introduce our mayor london breed, our lieutenant tom mcgu [indiscernible] assistant chief of operations, lazar and president of our police ceassociation mccray. thank you all for being here and attending the press conference this morning. first of all, we are here to talk about something very exciting to us that's the introduction of our drone program in the san francisco police department. before i go further, i like to give thanks to mayor, london breed and our da for being here, because it is her leadership that got us here and propositvoters passed in march. excited to anounss sfpd successfully launched our drone program and this is all thanks to drones have truly been a game changer for the police department. think of this, we have been without air support over 24 years since th early 2000 and the officers have tremendous technology at their finger tips other law enforcement agencies regularly use. drones offer major benefits that the captain and lieuten want will discuss shortly. benefits include, fa response times, situational awareness, tactical tools, more precision, de-escalation, mo

from business contacts evolving outlook balance of risks piper sandler chief global economist nancy lazar. >> nice to see you -- >> you say last two times fed cut by 50 basis point was in 2001, 2007 recession followed is that right. >> that is correct. and to be sure chair powell worried about labor markets we agree with that, we would agree with the need to do 50 basis point cut leading indicators definitely pointing in direction of a recession. the unemployment rate isn't up much yet a debate how much is due to immigration cyclical appointment there healthcare education declining six months in a rowe a classic recession signal what was going on in 2001, in 2007, i want to make clear no way making comparison between '07 and today just recession actually started way before bear stearns, in december 2007 so highlighting that indeed 50 basis point cut does not really reduce risk of a recession. maria: look, 2006, 2007 quite the moment in time i think we all agree when bear stearns was acquired jpmorgan jamie dimon said would pay i two dollars share for bear stearns paid 10 dollars in terms

this is tsar lazar, who... the church was also tragic at first the bombing of independent yugoslavia by nato aircraft in ninety-nine. unique footage, still in the bare walls of the church of saint sava, two patriarchs, serbian and russian orthodox church, pavel and alexei ii pray for an end to the war and suffering. the next big test is already in march 2004. kosovo albanian forces organize a terrible pogrom, burning everything that is serbian. in kosovo, mainly churches. the ukrainian scenario of schism tried to be implemented in montenegro. serbian shrines were planned to be transferred to an organization called the montenegrin orthodox church. our film crew was then able to find the schismatics. the head of the organization mirazhd, a defrocked self-proclaimed metropolitan. in his office there is a beautiful portrait of the head of the ukrainian schismatics mikhail denisenko man, while the montenegrin schismatics did not even exclude leaving orthodoxy, if , for example, other orthodox churches do not recognize you, yes, then you can move from orthodoxy to some other confession, we

drone, it goes beyond the police department, but it really instrumental these two gentleman alg with lazarer to them, i also want to thank other city departments, including our contract administration fre r' and the mayor's office staff and really speed unheard of r city, so the sense of urgency is the point i'm try toog make here. we have a sense of urgency to make this a safe city and ththings in the city the people deserve and that sense here ge now, not even 6 months after proposition passed. we launched the drone prog with that, i'll turn it ■to captain dellgandio and nt mce.you chief. good morning. i'm commanding of strategic investigation unit. myself g with e drone bram. we'll share es with you. this is 'é■from july 4, obvious. city.rks a major issue in for the first time to get a drone up overhead and get a observation on the ground without putting officers in danger. med placedisrupt this activity. as you e you will see the officers move in and fireworks ing create a safe environment for folks we are able to de-escalate the situation because va visual observation what was going o

nancy lazar was on with he me yesterday and she said look, the fed was too late. it's too late.e're going to hit a recession. you're seeing cracks all over the place. does they work into your models when you decide how to allocate capital, the fact that the macro story is weakening? >> ubs, we continue to think we have a soft landing here. there's certainly cracks in the economy. this is not perfect. we'll continue to track how much consumers are going to be spending, leading indicaters such as sales and what not but we think we're in good shape going forward. we're allocating they in a couple ways. first and foremost, i mentioned it last time i was on the show, rates are coming down, we've been anticipating that and it's time to get excess cash in money market funds and cash out of that into more durable fixed income but as well a as equities and also with the increasing volatility we're seeing not just because of geopolitical risk but also the upcoming election, we're starting to move money to alternatives, want to smooth out vol it volatility so that's ourn area of focus. mar

when you're looking at a consumer that is weakening according to nancy lazar this morning, do you wantelective in terms of anything related to the consumer, quincy, go for the deep discounters like a walmart as people try to trade down because everything is so expensive. >> well, absolutely. and a when you hard what walmat had to say and what they've been saying for some time now is that they have another group coming into walmart and that is folks who have incomes of $100,000 or more they hahave started to go r mart, started going they as food prices were escalating dramatically. they're still going into s walmart and that says a lot about the psyche of the u.s. consumer. more and more discerning, more and more careful. value oriented. and that's why as you point out, the discounters are the ones who are seeing these market under -- you know, pushing funds into those discounters across the board. maria: and when you look at tech, mark, i'm reading tom lee this morning and he says it's a sign of market strength that last week we saw nvidia trade down, post earnings, and yet the s&p 500

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introduce our mayor london breed, our lieutenant tom mcgu [indiscernible] assistant chief of operations, lazarand president of our police ceassociation mccray. thank you all for being here and attending the press conference this morning. first of all, we are here to talk about something very exciting to us that's the introduction of our

. >> en washington, zulema salazar, lazar, noticias telemundo. >> martes y estas son sus reglas tendrautos para responder uno para contestar la contra pregunta y dos para las declaraciones finales. >> para el debate vic vicepresidencial hay una gran expectativa, sobre todo porque no se espera que haya otro entre los aspirantes a la presidencia, pero revisemos cuanta atencion atraen los debates vicepresidenciales. >> el del 2020 entre kamala harris y mike pence tuvo la segunda mayor audiencia con 58 millones de personas. >> el de mike pence con tim kaine en el 2016 tuvo 37 mi millones de espectadores, pero el mas visto en la historia fue el de tim palin con joe biden en 2008 con 70 millones de e espectadores. >> y este martes tenemos cobertura sobre el debate entre los candidatos a la vice vicepresidencia a partir de las 8.50, 5.50 en el pacifico por noticias telemundo ahora y nuestras plataformasurrido digi. >> un hombre latino murio durante el secuestro de un autobus del transporte publico ocurrido a mediados de la en los angeles. >> la familia hablo en exclusiva con el estacion herma

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this, yeah, yeah, when, listen, thanks for calling, come on, i'll be there in 20 minutes, i called lazarthe fish factory, and i want to look at him, let's go together, no, we have to stay, you're on bail, it's better to go to the relatives of the victims, maybe they'll remember something important, they kept quiet for 20 years, and now they've come and told me, well, of course, where will i find them, dim, look what i saw, the commission referred to the findings of the head of the emergency, now the rescue service, where is he, here, lunberg, he was diving in a bitship in 1998 to inspect a boat, let me meet him, at least that's clear. what should i ask? do you know him? yes, valeria made a program about him, so i'll find him. perhaps i'll take the bear with me, first sergey, then shatalova, found out about this good bolshevik, moreover, my wife knows, listen, what's going on in your office, and the farm is big, yura, you can't keep track of every piece of paper, the legal department and the accounting department were moving to a new building. so there was a hitch, so you your paper, shou

thank you so much, casey lazar. thank you for your leadership on this. and captain kim. chief, did you want to take a second to go down there? yes. thank you. and also thank you. there's family members here. oh, yes. fellow officers who are also family members. and i want to thank them for being here as well and partners of some of the officers. thank you, sergeant, for any member of the public that would like to make public comment. if any member of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item one, please approach the podium. yes podium. oh, okay. where are you going to take that. right here. okay. oh. there you go. squeeze it in. come on. turn in towards each other. that would be great. that's a great one. that's fantastic. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. for your. i wanted to thank them too, because today is nine over 11. so this is an example of team, mates and police officers coming together and fire persons coming together to save people. so i want to commend you and congratulate you all to and remember 911 today, and you guys are an

out in about 4 minutes time, expected to be, up 3% we are expecting growth here, but like you, nancy lazarecession says fed too late here she is with me this week watch. >> wield say we have to stay home bundle bursting bifurcation with companies also on the industrial side, we have way too much consumer debt, mortgage problem but a credit card problem a clear increase in delinquency rates the last we have a very sharp increase in inventories, ratio increased dramatically, so we have economic excesses also helm determine the length and depth of recession along with what, the fed does how quickly they indeed they indeed ease, good news fed cutting rates but it's too late. maria: too late we expect 3% growth, looking at growth in this economy despite negativeing expectations for a recession. >> we're also with this report going to get annual benchmarks revisions to gdp i expect eerily reminiscent as we saw with payroll numbers mirrored with gdp in employment numbers hiej gap a long time between the household survey and payroll in gdp a huge gap between gdp, and gdi, growth domestic income wi

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[indiscernible] assistant chief of operations, lazar and president of our police officer associatione and attending the press conference this morning. first of all, we are here to talk about something very exciting to us and that's the introduction of our drone program in the san francisco police department. before i go further, i like to give thanks to our mayor, london breed and our da

jonathan writes in the bull brk the degree to which he was lazar focused on the issues that resonate with those old guard republican centrists, harris talked about her support for family formation, which is a conservative talking point, her recognition of the importancekif smallre businesses, key with th republican constituency, toxic tax cuts, china and russia, unwavering commitment to israel, talked about being a gun owner. you know, the list goes on. i thought that was pretty targeted messaging. do you think it resonates, gorge? >>t yeah, i think it does becae i think the only substantive argument when trump makes it is that somehow kamala harris is too i liberal for the country. that's the only substantive argument he has, and try to bring in immigration or taxes and things like that. and she attacked right to the center, and she basically took -- the same thing that happened in the convention where they basically took over the flag. donald trump spends all his time trashing on america, not offering a vision for the future. it's a very negative and dystopian view of thend country

good points but if the fed was late in cutting rates that accelerate the recession that's what nancy lazars i spoke with her on the program, listen to this. >> today we would say we have the stay-at-home bubble bursting which is why you have bifurcation within companies particularly on the consumer but also on the industrial side we have way too much consumer installment, thank gosh it's not a mortgage debt problem today but it is a credit card problem and you have a clear increase in delinquency rates, at last we have a sharp increase in auto inventories, the ratio has increased dramatically we have the excess which also help determine the length and depth of the recession along with what the fed doesn't how quickly they indeed, the base case, good news about his cutting rates but it is to late. maria: what about that do you agree were good to see a recession because the fed was too late and what about the economic data how does that inform your decisions at the final read of second quarter gdp on thursday the fed's preferred readout inflation august pc on friday. >> i agree with nancy an

maria: you started your own farm and focus on the macro story, nancy lazar is a regular gun.t to get your take what she said she was with me this week. >> today we would say we have the stay-at-home bubble bursting which is why your bifurcation with the companies on the consumer but also on the industrial side we have way too much consumer installment but is a credit card problem and a clear increase in delinquency rights. lastly sharp increase in auto inventory the highest ratio has increased radically, we have the economic access which helped determine the length and depth of the reception along with what the fed does and how they indeed. the best case good news of the fed is cutting rates but it's too late. maria: she says it's too late and we will see a recession in 25, your reaction. >> we disagree if you look at the leading indicators of business cycles and how the process works yet policy tightened the liquidity drain then growth is slow and the markets breakdown and then you have the employment picture breaking down. we don't have the preconditions i got was suggestin

i want to talk about this change you were talking about with nancy lazar.ave chronicled over the past several years this idea -- you know, there was a song in the 1930s, in the depression era. it was "prosperity is just around the corner, but we still want to know which corner." it's been the opposite with the recession. recession is in the next quarter, but we want to know which quarter. it's been a trend, kelly, that every next quarter was going to be the weak one, until the quarter comes around and the economist revised it up. so i don't know, i'm not say thing won't be a recession, but this has been an expansion that's had few beliefs and a lot of skeptics. it just keeps rolling on. i appreciate some of julia's concern about where the next engine of growth is going to come from. but if you have higher earnings and decent economic growth, i wouldn't worry too much about that. >> i feel like the grinch at the end of the movie, where this -- for the past year, so worried about a hard landing. my heart is expanding and maybe it's going to be just fine. so t

. >> i did notice, and people like nancy lazar who has been trying to track this and jeb polson trying out what is the fiscal impulse. >> nancy, much more cautious on whether it's running out of steam here based on anecdotal evidence. do you get a sense for what is still coming down the pike? >> yeah. it's modest. >> go ahead. >> it's modest, kelly. i think the key way of looking at this is the change in the budget deficit and it's high. the deficit is high, no doubt about it and it's not changing. if anything it's starting to come in and the fiscal impulse is close to zero, you know? so i don't think it's playing a big role at this point in terms of driving economic activity. and economic activity, particularly from the prism of the labor market, the job market is clearly slowing and you can see it in the average monthly job growth and you can see it in the weaker hours and the decline in unfilled positions and you can see it in the lower hiring rate, and you've got a lot of labor force growth because of the strong immigration. so that's why unemployment has been notching higher and i

but i mean, look, we're going to speak with nancy lazar in a bit, piper sandler head of economics theresion follows. so what does this 50 basis point cut and expectations for more cuts tell you about where we are in the macro story? are things worse than many people expect? >> i think we need see -- you have the j effect which you know which is an effect once you have a cut you don't see it in the numbers immediately, it's a three to six months when you actually see it so home sales just because we cut last week by 50 basis points, that won't be affected within the next two to three months so i don't think you'll see a lot of revisions in there. i do think inflation should get under control. but quite honestly, this is all about november 5th. this ends up being about what's going to happen with the election and how people position themselves in the market right now. even the dollar is pretty low in volatility perspective. so futures are as you can see right there, is not moving as much but people i feel including ourselves are positioning very much and where can you see value? what do y

former conservative mp richard drax and former labour party adviser matthew lazar.tories instinctively support the police , instinctively support the police, but the police have apologised for their failure over the gaza policing. they apologised over the everard policing. they were pretty weak about the black lives matter policing . just lives matter policing. just because you support the police doesn't mean you shouldn't. on occasions criticise them. >> no, i agree, i think yvette cooper's language is unfortunate , cooper's language is unfortunate, i really do. i think that's the sort of language that incites just the sort of thing that the socialists are now saying shouldn't be said, because it's untrue. reform and the conservative party is the last thing i want to do is to want to incite anything. and let's make it absolutely clear, none of us in this room and in other countries support violence. i mean, it's absolutely just a non—starter. but there are many, many millions of people in this country who are very concerned at the level of migration and illegal, bo

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[indiscernible] assistant of operations, lazar and president of our police officer association mccray. thank you all for being here this morning. first of all, we are here to talk about something very exciting to us and that's the introduction of ou drone program in the san francisco police department. before i go further, i like to give thanks to our mayor, london breed and our da for being here, because it is her leadership that got us here and proposition e voters passed in march. anounss sfpd successfully launched our drone program and this is all thanks to our mayor. drones have truly police department. think of this, we have been without air support over 24 years since the early 2000 and officers have tremendous technology at their finger tips other law enforcement agencies regularly use. drones ain and lieuten want will discuss shortly. benefits include, faster response times, si tools, more precision, de-escalation, more information to formulate a plan, officer safety enin necessary police chases and integration with technology such as cameras we are putting up around the city

frescoes in the vaulted golden crypt of the temple, serbian martyrs from different times, including tsar lazaron the kosovo field, and the new martyrs of jasenovad. orthodox prisoners of the croatian death camp, who were martyred by the ustoshes during the second world war, it was a real genocide, so understanding this loyalty to their faith, because people suffered only because of their belonging to the orthodox faith, the church recognizes them today as holy martyrs. the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries was also tragic for the serbian church: first, the bombing of independent yugoslavia by aviation. in the year ninety-ten. unique footage, still in the bare walls of the church of st. sava, two patriarchs, the serbian and russian orthodox church, pavel and alexei ii, pray for an end to the war and suffering. the next big test is already in march 2004. kosovo-albanian forces organize a terrible pogrom, burn everything that is serbian in kosovo, mainly churches. the ukrainian scenario of a split tried to be implemented in montenegro. serbian shrines were planned to be transferred to an organi

carolyn lazar, she has to move pallets and pallets worth of food in a very short period of time. and we've had to rely on, organizations outside the county. unfortunately to pick some of that food up. so we're losing some of our, our food that could be kept local. so we're in this next round of funding we're really going to hope to address that, food recovery organizations do not want to charge the food generators. they might be against their mission, but the money has to come from somewhere. so that's a that's a big puzzle we're trying to solve here, a lot of our staff do feel like the generators should pay because it is a real cost, and so how how do we sustain the funding for these programs on an ongoing basis is the big question, we did try to offer food waste prevention technology, a lot of them declined because they were busy trying to comply with sb 1383. but to me, that's the future of food waste prevention. we don't want these numbers to go up, up, up, up, up. we want to reduce. that's where the real climate impact is. and as our director mentioned, we got another 2.1 mi

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chief rachel moran, who's here and has been very supportive of us and the everything we need, ac dave lazar and chief police tha of support and we appreciate it. and theike i said, come on out and see the program. we'd love to have you. thank you. for any member of the public would like to make public comment please approach the podium. there is no public comment. line item 12 discussion and possible actiont general order 2.07 discipline process for sworn members for the department to use in meeting andected bargaining units as required by law. discussion and possible commissioners. hello. my name is who have not met, i was assigned to be kind of the chief.07, so i'm happy t what we changed and the kind of the design about the current one? the current one the curren is a series of definitions that are helpful, but our process from beginning to end. so the design philosophy h take state law local law, dgos other commission processes or rules, combine it into one explains what what is the process for chiefs the process for commission level case? what are those things? double jeopardy and so f

we're joined now by sandi bogle and matthew lazar back on the panel.the cps in 2009 when one of the victims of al—fayed drops on the cps desk? >> yeah, it was it was it it was keir starmer. we have no evidence that it went across his desk. >> well, number 10, number 10 say it didn't know. yes. it went across the desk of the cps high profile division , which, yeah. profile division, which, yeah. al—fayed was being scrutinised by and i just i mean, can you believe that as the head of an organisation, you wouldn't know who was currently? >> yeah, actually, i had a friend who was very senior in the, in the cps at the time, and there was just such a volume of cases.i there was just such a volume of cases. i think that what they didn't do then at the time is get the chief prosecutor to look at the all the high profile ones, which seems jolly sensible. i don't think that was the practice beforehand. i hope they've changed things so that so that the so that ones that are going to of this magnitude do land on the death of the desk of the chief prosecutor, who t

here and has been very supportive of us and the program and giving us everything we need, ac dave lazarchief it's gotten a lot of support and we appreciate it. and the commission and like i said, come on out and see the program. we'd love to have you. thank you. for any member of the public would like to make public comment regarding line item 11. please approach the podium. there is no public comment. line item 12 discussion and possible action to approve revised department general order 2.07 discipline process for sworn members for the department to use in meeting and conferring with the affected bargaining units as required by law. discussion and possible action. thank you. good eveningn s. hello. my name is stephen betts. for those who have not met, i was assigned to be kind of the chief7, so i'm ho give a quick overview of what we changed and the kind of the designsophfor this, so what was broken about the current one? the current one, the current 2.07 basically is a series of definitions that are helpful, but they don't really describebeginning to end. so thn philosophy here was t

[indiscernible] assistant of operations, lazar and president of our police officer association mccrayr being here attending the press conference this morning. first of all, we are here to talk about something very exciting to us and that's the introduction of ou drone program in the san francisco police department. before i go further, i like to give thanks to our mayor, london breed and our da for being here, because it is her leadership that got us here and proposition e voters passed in march. excid to