kaitlyn plant, cnn justice reporter. since your kids may be watching, tell me about this legal battle. why is cnn spending so much money, time, resources, brain power to not release these tapes? >> it's very important, as you just said. in the face of this denialism that's growing every single day, the video really tells the story. when you watch these videos, and they are very difficult to watch, no question, but when you watch these videos, you can see the undeniable violence that took place on that day. as cnn's lawyer who tries to help our journalists report the news every single day, when kaitlyn said she was having trouble getting these videos out of the court, i knew it was time to help her out. so we got our outside lawyers at ballard spar led by chuck tobin to file these actions in court, and wea've been so far successfl with a bunch of media partners who agree on the importance of getting this material out there for the public. >> kaitlyn, here is a question from a viewer who wrote to me when we were doing this

please say hello to kaitlyn. welcome, kaitlyn. thanks for coming. i hear you're a big fan of "the batch color and "bachelorette". >> i am truly obsessed. it's almost embarrassing. i'm here tonight. it's clearly worth it to be obsessed with it because i'm sitting in this share with jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: close enough, right? i hear you're a professional wrestler. that true? >> i am. it's surprisingbecause i'm 5'1", but i'm feisty as hell. can i say hell? >> jimmy: yes. >> i'm with wow, women of wrestling. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah. i could body slam you, jimmy, if you want. >> jimmy: maybe in the show that would be fun. >> all right. >> jimmy: of all the bachelors and bachelorettes, if you could wrestle one of them, which would you choose? >> i think i have to say juan pablo. >> jimmy: oh, juan pablo. >> once i throw him to the ground, i'm going say "it's not okay." you know? >> jimmy: i like that. >> it's not okay. >> jimmy: have you seen tonight's episode of "the bachelorette"? >> i have. i'm very excited. >> jimmy: you're excited? >> yes. i'm obsess

kaitlyn emma joins us on the phone. guest: thanks for having me. host: let's talk about priorities. congress needs to approve the budget and often that does not happen when the president put forth his plan. what is the white house saying are there priorities? -- guest: this is interesting in the sense that it combines the president past -- president's request for 2022. he is proposing overall funding levels for defense and nondefense spending but it is also combining his vision for infrastructure and the american families plan. it is sort of this big sweeping documentary for the president's vision outlining what he would like to spend on when it comes to federal agencies and also highways, childcare, education, public health, climate change, and to your point, you are discussing this interplay between defense and nondefense spending, the biden administration beliefs domestic programs and education programs and public health and climate change and childcare and highways have been underfunded for too long in comparison to the amount of money that has been spent on the pentagon. this b

and not confident of anything of this he said we will wait and see he snapped back aggressively at kaitlyn he got to the airport on the way out, he actually apologized and said he shouldn't have been so tough on her. that was an interesting moment, i think, because what it showed is biden is sensitive about this idea that he might have been snowed under by vladimir putin that he may be naive that putin will change his ways he doesn't want the expectation that putin will change his ways. i think that tells you what he is thinking about here >> what you know, eamon, our cybersecurity guy, you know if the cyber attacks stop, it worked if they don't stop, it may not have worked. we know all information has to go through central government russia routers and servers we will see if that proof is in the so-called pudding. eamon, great stuff go get some pudding or whatever in switzerland eamon, thank you >>> all right. on deck. your weekly look on the biggest insider buys by the insider whose know the companies you need to watch and a little talked about company with a big insider buy a gentle nud

kaitlyn collins joining us from the white house.the white house tomorrow alone. this is something the white house said would happen. now jen psaki is confirming they will be meeting with president biden tomorrow. that's this group of bipartisan senators who have been working behind the scenes having several meetings with white house staff trying to come together on an agreement. so it doesn't appear that this is finalized yet. the staff is still actually writing out the text of this agreement, anderson, but the lawmakers were sounding pretty confident about this. they would not be going to the white house unless they had an agreement. they agree with the top line numbers. the overall spending and the new spending that it would be for infrastructure. they agreed on the biggest sticking point so far, which is how to pay for it. we're still waiting on an explicit white house endorsement. we have not gotten one yet. we are told president biden will be briefed by his team on this tonight. it appears a little bit closer to an agreement, a

president biden lashing out at kaitlyn collins at the end of his news conference today.resident? >> i'm not confident. what are you doing? when did i say i was confident? i am, what i said was -- let's get it straight. i owe my last questioner an apology. i shouldn't have been such a wise guy. >> kaitlyn is gracious enough to say that the president's apology was completely unnecessary. imagine that. apologizing. a president. biden did the right thing by apologizing and acted totally unfamiliar to the last president who often went way out of bounds with the presids. >> that is such a racist question. i know you have it written down. that is a racist question. >> what do you say to americans watching you right now who are scared? >> i say that you're a terrible reporter. that's what i say. >> she is shocked that i picked her. in a state of shock. that's okay. i know you're not thinking. you never do. >> i'm sorry? >> no. go ahead. >> sorry doesn't have to be the hardest word. it really doesn't. it takes a big person to apologize. president biden returns to washington after

they want to see substantive agreements come out of these meetings on very tough issues, as kaitlyn lined up. you're talking about the pandemic, climate change, standing up to russia and china, doing that all against the backdrop of a new world with a recent study, wolf, saying as of 2001 for the first time this year, there are more autocracies than drem october sees in the world. autocracies on the rise. democracies facing a pivotal challenge and a lot of people looking to president biden to reassure america's allies across the world that the u.s. is still equipped to lead in this role, wolf. >> that's absolutely true. gloria, you and i have covered joe biden for a long time. i think it's fair to say this is one of those moments he's been preparing for for decades. >> for decades. he's been to sessions like this. he knows the people he's dealing with. but this time it's different. he's commander-in-chief. this time i think his message is different. what he's doing is saying, as clarissa was saying, all of us have to stand up for democracy. that is the key to all of us. reassurance to peo

kaitlyn, the press conference will happen but it will be a little different than how his predecessorandled things. >> reporter: i think it would be a lot different even if they did a joint press conference compared to the one we saw happen three years ago in hel helsinki, of course, president trump famously took president putin at his word when he denied election interference despite trump's own intelligence officials saying, yes, we have concluded that russia did attempt to interfere in that election. it was a stunning moment, one of the many defining moments of trump's presidency, but i think what you're trying to see here is not only the biden administration change the tune of that meeting from what it was three years ago, but they're also changing the format of it. and this appears to be a u.s. side decision, not to hold a joint press conference, and a white house official told reporters earlier they believe that's the best way for them to have president biden convey what happened in that meeting, what they did agree on and what they didn't agree on which of course we know that l

kaitlyn chana makes her case to unseat the governor but will her tough stance on immigration be enougho help her break through the crowded field of candidates? >>> how california's housing policy is adding to the danger of devastating wildfires. >>> how students are sounding the alarm about a serious safety concern >>> you are watching kpix5 news at 5:30. >>> taking a live look at san jose this evening, where the crowd continues to grow at a vigil for liam husted. the body of the seven-year-old boy was found him tony trail in las vegas about two weeks ago. his mother, samantha moreno, was arrested on tuesday in colorado and charged with killing her son. the san jose woman is still awaiting extradition to nevada. we will have much more on this story coming up at 6:00. >>> new at 5:30, building homes in the path of wildfires. a new report raising red flags about california housing policies and what can be done about it. >>> a world war ii separate finally returns home. the repair job to restore it to its former glory. >>> good evening. i am alan martin. >> i was with cook. caitlin jenner

his daughter kaitlyn recently posting, "every world news event you watched on tv, my dad was there. he came home and we got the behind the scenes info through his eyes." his wife sharing with one of our colleagues that jim had a plan for who would get his camera and equipment next to make sure they shared his same passion. we are thinking of his wife kathy and his family tonight and you should know that your husband, your father, was so loved here at abc. he was a veteran so experienced, but he still believed in those rookie correspondents when we were sent his way. and i'm just one of them. we are all grateful. >>> when we come back here tonight, another loss. a famous character actor and you'll remember all of his roles. and he loved them. a lot of people think dealing with copd is a walk in the park. if i have something to help me breathe better, everything would be fun and nice. but i still have bad days... ...flare-ups (cough cough), which can permanently damage my lungs. my lungs need protection against flare-ups. so it's time to get real. because in the real world... ...our l

here's more on this with cnn's kaitlyn collins. >> reporter: face-to-face diplomacy is back. >> okay. >> reporter: as president biden surrounded himself with other world leaders at the g7 summit. after being forced to meet remotely for a year, it was the first gathering of the foreign leaders since the covid-19 pandemic. >> it is genuinely wonderful to see everybody in person. i can't tell you what a difference it makes. >> reporter: biden arrived intent on restoring the traditional alliances that his predecessor often undermined. some of those allies are already noting the difference in biden and his pred sesor including german chancellor angela merkel. >> translator: being able to meet joe biden is important because he stands for multi-laterallism which we were missing for years. >> reporter: merkel had a notoriously fraught photo. merkel was standing over trump as he refused to sign the joint agreement with other leaders. >> we're like the piggy bank that everybody is robbing and that ends. >> reporter: even trump's allies around the world appeared to welcome the change in u.s. lea

. >> so let's begin with kaitlyn collins. the biden administration says they are trying to get the country back to where it was before the pandemic, but as we've just laid out, so much has changed since the pandemic. so we can't just flip a switch and go back to normal. so what are they trying to do now? >> reporter: this is something that is unprecedented that they're trying to navigate their way out of. you are seeing the economy recovering but not for everyone. there are certain targets, certain methods of action that they're taking that could eventually hurt them in the long run. and there are a lot of unknown that's they're dealing with. this meeting that president biden is hosting today with these financial regulators is happening behind closed doors. we're not actually going to see them have this meeting. we know they have a lot of topics to get to, talking about the state of the current economy but climate change, inclusion and several other fronts that they'll have to face as biden enters this part of the presidency

>> well, i was kind of nervous because i didn't know what to expect and then when i heard kaitlyn andt advice. when i needed to just have fun they were there laughing with me. >> bring on the men. >> whoo, i love that. >> 30 men trying to make that perfect first impression. >> and i heard you were a huge cat lover. >> i think i'm in love. >> a sense of humor is going to get a guy far. the way to my heart is make me laugh. >> whoo! >> katie helping ease the first date jitters. >> i can feel that you're -- >> you can feel the nerves. >> are you nervous? >> i am a little bit. no, i am. i don't even know what i'm saying. >> yes. thank you. >> the games starting early and the romance too. the first kiss of the season with justin. and a second with connor b., the cat man. >> why wait? kiss him on the first night, kiss him on the last night they for the bachelorette. >> hello. >> after finally jumping out of the box james putting the men on his heels. >> she's gorgeous, right? >> put him back in the box. >> reporter: but not all risks pay off. >> oh, wow. okay. hello. >> the second right eve

. >>> the studio to share the reporting and insights, kaitlyn collins, manu, listening to secretary of state, chuck schumer. he has one of the hardest jobs in washington. he's at 50/50. prodep progr progressives in his party want anything. moderates want less. you're trying to crack the code. they're going to have a voting rights test vote tomorrow. joe manchin wants a compromise. what does this mean for the party's agenda and for leader schumer and his management? >> he's all about unity. he was trying to preach it over and over again. he said to me clearly, we can't get anything done unless we're all on the same page. voting rights, no one expects that to get what's needed here, 60 votes. they want to get 50 votes. all the democratic members of the caucus in line. it's a political message. they want to argue it is the republicans blocking things on easing voting access and eventually take this to voters. this is not an exercise to make a law. we know that's not going to happen. infrastructure, on the other hand, is an exercise to make a law. because there are these bipartisan talks t

kaitlyn collins is covering it all for us. some truly important negotiations are happening right now. update our viewers. what can you tell us? >> yeah, wolf. this is between the group of bipartisan senators behind this latest infrastructure proposal that is circulating around capitol hill. they are meeting behind closed doors right now as we speak. and of course they are still in disagreement with the white house over one major aspect of this bill, which is how to pay for it. it is also a blueprint that is pinning the more moderate democrats in their party against the more liberal wing of the democratic party. it is the start of a kricritica week for president biden's agenda. the white house is facing a new hurdle tonight on infrastructure as a new bipartisan agreement is coming under fire from progressives. >> it's a bipartisan deal sucks up trillions of dollars and bridges to nowhere because it makes people feel good, then that will be a huge concern. >> reporter: some democrats say they fear if biden makes a deal with repu

apparently he didn't with kaitlyn collins, i don't know how much of this that we as the american peopleh or as a press corps. caitlin collins was classy and she said oh, no need to apologize. actually there is a need to apologize for having gone second, but the first guy from russia go longer than you do and get snappy with the reporters and, the other guy kills people. like he comes off looking better and more together than the person who is there to answer the american reporters questions. look. i'm not comparing biden to hooton. no one in their sane mind would ever do that. come on, where was his mind at this moment? >> kayleigh: great question. >> emily: the ever delusional press seems to have attended not a summit but a strategic talk. i think i got that right, because clearly they were showering him with praise on the rest of us were seeing a week counterpart. to your point it's not comparing him to putin but there was clearly such a contrast of strength and endurance and unfortunately it was a bus that fell short. it's mortifying. the press that look how comfortable he is taking

kai kaitlyn collins explains. >> reporter: one day after warning democracy is in peril, president biden is blasting efforts to restrict voting. >> with an intensity and aggressiveness that we have not seen in a long, long time. >> reporter: biden addressing the dramatic fight in texas over the most restrictive voting bills in the nation. >> it simply unamerican. it's not, however, sadly, unprecedented. >> reporter: texas democrats stopped the gop effort for now but other states have already passed new voting restrictions or are debating it. democratic state lawmakers are calling on biden and his allies in congress to act. >> we did our part to stop this horrible voter suppression bill in texas. and now texas democrats are calling on president biden and democrats in the senate to use the filibuster to pass the voti. >> reporter: it would reauthorize the voting rights act. major voting legislation stalled in congress amid republican opposition. >> i hear all the folks on tv saying why didn't biden goet ths done? because biden only have a majority of four votes in the house and tie in the

come on, man and what happened with kaitlyn collins.ericans suspect that he's cognitively weak and in decline? >> absolutely, sean. after this most recent embarrassing performance overseas i thought it was time to come out. we can't sit on this any longer. i've been saying this for a year and a half. i took care of three presidents over 15 years in the white house including being the physician to the president for both barack obama and donald j. trump. i know with the rigors of this job are both physically and cognitively. it's demanding and after this performance -- we've been seeing this for a year and a half now. i've been saying that joe biden is not -- he's not physically or cognitively fit to be our president right now and i just think that he's not inspired confidence in the american people. is not inspiring confidence in our allies overseas and more importantly, it sends the wrong message to our adversaries overseas. this is a dangerous situation right now, i feel like we really need to know what's going on. i think if you remem

he was questioned by cnn's kaitlyn collins. >> do you just seizing reporters else, would you preventdoing that? pres. biden: it is wrong. simply wrong. >> so you will your justice department -- i'm cool i will let that happen. amy: we are joined now by jameel jaffer, the founding director of the knight first amendment institute at columbia university. previously the deputy legal director at the aclu. it is great to have you back. can you first respond to what we learned this weekend? >> sure. thank you for inviting me. these kinds of subpoenas are really troubling for number of reasons. not so much about journalists rights but the right of the public to have access to information about the government. if reporters sources are available to the government, then reporters won't be able to get the information they need in order to write the stories we want them to write. so there is a wreck and sign these kinds of subpoenas have a chilling effect -- so there is a worry these kinds of subpoenas have a chilling effect. journalism that goes to the ability of the public to hold government of

you know, as we were talking about in the break, kaitlyn, the president likely wouldn't call them downe in the game unless he was poised to bless this barring anything unexpected. >> that's the you sunderstandin. he doesn't typically emplblow u meetings in a way you don't expect. it was like we're not going to invite them for a meeting that doesn't turn into anything. we'll wait until what looks like a breakthrough agreement. they are meeting with president biden. we saw the lawmakers leaving. the question is not just are they going to get the explicit endorsement of the white house. the white house knows what's in this. they were in the meetings all day yesterday on capitol hill. this idea that biden is not on the same team as -- or same page as his team is not the case. the question is what happens after this? and what does this look like when it comes to timing once they have the finalization of how they're paying for this and what it looks like. we don't yet know the exact mechanisms. we just have a general idea. and then, of course, whether or not, how the rest of the caucus respo

. >> hello, i'm kaitlyn. and i'm calling in today with the h.i.v. advocacy network urging to support life saving funding for the community. today i'm advocating for $300,000 to fund mental health care concerns for long-term survivors of h.i.v. and aids. through volunteering with the network, i have had the great privilege and getting to know members of the community who are the most affected by the aids epidemic. long-term survibers face a lot of needs that are often overlooked or misunderstood. one of the greatest needs is comprehensive and accessible mental health care to address issues like complex ptsd, racism, sexism, homophobia. please fund $300,000 to ensure they have comprehensive access to mental health care services. thank you for your time. >> thank you for your assistance. that was the last -- that was the end of the video. we are going to take the next caller in line. the system will say you have been unmuted and you will begin and please verify the agency you are calling from. thank you so much. >> good afternoon i'm the director of po

. >> hello, i'm kaitlyn. and i'm calling in today with the h.i.v. advocacy network urging to support life saving funding for the community. today i'm advocating for $300,000 to fund mental health care concerns for long-term survivors of h.i.v. and aids. through volunteering with the network, i have had the great privilege and getting to know members of the community who are the most affected by the aids epidemic. long-term survibers face a lot of needs that are often overlooked or misunderstood. one of the greatest needs is comprehensive and accessible mental health care to address issues like complex ptsd, racism, sexism, homophobia. please fund $300,000 to ensure they have comprehensive access to mental health care services. thank you for your time. >> thank you for your assistance. that was the last -- that was the end of the video. we are going to take the next caller in line. the system will say you have been unmuted and you will begin and please verify the agency you are calling from. thank you so much. >> good afternoon i'm the director of po

take a look at president biden and his testy exchange with kaitlyn collins after his remarks in geneva[video clip] >> i'm not confident that he will change his behavior? >> i'm not confident that he'll change his behavior. what the hell do you do over there? let's get it straight, i said he will change his behavior if the rest of the world sees the change in his standing in the world. >> given that his past behavior has not changed, after sitting down with you for several hours he denied any involvement in cyber attacks, downplaying human rights abuses. how did that result in a constructive meeting? host: now, president biden later, before leaving for the united states, apologized to the cnn reporter. that is the headline on their website. i shouldn't have been such a wise guy, he said. the president, before departing for geneva on air force one, walked over to a group of reporters assembled on the tarmac, saying that he owed collins an apology and said he should not have acted like such a wise guy. on her part, she said that it wasn't necessary for him to apologize and said that he di

he should not have snapped at kaitlyn collins. that was clearly out of line. trained liar and murderer by the kgb. he put on a propaganda show for 55 minutes. he didn't tell the truth. he said he didn't know about alexei navalny. he said he doesn't kill people. he doesn't murder journalists. free and fair elections. he did note biden was a lot sharper than people would put out there which i'm sure is some piece of propaganda to help out the right. they say putin says this so it must be the opposite but i think in this case he was telling the truth because joe biden had -- >> trace: the overarching theme, the overarching theme in all this is the fact that joe biden is not taking very many questions in a kind of trickles down because the vice president, kamala harris, was asked about the border and she said this. watch. >> i said i'm going to go to the border. >> when are you going to the border? >> the administration has asked -- i'm not finished. i have said i'm going to the border. >> trace: she has that awkward laugh and she says i'm not finished. she hasn't

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i'm reading a statement on behalf of kaitlyn mcnamara on support of children and family caregivers.se? >> hello, supervisors. this is gloria derry, joining the budget party. i'm calling on above of s.f. block, san francisco black led organization. please fund 2 million or more in ad backs capacity building areas. the ad backs are educational and reporting opportunities in black communities, and invest in black businesses. i want to also advocate for more equalized funding across the criminal and legal system to ask that the city of san francisco continue to shift resources from law enforcement to serve those that uplift our communities, including the public defender's office. the public defender's office is the ally for those facing trial, and defund the police. defund the police. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. can we get the next caller, please, miss runiga? >> hello. >> clerk: hello. please begin. >> thank you. hello, supervisors. my name is yesenia. my address has always been [inaudible] as i said during the pandemic, i say again, supervisors, this is your super bowl. ple

>> katie, jonathan and kaitlyn welcome to "jeopardy."was showtime. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -- >> the moment was surreal. >> and now, here is the guest host of "jeopardy," savannah guthrie! >> hi! thank you so much, johnny gilbert. hi, everybody. i am really excited to be here on this iconic stage guest hosting "jeopardy. i kind of want to pinch myself the "jeopardy" schedule is not for the faint of heart taping ten shows in ten outfits in just two days. >> katie, you're our champion today so you'll be choosing first from these categories. let's take a look at what we've got. is that show one we did it! yay! i'll take relieved anchors for 1,000. the first game is done only nine more to go they haven't kicked me out yet after a whirlwind week, that was a wrap this experience over the past two weeks has been such an honor. i would never have any chance to actually be a contestant on "jeopardy" so this is the closest i could ever come. it's beyond my wildest dreams. >> so the question is, how did i do >> she kept everything moving along with the qu

a flash of anger by president biden to kaitlyn collins asking if he could be sure vladimir putin would said we will see over time what vladimir putin does here. i'm not convinced this one meeting will change anything that flash of anger shows biden is sensitive to the idea he has been snowed under or naive in any way about vladimir putin and his intentions this is very much a first step here in geneva biden says the proof is in the pudding and we will see where it goes guys. >> eamon, i remember the idea of the duelling press conferences they were not duelling at all. they seemed to be collegial. you get the differences from the meetings coming out in other ways >> reporter: you know, you saw the russian press yesterday asking putin different questions from the american press was asking asking about the russian position on the world stage and flattering terms to vladimir putin. you saw the american reporters asking him what he is so afraid of with alexei navalny and free and fair elections the difference of the approach is different putin stamped out any independent press in russia ove

talking about how joe biden couldn't answer a simple question, given to him by a reporter, it was fair, kaitlyn and totally package and that only will work for so long before hopefully the american people start to catch on exactly what's going on here. stuart: give me your reaction to these headlines, washington post first. biden's strategy of pessimism ee ks out a few gains with putin. new york times, after putin meeting, biden stubborn optimism shows itself again. how about that? >> wow those are feelings, right? those are emotions. those aren't actual tangible things. what does the united states get out of this summit exactly? i know that vladimir putin just got the nord stream pipeline, which makes him a major player in terms of energy with russia and europe, meanwhile, you have a president in biden who took away the keystone pipeline in terms of new construction, in terms of our ability to use our own energy, or to export it to the world, so, if we're calling balls and strikes here, and it's like a baseball game and i'm looking at runs putin had many more runs than biden did and if we're l

kaitlyn understands that she knows that those need to be rolled back.derstands the importance of securing the border obviously california is a border state, and beyond that, she understands the rolling blackouts she understands the things that have been plaguing that state for years and it all comes down to leadership. i encourage everybody that's skeptical take a listen and take a look at the episode and tell me what you think. i'm very impressed with caitlyn jenner and her policies and i think she could do a great job for the people of californiament ainsley: check out no interruption watch caitlyn jenner unfiltered in california 's homeless crisis. next hour, joey jones, douglas murray and clay travis. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. mmm, licorice records. wonka, digital workflows for it tell us this machine needs upd

conferences, as the leaders held afterwards, the headline is that the president lost his cool on kaitlynss conference he denied any involvement and how does that account to a constructive meeting? >> i don't understand that. griff: before departing geneva the president apologized for being what he called a "wise guy" and we also learned in the press conference that the president gave putin a list of 16 types of infrastructure that were off limits to cyberattacks, but was it a success? well the president says we'll find out in the next few months whether it was a successor not, meanwhile, former president donald trump offering his assessment. >> well i guess overall is we didn't get anything. we gave a very big stage to russia and we got nothing. we gave up something that was unbelievably valuable, i stopped the pipeline, nord stream, and that pipeline was stopped and it was given back, and nothing was gotten for it. griff: speaking of things gotten , at least one tangible takeaway we know is that both leaders agreed to return their ambassadors to washington and moscow and we know that vl

i'm reading a statement on behalf of kaitlyn mcnamara on support of children and family caregivers.ease? >> hello, supervisors. this is gloria derry, joining the budget party. i'm calling on above of s.f. block, san francisco black led organization. please fund 2 million or more in ad backs capacity building areas. the ad backs are educational and reporting opportunities in black communities, and invest in black businesses. i want to also advocate for more equalized funding across the criminal and legal system to ask that the city of san francisco continue to shift resources from law enforcement to serve those that uplift our communities, including the public defender's office. the public defender's office is the ally for those facing trial, and defund the police. defund the police. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. can we get the next caller, please, miss runiga? >> hello. >> clerk: hello. please begin. >> thank you. hello, supervisors. my name is yesenia. my address has always been [inaudible] as i said during the pandemic, i say again, supervisors, this is your super bowl. p