my name is ben paul, with justice for mario woods, led by felicia jones. october 2018 is when the department of justice released their reforms. as of october 2019, how many are completed? 29. that's about 10%. at this pace, they will complete in 2046. hillard hines did not say when the end is supposed to happen. if it's supposed to happen in may 2020, at this pace, there's no way. everybody's contract in this ends in 2021, and you're in danger of being asked to extend these contracts and delay justice even more. for black folks who are ten times more likely to be victimized by police use of force, they don't have the luxury of the delay. we ask you, the board of supervisors, to ensure that the sfpd complete these 272 reforms signed off by the d.o.j. without delay, excuses, or extensions. thank you. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> hi. my name is francis and i'm here with justice for mario woods, directed by felicia jones. it's disgraceful to see after receiving recommendations three years ago, that they still have to impl willme-- implement 72

felicia took it from her and opened it and there sat the bible that she called the basic instructions before leaving earth and open the front cover now tented the paper inside. and where that pierce the pages but despite the gunshot and the blood and the cleansing god was still with her. so she brought the bible with her to the sentencing hearing and held it up and said something to the effect i have forgiven you but nobody can help you until you help yourself. and she brought it with her to show him that no matter what happened it was still hers and i felt that was a special moment . . . . >> host: joining us to discuss is i-zone who served as senior adviser to fcc chair tom wheeler for several years and is currently with the georgetown law institute for technology and patrick halley who is senior vice president at u.s. telecom, a trade association here in washington d.c. mr. halley, before we put on our advocates hats, give us a lawyer's assessment of what the d.c. court of appeals rule ared. >> guest: so what the d.c. court of appeals ruled w

my name is felicia jones, and i'm asking the board to give me more than two minutes. one, that wealth and disparities in the black community, we have packets for you that will show you a lot of the information that chief scott brought to you, we have taken the time to put materials together. we have been to the county attorney's office, and lately, officer scott has invited us to the table to work with them. lisa, how do you want us to give you the packets? >> clerk: you can leave them right there. >> okay. thank you, lisa. one of the things for me is that even though the san francisco police department is working tirelessly on the recommendation, there is a lot of discrepancies, and one is that the use of force of black people is still up. black people use of force within the san francisco police department is ten times that of whites, five times that of hispanics. when you look at the arrest records, it's the same exact thing. some of the recommendations within the report -- now, hillard and hines is a contracted agency, that the external review of the recommendatio

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. >> felicia's water. >> felicia's water? >> yeah. [dogs barking] yamma coming in.ow that things are starting to look up and i'm noticing a change in andrew's attitude, i wanted to take him out front and show him some of the changes that i've made to the front of the store. the building has been repainted. we had a lot of the holes patched, and we added these things. >> it says grooming... >> grooming and training. >> looks very nice. >> we needed to tell people what we do. the lighting's all working. the flags are all up, and it looks good. >> i think it's brilliant. >> did you see the logo inside? let me show you that. this logo that was made came out great. >> i love it. >> it is very beautiful. >> that's great. >> i think that is a spectacular logo to be on the business cards with the grooming department. i mean, it's fantastic. >> beautiful. >> i also had some private label products marked up so andrew and the team can see the kind of ideas that we have and the kind of products that we can take to market. when we first met, i talked about ways to kind of make t

forward to bring in felicia was a problem. in april the government faced countrywide protests. demonstrators carrying signs calling for president bashar k tak to leave office in response the entire government of mali resigned in a serious accusation mama diego accused the prime minister of supporting the doggone militias. we asked a leading member of the government the foreign minister to explain how the government is responding to the violence which is not limited to mali but is present in neighboring countries as well you're for yourself far from the center of the country an area that's been hit by ethnic tensions that we spoke to some of the villagers both in. they say that they called for the 1000000 forces to come and help them and they didn't see any 1000000 soldiers now until 24 hours of the attacks why aren't your soldier able to stop the violence in the center of the country not able to call here in these reports what of his thoughts of nice of defunct will sent on the sports to coordinate of forces action in the villages and between villages. to appease the situation

[applause] and i say it is a perfect storm because when i look around and i think about felicia jones and dante and the folks who have been pushing on the inside to say that we need to make change, michelle and cheryl, the folks that have challenged us, but at the same time, i think about ruth and their work in the mission. and the work that is being done. this idea that we want to transform city hall is not about transforming the work that happens in this building, it is about understanding how the work that happens in this building impacts everybody outside. [applause] so they won't. i am so full right now because i know that there is not just the accountability and the demand to make this happening from -- happen from communities, but these three women, coupled with the men over here from the board of supervisors, they will make it happen. nobody here is afraid to be told that it is being done wrong and that we need to redo it. if you want it to work right, you all need to make sure that we are held accountable. i am excited about what is to come and being held accountable and movi

thospolicies have won me the support of leaders like felicia latina democratic like john e unlegendcoviange as well as five members of our board of supervisors. people who know that i've tht idea is to track -- the track record the vision and to make our both for g in th >> meryl streep is one of the most celebrated performers of nc our time, her stage debut in 1975, streep has won three oscars and 21 nominations, making her the most nominated actor in the history of the academy awards. over the years, she has been ignoring for known for fighting ageism and d xism in hollywoo and for taking on pivotal roles in films like the bridges of madison county and the devi writer erin carlson spent nine months researching the traits that have made meryl streep such a commanding presence on stage and on screen. joining me now is erin carlson. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> meryl streep indeed is a leading iconlegendary asi said but why queen? queen of stage and screen are queen more. >> i mean, the 21 oscar nominations says it all,three wins, there is something regal about her, isn't th

those policies have won me the support of leaders like felicia jonemo the latina atic club and acrosse country, criminal justice reform leaders like john legend, gela davis as well as five members of our board of supervisors. people who know that i've got the idea isto track -- the track record the vision and to make our criminal justice system work for everybody. >> thank you both for being s with uthis evening. good luck to you and campaign hard point >> thanks michael wi >> meryl streep is onof the most celebrated performers of our time, since her stage debut in 1975, strehas won three oscars and 21 nominations, making her the most nominated actor in the history of thad y awards. over the years, she has been ignoring for known for fighting ageism and sexism in hollywood and for taking on pivotal roles in films like the bridges of madison county and the devil wears prada. writer erin carlson spent nine months rearching the traits that have made meryl streep such a commanding presence on stagenand on sc joining me now is erin carlson. welcome. >> thank you for having m >> meryl stree

. >> good afternoon, i am felicia. i have been a resident of the tenderloin for 40 years now. i have seen a lot. about five years ago i went to a very bad divorce after 22 years of marriage, and i had a breakdown and i wondered the streets suicidal for three years. there is three years of my life that i don't remember. it is gone. i went to san francisco general because i was afraid i was going to kill myself. they put me in a room by myself. i never saw a doctor. after an hour and 15 minutes. the nurse said you have been discharged and put me back on the street without referrals for help. i told them i thought i was going to kill myself and they put me back out on the street. there is definitely something wrong with the picture. there has got to be something done so that the gentleman that leaps on the sidewalk outside my place doesn't have his pants pulled down around his ankles while he is sleeping. it is awful. it is so sad to see some of these people on the streets that should be in a place that can help take care of them and support them and keep them clean. please suppo

>>kron four's felicia call explains how police determine. but there wasn't ever any gunfire. but suspect was on armed with a >>hour and a half after his first born son was delivered at kaiser permanente in redwood city got real, i guess it more than scary you father and role bryan's joy swiftly switched a concern when the hospital was placed on lockdown after a knife wielding man burst through the front entrance it was. >>i'm not what you expected to hear after having. >>you know you're for sunday it happened at around 6 30 friday morning, redwood city police responded within 2 minutes after receiving several reports of an active shooter armed with a handgun. a man since identified by investigators as 56 year-old redwood city resident thomas smith very dangerous chased several employees around the lobby of the emergency department. >>and threatened to kill the kaiser's physician in chief doctor grace stresses though that smith was not able to enter the clinical area of the emergency department only the lobby there were no shots fired, but the initial reports indicated, there

forward to bring in felicia was a problem. in april the government faced countrywide protests. demonstrators carrying signs calling for president bashar k tak to leave office. in response the entire government of mali resigned in a serious accusation mom would go accuse the prime minister of supporting the doggone militias. we asked a leading member of the government the foreign minister to explain how the government is responding to the violence which is not limited to mali but is present in neighboring countries as well you're for yourself far from the center of the country an area that's been hit by ethnic tensions that we spoke to some of the villagers both in. they say that they called for the 1000000 forces to come and help them and they didn't see any 1000000 soldiers now until 24 hours of the attacks why aren't your soldier able to stop the violence in the center of the country not able to call here in these reports what of his thoughts of nice of defunct was sent on the sports to coordinate forces action in the villages and between the villages. to appease the situatio

. >> sreenivasan: fooshea an w felicia mille one of several sets of parents we caught up with at a specialame event for military families. when fooshea, a staff sergeant in the army, is away, the family connects over video chat, but that's not always an option. what's hard for you to communicate to them? >> basically, sometimes we're out on deployments where we don't have internet service or communicate back home.onisrs >> sreenivasan: how do you deal with missing your kids? >> for the most part, i try to block it out. which you can't, at thsame time. >> sreenivasan: abraham and nicole blocker face similar challenges, but because abraham is a marine corps reservist, they face even more difficulties connecting to a larger community. >> and so a lot of people where we live, they don't know. 're the only military people they know. and so we don't have that community, even though people are very eager to help. don't have that. >> i think the challenge is jusn ane s that comes with that o ngtr t iturnto not to dwell on that. but to own it and know that something is sad, that daddy's really goin

forward to bring in felicia was a problem. in april the government faced countrywide protests. demonstrators carrying signs calling for president bashar k tak to leave office. in response the entire government of mali resigned in a serious accusation moment accused the prime minister of supporting the doggone militias. we asked a leading member of the government the foreign minister to explain how the government is responding to the violence which is not limited to mali but is present in neighboring countries as well you're for yourself far from the center of the country an area that's been hit by ethnic tensions that we spoke to some of the villagers both in. they say that they called for the 1000000 forces to come and help them and they didn't see any 1000000 soldiers now until 24 hours of the attacks why aren't your soldier able to stop the violence in the center of the country not able to call here in these reports what of his thoughts of nice of defunct will sent on the sports to coordinate forces action in the villages and between villages. to appease the situation to get

forward to bring in felicia was a problem. in april the government faced countrywide protests. demonstrators carrying signs calling for president bush to leave office in response the entire government of mali resigned in a serious accusation mama diego accused the prime minister of supporting the doggone militias. we asked a leading member of the government the foreign minister to explain how the government is responding to the violence which is not limited to mali but is present in neighboring countries as well you're for yourself far from the center of the country an area that's been hit by ethnic tensions that we spoke to some of the villagers both in. they say that they called for the 1000000 forces to come and help them and they didn't see any 1000000 soldiers now until 24 hours of the attacks why aren't your soldier able to stop the violence in the center of the country not able to call for these reports what of his thoughts of nice of defunct was sent on the sports to coordinate forces action in the villages and between villages. to appease the situation to get stability