so there are incentives for mccoy if he can find some kind of way forward here. that could be a big political upside for him. or there of course, this carries risks if he seen as having a failure on his hands. so let's talk more about what he can actually do to potentially calm these sanctions. nieto has firmly rejected russian demands that ukraine never joined the alliance. so what do we expect? mcroy might be able to bring to the table to de escalate the situation. yeah, there's a lot of speculation about that at the moment. we simply don't know the answer to it yet clear but, but what really stands out is that my call is of the western leaders. the one so far who has made it clearest, at least between the lines that he is willing to find a really kind of new grand bargain with lighting putin over european security is seeing this crisis is more about ukraine, but about the entire settlement of european security that emerged after the end of the cold war. now this has raised some concerns, particularly among eastern european allies, who are concerned that this m

mccoy had a loaded gun in his lap. body camera video shows mccoy begin to move right before officers shot and killed. the 20 year old mccoy's family is now suing the vallejo police department in federal court. on tonight's san francisco police commission meeting is still underway at this hour. they are discussing just who will be in charge of use of force investigations. last week, police chief bill scott said that he would end an agreement that gave that authority to the district attorney's office. native investigative reporter. evan sernoffsky joins us now live from the newsroom with the very latest on tonight's meeting. that's right, heather. the commission has been discussing this item for more than two hours now. and the stakes are extremely high for the future of police oversight in san francisco. the agreement with the district attorney's office could end in just over a week that would put the police department back in charge of investigating its own officers. could say that would undo years of work in reforming

we think that after not taking on our brother's case willie mccoy's brother. i think it's reprehensible. she is not. willing to do the entire job a district attorney for the mccoys family attorney takes a lot of audacity to refuse to do your job and then to run again, but she says she does have the support of many others and provided a list of dozens of endorsements from local politicians legislators and members of law enforcement abrams also says the county's november 2020 creation of a major crimes task force to investigate officer involved shootings eliminates any perceived conflicts of interest because law enforcement agency involved will not investigate itself now that you have the task force any other reason that you would refuse yourself in a case going forward no unlike her last term this time abrams faces in opponent her own chief deputy district. attorney sharon henry solano county the community there to deserves. a district attorney who w w make tough decisions? regardless of the political consequences she was a friend of mine and now she's i appare

mccoy answered. he's a believer in permanent supportive housing and recognizes that we need more shelter. >> chair peskin: there you go. >> supervisor mandelman: there you go. >> chair peskin: okay. why don't we open this item up to public comment? are there any members of the public who would like to speak to item number 6? >> clerk: yes, if you have not already done so, please press star, three to enter the queue. if you have already done so, please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted before you begin your comment. it looks like we have three callers lined up to speak. >> chair peskin: thank you. may we have the first caller, please. >> yes. i'm calling in support of kelley cutler for the homeless coordinating board. it's absolutely critical that the coalition on homelessness retain a seat on the local homeless coordinating board. it's vital for us bringing up questions and having a dialogue in a public forum with the department of homelessness and supportive housing. additionally

we're so desperate because we're very dependent on other people doing something of what they fidel mccoy's into new in this performance. as pixar casara constructs a metaphor on the suffocating greed of people who cut down the rain forest, i saw her. so i'll melvin said i think the solution is swapping and politicians who will actually do something for the environment off of all. that's the best way for us to save ourselves to see somebody the amazon rain forest to survive. indigenous voices must be hard, including those in the city. back to the rain forest, metropolis of mouse. emerson portion was 5 years old when their family moved to the city. they enjoyed the advantages of urban life, but always thought contact with nature and indigenous ancestors, payroll. so along those lines is another. i belong to the indigenous peoples whose history are gone, has been erased out of the proper ball and to live in or near the city bars or compare school, displaced from their culture and community through von booth. it's important that the world learned and brazil itself remembers that there are many

i use the same for 30 mccoy's energy for us. it's always been about living in harmony with nature. if you take something away, you have to give something back by adding though, if the idea was to live well together. and this is no longer the case if people are just taking much with their sub bag on bell. they're good. yeah. the preservation of the rain forest is essential. that's what indigenous peoples climate scientists, human rights activists and artists are fighting for, including swiss director me, lo. how does this quasi? i'm a direct practically one of the last regions that has not been completely sucked into the system not. and whether it's still a struggle going on that runs very deep and t 40 to the roots of our past and also to our future and that about themselves because of the amazon dies months was g. o been, so does the clinical needs nieto how said his interpretation of the greek tragedy antigone in the amazon. it's about the struggle between divine law and human justice, about the tyrant, korean, who wants to preserve his power at any cost. and of antigone, who res

he's been holding talks here in berlin, after meetings in kiev, and moscow mccoy says there's been no breakthrough, but that he's helped a fuse tensions. moscow denies claims it's planning an attack, but is continuing to amass weapons and troops at the border. with you credit in the palaces of power, europe's leaders are engaging in a diplomatic push to defuse the crisis on ukraine's borders. the leaders of germany, france, and poland tried to show a united front in berlin. while the guidelines of our common goal is to prevent a war in europe. but deployments of russian troops on the border with ukraine is very worrying. and our assessment here is very much the same as is our position here is does he didn't oh, glossy, the meeting followed a diplomatic, let spy, emanuel micron, who pushed for further talks on visits to moscow and kiev local missouri. i believe that we have concrete, practical solutions that will allow us to move forward. we have had the opportunity to discuss this together. i've also had the opportunity to discuss this with president putin, as i have done with my euro

hi, nick of tell us what has been happening, what you've been hearing, because we understand that mccoy has been talking about that visit to with the flooding report. and yesterday, while it quite this is an extorting meeting, the 2 ladies spent more than 5 hours together. and there was a press conference in the grand m kremlin palace press, which is considerable different distance from the leaders because of co restrictions. but this considerable confusion about what actually was agreed upon. there was signals coming from the french camp that behind closed doors, some kind of grand deal to at least reduce the risk an escalation, next few months had been cut. what exactly the terms would be, how that would play out, wasn't clear. and in social media ran that story. and just in the last hour, we've heard the criminal spokesperson coming out and denying that some agreement has been reached. that escalation, for now is on the table. so seemingly quite a big difference in takeaway between what the french thought they'd agreed with or achieved with russians. and what vladimir putin saw them

mccoy answered. he's a believer in permanent supportive housing and recognizes that we need more shelter. >> chair peskin: there you go. >> supervisor mandelman: there you go. >> chair peskin: okay. why don't we open this item up to public comment? are there any members of the public who would like to speak to item number 6? >> clerk: yes, if you have not already done so, please press star, three to enter the queue. if you have already done so, please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted before you begin your comment. it looks like we have three callers lined up to speak. >> chair peskin: thank you. may we have the first caller, please. >> yes. i'm calling in support of kelley cutler for the homeless coordinating board. it's absolutely critical that the coalition on homelessness retain a seat on the local homeless coordinating board. it's vital for us bringing up questions and having a dialogue in a public forum with the department of homelessness and supportive housing. additionally

she seen over stopping it is all it is, it will lead me mccoy, that they'll walk anymore. will become low at the little e, i believe, even though the key to it to make it a glance east is in the 8th of showed the problem. right. so see to deleon awesome new layer, girl mobility, almost of cigar blue wheels, abruptness. yes. more than was which out of the concrete? i talked to clear the bullet was awesome. now sal palazzo, you take that beautiful net to the school to see what each members analytical profile, thunder valley lights from the little anywhere. so see, norgard were you will come pranks or isn't in my city, guam, i don't margins in the miles of america portion. where shall, can you still hello, holding a little bit of trump on that there was smoke, but almost a whole by me for tioga problem or, but you could tiasha in for all the what else look, start the harassment region for the also that is with top google yes, just so it's not or slow to personally. that's an issue. you did show that he was sworn. he isn't putting out a yard as cousin, my liberal intervention

and when would you see mccoy, in preston street. you might for calling the preston's luckily i didn't that bishop, i'm so when you got to pick up a company's horse, a leukemia at the occasion of ours, and that just much is nicholas switzerland, the william switch and was not alone with soft. woolly said he wasn't sure what pleased of the wind tunnel. that shook mean 0. it was on your boots on the rope. why? miracle was value one, which he she was not nice to put a finger or get only imagery rubric while the mirror pushing water. he's gone with him. he's along with to build up a new mission. mm. yes. yeah, just that's in celina, a chat. but i have latch content. josh could lamazzo golf at at the but they will edge super a key at the end of a sudden they're eager is likened to them. is that the bletchley and you've been showing a dollar? no, never in the middle to peachcare, but then most on the ellsworth, but they haven't even lost but sort of miscellaneous, not doing this. but on scottish, the way you're going to do room is got to i

is that the real mccoy? are you the role mccoy? -- the real mccoy?hy would it be so uncomfortable for children in the classroom to know that that iconic phrase came about as a result of the significant contributions to the human spirit, to the greatness of america, by an african-american named elia mccoy? why is that to be uncomfortable? there's nothing that should be uncomfortable about that. i also think today about another african-american, jerry morgan. now all of us marvel at the gas mask. i remember as a child the first time i saw one and experimented with how it worked. i had no idea of the orr jib of it -- of the origin of it at the time. in fact, if i were to read the books that were published, i still would not have known the real origin. because in the books, they'll tell you that john coldane, scottish inventor, who came to this country and supposedly during world war i invented the first gas mask. but the critical fact is, world war i started in 1914. ended in 1918. but in 1911, or thereabouts, a man named garrett morgan, also from kentu

it's been rumored that mccoy is proposing a neutral status for ukraine to satisfy rushes, security demands. what, what do you make of that? we have to be aware of the fact that to jin follows a long term strategic vision of restoring a sort of format, former soviet union. and at this point, we have to state that there is, this is tammy the difference between liberal democracies and author press it between the integrated countries in the european union and nato and russia. and here we can only state what has already been stated in the seventy's of the last century. we can only agree to disagree if you're in mind. the systemic difference is we have to find modus vivendi, how to proceed. and now it's up to the negotiating parties to sit together and to define concept an object or negotiations, how to shape the entire security architecture. but it's not up to any one of the rest and leaders, i would say to proceed with singular proposals. we should stay united and during my long vision, the long term vision of fresh mr. civil horn, what would the neutral status for ukraine actually mean? no. w

will mccoy is stepping into a sort of leadership role here. what we're witnessing with these talks are taking place in moscow today, and there is one kind of structural basis for that in that france currently holds the presidency of the european union, which is this rotating roll. so my coin partly in moscow in that role, but also i think what we're witnessing is him recognizing that there's been something of a void left by the departure of angle america from from leadership in germany. and of course, her successor, all of schultz is still finding his feet. all of shots himself is in washington today. also part of this kind of diplomatic flurry of activity that is going on. so emmanuel, my cor, i'm a kind of a leadership opening as the senior figure in european politics there. and you have seen a huge amount of activity from my coin recent week, particularly with outreach to vladimir putin. i think he's the western leader who spoken to putin most frequently in this crisis so far. it's also important to remember that this is an election year in

. >> reporter: linda mccoy is president of the national association of mortgage brokers which representskers. i see that you're holding your next legislative and regulatory conference soon. looking through the conference schedule, i didn't see any sessions specifically devoted to corrective action against racial inequities in mortgage lending. is this not a priority? >> oh, we have speaking at our event fhfa. we're trying our best to do everything we can. >> that agency does a lot of different things. >> we haven't done our agenda yet. >> okay, my point is if you say it's important to you, why wouldn't it be reflected in the conference schedule? >> it can be. like i said, we aren't done with our agenda yet. >> i see, i see. >> you want it? okay, we've got it on our agenda, how about that? >> reporter: back in milwaukee, exsy tatum iii dreams of being able to own the right home for his family. >> you want a neighborhood that you can see your child ride up and down the street on their big wheel or their bike. >> reporter: the search continues in a place around the corner from his own home,

in the north bay, you're looking at the closure for the real mccoy ferry. that will go on for months. if you're going to get on or off, keep that in mind. the rest o slowly. a patch of fog in brentwood, discovery bay, so keep that in mind. >>> happening today, san francisco police arrested a sergeant daven cole last november. officers say that he robbed the pharmacy there looking for painkillers. in an interview with nbc bay area his attorney admitted he was addicted to painkillers that started a decade ago when he was bit by a dog. he's due in court today for a preliminary hearing. >>> a new government assessment finds russia could invade ukraine at any time. president biden is scheduled to meet germany's leader at the white house today. >> reporter: with the first wave of u.s. troops already on the ground in europe -- >> any message to the troops in poland and their families, sir? >> reporter: -- the white house is sending a dire warning. we're in a window where something could happen that is a military escalation and invasion of ukraine could happen at a

a blues performance is planned by martin luther mccoy for february. 26, we have all the details on our website. just click the black history month tab. time now for a look at the weather. taking a live look outside right now. golden gate bridge twilight. yeah. can't get enough of that. no exquisite and it should be cool and rainy this time of year. >> it is warm and dry. and rebecca strum joins us now. rebecca, you're saying it's going to get even a good deal. warmer. >> yeah. can you believe the guys? i mean february and it's of weeks. we've had mild afternoons and yes, a gorgeous sunset here behind me. this is our east bay camera, a little bit of a haze this afternoon. some high clouds, but a lot of sunshine to keep these mild temperatures going tomorrow. much of the same mostly in the 60's across the board, anywhere from low to mid even possibility the possibility of some upper 60's and our inland valley locations. but looking ahead, my seven-day around the bay. look at that big jump in temperatures. can you believe 70's that we could be seeing as we get into next week? it's going t

but then we heard more details about we're actually was discuss from emanuel mccoy himself. he's clearly pushing forward with there are with the normandy for my da normandy format, is where it's a format whereby france, germany, ukraine, and russia sit at the same table to try to find some sort of political compromise to describe as and is actually one of the few formats where ukraine and russia sit together face to face and can have some sort of good direct talk of 1 may say there was a meeting about 2 weeks ago at a lower level, but there's a bigger meeting. and next 3 in berlin emanuel michael say that the normandy format is the only way forward. he also said that both russia and ukraine have to stick to the main skag remain. that was signed back in 2015. the cease fire agreement is a 10 point agreement which ukraine seized as favoring russia, more than ukraine. and there was a bit of an exchange of words between a vladimir putin and a presidency lensky about that agreement. vladimir putin telling president zalinski, ah, well, the man said agreement like it or not deal wi

so you really taken by surprise us joyce mccoy's. you're from the netherlands. why did you end up? you're only constantly going so far by chance, actually to follow up. i studied architecture. my mom, my husband got a job in germany and i came with them. i couldn't find work. then i thought i can sail and started looking for those jobs didn't and they were our friends from a sailing school lay constance and one in flint, pork. so i thought i'd go for the one here. well miss, why not? not on germany value me that for me it was too similar to holland that the temperature, the weather. sure the sailing would be a bit more active than hear you. but i enjoy the landscape a closeness to the alps. and i also enjoy the villages here on lake constancy. there is no comparison to holland mit hold on for life. oh, i never thought sailing on lake constance could be so tiring. boy, i was wrong. but despite the effort, it's really fun with we're going back to sibling and my sailing adventure is over. now it's just a matter of maneuvering the boat back into the harbor on damaged. so we have to att

was a timing, go to get them name even were associate in mccoy. gonna put in a chick, however, shall go on and familiar with him. in south korea, all men are required to serve at least 18 months in the military. between the ages of 18 and 28. but every year, hundreds of hughes on religious or moral grounds. most of these conscientious objective. i jehovah, witnesses like 27 year old continued. oh, today due to the pat debit. he's attending an online math with these parents. a song alleged for all that they would call when you go on king hunger from wes smith who was helping boy was on gong colon desanto. william is william henry. cool gentleman. the user knows has internal ferrara and a maribel cool. and the great that us all calendar castle tom get a stale gonna because we don't want to say use edge in in utah, jazz curious, all koto cushioned germany assault on cromwell koberson to cost me a ploy, sir. co cobra. my strength. how was smith in less than a week? he, you must leave his family the 3 years. i said, i begin to think about it and talk w

a savannah has lots of grass land and just a few trees. osland mccoy tanisha winter ships and have to be realistic if the trees would need watering, tending to muddle with millions or even billions of new trees. who's going to do that work at the fun semester and was a human fit and that is all come you run him in western australia, a huge tree planting project is already underway. it's a landscape that isn't exactly welcoming for young saplings. the soil is dry. the terrain is uneven. salinity can be a problem for staff members of the environmental tech startup, lord of the trees. the work here is a challenge. planting trees by hand here would be extremely time consuming. that's why david tenant and ma mode. hussein are using drone technology. a drone can distribute seeds evenly from the air quickly. when it comes to planting trees, can it believes drones are the future? it's a great, big balancing act. you know, can we replace the trees faster than people have destroying them? this technology that we've developed is going to be fantastic and doing that. this is really the future for

scheduled to take place at the new parish in downtown oakland and san francisco artist martin luther mccoys signature mix blues on february. 26th to learn more about these events. you can just head to our website kron 4 dot com and click the black history month. tap. >> then join kron 4 as we commemorate black history month. our pam moore will host our 30 minute special honoring black history. mind body soul. it airs thursday, february 24th at 06:30pm. >> up next, a mother is doubting the boy who police investigators on how they handled the death of her daugh the mother of a woman found dead in her home this week. suspects foul play. this despite the police department ruling, the woman took her own life cross forcefully goff shares. what is? >> leading family and friends to question the investigation. >> photos taken inside 40 year-old green's home in vallejo are too graphic for the public. they show a lot of blood scattered on walls, doorways and the floors leading meet says mother ariadne to believe someone else killed she would never out. >> with a knife. says home is located on the 300

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it's for traveling to moscow yet will, mccoy is stepping into a sort of leadership role here. what we were discussing with these talks are taking place in moscow today. and there is one kind of structural basis for that in that front, currently holds the presidency of the european union, which is this rotating role. so my coin is partly in moscow in that role. but also i think what we witnessing is him recognizing that there's been something of a void left by the departure of angle america from from leadership in germany. and of course her successor will have shelter, still finding his feet of shots himself in washington today. also part of this kind of diplomatic flurry of activity that is going on. so emmanuel, my call, i'm a kind of a leadership opening as the senior figure in european politics there. and you have seen a huge amount of activity from my coin recently, particularly with outreach to vladimir putin. i think he's the western leader who is spoken to putin most frequently in this crisis so far. it's also important to remember that this is an election year in franc

be spoken about afterwards. naming the proposals that macro has made in moscow to vladimir putin. mccoy needs to find out what the ukrainians think about it. and if there is any chance that ukraine might agree to some sort of neutralization of the country in the future, professor, my god, thank you. very much for your and so i show that was gerhart, my professor and international relations at the university of its book catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world. today, in the united states, members of congress held a moment of silence to mark the countries, 900000 deaths from cub 19. the u. s. has suffered more fatalities from the corona virus pandemic than any other country police. in the canadian capital ottawa have seized thousands of leaders of fuel as part of a push to and protests against corona virus vaccine mandates. truckers and other drivers have jammed traffic in the city center for 10 days from minister just intruder who just recovered from the virus himself. as denounced the demonstrations saying they must stop. protest in canada appear to have

when all i've saw is the german chancellor, like emmanuel mccoy, had refused to take a russian p. c r test. he actually took one on board the plane. so very mixed messages of not really trusting each other, but at the same time, very concrete talks with very in concrete results so far. okay, this was, this was mister schultz is our 1st meeting. we're president bruton, who has that down his predecessor for 16 years of international meetings. so how did the novices do against the old hand? well, they hadn't suddenly a very engaged exchange in the press conference. also with all sorts, cracking a joke almost about and he doesn't know how long vladimir putin wants to remain in office, but he personally certainly won't stay forever. that's a hint at the democratic deficits that keep him in office. it totally, it seems. and what we understand from what we heard afterwards is that they were very detailed talks that actually there was a friendliness to those talks as well as so that kind of can see us be a bit more hope for that diplomacy might get a chance. and also highlights that divis

oh, you miss cheryl mccoy, much of the sort of new the fireballs this big fly over our house is not the pass. our windows lighting the room with the explosions are so loud on the drive home. sudden and terrifying blasts hidden ukrainian artillery, 5 shells towards separatist held territory. what do you crane? an army say is defensive action against the russian back threat just over the hills . char stratford, al jazeera greenwich, there, eastern ukraine. with some asian countries, a reporting record rises in curve at 19 cases. they've nearly doubled, for instance, in south korea to 170000. the health ministry there says the number of seriously ill patients and deaths, low around 70000 people have died from corona virus related illnesses. since the start of the pandemic in south korea, in hong kong. meanwhile, infections of had a record high of more than 8600. this is the territory launches, it's toughest restrictions since the pandemic began. people will have to show their vaccine certificates to enter, essential, and non essential. businesses. masks will be mandatory for outdoor exerci

well, not the main tie and her katie mccoy thought that he needed to take the initiative . i saying he does madison to survey that he will be the only leader and talking to teens. lensky was clearly he's initiative, which is to be followed by chance was charles laser. in a few days it has a trio. the some kind of did somebody come at csm? so i would say he's been leading the way, but he certainly am not beyond the a european leader who's going to play your important role in trying to solve this crisis. she say, momentum is now building in these diplomatic efforts. president kong claims he received assurances from president putin that a d escalation in the russia crane crisis is possible. now russia has been down playing any talk of progress. what's your reading of the outcome of mr. mcclellan's shuttle diplomacy this week. well, 2 things. first of all, there's a value in diplomacy in itself, meeting face to face a leader as my horse on and as charles will do a 4456 hour. it has value in itself because it allows the leaders to gauge each other and know each other's attention

i'm sure that he would not be able to come home, would say i achieved something which joe biden mccoy and, and, and all the other leaders who recently met with president putin. i've, i've been able to talk him into something that they have not achieved. i think that is not a realistic expectation. hulking michigan many thanks for the time. stay. thank you . thank you very much. ah. to the winter olympics in beijing now and it was a story of redemption for a french do oh. in the figure skating ice dance as gabriella a bacchus. and dio mercy's there on cleaned gold after falling shorts in the previous olympics, while they set a new world record with 226.98 point speeding the previous record. they had set themselves 4 years ago, address torn during their routine cost them their victory at the young chang, games where they could only secure a silver metal. kaylee humphreys has claimed the 1st to ever gold metal in the women's more noble events which made its olympic debut. and beijing, i'm phrase, was competing for the united states. having previously won 2 gold and a bronze in the 2 wome

well, this is certainly the big worry among americans. critics and mccoy's face criticism for this in the past he's, he's somebody who has always and this is part of his message to vladimir putin. he's somebody who was always throughout his period in office, try to stress that he wants to reach out and improve relations with russia. this cause has raised a lot of suspicions about him. but the french are emphasizing and you hear all the hear this also from german officials just how intense the consultations are going on between all of the different allies in this kind of diplomatic dance that's been going on recently. so for instance, my call spoke on the phone to joe biden, yesterday, for 40 minutes. he also consulted with the leaders of the baltic states ahead of this trip, and he's due here in berlin tomorrow to debrief with all i've shown the german chancellor plus that polish counterpart as well. so that would be the message from the french that this is part of a coordinated effort. but certainly the skeptics are worried that they could lead to a sort of unraveling or at least a s

the new parish in downtown oakland and in san francisco blues performances planned by martin luther mccoy6, we've got details on all of this on our website. kron 4 dot com. so just click on that and then click on the black history month tab for all the information. and don't forget to join us as we commemorate black history month with pam moore. she's going to be hosting a half hour special in titled honoring black history. mind body soul. it's going to air thursday evening on the 24th at 06:30pm. so if you've got the time and you can make join us, it should be quite a show. >> we'll take a break for 55 that i'm coming up in the next hour. the person who left a forty-niners fan in a coma has turned himself in claiming self-defense. the inglewood mayor is chiming in. we'll have that video and his comments coming up in just a little bit. also, parents, teachers, students, they're planning to host rallies today over school closures by they say they're not happy with the decision. and san jose now requiring vaccine boosters or a valid negative covid-19 test for indoor events to 50 or more at