as a result of this work, a group called the justice working group was formed. this is only a small part of the hatred and contempt of one towards the members of the tribe. one year after the herats, the justice working group is preparing the final report to the city council. blue is the symbol of peace for our imams, silver is the color of healthy fish and our river is calm and healthy. green is the representative of agricultural industries. i lived in this community for seventy years, but i was always behind the scenes and i was guarded , and i did not understand how much i was afraid of living in this society where you as a native and indian woman you are doing something that i have always dreamed of. i really wish from the bottom of my heart that i could come out and be with you. i was very stressed . the task force had agreed to deal with the racism that is being practiced against this area. i was worried that in front of that tree i knew that some they like our work. we are here today to talk about the final report of the information working group. from the

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the result of this work was the formation of a group called the justice working group. is just a small part of the hatred and contempt of someone towards the members of the mahi tribe. one year later, the justice working group is preparing the final report of the city council. the color blue is a symbol of peace. there is also a calm and healthy river the green color also represented agricultural industries. i lived in this community for seventy years, but i was always behind the scenes and i did not understand how much i was afraid of living in this korean society. as a native and indian woman, you do what i i always wished, i really wish from the bottom of my heart, to come out and be with you. i was very stressed. this task force had agreed to deal with the racism that is applied against the ventilation of the area. i was worried that i knew that some of us would like to talk . member of the working group, my name is javad. i am on the phone let me talk to others about the issue of water in this region. our region has a long history of racism that has been passed dow

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one year after the herats, the justice working group is preparing the final report of the city councillived in this community, but i was always behind the scenes and i didn't understand how much i was afraid of living 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 that i was very stressed to come out and be with you. this working group accepted i was worried that in front of that tree , i knew that some people like our work . we are here today to talk about the final report to the users . let me talk about the issue of water in this region. our region has a long history of racism that has been passed down from generation to generation. the plane is still standing, which is rooted in racism against the native tribes, and the racism of the native tribes is partly due to the water crisis in our region. i will read my people to you the natives will be worse than this. what happened between the cowboys and the indians? i would like you to confirm the official statement that the natural

i was fortunate to participate in the environmental justice working group convened by the planning department and other city departments to develop this important framework and i urge your adoption so we can make sure that san francisco advances environmental justice for our community. thank you. >> casey rios, you are unmuted. casey rios, last opportunity to submit your testimony. you are unmuted. okay. last call for public comment. seeing no additional request to speak, public comment is closed. this general plan amendment is now before you. >> great. thank you. i want to thank staff. we had quite the array of folks involved so where they are thank them and all the community members for participation. i have a question. this handout, the map seems the same sapt for the last one. am i looking at it right? i want to make sure it is very similar that there isn't a difference. maybe the last one is summarizing the most burdened but the first two pages seems to be all most identical. >> i forgot that talking point. the small detail we made is the legend. the red box. we relabeled it before it sa

international criminal court and other institutions of international justice are located, and in principle, this international working grouprk, as you mentioned, on the evidence base so that at the time of signing the agreement on the establishment of the tribunal, we already had it, do not forget that i am interrupting so that it does not work out. as for the tribunal in relation to, more precisely, the criminal court in relation to the downed malaysian boeing, so at one time we talked a lot on that topic with the same christ the terrible, a well-known investigator of bellinka and he proved the story that putin and the higher kremlin leadership could not be unaware of such an action, in particular, it is about the downing of malaysian boeing back in 2014, but according to the consequences of the relevant criminal court also in the same newspaper, they reported that it is very difficult, so to speak, to weave the responsibility of the head of the russian autocracy, and there are specific perpetrators , and it is not easy. could understand who it belongs to and who is finally responsible for the barrier-breaking colleague m

by the russians at least 20 katyvels, in particular. these are the ones working in kherson , the head of the mobile justice groupgeorges, told cnn in an interview, international organizations and investigators who help the office prosecutor general, the invaders in the occupied territories are acting on a very specific and clear plan to destroy the ukrainian resistance. the first stage is the killed or detained so-called resistance leaders, then filtering the population, the attackers identify the opponents of the occupation, detain or deport them, then destroy the identity , confiscate ukrainian literature and symbols, panic in russia a little more more than 100 km from moscow, a powerful explosion rang out and zagrava appeared in the sky, it happened in the kolomna region , russian telegram channels informed residents noted that the sound was heard in all regions of the city, and the windows in the houses were shaking because of it. it is not known exactly what happened, but as the local authorities stated, the emergency services are looking for the scene of the incident. i will note that one of the leading ru

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was with the financial services sector sometime before this and we worked closely with the justice department to identify criminal groups that were waging botnet which is hundreds of thousands or millions of computers infecting major systems we worked with the justice department using available statutory authorities like racketeering influenced corrupt organizations act to simply take down the network that was operating the bot itn was a proactive wayet. classified. the private sector does not participate in this but there is a lot of information that county shared with industry because it's classified or under investigation. >> could more be unclaified to help industry safeguard itself? >> i think there is general consensus that there is a problem of over classification in the government. too much information is being classified unnecessarily and indeed information that sometimes flows from the private sector to the government is subsequently classified. >> in other words,nformaon comes from open public sources androvided to an agency of government and then it's classified? >> because there may be additional intelligen

began to do the work and there was severe backlash from extremists who identify themselves as woke and critical social justice ideology. they attacked me viciously, small, but vocal groups of people being reticent with diverse perspective. i began to do my work, these individuals were on my tenure committee and began to attack my work for doing exactly that. >> steve: on tuesday, the college voted not to reemploy her, she had been at the college since 2021. she felt backlash ever since she started the position and apparently wrote an op ed in february and that was the straw that broke the college's back. >> ainsley: district chancellor judy minor said lee showed failure to emdid straight working with colleagues and staff and unwillingness to accept constructive criticism. >> steve: sounds like they were looking for an excuse. >> ashley: the dow dropping 600 points in premarket trading and americans worry about integrity of the banking system. the massive dip driven by credit suisse was due to the bank's share price falling 25% after saudi arabia national bank chairman ruled out investing more money in the bank, the country's finance minister commented on the current sta

infrared spectrum, so we are in the process of establishing a working group between our environment natural resources division and the justice department, the epa, the interior -- >> we've been listening to the questioning of attorney general merrick garland before the senate judiciary committee, his first time going before them since the raid at mar-a-lago and the appointment of two special counsels for former president trump and president biden in the classified documents cases. i want to bring back with me msnbc legal analyst, andrew weissman and lisa rubin. andrew, we heard chairman dick durbin asking about gun legislation, asking about social media companies section 230. we heard senator lindsey graham asking about russia, war crimes, whether it should be considered a terrorist group, and also fentanyl and then trans people in prisons and how they're treated. what stuck out to you so far in what we've heard? >> so a few things, one, surprising in tone. you had both of the initial round of questioning by lindsey graham and by senator durbin being very polite and trying to deal with some consensus. that being said, i do t

our bodies, soldiers of greece joined the group of working partners we are moving towards the creation of a special tribunal and in defense of historical justice for ukrainians iceland recognized the holodomor of the genocide of the ukrainian people step by step we are doing everything possible and everywhere so that the russian revenge lost in each of the elements of its aggression against ukraine and the freedom of peoples in general, russia must lose on the battlefield in the economy of international relations in its efforts to replace the historical truth with some imperial myths of its own; the kremlin will lose in its efforts to spiritually enslave our people ; only a full-scale defeat of russia will be a reliable guarantee from new aggressions and chris , i would like to once again congratulate today the security service of ukraine to all employees of the sbu on your professional day to everyone who is currently in i congratulate everyone in the sbu who, together with all the forces of our state , brings the ukrainian victory closer and protects our people . last week, the training of our officers of the national guard of the naval forc

memorandum on october 4, 2021, yes, there was we know the school board groups working with the white house, the department of justice prior to create the predicate to target parents for showing up advocated for son and daughter best line in that report isn't from jim jordan or mike johnson any members on our committee best line is from u.s. attorney democrat u.s. attorney who said this looks like it is all manufactured, we've talked to local law enforcement they are wondering what is this whole federal involvement show it was a manufactured, for political reasons. and that is the big concern, is these agencies have been turned on very people american people who they are supposed to serve. maria: yeah, do you think that the manhattan d.a. is going after trump because the republicans are going after hunter biden's business deals? >> i think he is facing the left pressure from left two individuals, played annoys wrote the book, and i think it is really driven by the fact president trump announced, remember they have been out to get president trump first trump-russia investigation 2016 then mueller on and on it goes i t

we are in the process of establishing a working group between our environment of natural resources division with the justiceartment, the epa, the interior department and affected u.s. attorneys across the country to make use of the tools, the scientific tools that we have and some of the funding that was provided in the bipartisan infrastructure act. >> that is good news, and i hope that that effort will include advisory participation from state law enforcement, from local law enforcement and from private litigant experts in this space. >> all of our work in the law enforcement field involves partnering with state and local law enforcement. always happy to have expertise provided, but my law enforcement working groups are confined to law enforcement as a general matter. >> i just got a document from an insurance publication that says i'm just reading here, at least 1,375 climate change related lawsuits have been brought to the united states and these include suits brought by local municipalities and by states and rhode island is one of them as well as shareholder suits. given all of that government litigati

group. specialists there and other get defibrillators work well. so it's elementary. this is the alphabet for a doctor. social justice the social security of citizens. we always remember our elders pensions. last year , the pension savings program from state support, program 3, was raised three times for future pensioners, + 3 part of the contributions to the future pension of the employee is paid from state funds. tell me where else in what country you will find such an example, especially today. overall, income growth this year should exceed 4% in real terms. we will endure it. all decisions on price regulation have been made yes, they are tough, you know my principled approach is that no one is allowed to raise prices without thoroughly and offend of people. this is the first and second belarusians should not pay for empty dollars. how do you do today the whole world remember? how much was the howl and stench, after my decision on pricing will collapse. forgive me, there will be nothing to eat. tomorrow everyone is looking for. so that there will be skin and bones who has lost weight well , look at me, you will se

work alongside adults advocating for environmental justice. >> i hope that they would understand and get a chance to experience it, that people will take them seriously when they speak to the problems. >> with a grouped on environmental problems, it should come as no surprise that they are also worried about climate change. >> we impact not just ourselves,

infrared spectrum so we are in the process of establishing a working group between our environment of natural resources division of the justicedepartment into the epa. the interior department and affected u.s. attorneys offices across the country. making use of the scientific tools that we have and also some of the funding that was provided bipartisan infrastructure act. >> that is good news and i hope that effort will include advisory participation from state law enforcement, from local law enforcement, and from private experts in this space. >> all of our work in the law enforcement field involves partnering with state and local law enforcement. always happy to have expertise provided. but law enforcement working groups are confined to law enforcement. >> i just got a document from an insurance publication which says, i'm just reading here. at least 1375 climate change the way the lawsuits have already happened in the ice days, have suits filed by municipalities and by states. i was one of them. as well as shareholder suits. given all of that government competition taking place in the space, i would ask you if there is anyo

we work closely with the trust's to identify criminal groups or waging botnet battles hundreds of thousands or millions of computers infecting major systems. and we worked with the justicedepartment using available statutory authorities such as rico, racketeering act. too simply take down the network that was operating the botnet. was a proactive way of dealing with it. by their actions clearly classified in the intelligence community. private sector does not participate in. there's a lot of information that cannot be shared because it has been classified or it's under investigation records could more be on classified twos help safeguard itself? >> or is general consensus there is a problem over classification and the government, too much information is been classified unnecessarily. subsequent classified information comes from open public sources, it is provided to an agency of government that is classified? >> may be additional intelligence that add to nuance or context. would you like to see more effective investigations more takedowns more prosecutions by the department of justice? far they have been based on intelligence. you were other members of the panel have op

work alongside adults advocating for environmental justice. >> i hope that they would understand and get a chance to experience it, that people will take them seriously when they speak to the problems. >> with a group like this focused on environmental problems, it should come as no surprise that they are also worried about climate change. >> we impact not just ourselves, but the whole world. >> they know that the world is going to get to be a harder, darker, scarier place. imagining themselves in that world feel scary. >> dr. sarah schwartz is a professor of psychology at suffolk university, researching the climate change anxiety phenomenon. >> climate change anxiety is appropriate and normal response to what is going on, on the earth. we need to recognize it as something that a lot of people experience. >> this study collected attitudes about climate change from 10,000 young people from around the world. across all countries, 59% say that they were very or extremely worried about climate change. when it comes to how they are feeling, 62% reported anxious, 67% sad and 67% said afraid. the survey asked young people to respond to statements. >> the future is frightening yes or no? >> yes the future

group of americans by arrival human traffickers. >> we will work closely with the mexican government to ensure justice is done in the case. >> the city where this happened is right across the border from brownsville, texas, and area plagued by drug cartel violence. the state department issued its highest level do not travel warning for the region. reggie: assembly member phil ting will give more information about his proposal to regulate law enforcement use of facial recognition technology. it would require law enforcement agencies to use systems that have been evaluated by the government and have an accuracy of at least 98%. it would also require a written policy about who can view the data. the previous legislation created a three-year moratorium on facial recognition tech. jobina: mayor london breed is urging the city to increase the police budget by $27 million. she says the extra money is needed to pay for overtime and avoid a hiring freeze. the police budget was already increased by nearly $57 million this year. the additional funds would also pay for private security patrols in areas such as the tenderloin. >> people have been

and we feel like being at the table gives us the opportunity to work hand in hand with all the other groups connected to the crimial justice system and really bring more transparency and clarity to our role and the process. we also have functions that cut across different levels of the criminal justice system. for example, we were just designated as justice involved access points, so within the coordinated entry system there are access points around the city and given our background working in the criminal justice space, we are that housing access point for anyone in the system. for example, it is not just pretrial clients, it could be clients on federal pretrial or probation or parole or having left prison or jail within the last 60 days. for us it is able to be connected and coordinating with all the other criminal justice systems and available to the public so they can ask questions and be part of the discourse. i am here to answer any questions if you have them, and i appreciate the time. >> thank you and thank you mrs. herrera. colleagues, any questions or comments? >> yes. >> commissioner safai. >> thank you chair. t

group, the circle of partners who are ready to work together to punish russia for aggression is inevitably expanding and making the prospect of punishment increasingly realistic is insufficient to bring to justice those who are guilty of crimes caused by aggression, it is also necessary to punish quite justly and legally for the very original crime that gave rise to all the other criminals of this war, this will ensure a special tribunal every day we are bringing its creation closer to the point today this issue is also our joint work with the international criminal court was discussed in london during the conference of european ministers of justice i addressed the participants of the conference and called on them to support all elements of international efforts so that the aggressor was accurately punished it is very important that with the austrian cashiers and the irish prime minister discussed the possibilities of treatment and rehabilitation of our people who were wounded by russian weapons with the prime minister i dream of the netherlands, we focused on defense issues, the most practical steps that will help implement our peace formula , i informed about the situation on the front lines,

group, the circle of partners who are ready to work together to punish russia for aggression inevitably expands and makes the prospect of punishment more and more realistically insufficient to bring to justiceguilty of crimes caused by aggression, we also need a completely fair and legal punishment for the original crime itself, which gave rise to all other crimes of this war , this is what the special tribunal will ensure. court were discussed in london during the conference of european justice ministers, i addressed the participants of the conference and called on them to support all elements of international efforts so that the aggressor is accurately punished, it is very important that with the austrian chancellor and the irish prime minister we discussed the possibilities of treatment and rehabilitation of our people who were wounded by russian weapons with the prime minister of the netherlands mark rutte we focused in the conversation on defense issues the most practical steps that will help implement our formula i informed the world about the situation on the front lines, about our main needs and opportunities . russian hatred of european freedom i want today as always, celebrate our

i applaud you all for, as a group and as a unit and individually, evaluating the evidence and coming to a proper conclusion. >> our criminal justice system worked tonight. it gave a voice to maggie and paul murdaugh who were brutally mowed down and murdered on the night of june 7th, 2021 by someone that they loved and someone that they trusted. >> yeah. a little drama in the courtroom. an alternate juror was swapped in on thursday morning after the judge dismissed a member for allegedly talking to three people about the case. we're told someone reported that alleged misconducted to the court. meantime, we expect to hear from alec's legal team this morning after he is sentenced, guys. >> ainsley: all right. thank you so much, charles. the nail in the coffin really as i was watching this trial and glued to it originally he said "i was not there at the scene." then they unlock paul's phone and it turns out he was snapchating with his friend, who is a neighbor. the neighbor was out of town, let paul keep his dog. so he was snapchating with them to show the neighbor your dog's fine. i'm with him right now. i'm feeding him at the kennel. the dog is r

justice. we are now at an important stage because negotiations are underway on the format of the tribunal. the legal situation started in september, when zelensky signed a decree based on the works of a working grouphat worked out the materials and handed them over to our foreign allies to study the creation of the tribunal. here it is worth repeating once again why the tribunal is the international criminal court of asia, it can also imprison everyone and even the prosecutor of this court, except for khan, came last week in kyiv, he also emphasized that you do not need a tribunal there, we will put everyone in court, we will not put them in prison because this court can put the leaders of the aggressor state in prison only after the un security council recognizes the aggression and russia and china sit in the un security council , iran without aggression will not recognize for a long time that is why we need a mechanism that will punish the actual political leaders, they unleashed an unjustly aggressive war eh in favor of the tribunal spoke the minister of justice of the big seven and the leadership of the european already in january and february of this year, the union and the european parliamen

going to work on a project that will be within the mission or excelcier and our next grantee is poder. and for those who are not familiar with poder, they're environmental justice advocacy group that focuses on latino immigrants and empowering them within environmental field and economic opportunity. and they're going to be working with the emerald city collaborative on this program. they're going to focus on the community engagement part of the plan. and they will also have a separate electrification project that will be based in the mission for the excel sier. and if we can go to the next slide. and then our last grantee is our the san francisco bay physicians for social responsibility. this is also a two-year grant for $100,000. the funding is the same for add bac and carbon fund. and they're going to partner with the community and they're going to do a lot of out reach with building decarbonization. and they're going to be working in the bay view district to do a pilot project that will look at community serving institution of doing heat pum that happens also have cooling capacity to help with community resilience in the bay view area. and i believe some of our grantees a

work and mission of the committee on reperations for black san franciscans. we are a group of faith based people fromming different traditions who come to advance racial justice issues and build bonds. last september we organized a neap at the church and honored to learn last year ms. jewel stewart from human rights commission briefed our group on the work. we following the reparation movement for 3 year and thank the teachers bringing us long we will stand up to upon [inaudible] of alli and political will in san francisco. >> i i'm not a rabbi the tora and my grant father taught me that. thank you. next speaker, please. i'm jaime a resident and organize in the tenderloin i'm here to peek in spchlt reparations for black people and to send a message to filipino people listening zee to support this like america we owe a deal to black people if youim gritted after 1965 you are a recipient of the benefit from the civil right's movement black people bled and fought for without their acts immigration reforms would not have been successful if marginalized people are taken care of they have can take care of the rest of us. repair what has been broken for so long just

work and mission of the committee on reperations for black san franciscans. we are a group of faith based people fromming different traditions who come to advance racial justice issues and build bonds. last september we organized a neap at the church and honored to learn last year ms. jewel stewart from human rights commission briefed our group on the work. we following the reparation movement for 3 year and thank the teachers bringing us long we will stand up to upon [inaudible] of alli and political will in san francisco. >> i i'm not a rabbi the tora and my grant father taught me that. thank you. next speaker, please. i'm jaime a resident and organize in the tenderloin i'm here to peek in spchlt reparations for black people and to send a message to filipino people listening zee to support this like america we owe a deal to black people if youim gritted after 1965 you are a recipient of the benefit from the civil right's movement black people bled and fought for without their acts immigration reforms would not have been successful if marginalized people are taken care of they have can take care of the rest of us. repair what has been broken for so long just

group. we know the fbi and their mexican law enforcement counterparts continue to work together to investigate this kidnapping. this comes as family members of the american victims are spooeking out and demanding justiceose family members saying she wants to see more arrests, saying they need to keep getting them until they get them all. josh campbell, cnn, los angeles. >>> italy launched more than a dozen rescue operations to save hundreds of migrants off its coast. the coast guard says they safely rescued a boat with 500 people on board just hours ago ands escorted it to shore. it says the navy was called in to assist with the rescue operations to reach more than 1,000 people on boats at sea. meanwhile, 2,000 migrants and 41 boats arrived within 24 hours. earlier this week this latest influx comes two weeks after more than 70 migrants were killed when a boat broke off the coast. >>> two middle east rivals agree to restore ties. the latest on the deal between iran and saudi arabia and how it's expected to shake up the region. >>> plus shooting russian drones out of the sky. we'll talk to ukrainians who hubt those weapons while they are on the way to their targets. stay with us. there's a different wa

infrared spectrum so we are in the process of establishing a working group between our environment of natural resources division of the justicedepartment into the epa. the interior department and affected u.s. attorneys offices across the country. making use of the scientific tools that we have and also some of the funding that was provided bipartisan infrastructure act. >> that is good news and i hope that effort will include advisory participation from state law enforcement, from local law enforcement, and from private experts in this space. >> all of our work in the law enforcement field involves partnering with state and local law enforcement. always happy to have expertise provided. but law enforcement working groups are confined to law enforcement. >> i just got a document from an insurance publication which says, i'm just reading here. at least 1375 climate change the way the lawsuits have already happened in the ice days, have suits filed by municipalities and by states. i was one of them. as well as shareholder suits. given all of that government competition taking place in the space, i would ask you if there is anyo

justice department is using every resource at our disposal to keep our country safe. we are working to counter, disrupt and prosecute threats posed by nationstates, terrorist groups, radicalized individuals and cyber criminals. together with our partners across the country, we are continuing to combat the rise in violent crime that began in 2020. all 90 four of our u.s. attorney's office are working alongside the date and local partners to pursue violent crime reduction strategies. the departments grant making components are providing financial assistance to local law enforcement agencies. at the same time they are supporting community led, violence intervention efforts. our law enforcement components are working with state, local, tribal and territorial counterparts to apprehend the most dangerous fugitives and sees illegal drugs and illegal guns. for example, last year, dea and its partners seized in a fentanyl laced pills and powder to kill every single american. we're also aggressively prosecuting the crimes that inflict economic karma the american people. we're prioritizing the prosecution of schemes that impact older americans and vulnerable populations, as well as sche