joseph will start his new position next week. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> the san jose police officers association released a statement today calling joseph's appointment a wise decision, saying, quote, chief joseph brings a wealth of experience, innovative ideas and a collaborative nature to a department he knows inside and out. chief joseph will need all of those traits as we get to work, keeping the residents of san jose safe by increasing staffing, improving morale and strengthening community policing. congratulations, chief. >> the bay area. this afternoon. really hard to complain about the weather. it was so pretty for most areas and we'll see a near repeat tomorrow. but before we get to that afternoon, we've got to get through the chilly morning giving you a view here over san francisco. partly cloudy skies. a little bit of patchy fog expected tomorrow morning. here's a view of some of the numbers from today. 70s along the peninsula. the east bay shore. upper 70s for the inner east bay. today. tomorrow we are go

paul joseph, who was serving as the interim police chief, is taking over permanently. it comes as the department faces staffing issues and recent scandals. abc seven news reporter tim johns has the chief's message and reaction from the community. >> with thunderous applause, paul joseph was officially confirmed as the new chief of the san jose police department tuesday. joseph, who has been a part of sapd for decades, had been serving as the interim head of the department since march after former chief anthony mata retired. >> and i got a very good understanding of what is what the chief's responsibilities are, what's required of the chief. and so i'm ready to go. >> joseph will take over a department that has been hit by several scandals in recent year, something he says they've learned from and that don't define the organization. >> we are certainly not perfect. we've made our mistakes, and sadly, we'll probably make a few more. but overall, this is a healthy organization with great men and women working here. >> joseph's confirmation was welcomed by many officials i

hi's message and reaction from the community >> with thunderous applause, paul joseph was officially confirmed as the new ch interimd of the department since march after very good understanding of what is what the joseph will take over a department that has been hit byt define the organization. >> we arllrobably make a few more. but overall, this is a healthy organization with gre co believe he's the right man jose police department, and certainly that sense of excitement also present with many inralation. >> maria ortega is a part of the cadillac winchester neighborhood association. she tells me she believes joseph understands the most pressing needs of the community. >> the most gangs and my neighbs and i need to best life for young kids, famit years. >> despite those challenges, joseph pledges to serve the people of san jose to the best of his ability. >> we will meet their expeio every way. >> joseph will formally begin acting as full time chief next week in san jose. tim johns, abc seven news. >> also in san jose today, an embattled city council member was removed from all the c

paul joseph is taking on a ce department is still reeling and recovering from recent scandals. reaction . tuesday. joseph, who has been a part of sj pd for decades, had been serving as the department h define the organization.ny matnt >> we are certainly not but ovea healthy organization wiomre by n both the city of san jose, as well as santae ght man for the job. our prosecutors work collaboratively with the san jose police department, and certainly i've always worked collaboratively with the policeh many in the community. >> congratulations she believes joseph understands the most pressing needs and the streets, because best lr young kids, families, among other things, joseph wof his ab. >> we will meet their expectations and that we will ey way. >> joseph will formally begin acting as full time embattled city council member was removed from all the committees he serves on. omar torres is undertament the messae just fantasy and role play. to limit his power. >> is absolutely affecting all of content and i think it's important he missesil approval, his seat becomes francisco.

they eventually had to move out of joseph's garage into a warehouse. he started, joseph has repaired and given away over 5,000 bikes. >> i remember one time we were at monument crisis center in concord and, you know, i fit the bike to a child and then the child rides it and he goes okay, here's your bike back and i was like, no, no, the bike's for you and the smile on his face was just amazing. the kid was so happy to get a bike that was his. >> but this is about more than sharing his passion. >> it's very therapeutic because when i talk with the kids, especially ones that are going through foster care, i really talk to them i know what you're going through. i understand and this is how you can break out of that cycle of poverty. >> like many of the kids that receive his bikes, joseph grew up in foster care. >> i was born in stockton. my parents immigrated from china. i ended up in foster care because they had trouble adjusting. it makes you very self-reliant and it makes you just not to depend on anybody because people are always coming in and out of

the city council unanimously approved chief joseph appointment. the police union also praised the decision. now to san francisco. the city's da and the mission district's new police captain walked the beat today, hoping to get a better sense of what the mission district needs to feel safer. more than 200,000 people live in the district, and more than half of the people who live and work there are hispanic. the san francisco hispanic chambers of commerce requested this visit from district attorney brooke jenkins and the district's new police captain. chambers says the goal is a face to face meeting with the people and businesses. the department nda are here to protect. we're out here just to make sure that people feel supported. you know, people who own businesses here, they have invested their lives, their families lives. and it's important for them to feel like they have a team behind them. well, it means a lot because it means that they care about the issues or needs in the neighborhood. all right. so the merchants say they need more parking and

now, joseph will start his new position next week. heather. all right. >> lamonica peters in san jose for us. thank you. and more reaction tonight to this selection. the san jose police officers association releasing a statement today calling joseph's appointment a wise decision, saying that chief joseph brings a wealth of experience, innovative ideas and a collaborative nature to a department. he knows inside and out. chief joseph will need all of those traits as we get to work keeping the residents of san jose state safe by increasing staffing, improving morale and strengthening community policing. congratulations, chief. >> now to the controversy involving san jose city council member omar torres. his peers continue to call for his resignation and voted today to strip him of his assignments. this comes as torres faces allegations of child sex abuse. as ktvu jesse gary tells us, torres has been a repeat no show to city council meetings and has not made any recent public appearances. >> councilor torres has recently been absent from all commi

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there was precisely one expert in the world on joseph whiting's stock, but she had done a lot on joseph whiting stock and her name was julie tomlinson and she had published stocks diary. and actually when i was here, i think nan brought the diary to me. you found in the collection and were looking through it and frustratingly all at this time all i had was a photocopy of a photocopy of the painting, but i knew it had a date on the liberator that the man was holding april 1848. frustratingly, stocks diary ends in 1846, but then i found out that this scholars, all of her papers are the frick. so i right. the frick. and there they classic pandemic stuff. i'm sorry. we're moving libraries. we don't have access to any of our materials. we're moving to a new building and took a year and a half and then one day my partner and were at an off grid cabin in maine and i checked my phone because. clearly i was not off the grid and. and i got this from the from archivist at the frick and it took like 12 minutes to download. and then it was the scans of this case sort of case file that the scholar ha

joseph will start his new position next week.amonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> well, the san jose police officers association released a statement calling joseph's appointment a quote wise decision, saying, quote, chief joseph brings a wealth of experience and innovative ideas and a collaborative nature to a department he knows inside and out. chief joseph will need all of those traits as we get to work. keeping the residents of san jose safe by increasing staffing, improving morale, and strengthening community policing. congratulations, chief. san jose city leaders are trying to pressure and battle councilmember omar torres to resign. torres has gone into self-imposed exile as police investigate allegations of child sex abuse. he admits to exchanging sexually explicit messages about minors, and says they were part of a, quote, roleplay. the council took away his committee assignments and is calling for him to step down. council members still voted to excuse his recent absences. the lone objection was from district seven coun

mayor matt mahan endorsed paul joseph as the pick to lead the department. chief joseph has done a tremendous job of supporting the rank and file, particularly during some difficult times with injured officers, with a cso who tragically died due to a drunk driving accident early this afternoon. the chief was still wearing the three stars on his collar of an assistant chief. that changes today as paul joseph swore an oath to again protect the state's third largest city. my pledge the san jose police department will do everything possible to make this community safe. the san jose police officers will treat people with dignity and respect that we will meet their expectations and that we will adapt. we will constantly work and grow and be better in every way. at san jose police headquarters, damian trujillo, nbc, bay area news. a pedestrian was hit and killed by a dump truck in san francisco this morning. happened in the parnassus heights neighborhood just before nine. police say when officers arrived, they found a man who had been hit by the dump truck. he died

there was precisely one expert in the world on joseph whiting's stock, but she had done a lot on joseph whiting stock and her name was julie tomlinson and she had published stocks diary. and actually when i was here, i think nan brought the diary to me. you found in the collection and were looking through it and frustratingly all at this time all i had was a photocopy of a photocopy of the painting, but i knew it had a date on the liberator that the man was holding april 1848. frustratingly, stocks diary ends in 1846, but then i found out that this scholars, all of her papers are the frick. so i right. the frick. and there they classic pandemic stuff. i'm sorry. we're moving libraries. we don't have access to any of our materials. we're moving to a new building and took a year and a half and then one day my partner and were at an off grid cabin in maine and i checked my phone because. clearly i was not off the grid and. and i got this from the from archivist at the frick and it took like 12 minutes to download. and then it was the scans of this case sort of case file that the scholar ha

the 1st red joseph conventional was studying at oxford university. i thought cups was just an operation. i twisted from to see of comrades imagination. he had summed up . he had judged the hard i didn't really get it, but the more i learned about colonialism, the more i realized it always started with men like cuts that fixed link to this day. then i made a discovery that changed everything for me. at the same time that comrade was writing his book, life was imitating out. in an astounding way, a french army officer was leading an invasion of west africa. and his true story was even more terrifying than columbus fix. i began to plant a journey across space. time in search of this real the job to read. so i grew up in both of my parents come from nigeria in west africa. when i go into opposite. so more old, a tony ends in my year, some black students like me. but it was here, i begin to research the imperial histories that made my was the history they didn't teach at school the i discovered a heart in london sites in congress with joseph conrad said,

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el jefe de policía, paul joseph.teger a la tercera ciudad más grande del estado. is that the san josé police department will do everything possible to make this community safe en el departamento de policía de san josé, damián trujillo noticiero telemundo 48 y el distrito de la misión en san francisco, tiene una nueva capitana de policía, lisa johansen. se convierte en la primera mujer latina en el cargo y su principal reto será abordar quejas de los residentes y también de comerciantes sobre venta ambulante y crímenes relacionados con drogas. es que, según el portal civic hub, en el último mes se registraron más de 100 agresiones y 40 incidentes de narcóticos. johansen afirma que va a conectar con la comunidad, fundamentalmente porque esto sería fundamental para su labor. y al regresar, andrés brender entrevistó a la fiscal de san francisco, brooke jenkins, con quien habló sobre la seguridad pública y también el uso de drogas en las calles. al regresar la entrevista completa, se cree que a partir del uno de noviembre

but first of all , i think it should be noted and reminded that president joseph biden is a lame duckhat is, he is no longer capable of doing anything fundamental, well, on the one hand, there is a tradition that a president who is not re-elected does not make decisions of a strategic nature , so as not to burden the successor of the letter, and... and of course, it is not yet guaranteed that kamela harix can become the president, so far she is leading in the public opinion polls, and she has a good chance, but it is not guaranteed thing, and exactly against this background, during the visit of the president of ukraine to washington, joseph biden finally said that the united states is betting on the victory of ukraine. that's very good, but it would be nice if he said that in the year 22, and not ... those limitations, first of all in the year 22, and then in terms of the means that were given to us for a counteroffensive operation, which did not achieve its success before that, primarily because the key components were not provided on... these are air assets, that is, in fact, modern

townsend joseph welch became quite well known. who was he? he was an attorney who was serving as counsel to the u.s. army during this investigation. and he became very well known because of his really steadfast resistance to the bullying and to the maneuvers that senator mccarthy was trying to engage in during during the investigation and particularly during those hearings, what became of senator mccarthy after he was first elected in 46, probably reelected in 52, did he get reelect? did in 58? no. he did not. but let me back up and say one thing about about welch, because it does bear on sort of what ultimately happened to senator mccarthy joseph welch. you know, in a hearing in 1954, kind of in the middle of these and was in june of 54, was engaging in a in a in a colloquy basically with senator mccarthy, who was trying to again, so doubt about the people in the u.s. army and about the position the army was taking by by suggesting that one of the attorneys, a young attorney, had had associations with communism. that attorney was taken off t

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order to somehow consolidate the 50 countries that participate, it is important to understand what joseph will go to, maybe in his last , this is such a... worldly way out to the people, will he go to the maximum of what he can do for the sake of ukraine, will he be careful, so that maybe not let's say, to provoke some things inside the united states in their election race, and thus not to give too many sharp pitfalls for kamala harris, who is walking now in the election race, that for me personally is very interesting and ... to watch and generally understand , to what it all fits, i don’t know if we should expect any things that are fundamentally important for ukraine, revolutionary for the course of hostilities, but the fact that issues are being seriously discussed regarding the format of ukraine’s future entry into the north atlantic alliance is not a secret for me personally , because as early as 2023, ex-nato secretary general anderson rasmussen talked about, well, maybe this is a theoretical option, look, a certain part of ukraine is controlled by the legitimate ukrainian governme

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i disagree with the heart in london sites in congress with joseph conrad said his story. a country, the size of western europe. the slave plantation, collecting robust the european bicycles. the mutilation is punishment for refuse, of what a belgian king, leopold to say the domestic. he's upset. c e o goes 700 feet just lying there as a father looks down. installation his punishment support the was not so shocked as he most think. i had expected to see a know of of, with the, you know, there it was black, dried, sunk, and closed eyelids ahead that seem to sleep at the top of that pole. and with a shrunken dry lips showing a narrow white line of the teeth smiling to challenge pre police dismissed. it was just a word for me. i did not see the man in the name any more than you do. do you see him? do you seek the story? seems to me, i am trying to tell you a dream. making a vain attempt because no relation of the dream can convey that notion of being incredible. which is the becoming obsessed with finding my real nice. there are a few candidates and a tory is jim and compton

eventually had to move out of joseph's garage and into a warehouse.started, joseph has repaired and given away over 5000 bikes. >> i remember one time we were in concord and i fit the bike to a child and the child , he rides it and says okay, here is your bike back. i said no, the bike is for you. a smile on his face was just amazing. the kid was so happy to get a bike that was his . >> reporter: this is about more than sharing his passion. >> it is very therapeutic because went to talk with the kids , especially ones that are going through foster care, i know what you're going through. i understand. and this is how you can break out of that cycle of poverty. >> reporter: like many of the kids that receive his bikes, joseph grew up in foster care. >> i was born in stockton and my parents immigrated from china and i ended up in foster care. they had trouble adjusting. it makes you very self-reliant. and it makes you just not depend on anybody. people are always coming in and out of your life. >> reporter: the one thing he could depend on was his bike .

. >> our first color, our first guest is joseph campbell.e is a professor emeritus for the university and the author of "pulling failure in u.s. presidential elections." thank you for your time. time. >> thank you, it is a pleasure to be here. >> i am sure you get a lot of polling especially at what is your sense of the accuracy coming out so far? >> it is a tight race. our polls seem to be signaling it will be a nailbiter. whether that holds, that is certainly an open question. a little before the election, it is a nailbiter stage. biter stage. >> host: what do you think how polling is done? >> pollsters do a lot of hard work and they do it right. they don't do it to get it right. so pollsters are professionals. they know what they are doing and they have a lot of science behind them in terms of sampling and methodologies and so forth. it is an effort they make trying to get it right. with that said, polling does have a checker his tri in this country. the book discusses nine polling cases of the presidential failures. going back to frankli

joseph has worked in the san jose police department for 30 years. he served as assistant police chief for three years, and has been the acting police chief since. former chief anthony mata resigned seven months ago. joseph says he's excited to continue working to build a safer city. >> i love the city. i love this community. i love the men and women that work at the san jose police department, and i'm eager to build on the work that we've done the last three and a half years to get the department where it is today. i think there's we've done some great work and there's much more to be done. >> joseph's official start date as permanent chief there in san jose is october 28th, and the san jose police officers association releasing a statement calling joseph's appointment a wise decision, saying chief joseph brings a wealth of experience, innovative ideas and a collaborative nature to a department he knows inside and out. chief joseph will need all of those traits as we get to work keeping the residents of san jose safe by increasing staffing, improvin

joseph has worked in the san jose police department for 30 years. he served as assistant police chief for three years, and has been the acting police chief since. former chief anthony mata resigned seven months ago. joseph says that he is excited to continue working to build a safer city. >> i love the city. i love this community. i love the men and women that work at the san jose police department and i'm eager to build on the work that we've done the last three and a half years to get the department where it is today. i think we've done some great work, and there's much more to be done. >> joseph's official start date as permanent chief is october 28th. san francisco and the golden state warriors are celebrating the opening of the city's newest park, the new bayfront park is right across from chase center. the five and a half acre park features multiple plazas, a sloping lawn, pathways and steal from the old eastern span of the bay bridge. they have been repurposed into benches and railing. the area where the park sits was originally an old loadin

so you know, as noam chomsky said, you know, joseph goebbels and joseph stalin, they were all for free speech. if you agreed with them. so the free speech, the stuff that they don't like and, it has to be all of it. and it's messier. but, you know, once you start getting into people's feeling that they you're protecting people who gets to decide what free speech is. so i think it's a pretty simple thing. it's all of it or none of it. and i'm for all of it. from your book in human history ability for humans to have free unfettered speech is remark doubly short rare and for very privileged few. that's true. i mean, if you look at the history of humanity, there's not been a as a real sustained time for this individual particular liberty. and there is there is a reason why founding fathers in the united states made it the first amendment. they could have made guns first, but they seemed to think they wanted to arm the citizenry with something that they could truly defend themselves. and that's with their ability to stand up against potential tyranny and actual tyranny from own government.

the relations between israel and the united states, as far as benjamin ready to be confronted by josephhe eve of the us presidential election, because this issue is not about biden, it is about harris. and about israel's future relations with washington, because netanyahu still understands that trump is not necessarily the only one who can win, he would certainly be more comfortable that trump won, but he sees reality the same way as everyone else. we see it, i ask another question here, actually the context of what is happening in the middle east, it is important both for the united states of america and for the elections in the united states. that's what now is happening, conditionally in the triangle of iran, israel and lebanon, who benefits more trump or haris? well, rather trump, it's hard, it's hard to say. you see, on the one hand it benefits trump, who blames the democracies for their determination, on the other hand, the democratic electorate, there are a lot of people who believe that israel is using excessive force, and they may believe that if they vote democrat, so will the

so a person who can give us some short answers at joseph. now, this region has been defined by the so called axis of resistance of the so called axis of normalization. whatever you may call it. do you think that the ground is going to tend further towards those so obvious thing that it's about time for more normalization with is right with this with defense again on what would have the number but to assume that think unfortunately the war is the ongoing and when the continue for one, it would depend on the east or that tack. most part of the in the next one along days i guess the wrong. um, the problem is that today the thoughtful and normalization is complete your thoughts because there's no same good parts and to realize even the basics of the 2 state solution is. ready the bottom it's has, it's used as a possibility, and today it is creating a loss. i brought this movement, criticism against our region as women that are unable to do in regard to the independence didn't question. so this will access somebody's ation is facing a major that

any of his actions as president of the united states, even when it came to capitulation , and thus josephen, thanks to this decision of the supreme court, got the opportunity to act decisively with any attempts to force changes in the election results and not fear any responsibility ie. of the supreme court of the united states, which is conservative the majority who decided to save donald trump from being accused of participating in an actual coup d'état in the country. it was an attempted coup. there is no need to even doubt that if mike pence had followed the path of participating in this coup and refused to implement the election results, we would not know at all what happened, what the procedure would look like, what the legitimacy would look like. it is not clear to the american authorities, but now joseph biden, when there is any attempt there to storm something, uh, you speak with some radical demands there, he can act absolutely more decisively, he can stop these people, he can use force against them and absolutely not fear any charges because the supreme court has already ruled

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paul joseph has plans for this department. you know, paul joseph has been doing the interim job for seven months now, and he's been with the department for 30 years. so he has a pretty good idea of what needs to happen. chief joseph went from assistant chief to interim chief when former chief anthony mata retired back in march. in his 30 years with the sapd, he's been a captain over the western patrol division. he's been a lieutenant with the homicide, the robbery and the patrol divisions. and now he will lead the department of nearly 1200 sworn officers and nearly 600 professional employees in his tenure. he has taken on the cause of transparency. after several officers were accused of misconduct. eaton. when we make mistakes, when we don't meet the expectations of the community, i will be open and honest about that as well. if someone isn't doing the job in the way that they're supposed to, if someone shouldn't be here in the first place, they're not going to be here. so let's just do it. the chief told us he will push on th

today in the bay's kris sanchez has more on chief joseph's vision. she'll join us with a live report coming up in our next half hour. in just a few hours, governor gavin newsom will host a virtual press conference to provide an update on the state's efforts to crack down on crime. the meeting starts at 130 this afternoon. we'll follow the story and bring you updates on the progress of the crime crackdown later today. well, three games into the season and the warriors appear to be facing their first challenge. and it looks like it may be without their star steph curry. maybe for a while. today in the bay ginger conejero saab live for us in san francisco this morning. and ginger his injury just part of that rough home opener last night against the clippers. well that's right. good morning marcus. may not be that great of a morning for dub nation. it's never good to take home the l in a home opener. but it hurts a lot more for a lot of those fans. when you see your star player steph curry, leave the game after tweaking his ankle twice. now curry left th

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