>> vice president elias: motion. >> president cohen: motion made by commissioner elias. motion to accept. is there a second? >>. >> commissioner hamasaki: second. >> president cohen: seconded by commissioner hamasaki. >> clerk: on the motion to accept the firearm, [roll call] president cohen, you have a unanimous vote. >> president cohen: thank you, this item passes unanimously. please call the next item. >> clerk: line item five, presentation of the firearm discharge review board and in-custody death review board 2nd quarter 2021 report. discussion. >> president cohen: thank you. you're muted, sir. >> clerk: you're muted. >> president cohen: i think he's looking for it. we'll just hold on until he joins us. all right. team work over there. >> i'm sorry. >> all right. here we go. good evening. let's see. here we go. good evening president cohen, vice president elias, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson, and members of the public. i'm greg lee, the deputy chief of administration here to present the second quarter firearms discharge review and in-custody death p

>> vice president elias: motion. >> president cohen: motion made by commissioner elias. motion to accept. is there a second? >>. >> commissioner hamasaki: second. >> president cohen: seconded by commissioner hamasaki. >> clerk: on the motion to accept the firearm, [roll call] president cohen, you have a unanimous vote. >> president cohen: thank you, this item passes unanimously. please call the next item. >> clerk: line item five, presentation of the firearm discharge review board and in-custody death review board 2nd quarter 2021 report. discussion. >> president cohen: thank you. you're muted, sir. >> clerk: you're muted. >> president cohen: i think he's looking for it. we'll just hold on until he joins us. all right. team work over there. >> i'm sorry. >> all right. here we go. good evening. let's see. here we go. good evening president cohen, vice president elias, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson, and members of the public. i'm greg lee, the deputy chief of administration here to present the second quarter firearms discharge review and in-custody death p

>> clerk: vice president elias?>> vice president elias: we've closed argument, but is it real quick? >> yes, just real quick. i just wanted to let you know, 35 years, the only complaint i had is within the walls of the police department. i've never had a complaint with the public, only with the police department. the fabricated cases against joel babbs because i'm a black man is closed, and thank you. thank you. >> vice president elias: thank you, officer >> july 14th. can i get a motion with respect to the disclosure? >> so moved. >> can i get a second? >> second. >> deputy city attorney just to confirm, commissioner cohen, the motion was not to disclose the closed session contents, correct? >> yes, thank you for that. >> sergeant youngblood, you're muted. >> online item 12 on the motion not to disclose... (roll call) you have six yes's. line item 13, adjournment. action item. i'm sorry, we need to take public comment real quick. for members of the public who would like to make public comment regarding line item 12

>> vice president elias: motion. >> president cohen: motion made by commissioner elias. motion to accept. is there a second? >>. >> commissioner hamasaki: second. >> president cohen: seconded by commissioner hamasaki. >> clerk: on the motion to accept the firearm, [roll call] president cohen, you have a unanimous vote. >> president cohen: thank you, this item passes unanimously. please call the next item. >> clerk: line item five, presentation of the firearm discharge review board and in-custody death review board 2nd quarter 2021 report. discussion. >> president cohen: thank you. you're muted, sir. >> clerk: you're muted. >> president cohen: i think he's looking for it. we'll just hold on until he joins us. all right. team work over there. >> i'm sorry. >> all right. here we go. good evening. let's see. here we go. good evening president cohen, vice president elias, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson, and members of the public. i'm greg lee, the deputy chief of administration here to present the second quarter firearms discharge review and in-custody death p

vice chair elias has a question about the crimes that you presented tonight. >> vice president elias: thank you, sorry. i was muted. chief, i just wanted to ask, i know that when you're doing the crime stuff and you compare them, you're comparing them to last year which is an anomaly year. what do the stats look like compared to 2019 or 2018 given that last year was the pandemic and unusual? >> therefore, the most part we've seen increases 2019. part of what we believe is this time last year, there just weren't as many people out. so we had fewer car break-ins and now we're up from last year, but when we look at a trend overtime, 2017, car break-ins was an all-time high for our city. 2018, 2019 when we look at burglaries, burglaries are up compared from 2019 to 2018. 2018 is 30% up. when we look at homicide, the trend is going back to 2016 we're pretty significantly below where we were this time 2016. 2018 and two thousand nineteen, we're up from those two years. so it's not a significant increase with homicides but we're up from where we were the last two years. slightly not signific

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with elias bye for now. me. ah, ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah, mobile calling play the over going out is, you know, park is in bob way. ah, blah blah, i started my job is blinking between deparga and the community. in the african marriage, you need to find somebody we did to putting in my bible about my job. my job weighed about my family, my level or my wife lives in there and work with them. i love you need the my it's about my comments. i want too much bit damage and that is into meant in our college and this i'm not in the news that were moved outside, but it was not a big deal for the deal. if indeed, you know there's been more italian not what they call in the bag we formed was before the community department where we live in our program. so i'm around the community, as it seems to me would really when will it be in a bad thing about keeping up whenever you a minute. if you go when they get ready to g? is that, is that it was, that is i got of a movie that when i'm done well, you know what i mean? i'm going to go o

vice chair elias has a question about the crimes that you presented tonight. >> vice president elias:nk you, sorry. i was muted. chief, i just wanted to ask, i know that when you're doing the crime stuff and you compare them, you're comparing them to last year which is an anomaly year. what do the stats look like compared to 2019 or 2018 given that last year was the pandemic and unusual? >> therefore, the most part we've seen increases 2019. part of what we believe is this time last year, there just weren't as many people out. so we had fewer car break-ins and now we're up from last year, but when we look at a trend overtime, 2017, car break-ins was an all-time high for our city. 2018, 2019 when we look at burglaries, burglaries are up compared from 2019 to 2018. 2018 is 30% up. when we look at homicide, the trend is going back to 2016 we're pretty significantly below where we were this time 2016. 2018 and two thousand nineteen, we're up from those two years. so it's not a significant increase with homicides but we're up from where we were the last two years. slightly not significantl

to my right is commissioner cindy elias, and i'd like to recognize john hamm and our talented commission staff. with that, i'll turn to the commission secretary and please call the next item on the agenda. >> clerk: we have roll call today.

and when we came in in the media, we should expect all the bound days from the colonial as elias, we have shown that the rate i will be longing to so that so if you're, if you that the month. busy of june i think that it's, that it's not much used to come to sudan and we used to ring 9 based on the honor. and then later on, after the when there was a huge amount of people can say, i mean it's still social that was welcoming all these people and then these people were installed. and then sometimes they said they were the guy who used to see what they find they want to live long. so my so that is that is not just fields. what if so who use this fuse? what's happening in the sewer and the used to it by now they want to shit. alright, we've run our times. are going to have to leave our conversation there. thanks so much to all of our guessing. have gramma now the noted dean and i saw the sharpie and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time visiting our website, delta 0 dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash h

other parts of the country is still trading up following elia flooding . it's not just their part, so you are a provider factoring as well. cleaning corporations are underway and belgium of severe flooding hits except for the country rescue teams and volunteers to seems sweeping and pumping water out of the streets. in some areas, roads were torn up and cars swept away by the deluge. in the meantime, the overseas kind of extreme weather causing another natural disaster. the worst drought in 40 years is hitting california fires, destroying homes and vehicles in the northern part of that state. wildfires of tensor fide. and ravage states across the west coast, where almost 200000 acres have been lost to the flames. sofa experts fear the 2021 wild fall season in the u. s. could they say, be one of the worst in history? for many a blame the current spate of freak whether a natural disasters on climate change, of course, and on the threshold of that of german elections, the greens and the social democrats, and claiming high speeds on the countries motor ways ar

more than a 100 people to be rescued elia patricia filed us this report. me we have just reached the location which became the at the center of the entire disaster in russia south just by looking at this booth, you can imagine what was happening here. the closer you get to the sea side, the lower the lands get, the more damage you witness. so let's take this painful and dangerous walk. the flash floods hit this town overnight and it seemed the people were completely unprepared. now we'll show you some of the most typical damage, so you can see over here, for example, fallen or outright destroyed fence in this place right here. used to be a bustling cafe on other typical damage element, right. their cars turned around after being turned over and the current people say they don't even know where it came from. what the water is flowing and cause the floating car barrels gas cylinders, everything was slow down. we were just watching us. i'm telling you now and have good bumps to you and if it is within 50 minutes, everything was flooded. saved at all and you k

to the quarter finals. felix oj aaliyah sim, joining dennis shap of all of in the last 820 year old elia sim beating. alexander is there in 5 sets. this is already a career best performance to him at a grand slam events. and he richardson you from their own capacity. crowds are allowed at the tournament. thanks to a further eating of coping 19 restrictions. first, stop on center court. this tuesday is tennis. he has on deborah. she has the chance we can the 1st hour player to reach a major semi final. this went on monday, sending up a quarter final with like i was hired to earn my place here. and i just want to give the example for, for, for many generation coming from north africa, from, from my country, from the african continent that it's not impossible that we can do it. and you know, i'm trying to give you this message from very long time and hopefully it is. it is working, you know, brazil are through to the final of the copa america, the whole country beating peru one know in their semi final paras ashmond striker name or setting up the only goal of the game for lucas kappa. brazi

but used to go predictions can easily be wrong, and individual cases we have on elias using the us model and that is all the days you are going to die shortly. so that's not bother about trying to save you. these technology i fear, might encourage the approach as well. like like any, any medical test, it has to be used wisely and interpreted in the light of other information about a patient. and so these sorts of concerns about unreliability actually suggest we should be using this tool rather than what people might already be doctors might already be using, which are less accurate predictors of when somebody might be reaching the end of their life. the don't have any reliable tools, and these new calculator is not liable to, to predict the time of death. and so you will need to have, as proper scientists do, have you need to have some humidity to recognize that there are some things you simply cannot. the same typically busy with the tele bond, claiming it currently controls 85 percent of afghan territory. a delegation from the group is in moscow right now. for talks it comes after a nu

but used to go predictions can easily be wrong and individual cases we have on elias using the newest model and it is all days you are going to die shortly. so that's not bother about trying to save you these technology i fear might encourage approach. well, like, like any, any medical test, it has to be used wisely and interpreted in the light of other information about a patient. and so the sorts of concerns about unreliability actually suggest we should be using this tool rather than what people might already be. doctors might already be using which are less accurate predictors of when somebody might be reaching the end of their life. we don't have any reliable tools and this, and you calculate that is not reliable to to predict the time of death. and so you will need to have as proper scientists do have you need to have some humility today . how nice that there are some things you simply cannot think. typically the busy ok that wraps it up for this news out. this is, are tina national more not top stories coming away just over 30 minutes of to see that the i use the climate ag, ju

1300000000 people on the continent, less than 15000000 of those those as well actually from the vaccine elias complex. so the question now is, how can these countries get enough to relate the population? in fact, africa, talking about 1600000000 doses of coffee, 19 vectors in order to correlate 60 percent of its population, which if feels will be safe enough to try to tackle the covered 1900 pandemic in africa. now the expectation was that the graph had 800000000 doses of the vectors by december last year. and by 6 months after, know, those of covered 900 vexes, came from the international alliance or international effort to help low and medium income countries to deal with the panoramic. so the african union invoice was really, really angry. and apart from that, he's also talking about how europe, maybe so difficult for african countries to sort of buy these vaccines to from there manufacturers in europe. whenever they said, whenever africa tried to approach manufacturers in europe that were referred to india, where india was also battling with an upsurge or uptake in covered $1000.00 infrac

just part of the reason elias a rose gold in his 9 >> them stay away from childcare lately. yeah., definitely this kid's the you know, get the sniffles and that touched staff is don't have time to clean every single toy. he says he plans to send his kids soon and doctor lon says as of late, there seen an increase in covid in children. he notes vaccines for kids under 12 still aren't available yet region. we were involved with some of the clinical trials with regard to the moderna vaccine coming down in age group up in los angeles. our group is working on that. >> as well. so hopefully we're thinking by the late fall is and age groups will start to come down. >> and that was jeff mcadam reporting for us tonight. still ahead with the date. now set. governor newsome is beginning to publicly focus more on his recall election. >> his plans for the state leading up to september 14. >> this pile of trash just the tip of the iceberg. how much garbage got left behind after weekend celebrations in taupo. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm.

many of the businessmen hear of him built that business is over years and years and years elias bahama is going to talk to his allies and what happened to your, what your business happening. i see the 1st time i'm leaving you 25 years. all right. and i see that this is happening when before, but noise, this happened is a very big gap and we want to make it more stressful. what, what did you think when it started, were you surprised? yeah, i surprise because this happened. i didn't see before what it was before was it happened a little bit, but you live in this community, were you surprised that it happened here? is there is a problem now. for what is happening, you can see yourself or right. the people was working us, working here for 15 years to build something business, to sell life or families. you know, if you the all, the time is like this is the meaning is it is a big hunger because how do i want to solve the, how are you going to pay for this repairs? yeah, i just to try to talk to them about the landlord, maybe the landlord is going to help us, you understand otherwise can take

so asi is elia for training code. now assess is what's going so badly wrong. if there was an award for an arab spring success story denisia, despite being the neighbor of field state libya, would surely be on the short list of nominees. right? it's not being destroyed by civil war, again, like libya next door in 2015 for tenicia and civil society groups won the nobel peace prize for, quote unquote, a decisive contribution to the building of a democracy. but 60 years on 10 years after the arab sprang, swept north africa and the middle east, there's a sense of street violence. as the focal point has been the countries crumbling health care system which has contributed to one of the highest per capita cove. it 19th death rate, but it's not just a corona virus that has left many feeling ill. many people who are deceived by hypocrisy, terray and robbery of the rights of the people. i warn any, think of revolt into weapons and whoever shoots a bullet the armed forces will respond with bulus. tunisia is facing the biggest crisis in a decade of democracy. after presid

by 12 months the program was due to expire on back today. elia 1000 trucks from turkey bring supplies to millions of syrians every month. and an international manhunt is on the way for h remaining suspects and the fascination of the haitian president of the moines, both united states and columbia have offered to help in the investigation. now the drug company, pfizer, is expected to seek approval in the united states for a booster shot if it's covered 19 vaccine. it's research shows that aside dose generates antibody levels that of $5.00 to $10.00 times higher than those produced after the 2nd dose of the vaccine. us regulators currently be fully vaccinated. people are protected and don't need an extra job. but pfizer is saying that its vaccine drops an efficacy by 30 percent over 6 months. meanwhile cove, in 1900 cases across the united states are on the rise blocking phase of a new outbreak. the 11 percent rise in a week is being blamed on the delta varying, which is now a dominant strain across the u. s. latest date to shows more people are being sent to hospitals in areas where th

and by 2020 after months of failed attempts to form a government, a new prime minister elias was brought him. he was forced out later in the year over a corruption scandal and anti government protest as were back on the streets again . on sunday. the miss handling of the pandemic because exacerbated the difficult living conditions for millions of people who been calling for support from those in power. let's go back to the next gillian from the university of sussex who i was speaking to a short time. yeah, we talked about the role of the military macs in previous disputes. we have seen the very powerful unions themselves, pops more powerful into nicea than any of the other north african states. come into play, be able to active mediators along with the military, to speak sense and talk sense into very you might say intransigent politicians who got very fixed views about what a post revolution tune is yet, should look like. that's been that debate for nearly a decade. it has and it is continuing that this kind of triad between the unions, between employers association between political pa

but the stickle predictions can easily be wrong and individual cases we have on the elias using the newest model and that is all days you are going to die shortly. so that's not bother about trying to save you these technology. i fear mice in cottage the approach, well, like like any, any medical test, it has to be used wisely and interpreted in the light of other information about a patient. and so these sorts of concerns about unreliability actually suggest we should be using this tool rather than what people might already be doctors might already be using, which are less accurate predictors of when somebody might be reaching the end of their life. the don't have any reliable tools and this, and you calculate that is not reliable to, to predict the time of death. and so you will need to have, as proper scientists do have you need to have some humility today. how can i's that there are some things you simply cannot. st typically predict. instagram has blocked the page of one of russia's most senior orthodox church officials. and it turns out that it was his support the coven vaccination.

economy even more by 2020 after months of failed attempts to form a government to new prime minister elias was bought in. he was forced out later in the air of a corruption scandal. anti government protest, as we're back on the streets again, on sunday, with handling of the pandemic has exacerbated the difficult living conditions. the millions who been calling for support from those in power recorded from jani is the project director for the north africa at the international crisis. group join us now via skype from lisbon could target and get all the program. so, i mean, how much of a crisis is this, or is this really just internal domestic politics that needs to play out? i think this is the very major crisis in tunisia, probably the biggest crisis since at least 2013 if not 2011. and you know, denisia democratic experiment has already gone through several major moments of tension, take ups and the show downs. but this is, i would say different, this is particularly significant because he comes at the end of a 10 year experience with the chronic institution that has slowly, i would say cr

elia angÉlica: asÍ es.do positivoa pesar de haberse reunido con un grupo de congresistas tejanos. >> un tribunal federal fallÓ a favor de mantener las restricciones en las cruceros con base en el estado de la florida el contraste con la temporada de cruceros que comienza hoy tras un aÑo y medio para dos por la pandemia y es que el llamado estado del sol le bastÓ una semana para duplicar los casos. representan el mayor nÚmero de casos de covid. >> deberÍan poner una ley. la variante delta es la principal causante de la subida de Éstos nÚmeros en el paÍs. en arkansas las hospitalizaciones aumentaron 80%. uno de sus hospitales, los sufre. >> todavÍa estamos luchando contra el covid. dice Ésta enfermera. el condado de los Ángeles reportÓ mÁs de 1800 casos donde hace dos meses no superaban 160 y asÍ volvieron el uso de mascarillas para la del gobierno local, estÉn vacunados o no. >> estamos en una epidemia, pero la amenaza sigue. >> los adolescentes mayores de 12 aÑos sÓlo han recibido una dosis. anthony faucci

the other thing that can and must happen is that mark elias can't be the only one challenging these laws in court. merrick garland has to be there, too. we still have a federal rights division and courts and they ought to be in those courts challenging the laws especially the ones that are particularly onerous and obviously anti-democratic. they may win, they may lose but they ought to be in there fighting. >> eugene, i never, ever, ever disagree with your analysis. i'm going to push bash back. republicans and legislatures viewed this as existential and so they wrote legislation and they shipped it out to the state legislatures and governor abbott shut down the state house to get it through. it is under way, i think, as we speak today. i don't hear chuck schumer talk about it on a daily basis. i don't see recess canceled. i don't see counter suits filed in every single state. the republican action is malevolent but it is frantic, desperate, for their political survival. i don't see that on the left. >> well, i won't argue with a lot of that because you are not hearing as much public hair

the district of san francisco as a neighborhood business, owned and operated for 27 years by car men elias she received a check from the city for $10,000 to help offset some of her losses during the pandemic. >> when i got an email, i was really happy to learn how to read my email because it makes me cry. >> reporter: this is a crafts and jewelry store on 24th stree grant. d when she told her son, had a few ideas spend the money. >> you can take me to l.a., to disney. i said no, forget it. that check is going to my landlord. >> reporter: 258 storefront businesses with two or more employees were awarded $10,000, and 21 small businesses with 15 or more employees received $25,000. so, who gets selected for these grants? actually, there are people working for the city here on the ground developing relationships with these business owners. >> one person is very speciand >> reporter: that is diana ponce de leon who works for the office of the economic and work force development. >> the anxious of not knowing, right? the information, being able to have someone to talk to them and guide them, that

elia management is stepping up the pressure.called into question the leadership of the british drugmaker. they need to beef up their expertise and its top ranks before carrying out plans in q2. h&m returns a profit in the second quarter. sales rebounded as stores reopened and pandemic related restrictions were eased. they said the third quarter started well and sales are almost back to pre-pandemic levels. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake," powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are sequencing the variance to understand the prevalence. for now, extremely low. -- low of the delta variant but we will continue to sequence and ensure we know and can therefore respond. the best view we have at the moment is essentially to continue vaccinating. jon: that was the spanish foreign minister catching up with bloomberg's maria tadeo. good morning come alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i am jonathan ferro. you're actual

restrictive voting measures put forward in their state remains to be seen,utdy voting rights attorney mark eliaste, if texas enacts this bill, it will be sued. the continuing battle to protect voting rights in the state that is already the hardest to cast a ballot this is where we start with some of our favorite reporters and friends. joining us, ari berman, "mother jones'" reporter and author of "give us the ballot." joining us, matthew dowd, and author of the upcoming book "revelations on the river." and kim atkins is here, an msnbc contributor. matthew dowd, it is your state. texas governor abbott is trying -- i think saving face here and going back at these voter restrictions with the wind of the conservative majority of the supreme court at his back. talk about today in texas. >> well, great to be on. i mean i think you have to couple what he is trying to do on voter restrictions with what other things he has done in the last legislative session, the governor and the republicans, and he wants to do in this because i think they're fundamentally connected. what they're doing is trying to rest

it can't just be marc elias and others who are filing lawsuits in public interest. voting rights act. we have a civil rights division in the justice department and the are fighting us tooth and nail. democrats ought to be fighting some way, in a posture to pass whatever congress can pass, to nullify or mute some of the worst of these restrictions. especially the ones that as matthew said have to do with the ability of partisan local officials and state legislators to overthrow an election. that is the true danger to democracy. the biggest danger to democracy. here it is, it's happening before our eyes. >> matthew, in fact, there is pressure on those few republicans who decided to pushback both on donald trump and the big lie. new york times reporting today that there are far-right voters challenging republicans who voted to impeach trump. this is a story about congressman peter mire. apparently at a recent event a woman in fort myers that he would shortly be arrested for treason and hauled before a military tribunal presumably to be shot. people are willing to kill

the country's leading voting rights attorney mark elias tweeted tonight, if texas enacts this bill, itbe sued. joining us now, democratic congressman collin allred of texas. he has worked as a voting rights attorney. also with us, texas state representative gina inhossa. what happens tomorrow at 10:00 a.m.? >> well, probably nothing much happens tomorrow. tomorrow we will show up. it is a day of formalities, really. there are time line that's have to be complied with even by the republican majority before any bill can be passed. so tomorrow should not be too eventful. at least we're not anticipating that. we will have a fight on our hands within this special session that takes place within the next 30 days. >> so what about hearings on this bill? what about a full airing of it? there is now disputes of republicans, disputes about who put what provision in the last one? and how did that get in the bill last time? we don't know how that happen. >> it is a circus, isn't it? we did succeed with our walkout. we did succeed in putting enough attention on the provisions of the bill to make ev

muchd the stanley cup decided in hockey england and italy, and tonight another cup won by 14 year olds eliae. she's from new orleans, and she wins these scripts. national spelling bee cup here is the walk off winning word for the youngster her tonight that she had mary. uh and you are. anyway, i s that is correct. company with a day of like avant garde. how can you lose right there? 14 years old and well on her way to something victorious in life's definitely hey, i know giant fans don't pull for the san diego padres, but you've got to admit this was quite a game tonight. they were down to max scherzer and the nats. ain't nothing came back, and they got a grand slam from a very unusual batter. to say the least. check this out. camarena kids, right field cabaret now, please. its land. diego are you kidding me? so why is that weird? well, it was a padre. relief pitcher daniel camarena. he was just called up from the minor leagues yesterday, a grand slam in his second big league game in the first major league hit for him. and the first relief pitcher. they hit a grand slam since 1985 don robin

i'm chair of the commission, and i would like to recognize that vice chair cindy elias has been excused, and i look to sergeant youngblood to call the roll. >> clerk: yes, ma'am. [roll call] >> clerk: president cohen, you have a quorum. >> president cohen: all right. excellent, ladies and gentlemen, will you please join me by standing up, putting your right hand over your heart, and reciting the pledge of allegiance. ["pledge of allegiance"] >> president cohen: all right, folks. shall we get started? your enthusiasm is killing me, commissioners. my goodness, oh, my god. at least mosier smiled at me. thank you. all right. stacey, what's up? call the next item, please. >> clerk: line item 1, general public comment. at this time, speakers may address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or personnel. to provide public comment, dial 415-655-0001, enter meeting i.d. 146-777-2250. then poun

good evening, vice president elias, president cohen, commissioners, executive director, and the publicake this in 10 minutes tonight at the request from our last meeting. i'll get through this quickly. starting off with this past weekend, we actually had a very peaceful weekend in san francisco in terms of the shootings and didn't have the violence that we had last year and 6-year-old was killed and we had two shootings but we were well deployed and good job by our officers and our com commanders.we had a peaceful hoy weekend. my hats off to the public and the officers for working together to keep san francisco safe over the weekend. and in terms of our violent crimes, we're 5% over all down from this time last year and robberies are down by 12% and assaults are up by 5% and that is 30 or so assaults, more than this time last year. property crimes, burglaries go down and 4% year to date and above where we were this time last year and that's way down from about 52% of just a few months ago. motor vehicle theft is up 3% and that also is continuing to go down. arsons are up by 15% with 23

it makes the we'll just let mark elias fight it strategy almost moot.hink the georgia case is the one state law that merrick garland has involved himself in. in the wake of the supreme court decision, i think what claire is saying is those legal challenges become all the more difficult. doesn't that argue even further for federal legislation? >> i think that's certainly what you're hearing from some voting rights groups and civil rights groups who have been meeting with the white house at the staff level, meeting with vice president harris. they view this as a truly existential threat and even if the supreme court did make it harder for both states and the doj to sue and to knock down restrictive voting legislation and signal to congress as well that if you do pass voting legislation at the federal level, you know, it's going to probably have to come through us as well, that doesn't matter because the immediacy of the fight and the impact here is kind of what they're saying. they're saying we need federal voting legislation now that can help protect the

como todas las maÑanas elia mÉndez alistÓ a su niÑa para por bajar a los campos de cultivo donde trabaja incluso mentar la cantidad de funcionarios norteamericanos en la embajada cubana para evitar que el pueblo tenga que viajaron tercer paÍs para cumplir con procesos consulares. el centro este plan es sin duda alguna el tema de las remesas, de sÓlo juan gonzÁlez, asistente principal del presidente biden en latinoamÉrica. >> como va ser que la remesas lleguen al pueblo cubano sin que el ejÉrcito cubano quite un porcentaje. otro es buscar formas de dar asistencia humanitaria pero de una forma que vaya a travÉs de organizaciones humanitarias no que vayan dirÉ a meter bueno cubano que las usa como herramienta de control social. sancionar a individuos que fueron responsables de los abusos en contra por lo cubano que sÓlo estaba de forma pacÍfica manifestando por sus derechos. y el tema consular que es algo que responde republicanos y demÓcratas, es algo que apoyan y ven algo que debemos hacer. edwin: importante recalcar que el departamento del tesoro se prepara para imponer sanciones a miemb

. >> caller: hi, my name is elias demira and i live in district 5 i would like to see the great highway continue to be closed to cars. it's so much better now. it's a unique recreational space. it is -- the idea that we can reduce climate emissions by making driving more convenient, and making the area less space and more unpleasant to people not in cars sounds like a dangerous myth. induced demand is real. the more you encourage driving and discourage other modes, the more people will drive and vice versa. it seems like the beaches are already taken over with the highway anyway and covered did in sand and it's going to become more and more expensive to maintain. any of the resources and effort- >> clerk: thank you, caller. thank you, caller. hello, caller, your minute begins now. >> caller: good afternoon, supervisors. my name is kenneth russell and i'm a resident in district 7. i am calling to voice my -- -- activities, walking, and children learning to bike and people skating and everyone appreciating the beauty of this incredible space along the beach in our city. we should support

to my right is commissioner cindy elias, and i'd like to recognize john hamm and our talented commissionetary and please call the next item on the agenda. >> clerk: we have roll call today. [roll call]

elia diaz-yaeger is the president of the hispanic national bar association.he is a frequent speaker and field presenter and serves as a diversity as a diversity facilitator for the louisiana state bar association. ms. diaz-yaeger is also a shareholder in the insurance section, where her primary areas, where her primary areas of practice include industrial employment, insurance defense and coverage, environmental law, commercial litigation, and board governance and cybersecurity. ms. diaz-yaeger also serves as the secretary of the board of directors of on path federal credit union, whose mission is to strengthen the financial health of underserved communities through financial service and education. in addition, she has cofounded and volunteered and many other community organizations such as the a/d crossman esperance of library project. ms. diaz-yaeger received her bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, and her masters in size from university of southwestern louisiana, and her j. d. from loyola university new orleans college of law. welcome, ms. diaz-yaeger.

i'm chair of the commission, and i would like to recognize that vice chair cindy elias has been excusedthe roll. >> clerk: yes, ma'am. [roll call]

i'm chair of the commission, and i would like to recognize that vice chair cindy elias has been excused'am. [roll call] >> clerk: president cohen, you have a quorum. >> president cohen: all right. excellent, ladies and gentlemen, will you please join me by standing up, putting your right hand over your heart, and reciting the pledge of allegiance. ["pledge of allegiance"] >> president cohen: all right, folks. shall we get started? your enthusiasm is killing me, commissioners. my goodness, oh, my god. at least mosier smiled at me. thank you. all right. stacey, what's up? call the next item, please. >> clerk: line item 1, general public comment. at this time, speakers may address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or personnel. to provide public comment, dial 415-655-0001, enter meeting i.d. 146-777-2250. then pound and pound again. if you would like to make public comment, please pre