thank you. >> chief of staff hawkins. >> two points. additionally or one initially is to respond to commissioner yanez's first point. and dpa agrees with chief scott and captain harvey in terms of not being so specific about a distance frame or kind of space because i think there's too many scenarios to contemplate and we struggle with that in every policy we write. how much do you legislate and how do you -- dpa agrees that as-is, we should send this forward and i want to take a little step back in terms of process because we're giving credit to our excellent policy team who greatly deserves it. however, this particular policy recommendation also stems from cases that dpa actually investigated and brought to the disciplinary review board where we discussed it with that body, which includes ac-flaretty and other members of the department. it's important to see the progress that that body has made and know that policy recommendations come from a multitude of places. it could be something we see in the news. it can be the great work done

hawkins. being with us again. what has vladimir putin been doing on the one-year anniversary of his decision to send russian troops over the border into ukraine? >> the kremlin did not want to attach particular significance to t anniversary today. it's been very much in their minds the last 72 hours. on the 21st, he essentially justified, defended, and explained his decisions to launch special military operation in ukraine and announced suspension of the new start treaty, something that cost worry abroad. that was followed by a meeting with the top chinese official in a message to show russia is not isolated and has support of its powerful neighbor. there is a sort of militarized halftime super bowl concert in which he encourage the crowd and said russia is defending the historical borders of its people, its motherland, and its family. on the 23rd, he announced russia would be the point new missile systs in a clear message of defiance to the west saying if russia is pushed too far by the colle

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'm back again concerning my son arbara murdered august 14th some here's is another year. this is a new year and happy new year, everyone. but again, i'm still without a son. this i

paul hawkins, jp . of course, will hawkins, jp.re heanng here in britain, as we're hearing from anfield , many hearing from anfield, many families still trying to find out what's happened to friends and relatives there. now it's just two weeks since the government announced the winners and losers indeed in the latest batch of levelling spending communities across the country be making for projects be making plans for projects that will revitalise the local area , licking their wounds and area, licking their wounds and looking the next round of looking ahead the next round of funding. as our southwest of funding. but as our southwest of england reporterjeff moody funding. but as our southwest of england reporter jeff moody now explains over the haves explains the row over the haves and nots still on. the and have nots is still on. the prime minister says it's about making sure people feel pride the places they call home. but that's not how many communities seeing it. in august last year, 529 bids were received and assessed. out of t

paul hawkins jeb . well, asked. paul hawkins jeb.e listen, i go to istanbul where we're joined by journalist reihan bison with all of this . reihan bison with all of this. and good morning to you . what and good morning to you. what sort of morning is it in istanbul where a week on the death toll climbs towards 50,000? absolutely unbelievable. incomprehensible to think about , but tempers are rising as well. and anger is rising. tell us about that . good morning. yes us about that. good morning. yes it's not been a very morning or good day since over a week now into turkey. and unfortunately, as you said, anger is getting like people are angry. people are devastated. people feel that they don't have anything to hold on to because, i mean this earthquake could have been not prevented so many. i mean, these deaths could have been prevented. and in the last earthquake in 1999, 24 years ago, the biggest one, they changed the regulations and unfortunately now everyone everyone is questioning whether the new buildings were a court built, a

. >> new claims from hawkins police chief who is on leave. today, he takes his strongest stand yet for why should stay on the job. thank you for joining us. the police chief says reports are blatantly inaccurate. abc news spoke with the chief and explains this case in this developing story. >> the police chief says the report is tarnishing his reputation and is asking the mayor to consider his track record to bring him back. >> fairness and justice is for everyone including the police chief. after he failed to take action over incidents with the police sergeant. she says the report was flawed. unfair. >> the variation is embarrassing, and accurate and contradicts itself about the role i played in the report focuses and targets me. >> the chief says his track record speaks for itself. what sissy in desperate need for public safety. this community has been asking to build trust with the community and that is what i've been doing. >> the naacp is demanding the mayor listen. >> we are asking the mayor again and again to reinstate the chief. liste

we said hawkins, who are based on the digital horror stuff. but some, for example, for you, the president tribune, immediately to promote their fed up with it. this is you, it was order for that for horse, some sort by the more the multiple battaglia not on approach conference. this is michelle michelle, who's the president of the european at counseling, responding to question, is that extraordinary? a press conference that's been called attending our in attendance are mr. and michelle are still on the line. the president of the year european commission and a quarter of a lot of it as the landscape president of you crash, the delivery of military capability is not a decision taken at each level of the institutions, but a sovereign decision of the member states. of course, there's a strong coordination bad and if you have seen the living proof of delivery of military capabilities, but everything else is done and coordinated at the european level. so the 67000000000 for the past. i symbol for that. as i said, we need to do more and we will do mo

while still in his teens, judge hawkins participated in the historic march on washington in 1963. mr. mrvan: and then embarked on his distinguished leal career where he has faith -- legal career where he has faithfully served with purpose, integrity and respect. outside of the courts, he also has proven himself to be a tireless advocate for the youth of northwest indiana, launching a state in-le -- stay in school initiative and has also served this president of the board of directors for the indiana legal services. i ask my colleagues to join me today in celebrating black history month and recognizing the dedication of judge hawkins and all individuals who have fought and continue to fight for civil rights and justice. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 9, 2023, the gentlelady from michigan, ms. slotkin, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. ms. slotkin: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask for unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days

very my, me, bob, bob hawkins, there's a camera, dad, jonas, we think most are to watch up. i should, i had offered him what he can do in, you know, which would give him my number, the keys. i could have that ready, dim patrone home on the should look at as he comes. i me for me the for me this helen put up my a salad tom custodian deck don't, but i understand. so once i've seen that, that has all the media media and i'm on the way, i'll address a 100 of them come to the bottom. she's at a curb to hold on. i miss right now hall showing me, ah certain colors ah, india is the most prolific afghan director. probably the most beloved one as well among his peers and making calls to them and younger generation ever after them. something is because he's made films that are touch, sounds like and think of love. and because the need at least one film a year for so many years. who's i'm when you come up with your deal, tell grandma pharmacy no more. no storm. my m cannot shadow but slip the academic that's shown a thought of some behind on my career to hardy issues go i, i scott besto

it's closer to the movie blade runner than to hawkins' deep sleep , how once chandler created in hisorks a kind of base city inside los angeles, a city within a city like this, and we tried to portray a city that never didn't exist an hour ago, a blue car came in, two got out, looks like the suspects repainted, yes. it's bent or mister, hendrix's bow sam sucker. hendrix is ​​the most he is a member of the club, like the mexicans. i want you to stalk like a rodent terrier and don't even try to object to me . the director's attention to detail is amazing, perfectly choreographed shots. luxurious decor and atmosphere. the scenes make it clear that director neil jordan is a true perfectionist and audiences are looking forward to an hour and a half of visual feasting. performer the main female role actress diane kruger was twice awarded at cannes, considers marlo. in a somewhat feminist picture, her character, the daughter of star clarke windish, is arrogant and spoiled. she firmly knows what she wants and is used to getting what she wants, in addition to the detective line, the film tell

they're traveling by private jet fins warned, hung up hawkins. public transport is pretty gross. at the moment you sharing a cabin with snotty nose people coughing every waka, i avoid it as much as i can. so zaden via your gate. it's a short trip from vent hoffman to frankfort. just about 500 kilometers. traveling by private jet may be convenient, but it certainly does the climate no favors. i care about climate change. i don't think about it much. if everyone behaved like you and flew as often as you do done with it, then it wouldn't work. but luckily the population is split into different groups. dime, part of the small fraction that can get away, but it doesn't own private jets fast cars. yeah, it's generally the richer people are, the more they contribute to global warming in their lives. the od up in the last few years, we've seen that one key element of being wealthy is how much it harms the planet to q. much it how much longer can we afford the indulgent lifestyle of the rich i'm just reading the article about you and manager magazine. very cool. congratulations. julian ba

a car from the sure you could say this, have the unwonted effect of museums having more visitors, hawkins about their i'm but may be attacking these institutions and they're inertia wasn't so misplaced off. this is a star. so it's no surprise the reaction has been to increase security. net zulu, which i had serv hockey on closing. ah, the handler who is tyler decided not to increase security, although some works here could be targets. the director is happy to engage with activists which would it is not the city. and i've been asked how i felt about the attacks and i said i could well understand them and that i see the climate debate as highly importantly today. and then it we could as a human defects and for the activists contacted me in a dialogue developed. and we're still talking this english please visit the homeless place for the 2022 future exhibition. the koonce tyler organized sustainability workshops with fridays for future. the posters were then used at a rally. p as much as you can, as mine is new, as the museum will be glad to be a platform for protests that one to achieve soc

that he, i think we're talking about an energy democracy with which we solve the problem is nice. hawkins residents also have control over the energy produced on the island if nobody up on element. well, not quite yet, because hockey officially still belongs to the electricity network. of the nearby island of rhodes, and there are still problems adapting the advanced payments for the residents to the new conditions. but the positives outweigh the negatives. and it was on madison that he, i guess, gave notice that the great thing about the project thing is that as a member of the co op and i have big advantages with my electricity bill, somebody has more as a back to a mission, free mobility who is not a delivery service, could benefit better from price and nature friendly energy. lomberg mar, cookies runs a supermarket in hockey. he's now converted his once gas guzzling fleet to an all electric one. e mail, osteen. i'm a member of the co op and i expect the electricity bills to get cheaper for may now see no, did he? and even in these dire times when energy prices are skyrocketing everywh

that he, i think we're talking about an energy democracy with which we solve the problem is nice. hawkins residents also have control over the energy produced on the island at no papa element. well, not quite yet, because hockey officially still belongs to the electricity network of the nearby island of rhodes. and there are still problems adapting the advanced payments for the residents to the new conditions. but the positives outweigh the negatives. and it was on madison. have yankees game, notice that the great thing about the project thing is that as a member of the co op and i have big advantages with my electricity bill, nobody has what does 8th back to emission free mobility who is not a delivery service could benefit better from price and nature friendly energy. lomberg mar, cookies runs a supermarket in hockey. he's now converted his once gas guzzling fleet to an all electric one. e mail, osteen. i'm a member of the co op and i expect the electricity bills to get cheaper for me now if he know, did he? and even in these dire times when energy prices are skyrocketing everywhere, no

kimberly hawkins has the latest on this now. what international security spokesperson, john kirby, this a high altitude object. as the pentagon is calling it was shot down i in the last 24 hours, this was done out of an abundance of caution due to the threat to civilian aircraft . now, this was done at the order of the u. s. president. it was determined to be unmanned and as a result it was shot down over us territorial waters in the area of the north east, alaska u. s. canadian border. now, given that this has been down on the united states will begin the process of studying it all. and we're calling this an object because that's the best description we have right now. we do not know who owns it or whether it's a withered state owned or, or, or corporate owner, privately owned. we just don't know. this is the 2nd time in a week that us fighter jets have down an object, fly in u. s. air space. the latest case, of course, the chinese spy balloon that was downed in the atlantic ocean off the coast of the carolinas. it's not clear

kimberly hawkins. the sing is up in the sky. china surveillance balloon is triggering a diplomatic rao that has prompted us secretary of state antelope blinkin to postpone his weekend trip to beijing, is an irresponsible act. and that the p r c. decision to take the section on the if my plan visit is detrimental to the subset of discussions that we were prepared to have. the u. s. is accusing china, a violating international law. the balloon is still hovering over the skies of the united states. it was 1st tracked over the aleutian islands near alaska and travelled through western canada and into the u. s. state of montana where it was spotted near a military installation home to some of america's nuclear missiles. i have no idea the thing that seemed so brazen and just so insane to me that that any one would even attempt to just push a balloon over the sky. the chinese foreign ministry acknowledged ownership of the balloon and expressed regret for the incident, but said it was merely collecting weathe

it's more like a blade runner movie than hawkins' deep sleep, how chandler used to create in his worksind of base city inside los angeles, a city within a city like this, and we tried to portray a city that never existed an hour ago, blue arrived the car got out two, similar to the suspects repainted, yes. whose is this bent for mr. luhendrix, lohandrix himself, he is the very member of the club, like the mexicans. i want you to stalk like a rodent terrier and don't even try to object to me . the director's attention to detail is amazing , perfectly choreographed shots. the luxury of scenery and atmosphere. the scenes make it clear that director neil jordan is a true perfectionist and audiences are looking forward to an hour and a half of visual feasting. two-time cannes award-winning actress diane kruger thinks marla is somewhat feminist in the picture, her heroine, the daughter of star clark windish, is arrogant and spoiled. she firmly knows what she wants and is used to getting what she wants, in addition to the detective line, the film tells about the difficult relationship between

want to thank our viewers for watching us here to see you next time, remember ah ah, until the scene hawkins, with uptime, i'll devote annoying on the coil, a jug or my, which i was obeying as composers that i often see and found gas prices is stuff that's been started going on, move on gas with does not seem finished with me. i was generally takes from the politic to want to so you of this keep kind of on a tv. so it was a chevrolet for a quote with the girl posted. it is good, prescriptive reason. oscar. she'll know shepard does that. you don't pay it. okay. yeah. you're because you're researching revenue then sure. hold to a whole lot. just affiliated with oh, need to come to russian state patrol never. i've side as i'm phoning the northland scheme div, asking him the american house all sons and up for a group in the 55 we did. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy. one else calls with we will ban in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machines. the state on russia today and split ortiz spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. with ah, or, ah, ah destruction. amid rescue

we are crossing live to our reporters, paul hawkins and a euston and jack carson who's in birmingham.jack carson who's in birmingham. paul, first of all, tell us what the atmosphere is like at fryston today . well, the picket fryston today. well, the picket line has gone. it here earlier today make way and the boss of the rmt in a defiant mood really aslef which are the that cover almost all the train drivers . almost all the train drivers. they're the ones that are striking today is a couple of hundred train drivers from rmt as well. but as for the main of today's action, today's industrial action, really unhappy with the government's current deal, i should say the rail delivery group's current deal that is on the 4% backdated pay rise the table, 4% backdated pay rise to four last year, 4% this year. but terms , conditions attached, but terms, conditions attached, which mcqueen said was unacceptable . when i spoke to unacceptable. when i spoke to him earlier, he said that he thinks it's highly likely that there will further strike dates announced and the trust is at an all low when i

prisoners to for since the start of the year in harris county, while in the neighboring state of hawkins or a family of mentally ill man who starve to death after a year in jail, they've opened a lawsuit against the county. that's caleb martin, now explains the details of the law suit or not for the squeamish. we have a mentally ill disabled homeless man who is arrested for pointing his fingers at police officers. he can't afford to pay $100.00 to get out of jail. so he's held awaiting trial during that time and he's put in solitary confinement and he eventually dies from malnutrition. as larry eugene prize was dying and even after he was dead, reports filed by prison. authorities said he was fine. officers doc amounted 1000 off such tracks and moms. weak stays and hours leading up to the mr. price stuff using the same boiler played phrase each time a made him sell. okay. they use this phrase when the obviously mal nourished, mister pride's lay dying in the pool of contaminated stand in water. they consented to his disgrace, even after he was discovered, unresponsive while he was being t

kimberly hawkins has more from the white house in washington, dc. what we understand is that this is a high altitude surveillance balloon. i was 1st spotted over the us state of montana. this is a close to the canadian border. it was spotted by people on the ground who were wondering what was in the sky that his, how the u. s. government 1st learned about this. incredibly, i and it was then that the u. s. government started tracking it. now there are going to have to be some answers as to why it was bystanders. that 1st spotted this and not the military or the u. s. government. ear officials are in keep for a highly symbolic summit. president vladimir zalinski is pushing the block for speedy membership as ukraine battles, a nearly year long war with russia. utopian commission president ourself on the land says there are no rigid timelines for keith to join the blog. the head of the roman catholic church, pope frances has arrived in south sedan for a historic visit is being joined there by the leaders of the anglican church and the church of scotland

live from dough hawkins. are coming up. rescue efforts wind down in takia 2 weeks off to the earthquakes that killed more than 46000 people that and in syria. this is our democracy. stanford, no one will not get another chance. and is ready politicians debate reforms that could seep holloman's overrule the course keep stands that ukraine stands and democracy stands. that was the message from you as president joe biden, as he made an unannounced trip to the ukrainian capital just days before the 1st anniversary of the conflict. ah, well, re sirens sounded across cave as biden and the cranium present. let him as the landscape walked through the streets. earlier in a joint news conference, biden announced a new military aid package worth $500000000.00. and zalinski said russia had no chance of winning grange girl. americans could know some, some of safety. this was really the most important visit and the whole history of the ukraine u. s. relationship. this is a visit in this most difficult period for ukraine wh

a white house correspondent, kimberly hawkins husband. the white house insist that finding the true origins of coverage 19 is a priority. this follows a department of energy report. the concludes, albeit with low confidence that covered 19 originated in a chinese lab. this is a revelation that's been widely reported in the u. s. media, but national security spokesperson, john kirby admits the department of energy opinion, is not widely shared. the intelligence community and the rest of the goal and still looking at this. and if there's not been a definitive conclusion, so it's difficult for me to say no or should i feel like i should have to defend press reporting about a possible preliminary indication here. what the president wants is facts he wants the whole government designed to go get those facts. and that's what we're doing, and we're just not there yet. now some conservative politicians pushing the lab leaks theory in the early days of the pandemic, including for secretary of state mike, palm pale, or calling for a public apology

are just too dangerous or regular civilian should be in the hands of those people who are unsafe as hawkins take no way to start really hard. i'm rick sanchez, and i'm here to plead with you. whatever you do, you do not watch my new show. certainly why watch something that's so different. my little opinion that you won't get anywhere else work of it please, or do you have the state department, the c i a weapon, bakers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your facts for you, go ahead. i change and whatever you do. don't watch my show, stay mainstream because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way. mm thing . ah. welcome back to worlds apart with david pine, a former us army combat arms officer and military affairs commentator. mr. pine, before the break, we touched upon biden's cognitive capacity and you know, my own country. i was born in the that of winning years of the soviet union. it has had its own experience with senile leaders. and one thing that it sho

world is an urgent need to come up with innovation and sustainable solutions and al jazeera nicholas hawkins at a farming conference and sent a goal focusing on food security in africa. so we're at a farming conference in the car center where outside there is an incredible wind. so what does that have to do with farming? well, it's soon as a harm, a town wind coming from the sahara, carrying with it small particle that are a 10th of the size of human hair. and he carries phosphorus and iron across the atlantic to the caribbean, to the amazon. and scientists believe these $170000.00 tons transported every year renders the land over their very 1st child for growing food and ensure abundance over there. but what about over here on the african conscious? how do people get their food? well, a lot of it rely on this support. most of it is imported from abroad . but the russia ukraine crisis has badly affected bread makers and bakers in this country who can't rely on we import anymore. in this challenge, the owner of this bakery saw an opportunity. this is products that are made with the imported r

paul hawkins there . let me know what hawkins there. let me know what you think about that.he chancellor, jeremy , promised chancellor, jeremy, promised a low tax, high growth economy last summer, but this year, he's set to go ahead with the planned tax rise on firms profits from 19 to 25. moneyfacts has complained that this increase, along with the withdrawal of emergency help with firms energy bills, kill some companies bills, could kill some companies as well. one man who will know if this is true or not, of course, is liam halligan. good morning , liam. now do we want to morning, liam. now do we want to watch a film that you've made before i talk to you? yeah. why not? okay here is one voice, as they say in tennessee . clevedon they say in tennessee. clevedon fasteners opened in 1939 to make the rivets some bolts for new spitfires. this proud west midlands firm now a new threat on the horizon because in april, corporation tax is rising from 19 to 25, just as the government support for clevedon earns huge energy bills. the government's taking the support that we have gett

paul hawkins. gb news by asked. paul hawkins. gb news by faben asked. paul hawkins. news is with me. you've on very good behaviour today, stephen. you behave yourself. well done. not over yet. oh, that's true . and former yet. oh, that's true. and former number 10 speechwriter aissa bennetts write eisa piece in the mirror today saying shameless. liz truss blames tories not being right wing enough after economic . she wrote that 4000 economic. she wrote that 4000 word piece in the paper was not only last. it was a week. it wasn't. this wasn't yesterday it wasn't. this wasn't yesterday it was a week ago. do help her write that it was all has got a lot of time to work on these things. would you have edited in any particular way? i think, you know, from my heart. i know, it's from my heart. i would ultimately, she's the would not. ultimately, she's the chief writer on chief speechwriter and writer on all things. you know all these things. so, you know she wants to put that down. you know, have stopped know, i would not have stopped her in that sense because it's, you wou

paul hawkins , very, very much.rlier on the speak to reed earlier on the shot of justice six. you're with me now . okay. and is a lady me now. okay. and this is a lady got some personal impact stories of fly—tipping . it's a reality of fly—tipping. it's a reality tv star. commentator it's nannder tv star. commentator it's narinder kaur and orinda . thank narinder kaur and orinda. thank you very much. now, i understand you very much. now, i understand you actually have some issues with fly—tipped at the moment, do you ? yeah. so where i live in do you? yeah. so where i live in london and thankfully i'm on the third floor because the first floor actually got racks. now and then every day you walk out. yeah. everyday you walk out, you go down to support, you have a base and you'll find a sofa and a washing chairs. oh a washing machine chairs. oh yeah. you. a washing machine chairs. oh yeah. you . so wait, yeah. there you. so wait, secretary. and inside. so secretary. there and inside. so thatis secretary. there and ins

let's get the latest now at the scene with our national paul hawkins . and paul, there was hawkins. paul, there was some suggestion that police were actually taping off the rifle range. there at the school, but clearly they'll be doing some widespread investigate actions there to try and find out what over the weekend . yeah over the weekend. yeah absolutely, mark. police activity has been ongoing throughout the morning . at the throughout the morning. at the 72 acre site. at colleges, a hugeifs 72 acre site. at colleges, a huge it's rated as the top independent school in the country . 150 pupils here 60% of country. 150 pupils here 60% of whom are a day pupils , 40% whom are a day pupils, 40% boarding. this morning. we've seen police vehicles entering the site , various points around the site, various points around the site, various points around the perimeter . we've also seen the perimeter. we've also seen pupils milling about, wearing uniform arms as the school tries to come to terms with this tragic and shocking loss . flags tragic and shocking loss. flags being flying at half

hawkins questioned.we'll take a break and then after we'll introduce you to strictly come dancing dancer amy dancing as she prepares to host this year's 80th anniversary welsh for variety extravaganza . and talk about a event being held in sir david's hall in cardiff on friday night and the lady who will be hosting it and performing at it is used shimmying around the dance floor, but she will be swapping the paso for presenting worlds for auntie extravaganza and she is darden. amy, lovely to see you . good morning. how are you you. good morning. how are you both? we are very good . very, both? we are very good. very, very good. very exciting . the very good. very exciting. the welsh from run to extravagant za. yeah. so it sounds good. what's what's going to happen you know is an incredible night for such a brilliant charity. ten of us it's going to be full of welsh talent. we've got singers, the welsh mailbox choir , you name it, and we even have a royal in attendance because princess anne is also going

so somehow , along the way, everything goes on for the hawkin of the season, the more you play, the better. yes. in general, you schedule is built in such a way that you really do quite well. but tell me, please, what are your expectations timofey from the upcoming season. mm, in particular, this is a specific tournament that we will have next weekend , well, from this tournament. i want to get positive emotions. first of all. here's a great chance to prove yourself for the national team of belarus here is the u20 - this is the last tournament. at i'm over 20, so plus at home stands you need to show good stands. by the way, this is a very important question. this is additional support. or do you still feel excitement, because many, for example, artists, when they go on stage, if their parents are in the hall, they are more worried that athletes have more, probably, such a moment of cold blood and feelings go away after stepping on the ice . that's why as soon as you raid came out and the stands pass. i just don't know. cheerfulness and adrenaline here go ahead to play for belarus in genera

>> now, these are supposed to be monetary policy hearings under the humphrey hawkins act and they'rey on anything that's, any political issue, it's quite extensive you have to prepare for everything that the fed is involved in and many things that the fed is not involved in, so, it's a lot of preparation. >> so when you get questions from some members you have to bite your tongue and say, why are you asking a question like that? or you never have that problem? >> never hams. >> never happens. >> okay. well, good. so today as you look at the country's economy, what is the biggest worry you have about inflation? is it just that the fiscal policy is not completely under control? we have exogenous events outside? what is your biggest worry about inflation today? >> it was kind of what i was saying earlier. we're just at the beginning of this process, right? goods inflation, so we need that process to continue. goods, the whole thing began, inflation began with people not being able to buy services instead of buying goods and global supply chains collapses and couldn't get goods and price

paul hawkins, a to a very quiet nafion hawkins, a to a very quiet nation .ll nation. let's cross over to hull where our reporter riley can bnng where our reporter riley can bring us the latest from up north. good anna, how is looking there for people trying to go about their day ? good morning . about their day? good morning. well, it's certainly busy here and the whole is actually at four different unions assembled on this picket line. so not just hours left on the rmt, but they've also been joined by members from eunice and unite. so it's certain like busy here a bit turn out for the unions and it's the same message really as all the previous strikes they're saying they haven't been able to come to the agreement in terms of and conditions and they're saying that the we're in a cost of living crisis and the offers have been put on the table in terms and pay rises just enough. so there's still sense of frustration amongst workers here. i spoke to nigel roebuck earlier , a district officer for earlier, a district officer for aslef, and he does still feel like

hawkins when he took the position six years ago and we changed our structure. i want people to know what reform looks like but there's work that goes into building that infrastructure and this is a perfect example of what can be when we do it the right way. >> thank you. sergeant. >> thank you. >> at this time the public is welcome to make public comment regarding line item seven. if you would like to make public comment, approach the podium or press star three. there's no public comment. >> thank you. next item. >> line item 8, discussion and possible action to approve dgo 11.13, “directed and recommended referrals to the sfpd behavioral science unit,” for the department to use in meet & confer with the effected bargaining units as required by law discussion and possible action. >> hello, welcome. >> thank you. good evening, president elias, vice-president carter-oberstone, commissioners, director henderson, chief scoot. i'm acting deputy chief my coal, the administration buresh your and i'm here to present on dgo3.01 which is written communication -- it's und

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students for life president kristin hawkins joins us along with downs syndrome advocate kurt come rickeal. >> sadly, this is democrats saying the quiet part out loud, and this is the result of president joe biden, nancy pelosi, the democratic national committee's platform which states that abortion should be legal for any reason. that there's no reason at all that an abortion should not take place. i hear comments, these eugenic, discriminatory comments every single time i step onto a college campus in america today. and it is absolutely astounding how the eugenics movement that. >> created planned parenthood, this movement that said that certain people should have the right -- shouldn't have the right to be born still continues today in 2023 america. pete: kurt, it is staggering, viewpoint not just alive and well and able to sort of live somewhere on the margins, but it seems to be quite prominent on our political spectrum. >> it is. it's beyond offensive and evil, what mr. hugo said. and what he doesn't understand is the i.d.e.a., individuals with disabilities education act, guarante

some gop lawmakers outraged by hawkins school shooter nikolas cruz being sentenced to life without parolery of his peers are pushing for a law making a dramatically easier for others to be executed. the bill would allow judges to overrule a juries light sentence in favor of the death penalty. a practice florida drop years ago that is not allowed in any other state and juries would be allowed to sentence a person to death with a simple majority and set of unanimous decision. and, essence the proposal doubles down on capital punishment and the system that is already badly broken. records show that florida has executed nearly 100 convicted murderer since the 1970s, while 30 death row prisoners have seen their cases overturned in the same period. that's the highest rate of death rate exonerations in the country. meaning this new plan with almost certainly lead to the execution of more innocent people. and a desperate number of those wrongfully executed will be black, as the links between the death penalty and structural racism are deeply rooted, especially in the south. it is outrageous to se

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session, a one-week session in >> these are supposed to be monetary policy hearings under the humphrey hawkins act they're on any political issue so it's a poetic stance if you have to prepare for everything that the fed is involved in, and many things the fed is not involved in. so it's a lot of preparation >> when you get questions from some members, you have to bite your tongue and wonder why are you asking a question like that? >> never happens [ laughter ] >> okay, good. today, as you look at the country's economy, what is the biggest worry you have about inflation? is it just that the fiscal policy is not completely under control? what is your biggest worry about inflation today? >> well, it's kind of what i was saying earlier, which is we're just at the beginning of this process, right so we need that process to continue the whole thing began, inflation began with people not being able to buy services, instead buying goods, and global supply chains collapsing so you couldn't get goods and prices went up but that is now starting to get better as supply chains are improving, as people are