, but those are my personal feelings on the matter, and, you know, this isn't a personal process, but i wish that we could make reforms, you know, a little bit quicker, and not be justice delayed. >> commissioner hamasaki: yeah. i just want to clarify, commissioner taylor, the delay with deaf and hard of hearing wasn't delayed in concurrence until the very end. is there still public comment? >> clerk: yes. >> commissioner hamasaki: oh . >> clerk: good evening, caller. you have two minutes. hello, caller. you've been unmuted. you have two minutes. >> commissioner hamasaki: if i have to adopt a resolution, my motion would be to adopt the comments incorporated

i'm with commissioner elias. we can go into closed session, get legal advice from our lawyers and release these documents. now, we're hamstrung. we can't do anything. >> commissioner elias: well, i really want to know, which is what we want to talk about, is what created these protocols. this is a huge issue, and we need to talk about it, and that's the only place that we can talk about it. >> commissioner dejesus: okay. all right. you know what? can i change my vote just so we can do this? >> clerk: just for clarification, on-line item 6, it's a vote on whether to hold item 7 in closed session, not item 8. >> commissioner elias: yes. >> vice president taylor: okay. so commissioner dejesus, are you changing your vote? >> commissioner dejesus: yes. >> clerk: well, we need a motion and a second. >> vice president taylor: another motion? >> clerk: for line item 6. >> i'm going to renew my motion with respect to line item 6 -- is it. >> vice president taylor: yeah, it's 6. >> clerk: okay. so do you renew your motion

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marc elias is a founder of the democracy docket, an election lawyer for the democratic party. thank you for your time, sir, tonight. we appreciate it. >>> whatever is in store for us on this historic upcoming election day, an election day that is coming at us amid an unpre unprecedented health crisis a, whatever happens on november 3rd, a big part of whether and how anything will actually function on that day is going to be in the hands of state and local officials. not only do they have to be prepared to carry out an election amid a deadly pandemic, they have to be prepared for whatever else might be thrown at them by this administration. whether donald trump means what he tweets or not, whether he thinks he can get away with something or someone in his inner circle convinces him that he can't, the states have to be ready for all of it. our next guest is certainly projecting readiness for new york state. attorney general letitia james tweeted this in response to the president today. quote, new york will lead in fighting any of trump's efforts to delay the election and deny ou

>>marty good morning, i'm standing in the area where that elias took place. this is off of shattuck here in we put the map together as you can see what area. this all covers you can see a few stores, there's a cvs year there's the safeway there are also some mom and pop shops. so a very busy intersection here now a officer in the area witnessed a theft taking place. >>involving multiple people and so the officer intervene tried to detain the people that were involved in that theft and that's when the officer into law shooting happened now according to the investigation. they did not discover anyone who had been shot as a result of this elias, but we do know that that officer that was involved was injured and suffered a foot injury and had to be taken to the hospital. now the reason why this investigation is going right now is because the officer discharged their weapon and so now that officer has been placed on administrative leave along with in investigating the incidents that led up to all of this investigators are going to be looking at what happened the m

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louisiana just this week and so when you talk about where we're going on foreign policy and the options elia had come november 3rd i would suggest that you look at what some of her chin to be said about joe biden who sort of joe biden wins the presidency in november his foreign policy could lead us to a place where war is inevitable in fact he said you could build a bomb shelter. yesterday of joe biden's election and so i go back to afghanistan and i go back to the industrial come military industrial complex or a mansion. if you allow weakness the walls will come and maybe it'll never be conversational hold on maybe part of the conversation is that of american leaders afghanistan in a haphazard way then it'll appear to be a witness much like what we saw with the obama years when american sailors were on their knees with their hands full behind their heads with a rainy and warships directing us maybe sailors how to conduct themselves so this is a concern for the american public good well why would those sailors there in the 1st place ok that's a different topic prince but steve i would counte

jab at the reef was interrupted several times during a speech with some hardliners denouncing him as elia our correspondent us and back reports from the capital tehran and booking he's the highest authority in the country and he used his 1st address to parliament to call for calm grab a bit mad don't buy as the relations with government should be in accordance with the law in syria questioning an investigation are your rights as has been mentioned in the law but insulting and accusing someone without providing accurate information and not your right that's up to members of iran's most conservative parliaments it's 1979 revolution heckled and shouted at foreign minister jihads reith. he was called a liar by some in parliament angry over the handling of the 2015 nuclear deal a deal that was supposed to curb iran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief but since donald trump pulled the u.s. out of that deal and reimposed sanctions iran's economy has struggled and it's prompted conservatives who gained a majority in elections this year to turn around president has and rouhani and h

iran's supreme leader has defended the country's foreign minister denounced as elia by some hard line politicians johns or if was interrupted several times while briefing the newly elected parliament on foreign policy issues including his negotiations with washington. we have a bit it. is the home book all relations with government should be in accordance with the law and shari'a questioning and investigation are your rights as it has been mentioned in the law but insulting and accusing someone without providing accurate information are not your right and some of them are for burden. of more let's go to said big in tehran i said what's behind all of this. well as you said this all started when conservative politicians heckled and interrupted foreign minister divides and some of them called him a liar now these are scenes people are not used to seeing here but this is the most conservative parliament the country has seen since the revolution back in 1989 and it was voted in earlier this year in a voter turnout that was so low that it's never been that low since that that revolution now

colling from elias philadelphia, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. my condolences to the lewis family. know we havene to to keep this fight going. he was a champion for everybody. thank you. year, i hadr this the pleasure of attending an event at the library of congress, where an exhibit to parks was opened. had anjohn lewis opportunity to speak about rosa parks and her legacy. here is. -- here it is. [video clip] opportunity tohe meet with rosa parks and to talk with her. kind,s so wonderful, so and she kept saying to each one of us, you can do something. she inspired us to participate in sit ins. to study the way of peace, the way of love. you., i want to thank i want to thank you for what you are doing. to help educate and sensitize generation, to stand up, to be brave, to be bold, to be courageous, and if you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, do something. we cannot afford to be quiet. we have time to save our democracy, save our planet. we must do what rosa parks did. in, it comes time to sit sit down, do it. stand up, stand u

and so i have been working with a group called democracy dock et lead by the lawyer mark elias to helprt the lawsuits that are being brought around the country just to make the vote available. you know, to make it clear that look, let's have a fair election, and that means let as many people who are eligible citizens to go vote. >> are you at all concerned about irregularities in voting or fraud? i mean for instance we saw the case in new jersey, i think it was a few weeks ago now, where ironically it was some-- councilman who i think was changing the votes in republicans favor, is there a part of you that is worried that donald trump will be able to use any of those stories to try and undermine the entire election until you see, that there is that one and that one. i don't think we should trust this election at all because it says that i have lost. >> well, i think it is a fair point to raise as to whether or not it if he loses he is going to go quietly or not. and we have to be ready for that. but there have been so many academic studies and other analyses which point out that it is

i had two teenagers and i had mark elias, the lead democratic lawyer on to talk about those kids want to be able to vote by mail because they're afraid of going to the polls for the coronavirus. but they're going to do everything they can to suppress votes. and finally if it's a close election, he may not leave. so, i think the good news is, you know, you saw trump the other day, hannity asked him what his goals were for a second term. he had nothing, absolutely nothing. and joe biden can answer that question what he wants to do. he wants a competent government that can build infrastructure. americans want roads and bridges and airports and trains that just reasonable the rest of the developed world. >> yeah. let me ask you to give joe biden some advice. let's just say joe biden does win. i'm old enough to remember that your seat was the 60th seat that wound up in court. and until that court case was actually resolved, president obama did not have the votes to be able to pass the affordable care act. and once that seat was resolved and there were actually 60 votes in the united states

biblical tradition -- i don't mean to get too close to reverend al's territory, but a biblical tradition, elias, abraham, pete, you receive a different name. you are in a sense baptized into, ordained into a new life and a new role, and that's what happened to him in nashville, tennessee in the late 1950s. we are sitting here talking about him because he encountered a man whose name is not well enough known named james lawson. james lawson was an apostle and teacher, is an apostle and teacher of nonviolence, combining gandhi and the christian gospel, and the last time i talked to dr. lawson about congressman lewis, i asked him, do you think john is a saint in the classical christian sense of being willing to die for his beliefs and not his appetites? and lawson said yes because john always tried to manifest the kingdom with which jesus spoke when he said thy kingdom come, and that's what america lost last night. >> reverend al, often when i speak to you and john meacham, it is in the context of a great american passing, and one of the things i enjoy so much about having you on, reverend al is b

here‘s more on that from abc‘s elias clure.s at these residences, and effective immediately, it shut down those nine apartment buildings, encompassing 3000 residents. these residents had no notice that they would be locked inside their homes. they also had no notice that 500 police officers would be roaming the halls of these buildings. that‘s effectively one officer to every six residents. i spoke to some people living in these buildings, who say the food they have been provided by the government is insufficient, saying things like they have been given serial with no milk, jam, a tin of tuna just to feed ten people in the household. they say they are being treated like prisoners. they have also said that it is racist. if this was happening ina more it is racist. if this was happening in a more affluent part of melbourne, police have this kind of magnitude would not be deployed. the government and the premier of victoria daniel andrews has pledged to offer more support, but the people living here just want these draconian measu

host: let's go to elias, who is calling in rockville, maryland. elias, good morning.r: good morning. i do not think the two-party system is working. to be honest, i do not think adding more parties is going to work. the real problem is all the money to the companies and big firms putting in the politics' pockets just to buy them. until that problem is solved, we should not mess around with adding more parties were doing such and such. another big problem that i think is easy to fix is keeping, like, a limited term for all of congress and senators. i think this way, people will vote their conscience and be more adaptable instead of just, like, staying there forever and getting money from big firms and just, like, keep doing their own agenda, like raising money, keep putting their pockets, instead of doing what the american people need. who iset's go to les, calling from nevada. les, good morning. caller:yeah, i love your show, man. i was thinking about what is going on here with the electoral college, the two-party system and all of it, and it all comes back to too muc

we met him and i'm curious about the process of you cowriting the next book, 2034 with someone like elia versus writing novels on your ownue or your nonfiction on your own and give us an insight or speak your upcoming novel 2034 throughout march 2021. >> thank you. by the way, bob is himself, a very successful novelist. writing historical fiction, a whole series of books, i devour them. american naval captain,te peter, at the end of the 19th century an early 20th century. please, give my best to bob, a dear friend and a great writer. i'll tell you how i became a novelist. i wrote nine books and they were all nonfiction. i always wanted to write a novel, i love fiction, any booklist i offer will be two thirds fiction. i think we learn best from riction, reading fiction so i went to my editor, a wonderful guy, scott. i said scott, i'm ready to write a novel. scott looked at me and said admiral, you're a great writer s but you are no novelist. [laughter] i said yes i am, i was like a little kid. i can write a novel, i know how to write a novel. he said all right, all right. go ahead, give m

. >> yeah, my name is lieutenant elias. i'm a 20-year veteran of the department. i'm currently assigned to engine and truck 19, which does respond to the cliff rescues you were talking about quite a bit. but i'm here today just to speak on lieutenant baxter and his position. [ please stand by ] >> jonathan is the one with the idea working with the spanish speaking instructor to teach first responders. firefighters have told me i wish i could remember high school spanish a little more. jonathan, it needs to be a full-time position. there is a lot of behind the scenes. he did touch on what he does on a tailly basis, and him being at headquarters in touch with the command staff and chief officers, that needs to happen. in the day and age we live in, everything is social media. we know that print is behind the times already, and jonathan does get that info out very quickly. the citizens of san francisco have the right to know what is going on with ourselves, the department and what we would like them to know during several, for example, jonathan has advised me several

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colling from elias philadelphia, pennsylvania. good morning. caller: good morning. my condolences to the lewis family. know we havene to to keep this fight going. he was a champion for everybody. thank you. year, i hadr this the pleasure of attending an event at the library of congress, where an exhibit to parks was opened. had anjohn lewis opportunity to speak about rosa parks and her legacy. here is. -- here it is. [video clip] opportunity tohe meet with rosa parks and to talk with her. kind,s so wonderful, so and she kept saying to each one of us, you can do something. she inspired us to participate in sit ins. to study the way of peace, the way of love. you., i want to thank i want to thank you for what you are doing. to help educate and sensitize generation, to stand up, to be brave, to be bold, to be courageous, and if you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, do something. we cannot afford to be quiet. we have time to save our democracy, save our planet. we must do what rosa parks did. in, it comes time to sit sit down, do it. stand up, stand u

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