jillian turner has more from washington. jillian? >> hi, neil.epartment of education website for student loan forgiveness has been life just about 48 hours. already the applicants have major obstacles, website glitches, lawsuits, fraud warnings. so far, they're blocking foreign ip addresses, millions abroad are locked out. department of education is scrambling to produce paper applications. married folks with joint federal loans face a glitch, they've been locked out and have to request a special waiver before applying for debt relief. another major problem, it is ripe for mass fraud and abuse. >> there will be people that will see there's no verification and lie on the application, say they're eligible when they're not from an income perspective. >> applicants will have to provide their full name, date of birth, social security number and contact information. that's it. they won't have to provide proof of income which the forgiveness is supposed to be based on. president biden insists the biggest obstacle his plan faces is his political oppositi

and it was gypsy jillian willis. >> gypsy jillian willis?ght maybe it was a stripper? but anyways, my mom, with that information, with the ladies name went to my dad and confronted him. >> martin denied everything. said alexis. and then the very next day he made a curious suggestion. >> my father came to my mom and told her that she needs a facelift. >> that is, i mean, lots of women decided they want faceless but. when their husband comes and says, you need one? >> yeah. it was really out of the blue. >> the facelift. that preceded michel's death. and now, here was gypsy jillian. martin's choice for a live in nanny. someone he just happened to find. >> so she got the job. she moved into the house, and this was just a couple weeks after my mom's death. >> martin's daughter was furious. they wanted to know what other secrets their father had been keeping. they expanded their investigation. >> my sister put a blog up. and was asking anyone with any information about my father to contact her. we discovered that he had had so many different affa

either way, jillian rose feels that not enough is being done and she does not feel like the mayor took her seriously after she voiced her concerns in the city council meeting last wednesday. take a listen to their exchange. >> i'm angry and i'm sad and fed up and i'm so sick of how having politicians pander and nothing short of epic failure. start doing the right thing. stop wasting our money and destroying our beautiful city and please start being leaders, thank you for your time. >> thank you, you made your point emphatically clear. thank you for being here and sharing your perspective. we do appreciate it. cruz cia now julian rose says she does not appreciate the mayor laughing after she responded or after she voiced her concerns over her growing fear of the crisisments i interviewed jillian rose, you will hear from her in the next hour. we reached out for the mayor's office for a response and we are waiting to hear back, eric. eric: shocking conditions, christina, thank you. arthel. arthel: arrangements are being made for new york city ems lieutenant allison russo elling, stabbed t

to plaintiff jillian soto marino, a defamation/slander damages, $30 million.the total fair, just and reasonable damages to plaintiff jillian soto marino at line a and line b $68,800,000 initialed by juror number 1. to plaintiff william almenberg, slander $45 million. the emotional distress damages, $45 million. the total of fair, just and reasonable damages to plaintiff william aldinberg at line a and line b, $90 million, initialed by juror number 1. to plaintiff erika lafferty, defamation/slander damages, $18 million. the emotional distress damages past and future, $58 million. the total of fair, just and reasonable damages, plaintiff erika lafr tferty and against a jones, $76 million initialed by juror number 1. to plaintiff william sherrlack, the defamation/slander damages past and future, $9 million. the emotional distress damages, $27 million. the total of fair, just and reasonable damages against alex jones and free speech systems, $39 million initialed by juror number 1. number to awarded fees and costs. the judge will determine the amount due to the pl

kennedy: my assistant jillian is 85 years old. >> he looks great. kennedy: she forgets everything. >> the people that retire in new york state they spend pensions here no matter what the economy is. and she would have no property tax, she is spending money here and she is not goiing into a nursing home. kennedy: she is, if she screws up one more time it will be involuntary commitment for screwing up the peach cobbler and forgetting my parents on kilmeade. poor lidia. kennedy: jillian. >> okay. >> we're playing over-under, you will learn to love, it remember t the infamous dossier. is this more tr proof that fbi is corrupt, spike cohen here it discuss, he is next. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, none of the compromise. the audi e-tron famil

to plaintiff jillian marino. defamation/slander damages past and future, $30 million., emotional distress damages, past and future, $38,800,000. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff jill january marino, add line a and b, $68,800,000. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff william aldenburg, a defamation slack slander past and future, $45 million. b, emotional distress damages, past and future, $45 million. total fair a just reasonable damages to plaintiff william aldenburg, add line a and b, $90 million. initialled by juror number 1. to plaintiff erika lafferty. defamation/slander damages, past and future, $18 million. b, emotional distress, past and future, $58 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to erica lafferty. to plaintiff william sterling. defamation/slander damages, past and future, $9 million. b, emotional distress damages, past and future, $27 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff william surelack and against alex jones, add line a and b, $36 million initialled by juror number 1. award of attorneys fees an

first name jillian.n philadelphia. >> steve: went back to continue her education. working on mba. brian i saw mike sharrock in philadelphia another one who used to sit on the couch. >> ainsley: want to take a day off? >> ainsley: never know what he is going to say. >> steve: you just don't. there was a document did dump any time a number needs to come out. very big number. do it at a time when there won't be a lot of press intention. the numbers have come out for fiscal year 2022 which ended the last day of september. and the numbers are jaw dropping. just in september alone, 227,000 migrants came into this country. think about that. 227,000. that is a quarter of a million migrants came into this country illegally and now they are somewhere here in the u.s.a. somewhere. we don't know where. >> ainsley: in september the highest number of encounters that we have ever experienced. the number for the entire fiscal year of 2022 highest ever. look at the number. can you see on your screen, you have fiscal year

all 400 but jillian. >> is more microbes and a teaspoon of soil then there are stars in the galaxy. >> reporter: they are part of a growing number of california cannabis farmers who only produce regenerative weed , or clean we. >> i grew up on a farm. i was used to eating my own chickens, eggs. to be able to do that with cannabis, it's like a dream come true. >> reporter: instead of chemicals and pesticides, manny uses insects and worms found right in his organic farm in santa cruz. >> all we are doing here is forming microbes at the end of the day. that is how nature does it. >> reporter: it all started when manny, a third-generation farmer, stubble on the book about regenerative agriculture. soon, he was making his own compost and planting cover crops. eight years later, his cannabis is not only healthier , it's more potent than ever. >> organic cannabis just feels better. i think it's because it's bringing out these higher profiles. it's bring in other minor cannabinoids. this one will be used for hash. >> reporter: is clean weed attracted more than just insects. today, he is showi

oakland, i asked author and serial killer expert jillian lauren, what she makes of the distance between crime scenes. there's often an escalation with serial killers. >> you know, maybe they just first kill. >> you know, the thing that they have been having their eye on. >> for years and years and years, men may get away with it. looking at the list of victims were killed. you'll see that 5 out of the 6 were hispanic stockton's mayor kevin lincoln says that hispanic people make up the majority of his city well over 40%. 42%. >> i'm half hispanic. why self? it's very concerning. a task force has been assembled by the stockton police department to work on making an arrest. city officials asking the public to remain vigilant and to travel and well-lit gone. isolated areas. >> $125,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest, reward money was raised to the city. stockton, crime stoppers and anonymous donors reporting live in studio. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. thank you, rob. the city of oakland has now recorded 101 homicide so far this year. >> with 2 lives lost in ju

can i ask you when you last saw jillian or august we visited them and i'll go over this week and say, from berlin to london. and can you tell us about his, his health that how is his state of mind right now? we're boyd by, you know, the reception that we're getting in germany, in particular berlin, those are events that reverberate into the child. so, you know, buyers of 23000. so what the support outside joe is health giving an uplifting and so people right to him, letters. and occasionally we get a profile, for example, the most rigorous support in europe comes from germany. so that's very happening as you can imagine. julian, of course, has a wife, he has 2 children. how often does he get the family? usually it's twice a week. but during covent, they refused visits. of course. yeah, and julie and i think has covered at the moment as a consequence, there's no visits on to the tests showed negative. does he have a sense of hope? i gather so because you know his to with and without hope. we disappeared off very quickly both you and juliana australian citizens, australia, attorney gene

oakland, i asked author and serial killer expert jillian lauren, what she makes of the distance between crime scenes. there's often an escalation with serial killers. >> you know, maybe they just first kill. >> you know, the thing that they have been having their eye on. >> for years and years and years and then they get away with it. looking at the list of victims were killed. you'll see that 5 out of the 6 were hispanic stockton's mayor kevin lincoln says he's concerned since hispanic people make up 42% of his city. you're empowered right now to submit information that you may know that leads to their arrest of an individual or individuals that are responsible for these murders. >> 1, 1, $125,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest reward money was raised for the city. stockton, crime stoppers, anonymous donors reporting live in studio. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. >> in merced said county deputies have arrested a person of interest in the kidnapping case of an entire family, including a baby. authorities say detectives received information th

a message and this is key. jillian, you speak to nick was always too well knew. it was printing why i took that offline, which was which thorn was put in there. nisha bothering you speak to include reflects that you may have a j a c a c device, forgot about okay. i could give her a call to get to provision usually. well, my tim pneumonia, a new one in the pals program institute always refer to sort of me on the plains, come out of not says cooper, student configuration and losing the points by you flip column a session and when is it like? yep, i should really watching you when you call and then you're going to see them now but them but i'm on. it's a honda with them. well, the thing is that the settlement with what was happening in ukraine before february. the 24th 2022. and what's happening now was a result of consistency. and systematic planning. blue is to presume as a blues in, you're still not says crew jo a group. are you listening, caring of dog, which i am not a hello senior. joining us not physically, let's see 3 big easy let's get you mean you.

so with this rate it is, it's jillian. i mean, i think it's a situation which needs and you know, immediate attention by the people for export. those also, they need to, you know, look at other geographies where they can, you know, meet the demands and requirements because so then you cannot use a production. so from windows perspective, i think we'll have to look at more geographies and expand on, you know, trade boundaries. you know, just the final notion this, as you well know, particularly in europe, people have been opening their energy bills in the morning coming from the post mount and just looking shop. just the extent the inflation, the, the zeros added to their bill is quite, quite incredible. small businesses worried will it be able to keep their doors open next month? never my next year. where this this, where is this all heading? because there is a disconnect, clearly between you, governments, what they're willing to do as regards ukraine and other issues with price is then going off because of the energy whol

oakland, i asked author and serial killer expert jillian lauren, what she makes of the distance between crime scenes. there's often an escalation with serial killers. you know, maybe they just first kill. >> you know, the thing that they have been having their eye on. >> for years and years and years and then they get away with it. looking at the list of victims were killed. you'll see that 5 out of the 6 were hispanic stockton's mayor kevin lincoln says he's concerned since hispanic people make up 42% of his city. you're empowered right now. >> to submit information that you may know that leads to their arrest of an individual or individuals that are responsible for these murders. $125,000 reward is being offered for any information that leads to an arrest for ward money was raised to the city. stockton, crime stoppers, anonymous donors reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> well, in the east bay, oakland, police are investigating the city's 100st homicides so far this year. it happened around 4 yesterday morning on everett avenue in the city's glenview neighborhood.

a less you to nurses key jillian, you speak to a can you cook was always too well knew it was printing wire, took it offline, which was stolen. was my pictures. they're nice sure you buy them and you speak including flick. so you went to visit a j, a c, a skin with rosco. ok. thank you. paul carter. good to pose union. usually just a moment to pneumonia, a new one in the pals program institute always refuse to swim in. the claims come out of not says cooper. student go for going to losing the points by you flip column a recession. when is there like a, should we wait? you wash and you and you call and then when i see them now, but then, but i'm on if should it's a honda? what is the, what is that the senior level, the thing is bash at the tone record ah, what was happening in ukraine before february. the 24th 2022 and was happening now was a result of consistency and systematic planning. i used to presume as a blues in, you're still not as crude joe, a give you a list of books which i am one, it cuts up a whole lot in your dose during the screen. let's see sweet, the easy effects. let'

jillian buda went out to the lyceum school woodenza.he scorched leaves were picking up near the yana district. it is necessary, uh, to clear the city. that is, i am pleased when i go out on saturday to clean up the city, so that, well, there would be less foliage, well, it's nice, well, i often take part in this, help our city become cleaner, and we like it, we do it. the month of putting things in order will get along to the end for the bonfires. may the doshi marathon improve to ask all those who devour the necessary inventory for carelessness. the harvest season stretches out in the minsk region of the agrarian region on the rhtovy are found yes, wine and harodnin cabbage, carrots, beetroot and bulba at the farm, the gospodars of the agro-line plus of the malevetsky district, the plantations for rent have unbuttoned more and more 600 hectares. zaros. there they pick radishes and tomatoes, watermelons, fruits are packed at the net of the feast , they are important to hand, that you will touch hundreds of people agrarians in the fields

jillian keegan is in education. jeremy hunt is back as the chancellor.cretary. and suella braverman is back as home secretary. so there is quite a lot of continuity from the liz truss government. ben wallace keeps his role as defence secretary. dominic raab is back in government and back asjustice secretary and deputy prime minister. and grant shapps, another big supporter, is rewarded with the job of business secretary. penny mordaunt, who dropped out at the very last minute, did not have 100 mps courting her, which then when she did drop out let rishi sunak get a clean run, she keeps her role as leader of the house of comments. she might have wanted a bigger role, there were rumours she wanted foreign secretary. it seems no kind of deal is done with penny mordaunt and rishi sunak, so she stays where she was, leader of the commons. simon hart appointed chief whip, a pretty key role in keeping party discipline. nazim zahabi is still in the cabinet initially backing boris johnson into their ship race. —— the leadership race. he has been made minister with

jillian turner has more. >> reporter: homeland security sources is accusing the white house is an emergencysouthern border by borrowing labor across the government instead of asking congress to stem the border crises. these are the memos and we got a first look at it yesterday. they revealed d.h.s. is asking for volunteers support borders in u.s. custody. they are recruiting those haves from every single government agency. from dod to veteran affairs. congressional regulators say it might be time to investigate. take a listen. >> i will be looking into what these dod officials aren't focused on back in the pentagon. the opportunity cost of this action, rather than just coming to congress and dealing with it and above board ways >> reporter: former head of immigration and customs enforcement under president trump says he agrees. >> money has to be reported to congress. this administration, because they don't want to admit there's a huge crises, historic crises on the border, they are doing all this smoke and mirror stuff. >> reporter: lawmakers say that this so coulded volunteer force is in

join jillian and turner and me at the top of the hour. >> police department are feeling the impact ofealing with major staffing shortages. democrats run cities are the hardest hit. others report the lowest fleet in decades. some are offering up cash incentives giving out thousands of dollars in hiring and relocation bonuses and rent subsidies. kennedy, a big issue with this, in addition to seeing it be disheartening to have to offer cash incentives because the progressive left turned their back on the servants in uniform. it's pulling away from dangerous blue led cities into smaller departments. it's making the battle against the street criminals harder as the smaller departments are luring away the big city officers but understandable. >> if you were a cop, why not work in a suburb. why be attacked by homeless people and your mayor downtown. i was in portland last weekend. it's a hell scape. this was the most beautiful city in the country. now there are parts of portland you don't want to step foot there because crime up and homicide up 207%. the mayors forgot they have an obligation

. >> a quick comment on jillian's report, very important report.e talked about this with distinguished climate scientist last night and in the past. in recent decades, last two decades, worldwide 5 tr$5 trillion spent on disvesting in fossil fuels and investing in renewables. >> sandra: where has that gotten us. >> the needle hasn't moved. 80% of the world's power is still driven by fossil fuels and there's no hope for change in sight. they're doing it all wrong. i don't want to praise the saudis all the time because i know they're our frenemies and so forth, but at the recent conference in saudi arabia which the bidens didn't attend but everybody else did. the saudis say instead of killing fossil fuel which is damage the economy and raising the inflation rate, we should phase out something like coal, high carbon emissions and moving to natural gas. that's how stupid this story is. i want to say that. this is not a small thing. >> sandra: and goldman, sachs is writing about it too. >> nothing is happened. we're doing it all wrong. >> sandra: as you

let's bring in jillian snider, policy director forcivil justice at the r street institute.you. why have some of the largest police departments failed to turn in this data to the fbi? >> good morning. thank you for having me. the nibrs or the national incident base reporting system, it's very different from the traditional reporting methods we used to use in policing. we used to track eight major index crimes and now we're tracking over 50 different types of offenses. >> so we don't have the full picture. it's kind of a shame when this is such an important issue to so many americans that we don't have the full picture here. and i wonder if part of it, too, is that crime is kind of local, right? i mean, this is different all over the country. >> yes. i mean, this is a really good tool to use when it's used properly, when we have more agencies reporting. we have under, what, 65% total compliance and that really is not representative of the nation at large because some of the agencies that reported might only really represent a small population in that state. so, for example, i

oakland, i asked author and serial killer expert jillian lauren, what she makes of the distance between crime scenes. there's often an escalation with serial killers. >> you know, maybe they just first kill. >> you know, the thing that they have been having their eye on. >> for years and years and years, men may get with it. looking at the list of victims were killed. you'll see that 5 out of the 6 were hispanic stockton's mayor kevin lincoln says he's concerned since hispanic people make up 42% of his city. you're empowered right now to submit information that you may know that leads to their arrest of an individual or individuals that are responsible for these murders. $125,000 reward is being offered for any information that leads to an arrest for ward money was raised to the city. stockton, crime stoppers, anonymous donors reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> let's check our 4 zone forecast on this tuesday night. a live look outside at coit tower in san francisco. looks very peaceful out there, lawrence. a calm night around the bay area. a nice and quiet out ther

financial group managing partner, jamie cox and macro intelligence two co-founder and president, jillianank you for being here. as we look ahead to the november fed meeting happening this upcoming tuesday and wednesday, the futures market pricing if in another 75 basis point rate hike next week and smaller 50 basis point hike in december. this week we know the european central bank also raised interest rates. japan left rates unchanged. your thoughts ahead of next week and the impact of all of these rate hikes. >> good morning, maria. well, look, i think the market is correctly priced. i think we're looking at a 75 basis point rate hike next week and then 50. i think the key thing around the 50 will be the tone around the messaging. this is a fed that doesn't want to necessarily drive us into recession. particularly some members of the fomc are getting increasingly nervous about that but i do believe the 50 basis point message will be delivered with a very, very hawkish tone so the sort of talk of the pivot that the market is desperately trying to latch onto i think is very misplaced. th

. >> when jillian michaels did it, remember that show the biggest loser?he comment, here it is, when she talked about the idea of why don't people celebrate her music? and commenting from a place of concern, remember this? >> and i love that they're putting images out there that we normally don't get to see of bodies we don't get to see being celebrated. >> but why are we celebrating her body? why does it matter? that's what i'm saying, like, why are we celebrating her music? because it is not gonna be awesome if she gets diabetes. i'm just being honest, like, i love her music, like, my kid loves her music. but there is never a moment where i'm like, i'm so glad she is overweight. like, why do we, why do i even care? why is it my job to care about her weight? >> now, she has come back though, i want to be fair, she did get a lot of flak for that comment. and she came back to address that, i think it was on twitter. but she said this. do you see it up there? it was instagram, twitter, do i sound all now, the gram, she addressed it on social media, defending

oakland, i asked author and serial killer expert jillian lauren, what she makes of the distance betweenme scenes. you may know that leads to their arrest of an individual or individuals that are responsible for these murders. $125,000 reward is being offered for any information that leads to an arrest for ward money was raised to the city. stockton, crime stoppers, anonymous donors reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the moment caught on national rams linebacker tackling a protester during last night football game against the niners at levi's. well, the animal rights activists tried to get a message across during live tv by running across the field. but got tackled instead to the ground. we reached out to the city of clan santa clara, which operates the stadium for comment and the niners management, but have yet to hear back. meantime, a legal expert tells us that la rams a bobby wagner really should not have tackled the faith. >> have this resulted in a severe injury to the fan. clearly there would have been us a civil lawsuit here. and bobby wagner possibly could

oakland, i asked author and serial killer expert jillian lauren, what she makes of the distance betweenme scenes. there's often an escalation with serial killers. >> you know, maybe they just first kill. >> you know, the thing that they have been having their eye on. >> for years and years and years, men may get with it. looking at the list of victims were killed. you'll see that 5 out of the 6 were hispanic stockton's mayor kevin lincoln says he's concerned since hispanic people make up 42% of his city. you're empowered right now. >> to submit information that you may know that leads to their arrest of an individual or individuals that are responsible for these murders. $125,000 reward is being offered for any information that leads to an arrest for ward money was raised to the city. stockton, crime stoppers, anonymous donors reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> 9.33. is the timing on the peninsula. a man is now charged with multiple hate crimes after allegedly going on a robbery spree for 2 months. officials say that over several weeks they believe that leighton jo

oakland, i asked author and serial killer expert jillian lauren, what she makes of the distance betweenrime scenes. there's often an escalation with serial killers. >> you know, maybe they just first kill. >> you know, the thing that they have been having their eye on. >> for years and years and years, men may get with it. looking at the list of victims were killed. you'll see that 5 out of the 6 were hispanic stockton's mayor kevin lincoln says he's concerned since hispanic people make up 42% of his city. you're empowered right now. >> to submit information that you may know that leads to their arrest of an individual or individuals that are responsible for these murders. $125,000 reward is being offered for any information that leads to an arrest for ward money was raised to the city. stockton, crime stoppers, anonymous donors reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. well in the north bay, a former napa county school employees accused now having contact with young children. 33 year-old benjamin. >> cas u.s. was arrested over the weekend parents say that he worked at pope

jillian, for us from a distance, this is a lot to make.cess. >> it beats any he soaped of "the crown" or "downton abbey." the key thing to know is on monday anybody who wants to put their pitch in to run at the next leader of the tories party, the prime minister has to have 100 votes in order to be on the ticket for the vote in the next week or so. and at the moment we know there are some figures who will run. rishive sunak, who just lost out to liz truss, is on the ticket. penny mordaunt is also on the ticket. but the big thing that everyone is watching is will boris johnson try and stage a comeback? when he left office he spent a lot of time approaching classical roman text to say, yes, he probably would try to come back one day. there are people inside the party who are very excited by that. if you look at the conservative party members, he's very popular. however, most of the members do not want him to come back and amongst the population as a whole feelings are mixed. this is a battle between populism and what i call the techno-crats.

oakland, i asked author and serial killer expert jillian lauren, what she makes of the distance between crime scenes. there's often an escalation with serial killers. >> you know, maybe they just first kill. >> you know, the thing that they have been having their eye on. >> for years and years and years, men may get with it. looking at the list of victims were killed. you'll see that 5 out of the 6 were hispanic stockton's mayor kevin lincoln says he's concerned since hispanic people make up 42% of his city. you're empowered right now to submit information that you may know that leads to their arrest of an individual or individuals that are responsible for these murders. $125,000 reward is being offered for any information that leads to an arrest for ward money was raised to the city. stockton, crime stoppers, anonymous donors reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the stockton serial killing case is a painful reminder of the past. the bay area's been home to a number of notable serial killings over the years the zodiac killer might be the best known and the identity o

total fair just and reasonable damages, for plaintiff jillian soto marino and against alex jones andadd line a and line b, $68,800,000, initialed by juror number one. to plaintiff william alderberg, defamation slash slander damages, past and future, $45 million. b, emotional distress damages, past and future, $45 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff william aldenberg against alex jones and free speech systems add line a and line b $90 million, initialed by juror number one. to plaintiff erica lafferty, a, defamation/slander damages past and future $18 million. b, emotional distress damages past and future, $58 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff erica and against alex jones, $76 million, initialed by juror number one. >> to plaintiff william sherlat, a, defamation/slander damages, past and future, $90 million. b, emotional distress damages, past and future, $27 million. total fair just and reasonable damages to plaintiff william sherlat and against alex jones and free speech systems, add line a and line b, $36 million. initialed by jur

wilfred and john and jillian, thank you. >>> donald trump support under oath that some of his voter fraudims were true, even though he knew and was told that they were not. what that could mean for the former president legally. >> plus, congressman ro khanna's unusual strategy and how he reached out to colleagues in the best west and what his colleagues may be able to learn from it. colleagues may be able to learn from it. story. i felt all people saw were my uncontrolled movements. some mental health meds can cause tardive dyskinesia, or td, and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements in the face and body. it's the only treatment for td that's one pill, once-daily, with or without food. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. don't take ingrezza if you're allergic to any of its ingredients. ingrezza may cause serious side effects including sleepiness. don't drive, operate heavy machinery, or do other dan

makes sense and have been fair low scrutinized and appreciate the work of the various departments and jillian johnson of [inaudible]. thank you for listening. >> thank you. >> that was our last caller on the phone line for this matter. admissible comment is closed. i will make a motion to adopt the amendments technical and nonsubstantive on that motion a roll call. >> on the motion to adopt the amendments, supervisor chan. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. gi will make a motion to sends it as amended with recommendation to the full board of supervisors. on that motion a roll call. >> on that motion, supervisor chan. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. next item. >> next on the agenda is item twoshg ordinance amending the code to require board of supervisors approval of a policy governing the funding acquisition and use of certain law enforcement equipment consistent with the criteria in state law and approves the police department's use of equipment pol