[roll call] >> president elias is in route. with us tonight, we have chief scott from the san francisco police department. and executive director paul henderson from the department of police accountability. >> sergeant, could you call the first item. >> line item one. presentation of certificate of appreciation, ms. angela jenkins from the bias working group and mr. roam jones from the bias working group. [gavel] >> good evening, vice-president, carter-oberstone, commissioner and the public. thank you for putting this first on the agenda. i want to acknowledge two community members who have been very, very engaged with this police department and policing in san francisco and i know one other thing we always try to do is get people to be engaged with this police department and our policy making and the commissions policy making and for the public, i want to just say that, this is what that looks like and i know they aren't the only two because we have many i'm in our city -- we have many people in our city who participate. but i

>> thank you, president elias. just really want to congratulate ms. jenkins and rome on this incredible award and this honor. the bias working group predated my time on this commission, but i had the pleasure of working with both rome and ms. jenkins on dj9.07, the pretax traffic stop. djo, so it's no surprise to hear this praise today because it applied with -- the same if not more force to their participation. ms. jenkins and rome were selective in terms of when they spoke, but when they spoke, everybody listened because they always said something that hasn't been said before and that nobody else would have said, if they hadn't spoken up. every comment they made was incredibly value added to the process and they were both, kind of totally unafraid to express views that perhaps made some people uncomfortable or perhaps may have been controversial to some, but they are thoughtful and always value added and they are totally nondogmatic. they never repeated a talking point we never heard before but it was personal an

. >> commissioner elias is absent for today. with us tonight we have chief scott from the san francisco police department. and chief of staff sarah hawkins from the department of police accountability. >> thank you, sergeant. >> general public comment. the public is welcome to address commission up to two minutes for items not on the agenda but within the subject jurisdiction of the police commission. under rules of order during public comment neither police or personnel or commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public but may provide a brief response. comments or opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available by calling 415-655-0001 and entering code 24805476564. you may submit public comment on either the following ways and e-mail the police commission at sfpd dot org. or send to the public safety building located at 1245 third street, san francisco, california, 94158. if you would like to make public comment, approach the podium or press star three. >> good evening, everyone. again, i

elias grieves for his dad, one of the civilians killed by israeli forces in yesterday's raid.s an emergency ward nurse and found his own father among the dead. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [translating] i was working the morning shift when there was a code blue and the injured brought in. i opened the curtain to see my father's body. i couldn't believe it. i was in a state of shock. i was waiting for someone to tell me it was a dream. >> his father was outside the mosque when israeli forces in jeeps fired. >> [speaking foreign language] >> faras filled -- filmed it on his phone. there were unarmed people. the shoulders -- soldiers shot without mercy, he said. the israeli army said it was examining the case. it said troops came under massive palestinian gunfire while many rioted. the army targeted a house of three militants from the lion's den group. it said they were wanted over killing a soldier lastear. but as paramedics struggled to move, more people were killed outside, gunmen and civilians, while others, apparently unarmed, were seen running away, as gunshots are hea

. >> romÁn y elÍas desapareciÓ el 12 de febrero. >> en las calles fue a preguntar. yo lo mire. >> quiere presenciar. >> nos —— hacen en los mensajes hacen deducir que consumÍa varias drogas. >> nada ni nadie me va a devolver a mi hijo. >> los ataques contra dos vendedores ambulantes lo han generado una gran tensiÓn en el Área de la bahÍa. >> no hay absolutamente nada. cualquiera de esos golpes pueden provocarle un golpe mortal. se agrega un todo >> las vÍctimas de agresiÓn pueden contactar al la unidad de servicios para vÍctimas. pueden recibir esta ayuda sin importar su estatus migratorio. paola: estos inmigrantes trabajan en la ciudad. >> nuestros vendedores tienen derecho a ganarse la vida honestamente. >> el alcalde tambiÉn le pidiÓ a la comunidad que ayude a capturar al agresor cometiÓ un delito en la ciudad. >> un hombre fue golpeado el domingo por la maÑana. la policÍa de oakland con el auto que lo atropello. el domingo 19 de febrero poco antes de las 7:00 de la maÑana. paola: hablemos ahora de la concejal mÓnica wilson. las licorerÍas su verÁn el numero en l

erick elÍas: sÍ. se pone muy divertido. mÓvil tiene esa promociÓn. satsha: ahorita vamos a hablar de eso. presten atenciÓn a lo siguiente. ahÍ los ve atrapados en lo alto moviÉndose a merced del aire y sin cinturÓn de seguridad. asÍ quedan decenas de asistentes en una feria florida debido al mal funcionamiento de esta enorme rueda giratoria. algunos vuelcan literalmente cabeza abajo. este vÍdeo muestra cÓmo se balancean los carros y se escucha un fuerte golpe se ve caer un objeto tierra mientras varios de los que estaban allÍ gritan pidiendo ayuda. quÉ miedo. alan: quÉ miedo. a esta hora arruina la incertidumbre sobre el futuro de las redes sociales y el poder en que goza del gigante tecnolÓgico. esto luego de que la corte suprema escuchar argumentos por la demanda de un la familia de no estudiante asesinado en francia debido a la plataforma youtube. las pregunta reflejan dudas sobre si reducir o no el escudo legal que protege compaÑÍas de internet frentea una gama de reclamaciones que ya tienen. directivos de una universid

elias, i affected by this catastrophe. elias, i understand _ affected by this catastrophe. who have been dedicated and working around the clock with clients and alleviating their sufferings, they have passed from this disaster. the irc, our main priority is to ensure the safety and security of our staff, and once we have the news, it was devastating for all of us here. staff are still in shock, and some of them have shown tremendous resilience in terms of dealing with the situation. 0ur of dealing with the situation. our staff have been impacted themselves by this crisis, so to look at them and see them processing all that has been going on and still going to work and trying to help others, it has been really impressive for all of us. no—one would want to be in their shoes at this moment. the irc is working with the families of those who have passed, unfortunately, to try to provide as much support as possible to them and ensure that they along with many, many others are being able to survive and get by through these terrible conditions that they are going through. terrible

events steve kovach along with oppenheimer analyst tim horan, kate rooney, herb greenberg and jennifer elias will be joining us to talk about microsoft >> and on the fed and the markets we have hear from bill lee and steven denicholo but before we get to them let's get to our own dom chu to see how the markets are reacting post-powell. >> so a roller coaster that's pretty much what it's been, guys we've seen both sides unchanged so far for the broader s&p 500 we got as low as down 16 points, only to hit highs up 51 as you can see there during fed chair jay powell's session at the economic club of washington and now we're back lower again on the session that trading range has been pretty severe. on the corporate front one of the upside standouts today is du pont this is the specialty materials and solutions company, everything from tyvek building construction wrap to kevlar body armor. it reports better than expected profits and revenues, helped along by their ability to charge higher prices for its goods. it did mention that it sees weakness in consumer electronics for the first half of the

well, it's a likely that china will become an elias with russia in this war because it's not in china's interest. earlier this year, china's dress that the relationship between china and russia is based on no alliance, no confrontation, and no targeting of 3rd parties indicating that the relationship with russia is kept at a distance. however, we see beijing still supports russia and a gives it diplomatic and ignored mix support, beliefs room for it, not to openly sell arms to russia. the 2 sides are acting and taking the venture of each other. china wants to resume investment and trait with you up, so it would be very unwise on to materially support russia and face for the sanctions. you mentioned that it is providing economic support. what is china doing to help russia financially? exactly or follow in rush us invasion of ukraine a year ago, most western countries imposed severe sanctions on russia, including a ban on oil imports and exports of high tech products. many western companies have completely cut off their ties with russia and russia. trade with the u. s u k, and e u countri

small amounts of rice over all then more and more villagers came to share meal time with others rugle elias. so many people around the world drawn to these videos, the psychologist sandra months has one explanation. it's just something that might be nice to watch is like outside of what you typically do during your day. and it's almost like this cognitive refuge that you can go to. and, and let you also know is like, this does collect of experience, right? because like once you have a 1000000 people watching, as it suddenly becomes part of something larger, the turner pays off financially to add revenue amounts to more than $1000.00 euros per week. something the whole village profits from it's great with the stories like that go viral and then directly benefit the people who tell them. social media has opened up new opportunities for women, especially whom narisa is one example. she's been sharing a live as a business woman and the influence of for 10 years. she was a trailblazer in pakistan where women previous me at little visibility online. hi my name is larissa. i'm a social media influ

small amounts of rice overall, then more and more villagers came to share meal time with others. rugle elias. so many people around the world drawn to these videos, the psychologist sandra months has one explanation. it's just something that might be nice to watch is like outside of what you typically do during your day. and it's almost like this cognitive refuge that you can go to. and, and let you also know is like, this does collect of experience, right? because like once you have a 1000000 people watching, as it suddenly becomes part of something larger, the turner pays off financially to add revenue amounts to more than $1000.00 euros per week. something the whole village profits from it's great with stories like that, go viral and then directly benefit the people who tell them. social media has opened up new opportunities for women, especially whom marizza is one example. she's been sharing alive as a business woman and the influenza for 10 years. she was a trailblazer in pakistan where women previously at little visibility online. hi, my name is amanda. i'm the social media influence

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there were currency mistakes, the destruction of elias, the agents of land reform entering the parliament, putting darab as the leader, may god have mercy on him, and the people of darab knew the people of darab, and he rented it, and he came to the parliament as darab's lawyer, and also the long secret of dr. najimi 's death. the agriculture of fars was the subject of agrarian reforms well, how many kilos of almonds are in abadeh, the mahabads of the beginning of their offer, they knew how to use alti. being the text of the senate in such a way that more money could be paid, affiliations, private relationships, having official positions in the ministry, the minister, the scientist, the organization, he was chosen together, and he was the owner of a city, he was the owner of a region , he chose whoever he wanted. i knew him personally which was about three-fourths of the city of miandoab malishon from ahmed ahmedabad, the table was in your sleep and there was an area that we had changed the name of, this was gao del, my name is malik, that day i was working, hello, google, when did you di

elias was the leader of land reform officials to enter the parliament darab, god bless him, and the people of darab knew the people of darab, and he rented it and came to the parliament as a lawyer for darab, as well as the razban of dr. najimi 's office. they all passed away. god bless him. i will delete his office . he was the head of fars agriculture . good land reform affairs. badam, how many kilos of abadeh, abadeh, the beginning. his suggestion was that the people knew how to use a penis. i said in short that it would be made of china . i want him to make a decision because there is no authority in the name of the majlis and say no. the senate behaved like that the more he paid, the more he paid, the affiliations, the private relationships, the dignitaries of the ministry, the minister and the head of the organization, his cousin chose and he was the owner of a city , he was the owner of a region. and i knew someone who was about three-quarters of the city of miandoab malishon from ahmad ahmedabad, sefere tu khab and there was an area that we had changed the name of, this was gao del

it was meant for elias, the agents of land reform to enter the parliament. i let darab, god bless him, and the people of darab knew the people of darab, and he rented it, and he came to the parliament as a lawyer for darab, and also the long secret of dr. najimi passed away, may god have mercy on him, let me tell you that he was the head of fars agriculture, land reform affairs, good almonds, how many kilos of abadeh, the mahabads, the beginning of his proposal , they knew how to use alti. don't be and he should make a decision and say no, i wanted to be a noble shop, to have bought a place , it was a question of the senate text, i behave like this, the more money he gave, affiliations, private relationships, having the status of an official, the minister was a scientist, the organization was chosen by his cousin and the owner. it was a city, it was the owner of a region, whoever wanted to choose it, i told you once, not in miandoab, and i knew someone who was about three -fourths of miandoab city, their money was from ahmed ahmedabad, sefere tu khab, and th

megan, elias, thank you very much. officials say that it's going to take days to complete the search from that downed balloon as the fbi begins an intelligence assessment of just what were the chinese looking for. navy divers have been searching the shallow waters and officials hopeful they may find the intelligence pod in tact. chinese leaders are calling the action unacceptable and irresponsible, ramping up i should say the sense of outrage they claim while republican lawmakers are outraged, they're slamming president biden, they say, for waiting days too long before destroying the balloon before it got over the atlantic. >> you have to act swiftly on these things. that's one of the things the chinese are trying to message which is that u.s. had to see this coming and decided they couldn't or wouldn't do anything about it early on. >> the president taking it down over the atlantic is like tackling the quarterback after the game is over. >> joining me is dan, janice in china and jeremy bash, former chief of staff to l

someone is the director of elias movie for the first time, he will experience participation in the fajr film festival. the 41st fajr film festival, but there are other first films. the straw room by mohammad asgari also deals with the crimes of the hypocrites in the 60s. it has a social theme and it has a story about a drug case. khaje pasha also made his debut as a director of the 41st festival with the film " agsug drehm". this film has a family story. like politics like social affairs paid and in line with the reformation of the orange forest by arman khansarian, it also has a social theme, power directed by hadi mohammadpour , should be accompanied by the life of martyr mansour satari, the servant of operation walfajr 8, and the innovative plan of masoud sajjadi, and the purposeful role of the army air force in and the researcher after the movie the first is reza nejati, which has a theme, and ah sard, made by nahid azizi, and the other film of the first festival, which one is yeho mizare mire or ashaghi, is the director of the first film, who is said to have criticized the film of

i became a father , i saw elias looked at his father and shouted father i am the doctor who took thegeon to the emergency department to help the wounded who were in a serious condition. minutes after the martyrdom, one of the wounded reported and it was heartbreaking. he shouted, "i am my father. but i said, they must not have a proper dinner. is it really?" the person i was helping in the treatment was my father . when he got closer, i was sure that it was my father. he remembers , thank god, the occupying soldiers were martyred who was he under treatment and he was martyred under his hands during the treatment? khaled al-hadath radio station, citing american sources , announced the establishment of two american military bases in the east of yemen. i have always rejected it. let's see a report about this. the american military in an issue that the saudi media in the last days of the eight and a half year war against the yemeni nation is due to the existence of that province. yemeni military experts say that the presence of the american military is imperceptible . the emirates in the

. >> commissioner elias is absent for today. with us tonight we have chief scott from the san francisco police department. and chief of staff sarah hawkins from the department of police accountability. >> thank you, sergeant. >> general public comment. the public is welcome to address commission up to two minutes for items not on the agenda but within the subject jurisdiction of the police commission. under rules of order during public comment neither police or personnel or commissioners are required to respond to questions by the public but may provide a brief response. comments or opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available by calling 415-655-0001 and entering code 24805476564. you may submit public comment on either the following ways and e-mail the police commission at sfpd dot org. or send to the public safety building located at 1245 third street, san francisco, california, 94158. if you would like to make public comment, approach the podium or press star three. >> good evening, everyone. again, i

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so wasn't just in 1039 when the soviet proposed and elias, but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's from peter couldn't acre russia and professor of history at the american university in washington, dc. analyze is the balance of power that developed in pre war europe because our staff had there we could prevent a world foretell because hitler was weak and knew he would wait. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was back in his band, up to him at the west, was hoping emanuel elements in the west for hopefully that he was just going to go east. so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. negotiations between the ussr written and france to establish an anti fascist blog, reached an impasse because secret british german negotiations were taking place at the same time. in return for guaranteeing the integrity of the british empire, britain offered hitler freedom of action in the east for britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed churchill objects. if for ins

so wasn't just in 1939 when the soviet proposed in elias . but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's film. peter couldn't make russia and professor of history at the american university in washington dc analyze is the balance of power that developed in pre war europe and kind of stuff had there. we could prevent a world for sale because hitler was weak and no he would wait. and he was bluffing . and assuming that the west was back in his band, up to him at the west, was hoping in many all elements in the west for hopefully that he was just going to go east. so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. negotiations between the ussr, britain and france to establish an anti fascist blog, reached an impasse because secret british german negotiations were taking place at the same time in return for guaranteeing the integrity of the british empire. britain offered hitler freedom of action in the east of britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed churchill objects if for in

injured, we did not feel any pain trying to revive the patient , we held our breath for 20 seconds, elias was a little far from his father, but i i took a look at my father and shouted that he was my father who had taken himself to the emergency department to help the wounded who were in a serious condition. definitely don't see the correct dinner, does it really help in the current treatment i was doing it, my father, when i got closer , i was sure that it was my father. the occupier was martyred by khaled sovarn of the sed and radio agency. tens of thousands of people from yemen's saada province expressed solidarity with the palestinian people. demonstrators in this march chanted the slogan "death to america" ​​and "death to israel and labik" or "palestine". saleh samat's martyrdom was held to the aggressor saudi coalition also warned about the continuation of its crimes. martyr saleh ashtam idris was a member of the supreme political council of yemen, who was martyred in an attack by saudi fighters in hodeida 5 years ago . the african union demanded that its countries sever relations w

in order to prevent illegal immigrants from entering this country, elia delivered a maritime patrol ship to libya . the foreign ministers of libya and italy and eu officials were present at the delivery ceremony of this ship. at the same time as this ceremony, a group of human rights activists protested the strict policies of the west regarding immigrants. the italian prime minister has pledged to make the immigration laws stricter and to leave italy's borders closed to immigrants following the floods and landslides in southern peru at least. 15 people died and 20 people were injured and two people disappeared, according to peruvian authorities, thousands of people have been displaced by landslides in these areas after the seasonal rains and mud and stones , 4 days after the departure of the cargo train. flames and plumes of smoke from the tracks in ohio at the scene of the accident, the rest of the norfolk freight train with 141 had an accident in the american states on friday night and 50 were decommissioned with the publication of images of a massive fire at the scene of the accident

. >> from making the wine to the labeling process, elia pays close attention to every detail of her operation. >> it is really important, to make sure it not only do you have a really pleasing, appealing label, that reflects what is inside the bottle. >> reporter: ms. otto is founder of free range flower winery in livermore. she makes wine from locally sourced flowers. >> the flavors, it depends on the flowers. >> reporter: she has come a long way since she started pursuing her dream. >> i started in oakland, in a shipping container, basically, in west oakland. >> reporter: in the wine business, there are not many people who make wine from flowers and there are really not a lot of people who look like her, either. >> representation is really important. winery owners that are black in the united states comprise less than 1% of all the wineries. of those, less than 1% black wineries, black women make an even smaller fraction of that. >> reporter: that did not stop her from exploring her passion. >> one of the things that has been really important to me, as a person, is to be there, to be an exa

it's going to be supporting your crane along with our european ours, and the elias really has been remarkably unified. throughout this process. we know that the visit underscores the changes that have taken place here. since the end of the cold war and russia's return to a hot conflict in ukraine a year ago, how radically would you say, how radically has that changed to native? well, let's revive nato and a pretty serious why you were called a couple of years ago. present macro, so that nato was brain dead. that's not the case any longer. and then we're seeing the eastern are members of the alliance plumbing, an extraordinarily important role, especially pulling the eastern members. so i think this is reinforced in nato. the importance of earlier make our larger and how they have strength of the alliance for the challenges today. we've seen the west at pains to emphasize unity in the face of russian aggression. we've seen this week from moscow. president putin, and maybe cindy mixed messages. suspending dissipation in the new start treaty with the u. s. and then saying later that you know, it

or we shouldn't have an elias, of course, but in many ways, russia is a patriarchal society in which the strong dominate the weak gays and lesbians are not of the weakest members of society. but often the ones who can hardly defend themselves. of course, if there are always courageous activists to publicly protest injustice, however, they also have been often a bit intimidated by the police and their protests are crushed. the state doesn't want them to have the same rights as heterosexuals. this is the nature of russian state in for us to hold here. at the same time, most russians leave by the mil to do what you want with your partner at home, but only as long as you remain invisible as gayle lesbian. so this is not the 1st time russia has pastor anti gay legislation. how effective have previous bands been? well, the law has already been applied a few times and the previous one affected to the so called to get propaganda only among kits or the new one, or instead to was extended to adults as well. and it wasn't use very often in the past, because hardly anyone, dearest, to praise gai

they have to understand that koya is still here under the health to come to hospital elia so that they should minimize and also reduce pressure to those people that are waking in the hospital. the outbreak started in march during the rainy season and has spread to different parts of the country. health officials have struggled to vaccinate everyone. oral vaccines have run out, is due at high risk. from the corridor went by the members of the flight, my going down by the still we are getting all of our lender kisses on a daily basis. we've seen what are some of us, i live and very number of people were i'm on a daily basis. so you get maybe 1015 good. they would just do the wording for a level as sat. outbreaks have been often in malawi, but this is the wasp on record. the disease is spread by contaminated food, water, and poor. hi jin. while it is easy to treat and treated, it can kill within hours. health workers are warning people about the importance of keeping their homes, neighborhoods and markets clean. and they're hoping that message gets across. catherine soy all 0. easy lynn's

all things which keep the kids healthy to elias rings the bell to announce circle time. every one sits down and greets each other, but then things really get started with breakfast. nutrition is one of the 5 pillars of canal prism the play key role here. the 2nd pillar is exercise morning exercise he wants to exercise. all of you who want to exercise come to the magic door with exiting a good night nursery school in western germany. teachers her have been specially trained to be health instructors every week nursery school administrators, plumb activities that follow the teachings of 19th century naturopathic sebastian plight does morning exercise every day. doesn't against misty good. the dinner is very important that the children are warmed up for the activities we do later. that's why they do morning exercise. i know they are. it is one of the most important things we do here. hm. hm. i'll see. i'm in the next stop. the barefoot path that vacancy, and this is the, it's a bit to me. it builds home. oh, children learn various practices and principles in a playful manner

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, for all kinds of reference that helping us fight and giving us the chance for david to win a reg elias. however, what i learned over the past year is the time goes differently, it goes differently when you're sitting in a bomb shelter under there and miss halifax. and when you are in a peaceful country, making the decisions and thinking that you have another week or 2 for the view, recreate the processes. this is what our cold is. we do not have time. time is not money in our case. time is a matter of life or death for ukrainian people every single day, when the rational anxious another strike on us. somebody dies. and every single day we're asking is going to be me. and this is why we are leading for all that processes all them. logistics to become faster, more sophisticated, and for enjoying you have us to be delivered to ukraine. we are ready to fight. we are fighting so successfully and we can win with our lives help. how can so do you about this talk of a rush and spring offensive? what would your message beat then, to the lead of this meeting in munich at the moment, given all of

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it will's bring in founder of the democracy docket, marc elias. moment. there's a lot of discussion last year that democrats had a once in a long time opportunity to pass voting legislation at the federal level. and we're all disappointed that didn't happen, but here's the deal. for the first time since the early 1990s, democrats control 17 states. that have the governor and both houses of the legislature. use their power. use it now. and go big, go bold, and then keep doing more and more to expand voting rights and to prevent the big lie from corrupting our future elections. >> we had so many conversations as close to 500 voter suppression bills wound their way through 48 states. it is amazing that if you think about -- you know, even the states run by republicans had to admit that they were predicated on the lie. there was no fraud. i mean, desantis went out and bragged about his beautifully fraud-free election and then signed voter suppression legislation. now, you've got democrats with control and facts on their side. are you confident they'll