that's a partnership that i'm proud to lead to this day on behalf of the hrc. meeting people where they are at in terms of their lived experience in multiple identities is critical and it's critical for law enforcement. that day we were benefitted by having law enforcement officers, sfpd officers in the room at the time. at that time it was captain moezer. he was in the room sharing about how you have the right to ask for a spanish-speaking officer on the spot. you have the right for the police officer to respond to you in the genderonopr of your choice. if you feel that you were mistreated by an officer you have to right to ask for that officer's superior on the spot. that i thought was really, really helpful for our translatina community to hear. not from me, not from advocates or out reach providers but from the captain of the police officer that's two blocks from their organization. that's one thing. then you said about not only bringing an lgbt voice but what is it about, you know, intersectionality as a commissioner. supervisor, may i answer that? >> supe

hrc protector of human rights abusers and a cesspool of clinical violence -- political bias. bias againstd israel. next, we will show you the press conference where they made that announcement. >> good afternoon. the trump administration is committed to protecting and promoting the god-given dignity and read him of every human being. every individual has writes that during inherit and and viable. they are given by god and not government. because of that, no government must take them away. for decades, the united date has led global efforts to promote human rights. often through bilateral institutions. while we have seen improvements in certain tuitions, for far too long we have waited all that progress comes to slowly or in some cases, never comes. too many commitments have gone unfulfilled. president trump wants to move the ball forward. from day one he has called out institutions or countries that say one thing or do another. that is the problem at the human rights council. as president trump said at the general assembly, it is a massive source of embarrassment to the u.n.

hrc protector of human rights abusers and a cesspool of clinical violence -- political bias. bias againstd israel. next, we will show you the press conference where they made that announcement.

a couple times, to come every time there was a secure fax, i did with hrc. ridiculous. it would be funny if he was the only guy charged in this deal. even if he said the truth and didn't have clearance when handling the secure fax, no one will do blank. the inspector general takes this insertion. >> the fact is that nothing that i sent or received was marked classified and nothing has been demonstrated to contradict that. >> fox news first reported that a handful of clinton emails contained classified markings. the c stands were confidential. in an fbi interview, clinton repeatedly speculated with a reference to paragraphs rank in alphabetical order. witnesses told the ig proclaimed that she did not understand the significance of the c marking strained credulity. the justice department and spector general also referred to five fbi employees for investigation for politically charged texts revealing in its report that more bureau officials beyond peter strzok and lisa page exchanged anti-from text messages. after a month of negotiations, you may not be able to

garcia is amenable either way and have been working if this does come in how it would work if it goes to hrc we are amenable to that too, so for us it is just about improving our work so that survivors get the correct treatment at the right time at the right place, so we are working towards that and with our rape treatment center and our trauma recovery center as well. >> supervisor safai: if it did sit in the department of public health, where would it sit. >> i think operationally we would figure that out. it wouldn't sit in the clinical site obviously because it is overseei those clinical areas so would be reporting somewhere to the executive staff. >> supervisor safai: from what i have heard today and i'm learning and i know there is people in the room for versed with this because they spent more time but what i heard the human rights, department of human resources, sorry, but what i heard is there are oversight of some of the things that are directly under the responsibility of your department, is that correct? >> in terms of clinical care cae absolutely. >> supervisor safai: but a lot

long before his bod concluded hrc was merely careless. he was declaring her odds of wing at 100 million to zero. then that tricky electoral map. 100 million to zero. he wrote that in a text. i want to see his face when he answers how he shelved her case for the russia toda investigatin that had no there there. he spearheaded the flynn investigation along the way before flying into the mueller coaster before land income hot water. he deserved the heat, the scrutiny and the screws that only a public airing of such filth can bring. congress doesn't owe him an insurance policy for his part in bringing shame to the bureau and chaos to the country. and that's the memo. peter strzok is due on capitol hill at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. just 25 and a half hours from now. president trump is demanding a public hearing. will this be the beginning of the end of the bias at the fbi and the doj? let me go to the man panel, robby soave is here, and richard fowler, and making it a trifecta, kim jong-un biographer, michael malice is here. kennedy: did they put a

there is in your packet a resolution that the hrc put rward for data collection that we'll move forward. want to thank superintendent and those that presented on the data being presented and being willing to partner with that, the lit's -- literacy work and looking at what are the ways to suppuil a upou .e the other thing i want to call out, c.s.i., community initiative, which you have a packet for. stanford did an evaluation of hat program and you have the white paper and the glossy in your ferighlights that work. this year, we're expanding the pilot through funding from silicon valley foundation to launch in oakland and then in san jose. so both san francisco foundation d silicon valley. thank you for partnering with us on that effort. what we want to continue to build on and this is something that the superintendent has mentioned, building on pitch, an initiative from the differestrsd the superintendent. we want to do more with professional capacity. the superintendent hadffered up the possibility of doing some of the trainings in august of the institute. want to visit that and drill

hrc to its own advantage. the united states put the spotlight on human rights abuses in myanmar, used the council to raise issues regarding isis and other terrorist groups. the fact that the united states now withdraws from this council will not allow them to internationalize some human rights abuses where u.s. foreign policy makes a difference. >> uphold these standards? >> a lot of people were upset with that decision. and more importantly seeing it politicized. >> the administration is wanting to cherry pick what they hear about facilities from american association of pediatrics saying that this is child abuse. >> a lot of americans are not used to waking up, watching international leaders accuse or charge the united states with human rights violations the same we are seeing. that's hard for a lot of folks weaking up to digest that. another twist in this sad saga. >>> there's new reporting on the president's lawyer michael cohen. "vanity fair" reports that two people with knowledge of the situation, that he

you think hrc is going to win, right? you think we should get nails and boards in case she doesn't? same day, fbi agent 5. she better win. otherwise i'm going to be walking around with both of my guns. day after the election. 11-9-2016. fbi agent 2. i'm numb. later, same day, "i'm so stressed about what i could have done differently ". last one. day after the election attorney 2. i can't imagine the systematic disassembly of the progress that we made the last eight years. the affordable care act is gone. who knows if the rhetoric about deporting people and crap is true. i feel like there's going to be a lot more gun issues, too. general, do you believe in the tooth fairy? >> nope. >> do you believe in the easter bunny? >> nope. >> do you believe that jimmy ho hoffa died of natural causes? >> not based on what i read. >> do you honestly believe that the american people are doing to look at this report and look at those e-mails and not believe that there was bias and people acting on bias and that the fix was in at the fbi? >> i completely understand the concerns, senator and that's w

. >> but it was right not to charge hrc? >> i disagree. he can reach the conclusion he did, and comey reached the conclusion. i criticized comey in july and in october. i think he screwed this thing up from the get go, and i think the report points that out. and i underscore the fact that the top agents that peter struck, lisa page and fbi lawyer number 2 were involved in this, had extreme an mouse toward president trump and all i think used that in the course of this investigation. >> but you don't know the last part. it's not in this report. >> they said they did not follow normal fbi protocol. >> it says in the report that looking at the decisions that were made in the investigation, he didn't see proof of bias. and look, the biggest fact for him, and reaching that conclusion is they didn't leak. they never -- >> no confidence that the decision was free of bias. if that's not saying bias impacted peter struck's behavior, the lead sergeant, the guy who launched the trump organization and said we'll stop trump and later says don't worry,

today's nuke dimestore on hrc read more like the onion, detailed plan to show more authenticity and spontaneity hashtag just do it former obama advisor david axelrod tweeted. the i am with her crowd always assume the campaign dislike i covered because of her e-mails, or my reporting on the clinton foundation. but that wasn't it. it was the georgie and bathroom gate in the day she declared her candidacy i'd written she had not offered a clear rationale for why she was running. hillary hated that i've broken the news of the mysteries diane reynolds in a private state department e-mails had been chosen writing on her preferred pseudonym. but nothing could hillary over the edge quite like the humor and heart story. donors and top democrats called a campaign to complain. they took most of hillary's wrath but the guys got it, too. for letting into brooklyn in the first place. the fall when hillary was supposed to restart instead became at some democrats started to call spontaneity is embargoed until four. that's the thing about being a candidate reporter. you can't hide. if hillary had to learn to be

, to every time there is a secure fax i did it with hrc. ridiculous. >> the fbi employee said it would be funny if it was the only guy charged in the steel. agent one-i know. even if he said the truth didn't have a clearance when handling the secure fax, eight know it going to do blank -- we asked agent one about this and that no one would be charged irrespective of what the team found. agent one stated, yeah, i don't think i can say there is a specific person that i worked with in the case that would not charge him for that. i think it's a general complaint of fbi agents that are kind of being emotional and complaining that no one is going to do something about something. but there's nothing specific that i can tell you. now, this individual, agent one expressed the opinion that was a circumstance in under which charging someone would be appropriate. >> that's what he's suggesting. >> what his title 18 section 1001. >> that's making a false statement to a government official under review. >> is that not exactly the same statute under which

a couple of times to every time there was a secure fax i did it with hrc.yee, would be funny if he was the only guy charged in this deal. agent 1, i know, for 1001. that's referring to 18 usc1001. >> even if he said the truth and didn't have a clearance when handling the secure facts, ain't no one going to do s blank, blank. this is your report. we asked agent that no one would be charged irrespective of what the team found. agent 1 stated yeah, i don't think i can say there is a specific person that i worked with in this case that wouldn't charge him for that. wouldn't charge him for that. i think it's a general complaint of f.b.i. agents that are kind of -- kind of being emotional and complaining that no one is going to do something about -- about something but there is nothing specific that i -- that i can tell you. now, this individual, agent 1, is expressing the opinion that that was a circumstance under which charging somebody would be appropriate, is that correct? >> that's certainly what he is suggesting here. >> bill: all right, now, what is title

a couple times to every time there was a secure facts i did it with hrc. ridic. end quote. fbi employee would be funny if he was the only guy charged in this deal. agent one. i know. for one oo one. 18 usc 1001, is it not? >> that's correct. >> even if he said the truth and didn't have a clearance when handling the secure facts, ain't no one going to do s blank blank blank. now, we asked agent one about the implication in this message. this is your report. that no one would be charged, irrespective of what the team found. and agent one stated, yeah, i don't think i can say there's a specific person that i worked with in this case that wouldn't charge him for that. wouldn't charge him for that. i think it's a general complaint of, you know, of fbi agents that are kind of, kind of being emotional and complaining that no one is going to do something about something, but there's something specific that i can tell you. now, this individual agent one is expressing an opinion that that was a circumstance under which charging somebody would be appropriate, is that

another one, you think hrc is going to win, right? do you think we should get some nails and boards in case she does not? 10 day, fbi agent five, she beter win, otherwise i'll walking around with both my guns. 2, i am so stressed about what i could have done differently. last one, day after the election, fbi attorney 2, i just cannot imagine the systematic disassembly of the progress we have made over the last eight years. the affordable care act is gone. who knows if the rhetoric about deportingg people -- is true.alls, and crap i also feel there will be a lot more gun issues, too. general, do you believe in the tooth fairy? mr. horowitz: no. >> do you believe in the easter bunny? mr. horowitz: no. >> do you believe that jimmy hoffa died of natural causes? mr. horowitz: not based on what i have read. >> do you honestly believe that the american people are going to look at this report and look at those emails and not believe that there was bias and people acting on bias and that a fix the fbi?t mr. horowitz: i completely understand th