>> vice president elias: motion. >> president cohen: motion made by vice chair elias. is there a second? >> commissioner brookter: second. >> president cohen: second made by commissioner brookter, and then please call the roll. >> clerk: president cohen, we have public comment. >> president cohen: oh, my gosh. thank you, sergeant youngblood. >> clerk: for members of the public who wish to make public comment, press star, three now, and there is no public comment. >> president cohen: there is no public comment. okay. motion has been made by vice president elias, seconded by commissioner brookter. please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have six yeses. >> president cohen: excellent. motion passes unanimously. sergeant, next item. >> clerk: line item three, reports to the commission, discussion. chief's report. weekly crime trends. provide an overview of offenses occurring in san francisco. major significant incidents. provide a summary of plans activities and events this will include a brief overview of any unplanned events or activitie

but elias would not be silenced. no—one has claimed responsibility for elias�*s killing.volvement. most targeted killings go unclaimed by any group. unknown armament is the phrase being used but my understanding is that there is a lot of indication that the taliban are party to these assassinations. there is also an indication that there are additional groups that are also a part of it. the authorities say they are working hard to capture those responsible. every saturday, government officials update the press on investigations. anisa shaheed is a famous tv journalist working for the popular to lonews channel. she witnesses violence on a daily basis. despite losing colleagues to targeted killings, anisa and her fellowjournalists continue to work. they are uncertain exactly who is behind the attacks. back in doha, the taliban and afghan government had started direct talks — one of the commitments in the us taliban deal. there is one priority for me as an afghan and that is really to see any effort through non—violent means that can end this current bloodshed and this curre

>> vice president elias: motion. >> president cohen: motion made by vice chair elias. is there a second? >> commissioner brookter: second. >> president cohen: second made by commissioner brookter, and then please call the roll. >> clerk: president cohen, we have public comment. >> president cohen: oh, my gosh. thank you, sergeant youngblood. >> clerk: for members of the public who wish to make public comment, press star, three now, and there is no public comment. >> president cohen: there is no public comment. okay. motion has been made by vice president elias, seconded by commissioner brookter. please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: you have six yeses. >> president cohen: excellent. motion passes unanimously. sergeant, next item. >> clerk: line item three, reports to the commission, discussion. chief's report. weekly crime trends. provide an overview of offenses occurring in san francisco. major significant incidents. provide a summary of plans activities and events this will include a brief overview of any unplanned events or activitie

elias: thank you. my question is because i see, chief, if you can't get the money that's needed to if finish these recommendations, $4 million out of a $600 million department, can we move some things around. >> commissioner, we're going to do whatever we have to do. because it's a bigger picture. there are other things happening in terms of technology and what i think our city director of technology, the department of technology is trying to do what makes sense these there's a project now for the city to replace the computer aided dispatch system. that's the whole dispatch system that allows us to collect the data that we talk about for those type of things. who's calling in and we need to be much better coordinated on that. but, at the same time, the department needs to reevaluate this record management system so they can talk to each other. that's a significant investment. so there's other bigger ticket items that the city is in the process of working on and that's why i was a little bit tentative o

commissioner elias has a question for you. i see one in the chat, commissioner elias.ou ask this one already? >> vice president elias: no. well i asked him for an itemized list. i think it addresses all of our concerns. you're absolutely right, every penny in the department is accounted for. so we just need more clarity on this. so i think if he provides an itemized list of where this money is going and if we can get it for years 2019, 2020, and an up to date one on 2021 so we can see how much money is come engine and where it's going. so if you can get those to the commission office and they will distribute to the commissioners, i think that will be helpful. >> i can do that. >> president cohen: thank you very much. we appreciate that. and i'm going to stop with my line of questioning. i just wanted to add a finer point to the questions that were already asked. seeing that there are no other questions in -- out there, we are going to continue to move forward. mr. leung, thank you. and the rest of the team, raj and oshida, thank you for your presentation. very informat

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commissioner elias. >> vice president elias: no. i think commissioner brookter had some. >> commissioner brookter: so mine is actually an announcement for my colleagues and members of the public. i got a phone call from a former police commissioner joseph marshal and i'm happy to be apart of the discussion that's going to take place on sunday alongside the chief and, also, we will be accompanied by the oakland police chief laron armstrong as well as oakland police commissioner chair regina jackson just having a conversation about all of the good work we all have been doing here in san francisco and just having a very open candid conversation about police and policing in our communities. so i wanted to let my colleagues know, that is 8:00 p.m. on sunday and also for members of the public, i think it's going to be live on facebook and it's posted. >> vice president elias: dj, can you provide commission office with that info and the website for the public? >> commissioner brookter: absolutely. >> president cohen: thank you. commissione

we will get to all that coming up, with mark elias, our first guest this evening. but we will start tonight on a heads up from politico.com. it's a small piece on what is happening today. but it's news worthy because it portends something bigger. the personal lawyer to trump, rudy giuliani, appears to be broke. or worried about money for a litany of reasons. you are recall that giuliani's home and office were raided by the fbi last week. and the standard of living to which he has become accustomed. rudy giuliani, the personal lawyer from ex-president donald trump, has reduced the sides of his personal entourage. he has laid off staffers and contractors. and he no longer moves around manhattan with the full complement of as many as five people he has kept around him for years. he has a part-time driver, who is the son of one of his friends. now, whether or not it matters to you if rudy giuliani still has his valet, his door opener, i'm not sure what he needs five other people for, whether or not that change in his lifestyle is significant, the news is that mr. giuli

>> vice president elias: seconded. >> president cohen: seconded by commissioner elias. >> clerk: i just need to call for public comment. for members of the public who would like to make a comment on public comment dial star 3 now. and president cohen, there is no public comment. >> president cohen: okay. please call the roll. >> clerk: on the motion not to close, commissioner brookter, how do you vote? [roll call] you have five yeses. >> president cohen: thank you. the motion passes unanimously. sergeant youngblood, what's the next item. >> clerk: line item 12. adjournment. >> president cohen: thank you. folks, it's 9:20 we are adjourned. >> clerk: thank you. have a good night. >> president cohen: good night everyone. >> chairman: good morning, ns welcome to the rules committee of the san francisco board of supervisors for today, monday, may 24th, 2021, i am the chair, aaron peskin, joined by vice chair, supervisor raphael mandelman and connie chan. our clerk is mr. victor young. do you have any ?owments? >> clerk: yes. due to the covid-19 emergency, and to protect board members, city e

commissioner elias, is there anything you'd like to ask? >> vice president elias: no i'm good thank you. >> i was going to say the quarterly report is also. >> so i can tell you that we have been working with the members of the police department which i know that the commission has done a lot of work on and i think that we made really big strides there. i believe it's with the chief now to hopefully get to vice president elias by the end of the week some time. we were all on a pretty tight time frame, but we were able to sit down and i think we were able to work out a lot of issues that i think hold up the process and so hopefully that will be something that the commission looks at, offers additional recommendations on how we can be more efficient and something that will pass. >> president cohen: so how did you make a decision on how to issue a department bulletin versus a department notice and what's the difference? >> i'm maybe not the best person to ask and d.p.a. does not have much interaction, but i will say that in the most recent ver

commissioner elias, is there anything you'd like to ask? >> vice president elias: no i'm good thank you. >> i was going to say the quarterly report is also. >> so i can tell you that we have been working with the members of the police department which i know that the commission has done a lot of work on and i think that we made really big strides there. i believe it's with the chief now to hopefully get to vice president elias by the end of the week some time. we were all on a pretty tight time frame, but we were able to sit down and i think we were able to work out a lot of issues that i think hold up the process and so hopefully that will be something that the commission looks at, offers additional recommendations on how we can be more efficient and something that will pass. >> president cohen: so how did you make a decision on how to issue a department bulletin versus a department notice and what's the difference? >> i'm maybe not the best person to ask and d.p.a. does not have much interaction, but i will say that in the most recent ver

elias: every time we run sales, we see big booms.e a few things that have really caused demand to increase, and these are some of the uncertainties that you just have to deal with. we had unprecedented levels of transfer payments that occurred, along with direct stimulus payments that people got. we would see demand in our direct to consumer channel spike the next day. when we run a sale, we see demand spike significantly, and the level of increase is similar to what we would have seen historically. so consumers are still looking for sales. i don't know that it is as much dependent on an expectation of runaway inflation that is happening, so you need to buy today in order to not pay significantly higher prices tomorrow. we have seen this trend towards demand growth across all of our consumer businesses over the last six months, and it has really been steady and hasn't started to turn down at all. so it feels a little bit more sticky to us. alix: interesting. i'm waiting for all of the sales to happen that just aren't coming as much.

elias told "mother jones," quote, the georgia law violates both the invite voting rights a the u.s.he "titanic" shipbuilders how much confidence they had in the ship's voyage. this law will be struck down in court. in a brand-new piece from "democracy docket" elias lays out the danger of the gop's anti-democratic efforts. quote, the transformation of the big lie from a political ideology to a basis for state action is a critical one for society, especially a democracy, because once it infects our laws and official policies, it creates real harm to the public. a law that calls an arsonist a firefighter doesn't just result in confusion. it threatens public safety. the truth is that we are almost certainly closer to the beginning than the end of the damage that the big lie will wreak. we begin this hour with the author that have piece, aforementioned legal pitbull in the democratic party in the fight against suppression of voting rights. mark elias, we're so happy to talk to you, we know how busy you are, thank you for spending some time with me today. >> thanks for having me back, i'm

say, hey, elias, what do you think, what's going on here?as is like, i had no idea my native national dish is so global. i'm like, all right, now you're learning. and you got more out of this than you did out of reading about it in a textbook. and then you can say, hey, let's shift that to a story map. go out and find some more interesting things. and this is one on a student who did hamburger pie and found the word "casserole" comes from the french word for saucepan. i'm like, all right, more etymology, i like that. have them tell you the story of their favorite recipe or a favorite recipe and connect it to the age of exploration, cultural diffusion and so forth. and then, just for fun, go john snow on them and make a heat map. and say, guess what, i didn't have to give you research from old archeology studies. your ingredient shoulder me the agricultural hearths of world history, fertile crescent, india, southeast asia, right there on the map. if you said, that's really cool, i don't have time for that, i just really want but quick and eas

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you don't kind of go over in elias today and delivered you and be to feed i left the yard. i saw the harder let me over to mom and follow up for i guess the breed was a roof hoof while color miles and beside the v. humbly hour of a little bit after last year with us in am in a lot of little soft roof in awe either and also she had asked about a bit you know, with them in a, in a suit. i need this stuff sort of feeling good enough enough. she will not let me know the booklet come off. i don't know what i want to know the feeling that monday. let them either one of those days without anybody colonda has a lot of them. and so that, you know, passport to judge, ending that it's how, who land cathedral as far as i know how much you've been in can mean for me and i'll feel more them way. but the my getting my, i know you while my home or use on men last year with us in about a negative over of the last 30. you know, that's a little bit of a lot of iran in c a. so if you don't see any would then put in new hi. she had the last number for me and my little girl was taking. the auto

and he will go elia today. and that's now who describe what the offensive had accomplished. because we don't, you know, we attacked the mass tunnels, we took out many targets in what they call the metro below that gaza strip. we talk to us as a no, actually, but we struck more than 100 kilometers of that system. and we demonstrated that it was bone, herbal, and could be destroyed the hulu, that we eliminated more than $200.00 terrorists among them. 25 senior leaders, including brigade commanders, shoot, we eliminated an important part of the mass and islam make jihad leadership. and those who are not eliminated now know that our long arm can reach them anywhere you hold unless you go to the whole michel some a. so call is a freelance journalist in jerusalem and he joins us now. some you welcome to the program. are there any concerns about whether the sci fi will hold yeah, well i can tell you that the hearing the jerusalem at the time that the palestinians have been celebrating, what they see as a victory by the palestinian resistance. israeli here had been in a different mo

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. >> reporter: elias said the state government and city employees are moving outside the city, whereess, is growing. >> we sold that for $4.2 million, today it would be worth double that. so, that would be $8 million . in fiveyears. >>e houo on t market aroundoundrock,t offers in twosuyers cannot compete with that. i mean, if you are not all cash and ready to close, you are not going to get it. i sold this lot -- >> reporter: growing pains ami welcome to the place where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. where cacique inspires you to add your own flair. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. cacique. your auténtico awaits. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand ofgo in d. , i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> an army of volunteers made a big difference in the pandemic by firing up their sewing machines in the servi

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not only condemning is elia also is on crimes, but also reminding everybody, reminding ourselves that you know, we have to care for jerusalem. we have to work to protect yourself, am we have to work to also to defend yourself. that's important. but there is still, there is a wider picture, though why that picture is about the prolonged occupation is really prolonged occupation of the policy and territory that have started in $967.00. we should not forget that. we should remember all the time that israel is an uncle buying power, and israel is not above the law is right, cannot enjoy impunity. israel has to be accountable for the crimes that it commit against the policy and people on daily basis. crimes, cut the amount of crimes against humanity and go crimes. and that's for that reason we have to work very hard loader to put an end to that to patient. today's events here in the general assembly and what has been happening has refocused that tension again. one day she was by this time that anything related to the so called normalization between some out of countries on israel does not

incompetent government have led to the fall and the result there is a crown slippin from his years there elias on t.v. we have spent $3.00 and our country continues to slide into poverty as opportunities to have his voice heard a rapidly shrinking simle taney sleep in another moscow court prosecutors opened a case to declare and to corruption group the f b k and his regional offices as extremist making them equivalent to al qaeda. as a regional campaign offices do not exist anymore but there are dozens of cool and mighty regional politicians there are thousands of their their powerful independent political organizations that will be doing investigations and money during elections bubbly complains and really. the case was adjourned but the court has already imposed an interim order stopping group from operating the number 2 was they'd rather powerful opponent is standing against us it is the whole state machine of a nuclear superpower state it can behave brutally as we could see ourselves during the events which are also related to the current case we are defending the truth we believe that our

one of the target zones isn't far from generally a refugee camp in northern when elia israel, his southern garza, with more than a dozen strikes destroying the 2 houses medic say, 4 people were wounded in the city of han unit while both sides publicly, se they'll fight on secret negotiations are said to be under way and a phone call. your president joe biden has told israel 5 minutes to lower the intensity of the continent. not iran's deputy foreign minister says, talks to salvage the 2015 nuclear deal and bring the us back to the table. have progressed well in vienna, under the agreement, iran restricted its nuclear program and exchange for sanctions relief. but it's repeatedly breached the terms of the deal. since donald trump pull the us out in 2018, washington says it's ready to lift many of its sanctions, but tara says it won't rejoin until all of them are removed. dosage very has more now from vienna. according to officials here they are one step closer, but still there is a lot a long way to go before all parties return to for compliance. under that 2015 nuclear deal. we just heard

one of the target zones isn't far from generally a refugee camp in northern gaza when elia israel hit southern gaza with more than a dozen strikes destroying 2 houses, medic say, one person died and 7 people were wounded in the city of hon. eunice, this is the scene at a hospital that what has been more than 10 days of intense israeli bombardment in garza costing 227 palestinian lives. 12 people have been killed in israel by palestinian rocket fire from southern israel. human con, report, palestinians and gaza, look at yet another building reduced to rubble. as israel continues, it strikes and goes from land and sea. one man describes the moment he realizes his house was next fell off a job and i received on my mobile phone a call from a private number. they said that it was a call from the east lady intelligence problem, and they were wanting before targeting job. the home, they asked me to clear the area and to move all the neighbors out. i turned in or out. he asked me to make sure that everyone is out. also, he asked me to block district. the israel has one of the most technologic

in fact, the visitors were good for one more goal and the dying minutes when elia scary hammer this in 51. the final score cologne get to stay in the 1st division. while keels still remain in the seconds, at least for the next season. and a quick reminder of our top story before we go in columbia, the army has tightened control in 2 cities after several more people were killed and anti government protested. the country is now marking one months since the start of the deadly demonstrations. protesters are angry over growing joblessness and equality. and don't forget, you can always go to the news on the go, just download our app from google play or from the app store. i'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world, as well as push notifications for any breaking news. you can also use the app to send us photos and videos of what's been happening as your new update access, our stay tuned for a quarter on location with a look at environmental issues. of course, there's always more on our website, d, w dot com or social media. i'm claire richardson in berlin from the enti

. >> reporter: noe elias has one, too.cher doesn't know how long he can afford to stay here. as working class neighborhoods close to downtown are turned into high-priced housing. >> the city council, the local government has to really take initiative to protect the working families. you know, families that make less than $50,000 a year. >> reporter: elias says some of the state government and city employees long austin's backbone are moving outside the city where prices are cheaper. and the number of homeless is growing. >> we sold that for about $4.2 million. today it would be worth double that. so that -- >> reporter: double? >> call it an ai$8 million home. >> reporter: cord shiflet says even when buyers can't afford a home they love it's become hard to seal the deal. >> we had a house go on the market last week around round rock, $400,000-ish, had 96 offers. buyers can't compete. if you're not all cash, ready to close, you're not going to get it. >> reporter: growing pains amid a growth spurt. as the pandemic fuels a c

and elia out is a respect because latin american football, john, this one around go about whether matches could be played. things are such, they're always moving. there's so many moving parts. news has been back and forth for the past 48 hours. obviously argentina currently finding themselves backed into a phase one locked down until the end of this month. it ends up being a very tough proposition. if you were looking at it under normal situations, the domestic league is suspended, but company, but it doesn't go past with them and he cannot heal, maintain their position of playing in argentina despite these restrictions. so that ends up being a very tough bit of water to tread, but there's been scenarios such as she like your why pair of why being options to play the comerica as well. there's even rumors about the possibility of the company going to deny it states that's a little bit far fetched, knowing the, the logistics that are entailed. but still, those are things that are being talked about. nothing confirmed at all. then a champions of spain will be decided on saturday without any

we mentioned a 1000 of them have headed out over just the last few days so we're going to talk to elias hanner about those who is a retired military general and a strategic analyst he's on skype from beirut thank you for your time so how is he doing this i mean the gaza strip is under blockade there is very tight controls of what comes in and out and between the last conflict and now they appear to have only increased their capabilities. i think this is like between israel and hamas and the killer and every time you have a clash you have a different context different political context what it is local between the palestinian order in israel or as well as indonesian now. means i mean. the capability to really. manufacture internally disguised of things. like that and at all remember like in the small rocket. not more than the port kilometers but with time with help from outside we have to be. frank and with the internal dynamics of manufacturing you can really. achieve these kind of capabilities and this is like a semantical approach that you have to be it's not like survival issue exist

she elia knew what to say to be accepted as a donut. it. oh my god, let me. they went to the man. they looked at me and asked, so what's your motivation for doing this by and i said, oh, my motivation is altruistic. i just want to help people and that was in just a moment. and i honestly thought of either him a very good actress or a sociopath or i didn't know one or he's a very bad psychologist. i mean, just look at me and all the people who go, they lie to him and he just accepted me. and then i got out of it for years now, egg donation in spain has been on the rise. one of the few critical voices is scientist consuela. as plaza. she studied the practice both in spain and internationally, and believes the reason for the increase here is purely financial. she says the clinics have become very skilled in advertising. yes. because you should already see that on the one hand, the clinics direct their advertising at women who need financial help, who lack of money than on the other day highlight the outro istic side. the idea that those who respond are helping others. they also offer

(crickets chirping) (water running) elias? (water stops) oh, my god, what happened?

i know mark elias is bringing lawsuits against the bills but this seems flagrantly racial in the tacticshere why what can be done in the short term? >> i think that it is clearly racial. when you look at harris county and there's an office and board members there in harris, a predominantly black county and other counties impacted and it is racial and i think what must be done is that the justice department needs to come in under civil rights legislation -- civil rights lawsuits to try and stop this process. i remember when texas tried to start instituting the voter i.d. laws in texas that attorney general holder came in and sued and i would hope that attorney general garland and his new head of the civil rights division come in and try to intervene. this is another reason why we need the john lewis voting bill passed as well as senate bill 1 because they would have had to preclear this had the voting rights act still be in force the way it was but taken out section 4 and 5 texas doesn't have to preclear the changes so we have to be proactive and need that legislation back in to deal with

. >> do you support elias stefanik for that job? >> yes, i do. >> the gop is a threat to democracy is where we start this hour with some of our favorite reporters and trends. frank fanglusi is here and john brennan and national investigative reporter for "the washington post" carol linik is here. i want to play a line of questioning that feels different in light of the scoop from friday night and then senator kamala harris questioning then attorney general bill barr. >> has the president or anyone at the white house ever asked or suggested that you open an investigation of anyone? yes or no, please, sir. >> the president or anybody else. >> seems you would remember something like that and be able to tell us. >> yeah. but i'm trying to grapple with the word suggest. there have been discussions of matters out there that they have not asked me to open an investigation but -- >> perhaps they have suggested? >> i don't know. >> hinted? inferred? you don't know? okay. >> carol, when i saw at the time i wanted to buy the attorney general t

mercedes elias joining us there. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back.fted with eye-popping iq of 146, average iq is between 85 and 115. only accepts individuals with scores in the top 2% of a population. wow, pretty impressive dagen. dagen: she's adorable. i was looking at her instagram account or i assume run by her mother. but probably run off and join a band when she's 17. if you're inundated with intellectual pursuits when you're so young and speaking of youngsters today, today is bella's first birthday. congratulations to natalia. her favorite toy is a sock. maria: happy birthday bella. best wishes to nalex. mark, what do you think of the prodigy? mark: she can count to a hundred, recognize all 50 states but she can recognize all of the elements on the periodic table. ding, ding, that's the winner right there. very, very impressive. i think that's awesome. maria: all right, we will take a break. exclusive interview with senator rand paul and wife kelly coming back. wait till you hear their story. they are coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ [sfx: revving trucks]

and, good evening, to vice president elias, commission, executive director henderson, and the public.k in terms of homicide and shootings. overall, we are down by one over year to date. we have 16 compared to 17 year to date last year. that's a percentage decrease. rates were down 83 to 61. 27% decrease. robberies were down 1,007 to 835. which is a 7% decrease. we are now up in assaults which is a change from last week. human trafficking, we were up by 2. 9 to 11 this year which is 22%. property crimes. the good news is burglaries continue to go down. we made a high impact on arrests of prolific burglaries this week. the district attorney and his team filed charges including probation violation and the open charge and the person was detained. so those collaborative efforts we believe at least anecdotedly seem to be making a difference in terms of our work with the district attorney's office and our strategies to focus on the high impact prolific burglaries. we're at 20% here today. a couple months ago, we were 56% up. we were at 2,800, 24 burglaries as of this report. motor vehicle th