i believe they were the 161 mailers and working with our treasury, we submitted the filings and uploaded them to the website. and shortly thereafter, we received a letter from the commission. i believe ernestin x-rays brach's steen submittee braxtone filing and we submitted a letter, that the campaign consultant was responsible and the contract that we had with the consultant and the mitigating circumstances of that late filing and the fact that as soon as we found out about it, our campaign found it about it, we immediately uploaded those required documents and we had not gotten a response back. >> to the waiver request. >> exactly. >> that was received in 2016 or '17? >> to 17. '17. so this week we received an email from ernestine braxton requesting the late fees be paid with no mention of the waiver. >> so you never received -- ok. thank you. and then -- >> so that's why i'm here today to ask for consideration given that our campaign committee passed audit back in 2018 without any problems, except that i think there was one -- a small amount was not accounted for, but other than that,

the union responded with a statement that did not address the mailer but called boudin inexperienced and dangerous. what we haven't seen before is this. san francisco's ballot counting machines that will allow you to personally inspect every vote cast in every precinct in the city. >> the voting system actually takes a picture of every ballot card that is read. >> reporter: every ballot photographed and every vote not only counted but machine will inclu explanation of how it interpreted every mark place on the ballot. within a few days, every photographed ballot will be put on the internet for people to inspect. >> essentially people can count the votes themselves and do comparison to their counts to what the department released as the official result. >> reporter: when they go on the internet all the ballots will be organized by district and each of those districts will be broken down into separate p precincts. the names on the ballots will be redacted. >> thank you, mark. be sure to neck out our website for up to the minute election results. we'll be pushing out results through our

they also sent out mailers across the city saying chesa boudin is putting families at risk. supporters say it benefits rival candidates. we reached out to the campaign office but they have not gotten back to us with a comment. all four candidates running and trying to get a seat left empty. jackie ward, kpix.com. >>> time for a look at this morning top stories. >>> other races monitoring this morning, the san francisco mayoral race, the mayor is expected to face and his election as she runs for a full term, she is up against five challengers winning a special election in 2018 to replace the late mayor and lee. >>> two more testimonies in the impeachment inquiry expected to be released today, two released yesterday. and associates rudy giuliani also ready to work with congress. >>> we all know police got a n they shut up, the first call about noise came around 9:15, shots were fired around 10:35, officers say they were tied up in a home invasion incidents just up the road. >>> a federal judge is ordering pg&e to explain what role the equipment played in the devastating kincad

this is trying to buy democracy, this is trying to buy elections >> they also sent out mailers across the state, putting families at risk, supporters say the ads are meant to benefit rival candidates. we reached out to the campaign but have not heard back. and easy reelection running for a full term, she is up against five challengers. she won a special election in june 2018 after the late mayor ed lee. they will decide on a half- dozen ballots measures including props see which is a ban on e-cigarettes sales allowing sales to adult and limiting sales to youth. email cigarette maker juul spent going to dollars to overturn the ban but backed away about a month ago. we will have complete election results and reactions on air and on kpix.com. >>> we take a live look at capitol hill where the impeachment inquiry into president trump is starting to move into the public eye. the first transcript of testimonies were just released. two more are expected later today. laura podesta has the details. >> reporter: at a rally for the kentucky governor last night, the state focus on the washington i

the union funded political ads and sent out mailers against boudin in and in favor of loftus. >>> a mancted of shooting two homeless men with arrows faces two counts of attempted homicide. it happened early this morning in a marshy area along the bay trail south of central avenue. two men and a woman were camping there when the arrows started flying. the woman wasn't hurt, but both men were hit. they are in stable condition tonight. the suspect was last seen in white fleece and a blue backpack and riding a purple bike. if you have information, police want to hear from you. >>> a construction worker is in the hospital after falling 40 feet from a platform in san francisco. it happened at 11th street and market close to the civic center. the worker is listed in serious condition at a trauma center. they don't know exactly how the accident happened. >>> tonight, firefighters have stopped the forward progress of a brush fire in the hollywood hills. it up plumes of gray smoke near the warner brothers movie studio. >> reporter: an air fight above the hollywood hills. a reminder, this urban oa

they said in a statement to other media outlets, the people who received the mailer subscribed to a third party opt in request. a privacy lawyer says to her, that's bad enough. >> it was really intrusive. i felt like they were assuming really highly sensitive personal information about me. >> cbs news could not reach mother lounge's owner, and they are looking for ways to avoid lounge. and when she complained, consumer reports takes the complaints seriously. >>> at&t is shelling out $60 million settling a federal complaint after being accused of misleading customers. they offered unlimited data to customers, they say they began slowing down the transmission speeds in 2011 and that forced customers to upgrade to a more expensive plan. at&t will offer partial refunds to be the 3 and a half million and current customers affected. a spokesman said none of the allegations were proved in court. he said we were fully prepared to defend ourselves, but decided settling was in the best interest of consumers. >>> crews broke down on the tallest tower, this will have 875,000 square feet of space and

. >> the union also sent out mailers saying boudin is quote putting our families at risk. we've reached out to other campaigns. they have yet to get back to us with a comment. don't forget we'll be covering election day all day tomorrow. as the results roll in, get the latest on kpix 5 and our website at kpix.com. >> reporter: we're at barkley humane with a trusted volunteers betrayed their trust. i'll have the story coming up. >> plus cashing in on housing. the bay area shopping mall getting into the ring. >> and facebook reinventing its identity. the reasoning behind its new logo. >> and i hope you've been enjoying the temperatures out there this weekend and the start of the week. we're above average in many spots across the bay area, and the question is how long does that keep going on. i'll show you that in the seven-day forecast coming up. chesa boudin said he wouldn't seek maximum sentences as district attorney, even for murder. we are a progressive city, but letting violent criminals off early endangers everyone. ad paid for by san francisco police officers associat

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booking holdings formallily known as price line was downgraded to neutral from bias bank of america mailerj, the analyst citing macroconcerns from travel industry. the price target is $2160. the stock fell a fraction to 2032.02. till ahead, on this jobs day, the challenges that some companies are facinhen it comes to finding workers to protect against hacks. ♪ ♪ >>> it was a rough week for boeing and it's not ening any better process. someen flight ance questioning the safety of the troubled 737 max. following testimony t we can from boeinggceo, the flight attendantnt union repreg american airlines is questioning whether the f.a. chl a has the resources necessary for oversight moving forward. american's 28,000 flight attendantsay they will quote refuse to walk onto a plane that may not be safe, enduote. >>> senator elizabeth warren leased a new outline of herred medicare for all plan. the single payer program would over a decade.r $52 tririion which her campaign says is roughry the same as what the current system sts. the democratic presidential hopeful said it would give everr an ful heal

you spent quite a bit of time perfecting the mailer the netflix used. as i mentioned, netflix took 10 years before we got to streaming which means we were mailing dvds to people. had to go to the post office. we had to do it for a first-class stamp and in a way that didn't get mangled or broken or put off to the side. it turns out that devising the simple envelope that could also double as the return envelope was a real work of art. we spent hundreds of hours perfecting it. i couldn't get my mind off of it. i dreamed about little red envelopes. i remember coming into the office at 10:00 at night and walking in just to get something and passing a stack of envelopes. the idea struck me. before i even knew it, i ran out got something my wife and i called the restaurant bag. it was a combination of the tape and toys and state -- and staples and crayons that you would use to keep kids amused in a restaurant. i pull this out and got paper and tape and markers and reconstructed the envelope in two or three hours that night. i handed it off to our warehouse man

mailer's are known for modeling yet well yeah the guy who plays taser is called naoki kobayashi and he's known into power as a pop star and a dancer and he's just started doing acting work with plays t.v. so really it was a huge sort of jump for him but he had so many qualities that worked so well for the character you have this intensity in this charisma and this intuitive understanding of their character so i found he did this sort of amazing portrayal of taiji and he worked very well with alysia like their chemistry and so it was terrific. bush thank you thank you i should wash west berlin director of earthquake but speaking to me there in central london and the film is available to stream on netflix now that's it for the show but we'll be back on monday with news of the world's most famous publisher imprisoned wiki leaks founder julian assange see on monday and then till then keep in touch by social media and subscribe to going on the ground on your. your government and our government and all the other major governments of the world know what's going to happen and when it's gone. but

. >> you spent quite a bit of time perfecting the mailer that netflix used. >> as i mentioned, netflix took 10 years before we got to streaming. we were mailing dvds to people. we had to go through the post office and we had to do it through first-class down. in a way that didn't get mangled or broken or cut off to the side devising this simple envelope that could also double as a return envelope was a real work of art. we spent hundreds of hours perfecting it. i could not get my mind off of it. i dreamed about little red envelopes. coming back at dinnertime. passing a stack of envelopes. before i even knew what i did, i ran out to my car and got something my wife and i called the restaurant bag. this was a collection of all the tools and tape and staples and grants that you would use to keep three kids under five amused at a restaurant. i remember pulling this open and reconstructing this envelope in about two or three hours at night, the warehouse manager on the way out the door, give this one a try. >> when netflix first went online, you are mailing these by hand. people were actual

>>there are statements and their mailers or hate mail their lives their dishonest and they're classic your mongering designed to you know blow dog whistles and get people scared rather than focusing on the real issues, the police officers association has fought every single effort to reform police conduct and the criminal justice system for decades there on the wrong side of this issue just like they have been for your longtime prosecutor nancy tang also to be a candidate. >>says san francisco is top of the list for property crimes and reports filed per capita. >>and that's shocking to me. it's also on the other hand not shocking because of the added to the current district attorneys and that will change when i'm the district attorney ernie. we will take these crimes seriously working in concert. with the local law enforcement in san francisco police department and regionally with other law enforcement agencies. >>deputy state attorneys general leave doubt is running for the da's top spot as well. he supports the creation of an auto burglary taskforce and wants to crack down on drug d

. >> host: you spent quite a bit of time perfecting the mailer that netflix used. >> guest: netflix as i mention took ten years before we got to streaming, which means we were mailing dvds to people. we had to go through the post office that and we had to do ia first-class stamp and we had to do it in a in a way that didn't mangled or broken or put off to the side. turns out devising the simple envelope they can also double as a return envelope was a real work of art. we spent hundreds of hours perfecting it, and i couldn't get my mind off it. i dreamed about little red envelopes, and there was one time i remember coming into the office probably ten at night and walking in just to get something and passing a stack of envelopes and this idea struck me. before even knew what i did, i ran it to my car and get something my wife and i called the restaurant bag here this was the collection of all the tools and toys and tape and staples and crayons that you would use to keep three kids under five abused at a restaurant. i remember pulling this thing open and pulling a paper and tape and marke

. >> host: marc randolph, you spent quite a bit time perfecting the mailer that netflix used. >> guest: netflix, as i mentioned, took ten years before i got to streaming which means we were mailing dvds and we had to go to the post office and do it for a first class and do it in a way that did not get mangled or broken and it turns out the visine the simple envelope that can double as a return envelope was a real work of art. we spent hundreds of hours perfecting it and i could not get my mind off it and dreamed about little red envelopes. there was one time i remember coming into the office at tonight and i to come back after dinner just to get something in passing a stack of envelopes and this idea struck me. before i even knew what i did iran out to my car and got something my wife and i called the restaurant's back. this was the collection of all the tools and toys and tape and staples and creams that you would use to keep three kids under five amused at eight restaurants. i remember pulling this thing open and pulling out paper and tape and markers and reconstructing this envelope

mailer's known for modeling yeah well yeah the guy who plays stacey is called my okie kobayashi and he's known into power as a pop star. and he's just started doing acting work with plays t.v. so really it was a huge sort of jump for him but he had so many qualities that worked so well for the character you have this intensity in this charisma and this intuitive understanding of the character so i found he did this sort of amazing portrayal of tell you she worked very well with willesee heart their chemistry and so it was terrific. wash thank you thank you wash west berlin director of earthquake bird speaking to me there in central london and the film is available to stream on netflix now that's over the show but we'll be back on monday with news of the world's most famous publisher imprisoned wiki leaks founder julian assange and the deal that you can judge by social media and subscribe to going underground on you to. join me every thursday on the alex salmond sure i'll be speaking to the world of politics. i'm sure. i'll see you there. what politicians do. they put themselves on the li

ktvu's lori mailer shows us some of the young and generous volunteers taking part this year. >> reporterriday at santana row in san jose, as the christmas season kicked off, so did a heartfelt holiday tradition, the one warm coat donation drive launched at several locations around the bay area. the all volunteer effort collects new and gently used coats for the unfortunate, including help from the girl scouts. >> with the cold temperatures this morning and the fact i'm wearing the super extra warm coat and scarf, think about all the people who just don't have all the resources to get the things that we have right now. >> we wanted to have people to be warm and cozy. >> reporter: even the littlest ones out here on a chilly morning returning to help. including four-year-old aunt connie lf from cupertino. you had the help of his big sister. he donated his warm jacket. >> is being very kind by giving up his own coat that he was using to give it to someone else who needs it more. >> sharing is very important. sharing is like caring. >> it gives us the resources to go out and provide. in some

israeli mailer imilitary targetg rocket launching units of islamic jihad today i gaza, many injuries emotions are high. as family members are unsure about the fate of their loved ones. which with each death, there are more calls on hamas, the group no control of gaza strip to respond. >> we spoke with a senior hamas official who indicated that his group may have to get involved in fighting, so far it has been focused on israel, versus islamic gee e jihad, if this dos happen. and they get involved this willieescalate greatly, as for e feaceasefire effort they are beg worked on you but right now rockets are still being fired into out israel. elizabeth: trey thank you so much. >> next, solid trump economy, with white house trade advisory or peter navarro, we ask him if a trade deal will be done with china before christmas. and where is the 2020 democrat debate on jobs? that is coming up. actually from credit cards. it's just not right. but with sofi, you can get your credit cards right, by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. you can get your interest rate right

the police union also sent out mailers across the city saying they're putting families at risk, supporters say the answer to benefit rival candidates. we reached out to the campaign office but have not gotten back to us with the, the candidates are vying to the open seat. >>> in the next half hour, the race for the mayor and the fight for e-cigarettes, stay with us for complete election results and reactions on air and online at kpix.com. >>> happening today, the police chief will explain what happened the night five people were killed at an airbnb, city officials consider a temporary ban on short-term rentals. another nagging question this morning, why did it take police along to respond to the original noise complaint at 9:19 that night, the officer did not end up heading to the scene for another hour and a half. around 10:48 before shots ring out. >> the police breakup all the fights, see kind of wonder how this escalated. >> we now have an answer, the contra costa county sheriff says earlier in the evening there was a violent home invasion on martina road in nearby lafayette, the polic

cara gurney of the outreach team came ask gave us on the multi family mailer campaign it was part ofa new zero a system roll out and it was exciting to see all that in action and see the materials the outreach team came up with. cindy has been busy. she's the climate program manager who just spoke with us and the spiel committee so she's been very busy. she came and talked to us about how the department is planning to reach out and engage the community on the revisions to the climate action plan that debbie mentioned earlier. >> commissioners, any questions? any public comment? >> on the next item? on the director's report on this item? >> it is the director's report. >> do you want do give comment? >> we're going to move back. >> ok. >> so we go to announcements. >> yeah, is there any objection to moving back to item 9 to take public comment? ok. without objection, here we go. >> susan paradox, california native plant society. welcome. >> i'm susan with the california native plant society. i wanted to thank the department of environment for your biodiversity resolution. because you

is sending out a final mailer this week to 9,000 noncommunity property owners, for the december 1st deadline. and so just again there might be a spike and you might hear from some property owners. the tobacco economic mitigation working group held its second meeting last wednesday and was -- we received a detailed review of the tobacco permitting process from the department depf public health. it was very informative. and then just i wanted to make sure that all of you are aware that the city is now requiring all commissioners to go through implicit bias training. so dough minka has forwarded an email to you. it's due by the end of the year. and then following up on some of the legislative matters, so a new piece of legislation has been introduced, that is going to require all departments to hold two meetings, regarding the annual budget. so this will be something that, if passed, we will be adding to our calendar. we will need to finalize those hearings by the end of february. so the likelihood that we're hearing those in january and february. in terms of the -- items that you have heard, t

you heard from folks that did get the mailer. you heard that there were notices posted. again, we uploaded the affidavits proving as much. as far as the design, this is as sleek and as small of a design we installed for san francisco. we've worked for the planning department for several years to try to make these as small and unobtrusive as possible. installations that might occur on lotten would be on larger poles with communication lines. those installations require large separation from power lines and communication lines. they just result in bigger, more obvious installations. while it's true in some locations it might be better to go to one location over another, it would result in bigger installations. that's true here with what would be required if we went to a different location. i want to highlight those things and answer any questions. >> the question was really just to try to explain why this location is important. like what is the reason. i understand the size difference if you're further away, but why do you need to be here at this particular location? >> th

the union funded political ads and sent out numerous mailers against boudin and in favor of lo if, tus. >> in richmond this morning, the search is on for a man who is accused of shooting two homeless men with arrows. it happened yesterday morning along the bay trail south of central avenue. two men and a woman remember catching there when the arrow started flying. the woman was not hurt but both men are hit. the victims are in stable . the suspect was last seen wearing a heavy jacket with white fleece and a blue backpack riding a purpose will bicycle. if you have any information, police want to hear from you. >> a construction worker is in the hospital after falling 40 feet from a platform in san francisco. it happened yesterday afternoon on 11th street between mission and markets which is close to the civic center. the worker is listed in serious at a trauma center but no word on how that accident happened. >>> on the fire watch this morning, the firefighters stopped the forward progress of a brush fire in the hollywood hills. it's sending up plumes of gray smoke near the warner broth

candidate and these of it all comes down to 2 races for not paying too much attention to what the last mailers got and what your impressions are of of where these people stand on that spectrum when you go to and bottom line we've been saying this we might not know tonight or at least until much later. >>who actually comes out on top of me race for d a but can a grant will be talking about this and a lot of other things coming up at 11 and on so michael will be joining me them so back to you. >>katherine michael thanks very much. we're also following some of the major paces across the country, kentucky, virginia and mississippi here held contests that could be seen perhaps as tests of the impacted impeachment and president trump's political power are and are going in state that the won by nearly 30 points in 2016. the race for governor between republican governor the incumbent that bevin on the left and the democratic challenger tourney general andy bashir on the right and despite a president trump rally in kentucky just last night supporting bevin bashir is leading in all polls and has or in t

kind of attempted takeover, but on the other hand, it also bought them incredible numbers of attack mailerst were sent to people's mailboxes come in less attack ads on every type of social media and other media and then of course the corporate media doing the bidding of t the billionaire class. we were up against all of that. and the fact that we have won despite ththat, not only t the progressive slate which is incredibly importantnt and was important we build toward this progressive unity is a really important demonstration of h how progressivive movements can have hohonest debates and discussions among ourselves, but also important t r us to take a princicipled, unifified to stand against the billionaire class -- which h is what we h have been e to accomplish. i am really proud off rank-and-f-file democratsts ande grassroots democratic party leaders and organizers takingnga stand in s solidarity with the socialist movementnt and working together. our movement wasn't just about come ok, m making an abstract treatment against corporations. this whole battle has unfolded from the wake of th

portions of sonoma county mailers power around 4:00 or 5:00 and extra fire crews are working in the north bay due to the increased fire danger. emergency operations centers are also activated. >> it is becoming a machine that we are able to quickly and efficiently put into motion. it's not getting easier for the community. we fully recognize that. >> reporter: pg&e says outages no longer plant, are no longer planned for alameda, contra costa, marin, santa clara, santa cruz and san mateo county but as for sonoma, napa and solano, pg&e said they hope to give the all clear tomorrow wants the outages do go out. they hope to have crews inspecting the lines before turning the power back on sometime before thursday by end of day. that is some good news. they want to mention that community resource centers will be open. people can charge their phones or their devices and maybe get a heater or clothing, rhs a blanket and also some ice if they need it. this power outage is expected to affect roughly 150,000 customers in the north bay in northern california areas. something to keep in mind. pg&e sai

>>or statements and their mailers or hate mail their lives their dishonest and they're classic your mongering designed you know blow dog whistles and get people scared rather than focusing on the real issues, the police officers association has fought every single effort to reform police conduct and the criminal justice system for decades there on the wrong side of this issue just like they have been for years. >>according to dow to we talked to a little bit earlier he says that the mayor could have weighted actually even to appoint somebody today. >>meaning. >>that this position doesn't actually kick in for the next couple of weeks or so the mayor told him that she needed to fill the position immediately but she said that she could have appointed somebody after they win tonight and then start that this a position of district tarting tonight as opposed to a couple of months from now that way would be fair to everybody but it seems like people are taking high road saying at least at 7 o'clock this morning. it's still 0, 0, as far as the score and of course everybody gets to vote and so 8 o'clo

but to the other candidates in the race it's interesting that a candidate like mailer pete is surginge any detailed plans released. he has a douglas plan for black americans and then there was a controversy about the fact they said black people endorsed it and they in fact did not endorse the plan. so i think the polling right now is very fluid and if everybody remembers the name gary heart, i wouldn't bet on anybody in this race right now. >> the difference between these two candidates is more than any candidate i've seen elizabeth warren is running an agenda. she had a lot of plans, i've got a plan for everything. buttigieg is running himself. it's a different way of running this campaign. >> i will point out one is a man and one is a woman and that matters in this case. women can't show up and be praised just based on the potential that you see in them, and i think that is one of the dynamics at play with mayor pete. and i do very much like him and think he's a great candidate, however, julian castro and cory booker have similar biographies and yet they're not polling as high. ther

>>there are statements and their mailers or hate mail their lives their dishonest and they're classic your mongering designed to you know blow dog whistles and get people scared rather than focusing on the real issues, the police officers association has fought every single effort to reform police conduct criminal justice system for decades there on the wrong side of this issue just like they have been for years longtime prosecutor nancy tang also to be a candidate. >>says san francisco is top of the list for property crimes and reports filed per capita. >>and that's shocking to me. it's also on the other hand not shocking because of the added to the current district attorneys and that will change when i'm the district attorney ernie. we will take these crimes seriously will be working in concert. with the local law enforcement in san francisco police department and regionally with other law enforcement agencies deputy state attorneys general leave doubt is running for the da's top spot as well. >>he supports the creation of an auto burglary taskforce and wants to crack down on drug d

a lot of neighborhood commercial corridors, you have to do neighborhood notification, send out a mailer, post a sign on your property. that is a -- the notification itself is a 30-day process. but the entirety of the journey that your permit application goes on, is significantly longer than 30 days. so there's the time before the neighborhood notification happens, after you submit your information and it gets assigned a planner and sent out for notification. and then after that, under the old system, your permit application would go from intake to intake and each of the permitting departments. so instead of being able to do it over the counter, it would go to the inbox over the counter and with all of the other more complicated stuff. we want to empower business owners to do as much of this stuff over-the-counter as possible. if all i'm doing is neighborhood notification, but not doing any building work, or doing limited building work, i should be able to do that, that back-end stuff over the counter at each of the departments. it's also better for the departments, because they don't ha

we were thinking about folks in haight and other parts of the neighborhood so we did mailers and postings and just different means. so it was using the open house but for folks who can't come to an open house also having these office hours and other events. but we also realized there were concerns on haight street that we weren't cognizant of and weren't thinking about as deeply so we slowed down that outreach process by a month to meet with the merchants and a self-organized group of several dozen neighbors and some of those conversations could be pretty fruitful. so that has led to some adjustments. i would also like to impress the pilot is an extension of the outreach. this isn't something we can easily model and to know how things are going to go with traffic modeling software and continue in different terms of what we should do on the street. the one thing i'm hearing is the status quo is not working. so we think the pilot is a step in the right direction and we look forward to continuing to having many more conversations with constituents to see how things might turn out and stand r

>>there are statements and their mailers or hate mail their lives their dishonest and they're classic your mongering designed you know blow dog whistles and get people scared rather than focusing on the real issues, the police officers association has fought every single effort to reform police conduct and the criminal justice system for decades there on the wrong side of this issue just like they have been for years. >>we will continue to hear from all all the other candidates who are running for district attorneys throughout the morning. we do know and we show these to you at the top of 5 o'clock at the polling places are starting to gather all the elements and you can do the drop-off ballots. if that's your way of doing it starting at 7 o'clock this morning. >>couple of other important measures on the ballot in san francisco also want to cover proposition c that's that one that with the regulate vaping products we already know the measure was formally backed by the cigarette maker juul yeah. >>and then they pulled out last month after already spending million to get props the on th

>>there are statements and their mailers or hate mail their lives their dishonest and they're classic your mongering designed to you know blow dog whistles and get people scared rather than focusing on the real issues, the police officers association has fought every single effort to reform police conduct criminal justice system for decades there on the wrong side of this issue just like they have been for years longtime prosecutor nancy tang also to be a candidate. >>says san francisco is top of the list for property crimes. and reports filed per capita. >>and that's shocking to me. it's also on the other hand not shocking because of the added to the current district attorneys and that will change when i'm the district attorney ernie. we will take these crimes seriously will be working in concert. with the local law enforcement in san francisco police department and regionally with other law enforcement agencies deputy state attorneys general leave doubt is running for the da's top spot as well. >>he supports the creation of an auto burglary taskforce and wants to crack down on drug

that facebook had died 500 people the cost of $20 is the subject to the same review the physical mailer going to hundred thousand people at a cost of 50000 taxpayer dollars. a little more than the expectation of privacy has brought the same it was ten years ago. and is a we support increased transparency standards for frankie. massively greater transparency comes a check and balance with constituents and the american taxpayer is the should replace the role of staff here in dc measuring pitcher and counting eyes. and finally is members of whose committee contemplate recommendations, even my three things. members need to keep send communication to their constituents. regional regulations are necessary to prevent abuse and filing of the regulations and guidance into be transparent and accessible and easy to understand. in whose basic process, i.e. in courage the members to think bold and also new ideas are always welcome. i will take whose opportunity to eat to you 29 seconds back to you mr. chair. soon thank you both. and it was a busy morning for you so thank you for making time to come.

a facebook ad going to 500 people at the cost of $20 is subject to the same review as a physical mailer going to 100,000 people at the cost of $50,000 taxpayer dollars? furthermore, the expectation of privacy is not the same as it was ten years ago and as a result we support increased transparency for franking. i believe with greater transparency is a check and balance with the constituents and the american taxpayer to replace the role of the staff here in d.c. measuring pictures and is. also, remember that members need to send the communications to their constituents, and reasonable regulations are necessary to prevent abuse, and finally that the regulations and the guidance need to be transparent, accessible and easy to understand. beyond the basic premises, i encourage the members to think bold, and also, new ideas are always welcomed. i will take this opportunity to yield 29 seconds back to you, mr. chairman. >> thank you. thank you, both. you both stuck the landing and thank you for the testimony, and chairwoman davis, it is a busy morning for you, and thank you for taking time to