the keisha, david, felicia, custom contract furnishings parkdale mills and so many others in our companyand i am so grateful to all of them. and now, it's time for us to step up. the elected leaders, north carolinians want us to work together like they have had to do. not members of the legislature we know we can find common ground because we've done it before. our differences often get the attention, but our cooperation got billions of dollars in relief fund for people who needed it. you pass and i signed legislation to provide funding to rebuild after national disasters. together we passed the build and see bonds for better roads. we landed tens of thousands of good paying jobs with strategic and accountable economic. we got rid of the discriminatory house. we raged the age for juveniles in the criminal justice system. and just last month, together, we got more children safely into their classrooms. and we are working with each other on pandemic response. we recognize thousands of north carolinians were threatened with eviction and power shut off during the pandemic. two landlords and

thank you to felicia jones and the wealth of organizing. specifically, i wanted to call out acknowledging your detailing where the foot beats are in the bayview. that actually means a lot to me. i made some notes. so when people ask me, where are they? i can respond. >> thank you. >> president cohen: yes. anything else for the chief? none. we can continue with the presentations. or with the reports. go ahead, stacy. >> clerk: continuing with line item 3. dpa director's report. d.p.a.'s report will be limited to a brief description of d.p.a. activities and announcements. determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for a future commission meeting. january 2021. >> i'm unmuted. okay. thank you. good evening thank you all. i'm going to run through our statistics. we are at 165 cases that had been opened so far this year and that's compared to 181 that had been opened at the same time last year. we've closed 145 this time last year we closed 254. in terms of cases pending, we're at about the same number where we have 334 cases that

and felicia bolton has the latest from minneapolis. >> if you need a moment. and taking through tears and family photos. george floyd's brother testified >> the lotus floyd spoke of the close connection. his brother had with their mother. when we went to the funeral. >> its joe has just said that the casket he was just a mom. >> over the would he says floyd was a leader and athlete who played football and basketball at stance of lee in high school then received a scholarship for college. you >> make sure we had a close the school he may. should they. we all we're going to to school on time as the trial entered its 3rd week doctor jonathan bridge, a cardiologist expert from northwestern took the stand monday morning. rich said that floyd was restrained in a life threatening manner. on cross examination. defense attorney eric nelson. >> shifted the blame on to floyd for struggling with police when they tried to put him in the car >> mister floyd and simply gotten in the back seat of a had he not been restrained in the way in which he was. i think he would have s

felicia bolden shows us how you can protect yourself from an unexpected encounter. >> it's close from stocking at the front. >> gator wrangler and a common practice for authorities in florida as they help wildlife experts safely transfer the reptiles back to their natural habitats, especially now that mating season has gather in the wetland areas of the males call for the females by vibrate arch their backs up in their tails. that's how you know, it's mating season you hear those? the bellowing rumbles and see the alligators rippling the water service with that vibration. according to the florida fish and wildlife conservation commission. the courtship process begins in april making happens in may or june before females build a nest. >> for about 32 to 46 eggs after little more than 2 months of incubation the eggs will hatch from mid august to early september is a juice key with the national wildlife federation says the ones to watch or the males. the males get a little bit more territorial. >> and again, they're out there trying to find a mate and they're showing off with their fello

. >> felicia bolton takes a look back at those promises.e which have been kept some which have not. and what we can expect in the next 100 days and beyond. >> we have to heal. i work for democrats every problem. >> partisanship aside on the campaign trail and threw his first days in the white house, president joe biden has continued to press for bipartisan support this agreement must not lead to disunion. i pledge this to you. i will be a president for all americans. so. >> with purpose and resolve. we turn to those task of our time sustained by fay during my conviction devoted to one another in the country we love with all our hearts. this week, biden will address the nation and speak before a joint session of congress. >> for the first time since the inauguration white house press secretary jen psaki says after this mister biden will attempt to grow relationships across the aisle. i would expect that you should all expect the president to invite members to the white house soon after the joint session address. but top republicans say compr

felicia bolton brings us the latest details on this case. >> that >> this cell phone video widely shared on social media shows 2 teens trying to still mohamed and honda accord. a march 24th and dc according to dc police, the suspects use a taser and the crime. within seconds, they crashed the car. we blurred graphic images and the faces of the suspects because they are >> to service members can be seen helping the teens out of the vehicle. the body of the car owner remains on the sidewalk. police say he died a short time later. the family has set up a go fund me raising more than 1 million dollars on the post. they say mohammad anwar was a hardworking pakistani immigrant who came to the united states to create a better life for him and his family. and he was working on an uber eats delivery when the 2 assailants attempted to carjack him and navy yard. brian higgins is a professor at john jay college of criminal justice and a former police chief of the bergen county police department in most states in the united there has to be. >> a reason for the child to be tried as an adult just becau

that was felicia bolton reporting the prosecution could wrap up its case as soon as today. derek chauvin not expected to take the stand. >> 5.21 right now in national news today, the u.s. capitol police officer william billy evans who was killed in the line of duty. nearly 2 weeks ago will lie in honor in the u.s. capitol rotunda. our washington, dc correspondent rashad hudson is live with marc. good morning. >> good morning. vice president harris and president biden will make the trip over to capitol hill to pay their respects a capitol police officer evans who died in the line of duty. now he's being called a hero by those he protected. >> there's been an immensely difficult few months for members of the capitol police force us capitol police officer william billy evans will lie in honor in the capitol rotunda tuesday. at the very center of the democracy. he gave his life to protect senate majority leader chuck schumer and illinois senator durbin call the 18 year capitol police veteran a hero. they put their lives at risk to protect this building and those of us who work

that was felicia bolton reporting. as i mentioned, the prosecution could wrap up its case soon as today. and it's not expected that they're going to call their children to the stand. >> in national news today, the u.s. capitol police officer william billy evans who was killed in the line of duty. nearly 2 weeks ago will lie in honor in the u.s. capitol rotunda. our dc correspondent rashad hudson is live there now with more. good morning. >> good morning. today, president biden vice president harris will make the trip over to capitol hill to pay their respects to the late officer evans as he lies in the rotunda. now he's being called a hero by those he protected. >> there's been an immensely difficult few months for members of the capitol police force us capitol police officer william billy evans will lie in honor in the capitol rotunda tuesday. at the very center of the democracy. he gave his life to protect senate majority leader chuck schumer in illinois. senator durbin call the 18 year capitol police veteran a hero.

felicia this what's this piece of false hope to be. on plastic if there's. this. artist joseph boys is being celebrated this year a 100 years after his birth and events and exhibitions across germany antidoping reporter michael kruger has more mike a serb or is clearly wasn't a modest guy did he really think that he could change the world with his art well at least he wanted to change a lot of things and he didn't. did he change the world of arts he created the idea that everybody is an artist he believed in the creative powers of the mind is something we all have and he saw himself as the person who was just giving us the idea so boys now is considered one of the great artists of the 20th century was that clear from the start or was it clear that we were still going to be talking about him today inside the out scene absolutely he was right from the beginning a rising star but outside the world of art it was a bit different because the people just didn't know what to do with a strange guy with a hat not painting or creating sculptures just do weird things and ther

a muslim civil rights and advocacy group calling for it to be deemed planful and school 6 days a feliciaand he said during the iraq war bloodiest battle is accused of normalizing violence against muslims in america and around the world auntie's in his tone of his most. more than 100 u.s. marines killed around 800 iraqi civilians 2 dead in bombings some short others incinerated to death this is the 2nd battle of fallujah reduced to stark statistics the bloodiest battle of the entire iraq war for american troops now made into a video game it was the bunkers they would build inside houses. you would go in the house would be your quien and then they would open up on you should your. from d.-day to the battle of stalingrad from vietnam all the way to are done and further back in history the video game industry is no stranger to projects based on real events but the developers over 6 a day in fallujah say their title is bigger than just a game it's a documentary there isn't a story. you know. there's not this is a this is a documentary with interactive sections interest. the current for the ga

to heard that from a lot and there are several cars and very, very difficult to bring >> that was felicia reese shot reporting for us tonight. >> let's talk weather this sunday night. a live look along the san francisco embarcadero. >> our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with a look at the week ahead. how temperatures are going to hate. >> yeah. we're going to start out on another warm know with this warming trend continuing mainly along the east bay shoreline little change along the coast and our inland valleys tomorrow compared to the day. but still well above average temperatures 5 to 15 degrees above normal for warmest inland locations and taking a look at our sierra forecast i 80 at castle peak all-clear smooth sailing out there right now. but we are going to see some changes in the days ahead. monday still going to be another warm day. we are going to see some high clouds overhead and storms trying to make its way thisgyear up. but we will notice more active weather until tuesday through wednesday of this upcoming week. so temperatures for south lake tahoe going to be in

the jury after the events in brooklyn center of overnight reported felicia bolton has the latest. >> if you need a moment. >> and a tearful testimony alone as floyd looks back on the life of his oldest brother, george floyd and the passing of their mother may 30th 2018. >> as my mother. she's no with us right now. but. but it. they air. in may. 24 mary. my brother killed. make the field. my mom may 3rd. >> he described floyd as an athlete who played basketball and football extensively in high school and in college and he says his oldest brother was also a community leader as the trial entered its 3rd week doctor jonathan bridge, a cardiologist expert from northwestern took the stand monday morning. rich said that floyd was restrained in a life threatening manner on cross examination defense attorney eric nelson shifted the blame on to floyd for struggling with police when they tried to put him in the car >> mister floyd and simply gotten in the back seat of his do you think that he would have survived. >> had he not been restrained in the way in which he was. i think he would have su

felicia bolton brings us the latest on what we can expect. >> from tearful eyewitness accounts to various experts perspectives. the death of george floyd. the nation has heard all testimonies from both sides of the state of minnesota. rest. the prosecution took 2 weeks for testimony. they focused on calling witnesses who claimed george floyd's death was caused solely by then officer derek chauvin's knee placed on floyd's neck. the defense, however, took 2 days. they focused on proving floyd's death was caused by his heart condition and illegal drug use. dimitri shaq novick is a criminal defense attorney and professor at john jay college of criminal justice. he is not connected to this case. he says despite all testimonies from both sides video evidence will make the biggest impact on the case. they say that in every criminal case there's really 2 pieces of evidence that are virtually impossible to overcome a try. >> one of them is dna and the second is video games right. the video evidence in this case is going to be incredibly for king charles coleman. junior is a civil rights attorney a

and felicia bolton has the latest now on the tributes that continue to pour in. >> prince william second in line to the throne released a never before seen pictures of philip sitting in a carriage with his oldest son, phillips. great grandson. prince george. he remembered his grandfather's miss tvs, sense of humor going on to say, my grandfather was an extraordinary man and part of an extraordinary generation. catherine and i will continue to do what he wanted and we'll support the queen in the years ahead. i will miss my grandpa. prince harry released a separate statement he will be remembered as the longest reigning conn sort to the monarch. a decorated servicemen, a prince and a duke. but to me he was my grandpa master of the barbecue legend of banter and cheeky right till the end. harry stepped away from royal duties last year and now lives in california with his wife meghan markle. the couple is expecting their second child and says doctors advised megan not to make the long trip. last month harry and meghan sat down with oprah winfrey for a televised interview that rocked the royal

. >> that was felicia bolden reporting for us tonight.he prosecution could wrap up its case as early as tomorrow. derek chauvin, though, is not expected to take the stand in his defense. the judge says the jury will be sequestered during deliberations. >> there is new video and some new information about today's deadly shooting at a high school in tennessee. police are now saying that they shot and killed a student who opened fire on them. they say he opened fire first officers responding to reports of a possible gunman found that student in a bathroom and austin east magnet school lets in a knoxville. they ordered him to surrender. they say instead he fired at them. officers fired back and killed him. one officer was wounded in the leg. it was not clear why the student brought a gun to school in the first place or what led to that encounter. there was also a scare in the los angeles neighborhood of us omar today. high scho l evacuated because of a report of a man with the rifle near campus. investigators say the suspect was initially spo

i'm happy to say my brother-in-law and my sister felicia have just bought the old what used to be called the snow queen in our town -- >> that's great. >> and this spring it will reopen, coffee and cream. you know, a small -- mostly ice cream, small coffee shop and things like that. so we're hoping to bring some people back in again. but it is, so when you come to the kirk center, the actual library -- my parents, my mother is, of course, still there. and it keeps that sense of rootedness. i think there was part, for my dad, obviously, it was a very important part for him both in terms of the -- [inaudible] that way as well as the actual, the physicality and locality of it in that. so a little longer than i expected, but there were so many different themes in there i just wanted to pull out as well. thanks, gracie. >> thank you. >> well, thank you again very much. thank you for coming here and talking to us. everyone listening should rush right out and get that book. it's out in a couple of weeks. thank you again for spending the time with us talking about this book and the important the

also just seeing felicia rashan. she still out there doing stuff all the time. think she is the star of the show, i really do. and then i'm trying to think of like courage, is like in the last 20 years. you can talk about tina fey, sort of becomes more like tina fey, grey's anatomy, my god scandal olivia pope was pretty big there i would say. >> but unlike a bleat lovable. mess in a good way don't i'm talking about. what a crazy show. and i'm just throwing stuff out there now, michaela cole, i made a story this year, i think that one to me that like shook me. i was watching that show it and the people of seen it it's a lot it's intense it's okay if you don't watch it too. it's an hbo show over the summer sometimes comedy sometimes a drama really darken about a woman dealing with her sexual assault in the aftermath. and it is incredible. it's riveting i was watching it and i just kept thinking this would blow these women's mind. if they could no think they would love it. if they could know this is where tb was going to go not just for the streaming factor that wo

this is felicia again. i am with sro collaborative and i'm calling because we are neither for or against this project, however, we think that in the future and with present developers, there needs to be more community engagement and more community outreach because this project care we know the covid thing. but we really need to have, the residents need to know what's going on and we once again, we don't oppose it and we are not for it. thank you. >> president: great. thank you. members of the public, last call for public comment on this item. you need to press star then 3 to be entered into the queue. you have one minute. >> hello, my name is justin johnson i'm with the [inaudible] people's congress. it blows my mind we're talking about this project. we have route 5. we have the project on 550 o'farham and a block away from this one that you didn't even consider another development. so you're going to choke us to death. please, at least delay a previous project until there's been more interaction with the c

felicia hammonds' landing of the pilgrim fathers in new england and the last stands -- call it holy grounde soil where first they trod, they left unsustained what there they found freedom to worship god. you get the sense in which the coming of the pilgrims began something totally new in the world. and what that newness was had to do with religion, religious liberty, civil liberty, all the ways you can put together freedom and god began with the pilgrims and the puritans in new england. this thing totally new. and so of course you get also all these paintings, right, that celebrate them. we looked at these paintings before. what we saw, this sort of religious dimension. that the light -- the heavenly light shaning on the mayflower -- shining on the mayfloor compact or the civil liberty where it's with each other, the pact, the idea of self-government in the mayflower. or the noble and heroic and yet domestic and agricultural sense of origins. and of course these other sort of famous, the landing of the fathers, the fathers, our fathers are the beginnings of our people. and of course all th

my name is kit hodge and i volunteer with felicia jones and black communities core team. sfpd's presentation tonight which is on the consent calender, they're reporting their progress in the department of justice recommendations made to sfpd back in 2016. tonight sfpd reports of recommendations that as of marcn out of 272 that is 58% are com ploy ant and the remainedder of validation and in progress. note that in progress means not done. it's urgent that sfpd finish the recommendation and 94% of the 272 recommendations would be done bit end of this month and in other words, in a week and a half from now. we know from the report with only 160 of the 272, that is once again just 58%, that are compliant according to sfpd as of march 31st. unlikely more than 90% of recommendations will be fully complete by april 30th. in fact, when recommendation have been submitted by sfpd, they're always incomplete and so we must not take external reviews to mean they're off of the list. this has gone on for five years and we condition draft this after april 30th. in 2016, the city committe

you get to see felicia rashad paying tribute where she said in a word he was just quite excellent.hey call it "portrait of an artist." your turn. >> my turn. i've got a report of a mysterious tree monster that caused some panic in krakow, poland. now, it comes from a -- an animal welfare society report that came up on facebook. an inspector with the animal welfare society there who said he got a panicked call from a local describing a mysterious creature that had been lurking in a tree for days. >> what is that? >> it's a -- a desperate voice. he said, what is it, maybe some sick bird of prey? i tried to guide the woman. her voice seems to be growing hysterical -- no, it's not a bird, she said. she thought it was an iguana. he wonders where would an iguana come from -- >> it's furry -- >> where would it be come from in a neighborhood in krakow? they go to the scene, inspectors -- >> this is good -- >> we look around and suddenly there it is. we have it. the brown creature sits on a lilac branch, not moving. we look more closely, the poor man has no legs or head. then they realize t

my name is kit hodge and i volunteer with felicia jones and black communities core team. sfpd's presentation tonight which is on the consent calender, they're reporting their progress in the department of justice recommendations made to sfpd back in 2016. tonight sfpd reports of recommendations that as of marcn out of 272 that is 58% are com ploy ant and the remainedder of validation and in progress. note that in progress means not done. it's urgent that sfpd finish the recommendation and 94% of the 272 recommendations would be done bit end of this month and in other words, in a week and a half from now. we know from the report with only 160 of the 272, that is once again just 58%, that are compliant according to sfpd as of march 31st. unlikely more than 90% of recommendations will be fully complete by april 30th. in fact, when recommendation have been submitted by sfpd, they're always incomplete and so we must not take external reviews to mean they're off of the list. this has gone on for five years and we condition draft this after april 30th. in 2016, the city committe

this is felicia again. i am with sro collaborative and i'm calling because we are neither for or against this project, however, we think that in the future and with present developers, there needs to be more community engagement and more community outreach because this project care we know the covid thing. but we really need to have, the residents need to know what's going on and we once again, we don't oppose it and we are not for it. thank you. >> president: great. thank you. members of the public, last call for public comment on this item. you need to press star then 3 to be entered into the queue. you have one minute. >> hello, my name is justin johnson i'm with the [inaudible] people's congress. it blows my mind we're talking about this project. we have route 5. we have the project on 550 o'farham and a block away from this one that you didn't even consider another development. so you're going to choke us to death. please, at least delay a previous project until there's been more interaction with the c

my name is kit hodge and i also volunteer at felicia jones and wealth and disparities. as david has mentioned the reviewed materials and have additional questions and concerns. the police commission and the district attorney. we need more firm oversight on police being interviewed after incidents such as officer-involved shootings. officers should be reviewed and give a report after incidents. all the following questions are related to the risk management presentation for tonight's meeting. slide 3 for internal affairs and investigating services commission quote thoroughly investigate bias. why would a police department and especially one with the history and current situation of ongoing massive racial disparities one of the top three in the countries for anti-black racism in terms of arrests. what are the quotes, problems, and trends involving behavior and attitude that he'd use of force arrest so high in the black community. black citizens are still many times higher. any other racial group. regarding slide 5, [inaudible] great bodily injury. none of those should be i

my name is kit hodge and i also volunteer at felicia jones and wealth and disparities. as david has mentioned the reviewed materials and have additional questions and concerns. the police commission and the district attorney. we need more firm oversight on police being interviewed after incidents such as officer-involved shootings. officers should be reviewed and give a report after incidents. all the following questions are related to the risk management presentation for tonight's meeting. slide 3 for internal affairs and investigating services commission quote thoroughly investigate bias. why would a police department and especially one with the history and current situation of ongoing massive racial disparities one of the top three in the countries for anti-black racism in terms of arrests. what are the quotes, problems, and trends involving behavior and attitude that he'd use of force arrest so high in the black community. black citizens are still many times higher. any other racial group. regarding slide 5, [inaudible] great bodily injury. none of those should be i

my name is kit hodge and i volunteer with felicia jones and black communities core team. sfpd's presentation tonight which is on the consent calender, they're reporting their progress in the department of justice recommendations made to sfpd back in 2016. tonight sfpd reports of recommendations that as of marcn out of 272 that is 58% are com ploy ant and the remainedder of validation and in progress. note that in progress means not done. it's urgent that sfpd finish the recommendation and 94% of the 272 recommendations would be done bit end of this month and in other words, in a week and a half from now. we know from the report with only 160 of the 272, that is once again just 58%, that are compliant according to sfpd as of march 31st. unlikely more than 90% of recommendations will be fully complete by april 30th. in fact, when recommendation have been submitted by sfpd, they're always incomplete and so we must not take external reviews to mean they're off of the list. this has gone on for five years and we condition draft this after april 30th. in 2016, the city committe