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%e recommendations. i call on you to step up, take charge, and hold the sfpd accountable to actual reform rather than the 29 checked boxes they're so proud to have completed with no substantial change. i stand with justice for mario woods, d

hillard and hines. >> president yee: thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. [inaudible] >> president yee: ma'am, we're trying to give everybody equal time. [inaudible] >> president yee: thank you, ma'am. [inaudible] >> president yee: thank you, ma'am. [inaudible] >> president yee: ma'am, i need to ask you to stop. okay. i've already given you time. deputy, could you ask her to leave. [inaudible] >> president yee: excuse me. you're out of order. [inaudible] >> president yee: okay. >> i'd like to use the overhead, please, and i'd like to echo the sentiments just said by this gentleman and felicia jones. >> clerk: excuse me, ma'am, i'm starting your time. >> wealth and disparities, justice for mario woods. she said we meet with supervisors, many of you in this chambers, as well as sfpd, and i have to say that the chief himself is more critical of the department than hillard and hines. you have the duty to oversee this process. i want to show these data -- these are in your packet. this is the data that sfpd itself produces, and this is where you can say that the

the external review of the recommendations goes to hillard and hines. actually, it's only been 29 substanti substantiated that the d.o.j. has approved in their april report. 71 of these recommendations, which is 26%, is still at hillard and hines. >> president yee: thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. [inaudible] >> president yee: ma'am, we're trying to give everybody equal time. [inaudible] >> president yee: thank you, ma'am. [inaudible]

second i meet with hillard and cal doj today to get an update on the implementation of the reform measures that were recommended by the u.s. department of justice a few years ago. there will be a greater presentation to the public and commission in a few months. but things are moving along. it's not going quickly but it is going effectively. and i guess we can be happy for that part. other commissioners with reports? commissioner elias. >> we met the working group met this week. we went over -- or to let you know the 5.17, has been essentially completed and reviewed by the chief who had some comments that were taken back to the working group. what we are working now is 5.03 which is the investigation because it was so ingrained in the sort of bias dgo. our next meeting is october 21st. we are hoping to have that finalized. and it's my understanding chief, you are simultaneously reviewing sort of what's coming out from the working group so that when we do have these final documents concurrent it's not going to deviate that far from what the recommendations that have come out from the workin

i represent a firm known as hillard hines. and we will speak a little bit about that today, but i want to provide the outside perspective in terms of what we are seeing around reform. what our goal is providing technical assistance as to the department and frankly what we see is the future of san francisco police department randy's very strategic areas that chiefs got mentioned. hiller times, we have a national and international representation we are recognized around security risk management, but our true value to the process is in 2015, we were the whole contractor for the u.s. department of justice on collaborative reform across the country. we came here to san francisco and we conducted significant outreach to all the communities of san francisco. we had public listening sessions , we had a full on community engagement. under this phase, we are working to support the organization and helping us achieve its reform goals in terms of the recommendations that came out of the report. our work today is grounded back in the repor

let's talk about it with msnbc national political correspondent steve kornacki, road warrior von hillard in new hampshire and mike memory with his reporting on the biden campaign. break down the poll numbers. why are they looking so different from what we've seen? >> we're in the pick your poll season i think of the democratic race, depending on which candidate you like we got a poll for you. you mentioned the brand new one out this morning, quinn nipiac, this is by far the most favorable to elizabeth warren that has come out since that debate. we should mention quinnipiac, warren has been consist will doing a little better in their polls than she has in some others. see her with a 7-point lead, the best she's done in a quinnipiac poll. sanders at 15%. pete buttigieg 3%. klobuchar, 3%. >> this new quinnipiac poll with 24 hours before, the cnn poll, what did they find? 15-point lead they found for joe biden over warren. they had biden gaining significant ground off of that debate. again, sanders back there in double digits. when you get sort of a wildly different polls like this, best thi