hollings presented an audit and oversight committee.aph, illustrated impressive numbers notice this small dotted line at the top. indicated from 2016-2020. more than 90% of the city's violent offenders released before trial did not go on to commit new crimes. the sheriff's office requested the california policy lab, that is a research arm of uc berkeley, to conduct an analysis of how effective it is in san francisco. double-checking their work which is considered standard practice. but the results were not only too late it did not make the case the program was working as it intended. it was understood less than 10% of people arrested and released before trial reoffended from 20 16-2019. that was five times more at 55%. the report also revealed the alleged criminals charged with the most violent crimes also had the highest rate of reoffending at 74%. >> what did you think after you saw this? >> i was angry, actually. i was very angry. the highest of any other jurisdiction they evaluated. so, san francisco did not do well compared to othe

hollings presented an audit and oversight committee. this graph, illustrated impressive numbers notice this small dotted line at the top. indicated from 2016-2020. more than 90% of the city's violent offenders released before trial did not go on to commit new crimes. the sheriff's office requested the california policy lab, that is a research arm of uc berkeley, to conduct an analysis of how effective it is in san francisco. double-checking their work which is considered standard practice. but the results were not only too late it did not make the case the program was working as it intended. it was understood less than 10% of people arrested and released before trial reoffended from 20 16-2019. that was five times more at 55%. the report also revealed the alleged criminals charged with the most violent crimes also had the highest rate of reoffending at 74%. >> what did you think after you saw this? >> i was angry, actually. i was very angry. the highest of any other jurisdiction they evaluated. so, san francisco did not do well compared

now, a week ago, servers, arnold holling told us why structural engineers may sometimes be hesitant to highlight problems with buildings. 11 of the problem is that you go with the american system. people are always a fearful of guy from the engineers carrying out a want to value all the properties, traits with a declaration, the property may need the action people should be coming to work be carried out because they would face a cloth section. no doubt, my personal feeling is a lot of the structures from the fifty's. $1679.00 is towards the end of their life. particularly with concrete in america. you know, he would have saved the lives of the people have been moved to house 6 years behind bars sentence handed down to a woman in the netherlands. he was challenged spreading islamic state propaganda. 32 year old, whose identity is not being revealed, distributed a large amount of the 2 groups propaganda, via the telegram messaging us in 2019 among the crimes. the court found she incited people to commit terrorist attacks and trained herself and others to make bomba sentences. double pros

group was banned in 2019 holling demonstrations calling for zach is release, address has more now from a future. the genesis of this case was when the followers of the movement in niger blockaded a major highway and prevented that. then people start from passing on that road. would that lead to the headquarters of the shia movement in nigeria? later, security forces comprising mainly of been an army defended on the headquarters of the movement. and in a 2 day operation, she, members in nigeria, said hundreds of the members are killed and hardly better buried in mass graves. after the leader lost an eye in the operation and his wife arrested. and for 2 years, his lawyer said they were held in detention without trial when eventually because the state government, where the incident happened, took over the case and prosecuted them. mister vicki and his wife were granted bill several times, but the prosecuting, the prosecutors. i refused to grant mister vicki bailed and that has been a major source of contention since is a rest in detention. they've been several protest by members across ni

military has been deployed to contain riots and looting in 2 provinces, crossing court zulu nuts, holl at least $45.00 people have been killed and hundreds more rest it belonged to pinning the frustration is an economy in crisis. one that is struggling to emerge from africa, the worst cool with epidemic lock terms and restrictions of pushed unemployment. so record high of 32 percent that goes up to 42 percent among young people will go lives now to for me to miller. she joins as from looks like a supermarket in so we're so familiar to me what's been happening, where you are well, we just want to give you an idea of the extent of some of the damage and looting that's been seen in several areas in how tank this is a butchery in deep cloth. in waco, it's amongst other stores within a more. and as you can see, the shelves have been stripped. fair. there's nothing left. we spoke to security guards who work? yeah. and they say that that's the looting began on monday with a smaller group that came into the more but before they knew which the crowd was too huge to manage. and what they're part

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yet in committee, hollings admitted quarterly reports aren't the most accurate. >> if people are in the program for longer than a quarter of a year, the quarterly reporting doesn't necessarily reflect what's going on. >> then why wasn't that done in the first place? the abc 7 i-team reached out to the ceo of the pretrial diversion program for further comment and received the following statement, the recent validation study of the public safety assessment concerns the entire system and not any one agency in particular, although there is overlap between the population included in the study of those referred to sf pretrial's programs, the study captures a broader sample of individuals released are a number of methods. but the sheriff's office confirmed to the i-team nearly 70% of the cases involved in the study were released to san francisco's pretrial diversion program problem stems locally and as a long-term data shows, it's only getting worse. >> people are reoffending at a rate that seems undeniable and this report shows us it's true. >> the report also details close to 30% of the case

hollings. colleagues, any other questions or comments? i'm not seeing any. we will express our intention to accept the b.l.a.'s recommendation. and we appreciate your work and your leadership and we appreciate your time today. thank you. >> thank you, everyone. i appreciate your work on all of this as well, and the continued process. thank you. >> chairman: thank you. we'll be in touch. thank you. next up we have the fire department. >> greetings and salutations, everyone. chair haney, president walton, vice chair safai, supervisors ronen and mar, i also want to acknowledge the collaboration of the mayor's budget office, especially ashley, and the b.l.a., and our new sister over there, linden berry, in this process. and, as always, thank you, supervisors, for your support. i know it is long days and nights for you right now. i'm happy to report we are in agreement with the b.l.a. recommendations, and i look forward to further discussions regarding our community paramedicine positions and our ambulance staffing. i'm in agreement with you that we need fdes on

know, david, and it will be -- i wonder what kinds of things, can they fix it and post as they say in holl>> they didn't need to fix anything with me, carl, come on, man. >> great to watch. >> they try to make us all look good. >> that is definitely the point. i wish we had some of that on live tv. the opening bell is a few moments away, don't go anywhere. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. you packed a record 1.1 trillion transistors into this chip i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100 like you become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." did want to share a statement that we've gotten that's been put out by s.e.c. chair gensler on what they're calling recent developments in china. there are some specifics here that certainly are of interest to u.s.-based investors. it does

i work on some policy but really the holl see work and jermaine jones and it doesn't just exist in the d.g.o. revision process although, in n community hears about the revision process coming from d.o.j. or from sparks or other areas kind of the most. so i the process itself is one that has a number of steps and they're all laid out here and the commission is involved, we are in discussions with the department and i want to focus on process developments that have been positive this year. we have streamlined processes where the recommendations that d.p.a. makes are documented in a grid and we've had this conversation in larger context about recommendations that get made and how do we track them and we've been doing much better job recently of kind of many tracking those recommendations and making sure that there's a dialogue between d.p.a. and the department which the commissioners and then open commission meetings about the issue. in speaking kind of substantively of the work that d.p.a. has been able to do in addition to these d.g.o. revisions we work a lot on d.g.o. 6.09, regarding d

joining our conversation is texas state representative jasmine holl lind.a calcified debate in washington where everyone nods and agrees that a sweeping roll back of access to the polls and a rigging of who does the counting is a dire emergency, but no one wants to touch the filibuster. >> yeah, no. that's exactly right. thanks for having me and it is good to see you. i know it is a little off topic but i want to tie this in. your previous segment talked about the insurrection, and i want to make sure that people have a context for what is going on in texas. at least one of the lawmakers in texas that is pushing this reform was here at the insurrection. >> wow. >> at least two of the lawmakers pushing the reform actually participated as volunteer attorneys for trump in an attempt to overturn election results in other states. >> wow. >> so let me tell you something. this is a very real thing, and it is all connected. there was an attack on our democracy on january 6th and ever since there's been an attack throughout this country, state by state, legislature

i work on some policy but really the holl see work and jermaine jones and it doesn't just exist in the.o. revision process although, in n community hears about the revision process coming from d.o.j. or from sparks or other areas kind of the most. so i the process itself is one that has a number of steps and they're all laid out here and the commission is involved, we are in discussions with the department and i want to focus on process developments that have been positive this year. we have streamlined processes where the recommendations that d.p.a. makes are documented in a grid and we've had this conversation in larger context about recommendations that get made and how do we track them and we've been doing much better job recently of kind of many tracking those recommendations and making sure that there's a dialogue between d.p.a. and the department which the commissioners and then open commission meetings about the issue. in speaking kind of substantively of the work that d.p.a. has been able to do in addition to these d.g.o. revisions we work a lot on d.g.o. 6.09, regarding domes