the result of the work of a group called the justice task force was formed. when it comes to racism in america, often the image they remember a famous saying that shows a color they had separate water taps and he has no right to use the same toilet size as the whites, but american racist policies are not limited to these things, and finally crono, until today , is a lawyer who has access to clean water in the deep suffering and loss of colored communities and the crisis. the flow of water in fraser in the state of michigan and jackson in the state of mississippi, two american cities with a colored population, illustrate this water racism well , but racism in america starts from stealing the water of the natives, whose land is disturbed by the white horse and their lives. it has been a while for us, we are facing a fire, and all the regions of the west and america are facing a drought, and this is because of america's mistakes . there has been a drought for 24 years. having jujubes is for us, we need to pray for rain, we need water, these young farmers don't w

a group called the justice task force was formed . this is only a small part of the hatred and contempt for the members of the liquid tribe it's been a year after the demonstrations, the justice working group is preparing the final report of the city council. the color blue is a symbol of peace. silver is the color of healthy fish and a calm and healthy river. we are all of us . i did it, but i was always behind the scenes and i was hidden and i didn't understand how scared i was to live in this community . what you are doing as a native and indian woman is something that i have always dreamed of. i really wish from the bottom of my heart to come out and be with you. i was very stressed. accept this task force. i was worried that there was a painting in front of us. i knew that some people liked our work. i am here today to talk about the final report to the users . i will talk about the issue of water in this region we have a long history of racism that was passed down from generation to generation. our book is still standing, which i

justice task force formed when it comes to racism in america, it often comes up they remember the famous image that shows that colored people had separate water taps and did not have the right to use a common toilet with white people, but american racist policies are not limited to these things, and finally krono is a lawyer of access to safe water to pain and suffering. and the deep loss and damage of the colored answer of the dead skin and the current water crisis in fraser in the state of michigan and jackson in the state of mississippi, two american cities with a predominantly colored population , well depict this blue racism , but racism in america is not stealing the water of the natives begins with their land by the white people of qasr, their lives have been disturbed, we have no time left, we are facing fire and the lungs are full of smoke, all the regions of the west and america are facing drought, and this is because of the american aqueduct, this land has experienced a 24-year drought. they used to irrigate grains because it was the river of the house. now all these fields ha

after this incident, the city was legitimately pressured to take action, and the justice task force was formed. when it comes to racism in america, they often remember a famous image that shows the water faucets are colored. they were separate and had no right to use the common start with white people, but american racist policies are not limited to these things, and finally corona until today is the lawyer of access to clean water to pain and suffering and deep losses, the answer to the color of dead skin and the current crisis water in fraser in the state of michigan and jackson in the state of mississippi, two cities america, with its dominant population, portrays this water racism well, but racism in america starts from stealing water from the natives , whose land has been changed by white people, and their lives have been changed. surrounded by all regions of the west and america, they are faced with drought and this is because of the voice of your heart, america . for years , farmers used the water of the area above the kalme river to irrigate crops because it was the river of the

and so, yes, many places have come out with great things like the council and criminal justice, our task force, camera recommendations like increased data collection duty to intervene trauma from the approaches national training standards, the certification registries. all of these things are vitally important because we have to think about police reform over the long term. we and our generation may not see the full benefit of it. it may be our grandkids. they're actually able to do it, but we have to be in it for the long haul. are given to some details. we've seen places license and that he who made changes. yes because of federal input, but they made changes. they took in around with it. and as long as they had the political we'll, we saw improvements. but once they moved away from that reform about 7 to 10 years later, things started going back on the downside and where they were before they made these reforms. so it shows that reform has to be sustained and it can't be a flash in a pan. so a couple of things is this. how to the officers. everybody wants to hire college to get it officers,

or permanent basis by the decision of the commander -in -chief of the armed forces. they see the principle of justice as a task in innovations, because the one who performs the most difficult tasks should earn the most , and the issue here is not economy, financiers are certain with these innovations, the government is unlikely to save funds, rather, it will simply redistribute them, because currently ukraine is simply unable to raise everything and significantly, even with international aid. the package of sanctions from the eu, where iran is also included as an ally of russia , its restrictions on those involved in the iranian defense industry have already been imposed by the united states, but the most effective way to bring to consciousness tehran became a series of explosions at its military factories . numerous videos of a fire at a petrochemical plant at an airbase manufacturing ammunition and drones of the same ones that kill ukrainians were leaked to the network - 136 , however, iran officially confirmed only one case of an attack by three drones in the city of pakhan where is the center of the missil

with the immigrant community, serving as chairman of a task force coordinating help for immigrant families from central america. he wants to have justice and peace for all races of people. he was known for his sense of humor and as a peacemaker, parishioners stunned by the news. it's just a beautiful human being. it's just hard to believe anybody would even consider her hurting him in any way. david l. e sheriff, saying the rest came after a critical tip from the public caller, saying that the suspect had been acting erratically. talking about the bishop. no word yet on a possible motive, david all right, back up. and with that new reporting just in tonight, matt. thank you now to ohio this evening, and yet a new concern tonight. first responders are now on the scene of a plant explosion in bedford, ohio, that's near cleveland. authorities reporting more than a dozen people injured in this explosion and fire at a metal factory metal factory witnesses hearing the blast and seeing a dark cloud of smoke rising into the air debris flying into the sky. neighboring buildings shaking. there's no word on a cause for that tonight. and of course

case, the germans tried war criminals as part of their justice and so on, you and i understand very well that the main task of the ukrainian armed forces territory from the enemy, one's own, and we do not know how difficult this task is, what price it will cost, how long it will take, it may be that many people who are now waiting for this, it may happen , simply will not wait for it, because they will already be in movila. that is, you are not you will see it because you will die and putin will be the living president of the russian federation for the time being, this can also be because it can be very high for us for the liberation of all territories about the territory of russia itself no one says no one is not going to occupy means that the sovereignty of the russian government will remain absolutely obvious to me the process will definitely not be real i say so i will not indicate about absentee trials absentee trials for self-satisfaction and for economic results there is a second result e-e format of an international trial by post-war criminals a trial for crimes in the former his slides but for this, it is necessary that the co

task force to take the fight to these criminals. last year, you gave the state a new tool to ensure justice, the gang prosecution unit in the office of attorney general chris carr. i'm grateful that the attorney general and his team have already indicted so many gang members in just the first six months of standing up this unit. [applause] gov. kemp: and they have more on the way. where local district attorneys are unwilling to confront these violent offenders, the gang prosecution unit will. today the attorney general is joined by the head of this prosecution division, john fowler, the head of the gang prosecution unit, carea congree and head of the human trafficking prosecution unit, hannah palmquis. i hope you all would stand and let us thank you again for your great work. [applause] we have made great strides in curbing crime but now this is entering a new phase and law enforcement needs your help to continue its success in. communities across our state, gangs are actively recruiting children as young as elementary school students into a life of kriesm they're targeting the most innocent among us, pulling them down a dark path th

bolick called on the commission on criminal and juvenile justice to get tough on auto theft sentencing just last week the sentencing, task force move that recommendation forward overwhelmingly. i look forward to see the recommendation taken up by the general assembly on thisge important topic. this is an issue that has affected some of you in this chamber. and so many of our fellow coloradodo ones. i look forward to finding better solutions to reduce auto theft in the state of colorado. we are also investing proven crime prevention strategies and spend the fear of investigation for improving school safety by helping schools make security improvements. expanding threat assessments create aan one-stop shop top schools andd. parents get the resources they need. i want to recognize our dedicated partner and her effort to make colorado safer attorney general bill weiser. partnership with our local leaders is critical to making colorado safer. i want to thank colorado springs mayor jon souther's aurora mayor, denver mayor michael hancock is represented by acting mayor laura for their leadership in helping to make colorado safer. [ap

. >> local criminal justice advocates are applauding new alameda county district attorney pamela price for keeping her campaign promise. this week, she announced a new task force that will review past cases of police shootings and in-custody deaths as kron four's terisa stasio reports. the advocates are calling this a good first step. >> we don't want any other family to go through this hearted and trauma that our families are going there. >> cynthia nunes with oakland bays, urban peace movement is talking about her cousin, augie gonzalez shown here in body camera video. the 18 year-old died in a shooting involving hayward police in 2018. the city council approved a multimillion dollar settlement with the family. but then alameda da nancy o malley clear the officers involved. but now the family is getting a second chance. gonzales. his case is one of 8 law enforcement case is being reexamined by the newly elected da pamela price. think that the new unit is a good it's actually like heartening to see that there's like promises that price made in her campaign that she's starting to lie. >> actually implement tides gonzales, the death of cody chavez involving ple

pam moore, local criminal justice advocates are applauding a new alameda district attorney pamela price for keeping her campaign promise. this week she announced a new task force that will review past cases of officer-involved shootings and in-custody deaths as kron four's theresa tells us the advocates are calling this a good first step. >> we don't want any other family to go through this heartache and trauma that our families are going there. >> cynthia nunes with oakland bay surban peace movement is talking about her cousin, augie gonzalez shown here in body camera video. the 18 year-old died in a shooting involving hayward police in 2018. the city council approved a multimillion dollar settlement with the family. but then alameda da nancy o malley clear the officers involved. but now the family is getting a second chance. gonzalez. his case is one of 8 law enforcement case is being reexamined by the newly elected da pamela price. think that the new unit is a good it's actually like heartening to see that there's like promises that price made her campaign that she's starting to lie. >> actually implement tides gonzales, the death of cody chavez involving p

armed forces, how many defenders will be affected by the innovation in the ministry of defense until they undertake to voice the main task in the innovations, here they see the principle of justicefter all, the one who performs the most difficult tasks should earn the most and it is not about economy, financiers are certain that the government is unlikely to save money with these innovations the funds will rather simply redistribute them, because currently ukraine is simply not able to raise everything and significantly, even with international aid , our western partners are carefully studying the details of the iranian drones with which the russians fire at ukraine in order to cover up the smuggling of these spare parts on the way to the 10th package of sanctions from the eu, where iran is also included as an ally, russia has already imposed restrictions on those involved in the iranian defense industry, and the united states, but the most effective way to bring tehran to its senses was a series of explosions at its military factories, who will do what and to whom guilty of this attack, and it will also stop the supply of shaheeds and ballistic missiles to russia , tsn correspo

task force creating change conference. it's a nonprofit organization focused on advancing freedom, justice and equity specifically for the lgbtq community. on the 13th, i spoke at alice democratic club, that asked us, dpa to come and represent to speak about concerns in the lgbtq community and policing addressing -- so we're clear, a lot of the concerns that were raised or issues -- they are issues addressed in san francisco, but talking about it gives activist and community members an opportunity to share the solutions that we've come up with here, both with the rest of the state and with the rest of the nation as well. so that was outreach this week. in terms of audit, we are drafting our next interim report right now as part of the misconduct audit and so this report is on san francisco police department's monitoring department communications and there's a draft of this report to the department by february t. go to the department first before it comes to the commission so we get feedback before it's made public but i'm tracking it so folks know what we're doing and what's happening with the audit department. in terms of ope

justice denied. it is painful, it is excrutiating during the month of african american history month where we were supposed to have first reading of the reparations task force and it will not happen during the course of this month. not blaming anybody or pointing any fingers but saying it is a bad mark on san francisco that we cannot keep faith of a schedule to right the wrongs and the harms and responsible logical sensible way so we will not have blacks victimized by the words of lang stn hues who said to the lord i still can't see why democracy means everybody but me. that was around weather you knew it or not in the 1920's. god bless you. we sent it over to the month of march, but it does violence to the idea of reparations when in this city we could not keep thing with that report being presented during the month of february and by the way, that is also the month that i was born. >> thank you. >> i am 82 years old and ain't tired yet and will stay on the battle field and fight until justice rolls down waters and rishsness as a stream. i want to give a copy of a document to the board. in 2019 when the naacp introduced the idea of reparations to the city

justice denied. it is painful, it is excrutiating during the month of african american history month where we were supposed to have first reading of the reparations task force and it will not happen during the course of this month. not blaming anybody or pointing any fingers but saying it is a bad mark on san francisco that we cannot keep faith of a schedule to right the wrongs and the harms and responsible logical sensible way so we will not have blacks victimized by the words of lang stn hues who said to the lord i still can't see why democracy means everybody but me. that was around weather you knew it or not in the 1920's. god bless you. we sent it over to the month of march, but it does violence to the idea of reparations when in this city we could not keep thing with that report being presented during the month of february and by the way, that is also the month that i was born. >> thank you. >> i am 82 years old and ain't tired yet and will stay on the battle field and fight until justice rolls down waters and rishsness as a stream. i want to give a copy of a document to the board. in 2019 when the naacp introduced the idea of reparations to the city

justice to ensure that we can hold bad actors accountable for biased appraisals. we are also pursuing initiatives that address current appraisal qualificationn requirements through the pay appraisal task force which is headed by hud secretary fudge and ambassador rice. freddie made fannie mac have partnered to advance the initiative which seeks to attract new entrance in foster diversity in the appraisal profession through outreach, scholarships, and mentorships. i believe weird earlier that to date this program has awarded more than 400 scholarships to diverse individuals, and gained 17 sponsors. while we'veve made some stridesn this endeavor, we still have a long way to go. we should all commit to action. when it comes to this issue. are workingether we in or with the federal government, or industry, is to ensure the housing market works for everyone, and everyone means all, not some. and guaranteeing an efficient and equitable valuation that eliminates appraisal bias is one important way to achieve that objective. this is what events such as as today's hearing are so critical. it shows the coming together stakeholders to address this very significant issue. i appreciate everyone forf bei

justice denied. it is painful, it is excrutiating during the month of african american history month where we were supposed to have first reading of the reparations task forceappen during the course of this month. not blaming anybody or pointing any fingers but saying it is a bad mark on san francisco that we cannot keep faith of a schedule to right the wrongs and the harms and responsible logical sensible way so we will not have blacks victimized by the words of lang stn hues who said to the lord i still can't see why democracy means everybody but me. that was around weather you knew it or not in the 1920's. god bless you. we sent it over to the month of march, but it does violence to the idea of reparations when in this city we could not keep thing with that report being presented during the month of february and by the way, that is also the month that i was born. >> thank you. >> i am 82 years old and ain't tired yet and will stay on the battle field and fight until justice rolls down waters and rishsness as a stream. i want to give a copy of a document to the board. in 2019 when the naacp introduced the idea of reparations to the city and county of san

justice and assistant director for congressional -- and miss nickel parker is a former special agent with the fbi during her time at the affair she worked on various matters, including security fraud, violent crime, and fugitive task force. we will swear you in. will you raise your right hand -- stand and raise your right hand, please. do you swear or affirm on the penalty of perjury that the testimony that you are about to give is true -- so help you god? let the record show that each witness answered in the affirmative. please know your testimony will enter in the record in its entirety -- we will go through it and get the questions. the microphone is in front of you. you've all done this before, i think. green means go, yellow means -- red means stop. we will get to the questions as quickly as we can. mister baker, you are recognized first again. thank you for being here. >> thank, you mister chairman. americans have lost faith in the federal bureau of investigation. an institution they once regarded as the world's greatest law enforcement agency. i spent 33 years in the fbi and i've continue to be closely engaged with the bureau since my retirement. i am deeply troubled by this loss of faith. not only because of the