lemonis: it's a busy time at susana monaco.sted $100,000 into creating the new core line and building up the inventory. and in just a few days, we're gonna be unveiling our new spring line at the fashion show. susana: oh, that's cute. anna: oh, that's cute. very cute. what do you think? lemonis: it needs to be clean, but i actually like the fact that it's slightly frayed. i like the fact, susana, that you put sheer all the way around. it really makes it dressy. the outside fabric feels just slightly too short. we're making improvements overall. but most importantly, the line is looking very promising. fabric feels much better. and i like the laser cut. susana: the laser cut's really good. anna: and that is very pretty. lemonis: i like what you did down here. remember how uneven it was at the bottom? susana: yes. yeah. i mean, it fits really good. lemonis: just a couple more details to iron out, and we should be good to go. nice. really nice. i think the collection looks great. today we're gonna be having the fashion show. i inv

first head coaching role and he has already seen his side crash out of the champions league monaco's next matches against nice who are managed by henry's former arsenal team mate patrick vieira. it's not a question of my personal level of confidence we try to win a series of matches one then two and then at least three so we should see much off the match and see what happens after that and when moving on to the n.b.a. of a dallas mavericks beat the portland trailblazers for their eighth straight home when de andre jordan had twelve points in the game while ricky forward who could on each bag twenty one and nine rebounds leading his side to a one eleven one zero to win portland have now lost eight of their last eleven games. and arizona the suns have continued their dismal run buddy hill and scored twenty points and seven assists to leave the visiting sacramento kings to a one twenty two to one zero five when phoenix have slumped to their six loss in a row. now the national hockey league is returning to seattle for the first time since one thousand nine hundred for the league approved

no great surprise that the iaaf meeting at their base in monaco has upheld the band. have looked into this issue, nine times they have decided against reinstating russia. they are determined not to blink until the russians have met all the conditions laid out in what they call their roadmap. the key issue in all of this is the sample is locked inside moscow's anti—doping laboratory. there was access to those examples —— they want access to those levels before they can consider lifting the ban. it was iaaf at odds with groups like the international olympic committee who this year welcomed back russia after leaving them out of the pyeongchang winter games. and with a wada who in september did something similar. athletics is immovable. i have been talking to the president of iaaf, lord coe. immovable. i have been talking to the president of imf, lord coe. our philosophy from the very outset has been can we separate the clean athletes from the tainted system? so over 30 russian athletes are competing internationally. they are competing internationally. they are competing

alex capstick is in monaco.e in monaco has upheld the ban —— night—time they looked into theissue ban —— night—time they looked into the issue and nine times they decided against reinstating russia, they are determined not to have it until they have met all conditions laid out as what they called the road map and the key issue in all of this is samples locked inside the moscow anti—doping lab oratory, there was access to the samples before they could consider lifting the ban. it puts them at odds with other big covering sports bodies, like the olympic committee who earlier worked on russia back after leaving them out of the pyeongchang winter ones and in september they did something similar. athletics is immovable, i've been talking to the president of them. the velocity from the outset has been kindly separate clea n the outset has been kindly separate clean athletes from tainted system, so over clean athletes from tainted system, so over 30 russian athletes are competing internationally, they‘ re competing int

account is fine funny thing is in monaco covering that meeting for us funny says the leaders in monaco adopted the pact they have the given it's non-binding and many countries have pulled out even before it was signed what kind of to achieve and. right as we have actually just heard in your report it is about sending a political signal that the global community is ready to cooperate at least on this level and to help manage migration on an international level even though it's just a soft law as they put it because it is not legally binding there are political signals hopefully sent out to the member un member countries that have agreed to do support that they will at least set up minimum standards in their respective countries to protect the rights of migrants i'm talking about the migrants for example in saudi arabia in the united arab emirates and asia people are working as domestic workers whose passports is being almost immediately revoked as soon as they land at the airports who have absolutely no rights and are continuously of use i'm talking about the people in europe who are pi

one of the matches that people will be watching out for was the mona monaco-nice match., and that was in the south of france. a generally small attendance there. thierry henry has not been enjoying the best of times there. the headline game to be postponed is paris saint-germain's game against montpellier. that was scheduled for saturday but called off on tuesday. psg played since then. tuchel says we accept the postponement we have to stay fit before next week's game at belgrade. security is important. it's been at the request of the police there's been several games called off only four games still ongoing. saturday's two and then sunday there's two. no word yet from the french authorities whether or not the rest of the games will be called off. >> you know things are bad when sports get canceled. >> it strukt ck me as surprisin given the bulk of the violence was seen in paris, now we're talking about games all the way in monaco being canceled football is no stranger to rough and rowdy behavior did it strike you and the sports community as a surprise taking these extre

funny is that the un conference in monaco funny as we heard it's a non-binding pact in many countries have pulled out of it even before it was signed so what's going to really achieve. as you have just heard actually in the report it can actually send a political signal at least and already it is seen sort of as a diplomatic success that representatives delegates of at least hundred fifty countries here behind me have convened that actually came to an agreement or rather formally adopted an agreement that was already made in july but much much more countries many more countries but so many of them at least ten have opted out in the meantime citing fears that this agreement they actually interfere with their national sovereignty that their own national migration policies which as the creators of the migration pact keep repeating is not going to be the case so as you hear i'm also a bit careful with hurting because at the moment this pact is nothing else actually that i that a platform a roadmap i had certain guidelines but it is a soft law so nobody can enforce any country to actually

them drop to fifth base is southampton terry henri's elevated just his second win in tang games as monaco coach on choose day all resigned be to know when that lifts monaco out of the relegation zone and france's top division this is our ace first head coaching role and he's already seen his side crash of the champions league one of those next matches against nice who are managed by ariz a former arsenal team mate patrick vieira super intense will do more than spin so that it's not a question of my personal level of confidence we try to win a series of matches one then two and then at least three so we should see match after match and see what happens after that and one. hundreds of broken junior founds lined the streets of la bocca in argentina to wish their team good luck ahead of the final the couple that were so doris poker face for a plate for the most coveted prize in south america club football on december the ninth in madrid organizers tried to move the second life of the final off the continent after the original kick off was suspended twice to do attacks against the boca team by

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or concern for the people of color they are supposed to protect the time it gets handed john del monaco who ran the police union from one thousand nine hundred twenty fifteen that supported every bad cop in the city for the last two decades famously accusing the mayor betsy hodes in twenty fifteen a flashing gang signs and a photo or photo with a box all in here when that didn't work out monaco tried to sue the mayor for calling him racist in text message and let us not forget the death of an african-american man philander castille from our clark and others at the hands of minneapolis police with the public's faith in our police departments waning by the day acts like these by the officers who decorated the tree are even more dangerous to the safety of the public and for anyone caught between the police and their fear joining us today to better understand this and other issues of police rassmann idiocy and violence as minneapolis civil rights attorney make money by the town thank you so much for joining us today thanks for having me it is a pleasure. it's important to note in this is th

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let's catch up not some other stories making news around the world french president to monaco is holding crisis talks at this hour with union and business leaders after another weekend of yellow vest protests these protests erupted last month over a plan to fuel tax and spiral into a mass movement against the president's policies mccall is due to address the nation this evening. new zealand prime minister just into arden has issued an emotional policy on behalf of her country to the family of a british backpacker killed near auckland the disappearance of twenty two year old grace malayan had garnered huge attention in britain and new zealand a man has been charged with her murder. more than three hundred thousand households in the southeastern u.s. have been left without power after a storm hit the carolinas bringing snow sleet and freezing rain the severe weather paralyze road and air transport and the national weather service is forecasting more disruption on monday. leaders from around one hundred fifty countries are gathering in morocco to adopt a landmark united nations pact on migr

a 2—nil win for borrussia dortmund against monaco sees them finish top of group a — ahead of atletico and in group d — wins for porto and schalke who were already through. in the scottish premiership, aberdeen came from behind to beat livingston 3—2 at pittodrie. the visitors had led 2—1 at half—time, but sam cosgrove's equaliser after the break levelled things before lewis ferguson grabbed the winner with an overhead kick in injury time. the win moves aberdeen up to sixth. walsall are into the 3rd round of the fa cup after a 1—0 win at fellow league 1 side sunderland. liam kinsella's long range effort at the start of the secondhalf proved to be the difference. they'll travel to bolton next month. elsewhere newport will host leicester after beating wrexham 4—0, while peterborough defeated bradford on penalties after the two sides shared a a—all draw. they'll go away to middlesbrough in the 3rd round. manchester city boss pep guardiola says "racism is everywhere," notjust in football, after raheem sterling spoke out about the alleged abuse he received at the weekend. sterling was back

elsewhere, in group a, borussia dortmund finished top after a 2—0 win in monaco, with atletico madridaw away to club brugge. while in group d, porto and schalke, who were already through prior to this game, both collected wins. manchester city are in action in the champions league on wednesday, and their manager, pep guardiola, has addressed the allegations of racial abuse directed towards one of his players, raheem sterling. he said racism is everywhere, and that it's notjust in football. chelsea have banned four people while an investigation into the incident at stamford bridge on saturday is underway. raheem is an incredible, incredible human being. so... so it's tough to understand, today, you know, what happened a few days ago about the position, the whole history for the black people. and you have to protect them, you have to protect how equal we are, all together. so it's tough to understand in the 21st century is still to be in that position and to be in a power position, and helpless to be better, and everyone. we have to fight, strictly, for human rights, for everything, to

leaders are dormant monaco seeking the top spot having already wrapped up a place in the knockout stage to have already advanced to group de munich can take the top spot in their group tomorrow with a win or draw against iraq something again that really matters the nets coastal if the ukrainian team wins they leap frog little into the sweet sixteen. now football is often a male dominated sport but there's been a special induction for brazil's female superstar she's hot foot prints i did to the hall of fame in rio de janeiro's fabled emoticon a state in the forward said her induction could serve as an incentive for women to fight for their own space on and off the pitch for prince join those of other football of the greats like. mark thomas walk effect. to choke up today to more at the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site. of the day. and. language courses. video. anytime anywhere.

a triple jumper catcher an embargo and took the women's prize at a ceremony in monaco this was the moment the world record was smashed in berlin earlier this year now the man responsible is being honored once more. the i.w. of male athletes of the year. well you keep choking keep trying to beat the previous marathon record by seventy eight seconds the biggest single improvement in the time in over fifty years he's inspired he says by his family. my credit due to my family my wife and my my kids. the people in my condition keep me every morning when i am working now for twenty three where athletes of the year is diamond league triple jump champion. who also impressed him long jump but. the colombian was undefeated all year. i can hardly stand up because my legs are shaking so much very happy to be here this had a key. and both of whom are first time winners of the award they could hardly be better and to be. that would take over six years but christine girard has finally been awarded her gold medal in weightlifting from the twenty twelve london olympics that a canadian was initially awarde

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the monaco boss had just finished a prematch press conference with his player benoit badiashile, who‘r look. he puts the chair back in. that‘s all from sportsday. you can follow all the champions league football this evening on the bbc sport website. we‘ll have more throughout the evening. good night. more now on our top story. theresa may has been meeting european leaders after postponing a commons vote on her brexit deal. she‘s been asking fellow leaders to give further assurances on the deal she‘s negotiated. those assurances are focused on the future of the irish border — but many conservative mps want the deal to be renegotiated. let‘s take a look at the day‘s developments so far. theresa may is currently in brussels where she‘s been meeting

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[applause] >> i would like to introduce a real national treasure, lisa monaco has a long story to career and his affirmative justice and its components common 80 with her being assistant attorney general for national security. she had a job at one point being chief of staff to robert mueller at the fbi. in the cocktail hour you can ask all the questions you want about bob mueller. she finished her government career serving president of the united states as assistant for homeland security and counterterrorism and now spends a good amount of time educating the next generation of lawyers at nyu law school, please welcome lisa monaco. [applause] >> last but not least a good friend of mine is michael morell who is serving as the moderator tonight. he was going to be a panel member but now he gets to ask questions instead of answer them which is always great but michael is former acting director of cia and deputy director of cia but very famously known for being the only human being with president bush on 9/11 and was with president obama on the day of the osama bin laden takedown. please welc

. >> ahora vamos con el francés henry el director técnico del mónaco que le dio la mirada de la muertel paris saint-germain , el tanto dejó atrás a todos sus compatriotas convirtiéndose en el máximo anotador brasileño, podrá aumentar su cifra ya que avanzaron a la ronda de octavos de final. >> esta es la información que les tengo en el momento, los espero más adelante en deportes con los 16 equipos calificados a la ronda de octavos de final de la champions league. >> miles de peregrinos llegaron a la basílica de guadalupe para celebrar a la virgencita en su día, más adelante se le daré los detalles de la fe guadalupana. >> actualizan las cifras de los inmigrantes detenidos en la frontera pero cuál es el paradero de ellos?. údame, ayú favor, no me lastimes un ladrón tuvo que ser rescatado después de quedar atrapado por días en pleno intento de robo. >> recuerde que puede seguirnos en las redes sociales, facebook, instagran , twitter y también en el sitio de telemundo, y la aplicación puede descargarla desde su tienda de descargas y también puede seguirnos a las redes sociales con este m

the hosts who looked dangerous shoka last season's one is up much more like relegation material to monaco to discos side wouldn't be the first to flounder under the extra burden of european action but that doesn't seem to be bothering don't mind flying or frankfurt. child can never really seem to get into gear. book just one spot below shellcode always looked to be a step ahead of c. and with the visitors defense in disarray. rich was on hand to head coach. one nil in the thirteen minutes. when the usually steady relf their man makes mistakes things must be really bad for shelter . it's name is a god doesn't matter what you call it the crucial point is taking the situation seriously and we are in the hearts of here in n.z. financed so where's the plan b. sheltering celled at converting set pieces last season this time around they are yet to score from a corner or free kick with a campaign almost half over. last season's shock of school twenty five of their fifty three goals from set pieces many of them winners in tightly contested games if that is now to be trying to be fixed clearly need

it's just business is now at monaco and france is facing a tough budget situation after the government was forced to backtrack on economic reform yes yeah the budget deficit in france is not looking very good it actually sets to rise to over three percent of g.d.p. that as a result of president in muslim of course promised to boost wages for low income workers and he made the platters the pledges following weeks of protests the demonstrations were originally sparked by anger over a planned fuel tax hike in response might cost crap the tax and increase the minimum wage by one hundred euros a month the total cost of those concessions could be up to fifteen billion viewers fueling concerns of unsustainable debts. meanwhile the e.u. commission says that it's in talks with rome over italy's revised twenty nine thousand budget proposal with it the italian government aims at avoiding disciplinary action from the european union because italy's original spending plans were found to be in breach of e.u. fiscal rules italy's leaders want to increase welfare payments cut taxes and reduce the retir

caterine ibarguen of colombia won the iaaf men's and women's athletes of the year at a ceremony in monacoin earlier this year, received the award for the first time. also honoured for the first time was caterine ibarguen, who was unbeaten in all eight of her triple jump competitions. her triple jump win in rabat was the longest in the world in 2018. now, it is that time of year when some of us around the world are getting into the festive christmas spirit, and borussia dortmund were making their annual visit to a local children's hospital. in slight contrast to tubby old father christmas, it was elite, ultra—toned players handing out gifts, signing autographs and posing for photographs. stars of the german side, who are seven points clear at the top of the bundesliga, bringing a smile to the children's faces — lovely stuff. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the sport team, that is your wednesday sport briefing. a handwritten note about religion penned by nobel prize—winning physicist albert einstein has

later but first brian has got some well hopeful developments for the people of yemen in that way monaco around says it will be supporting the peace talks aimed at ending the conflict in yemen those talks could start as early as wednesday in sweden now this development comes after the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen agreed to fly out fifty wounded rebels who are supported by iran and medical evacuation as part of confidence building efforts ahead of the planned peace talks the fate of who the rebels was a stumbling block to the start of a previous round of talks in september. or international groups are of course trying to bring an end to the conflict which has pushed yemen to the brink of famine we have this look at a school in the capital sana that's trying to provide food to keep its students alive. five hundred bread rolls for the young honey girl's school in santa two for each student the recess and first meal of the day are highly anticipated. apart from here at school many children have next to nothing to eat. that it's never nice to my father doesn't have a job anymore i'm

while there is the official reason then there is the an official reason monaco the official reason being asked that qatar wants to focus more on natural gas liquefied natural gas. and it is it does have one of the largest resources their largest natural gas field actually that it does share with iran however that's one of the problems that or one of the issues that got it in trouble with saudi arabia the de facto leader of the opec cartel and saudi arabia has been trying to isolate qatar. financially if there's a blockade in the region of qatar since then since twenty seventeen the country has been trying to. to become more independent of oil and opec and now it's decided to. roll over a saudi arabia was home. thing and cut ties with iran but rather go a different way and how will this movie impact opec and the wealth market as. well most of all it will impact qatar because it does give it more independence they won't be dependent on the opec decisions anymore and it is already. the world's number one export are off a little fine natural gas if it has thirty per cent off the market curre

jogi and catherine it a birth of virgo and where the winners at the idol a top athlete awards in monaco kenya's one both the london and berlin marathons this year and a bar blend of colombia had an unbeaten year in the triple jump. pakistan looks to have the advantage heading in to day four of their deciding test match with new zealand. both scored centuries and abu dhabi has pakistan reached three hundred forty eight in their first and new zealand finished the day on twenty six for two in their second innings still trailing by forty eight runts out and india are about to start their bid to win a first ever test series in australia the four match contest starts in adelaide on thursday australia are still without leading batsman steve smith and david warner the pair are banned after tampering with the ball in a match against south africa in march. you don't think any australian side is going to be at home. you're definitely going to take any safer ground in most australian history and because whatever happened regardless of all the things that have gone by the skill level. and an unlikel

certain signals from some circles and britain that it may come about people here are rooting for that monaco right over to say to with donna toss the door is still open. in france and obviously in london thank you so much to both of you. while the heated debate in britain over possibly another referendum on breaks it looks set to go on off the prime minister to resign may announced a much of a to vote on her deal would be held in mid january now while make continues to reject a second referendum it's not stopping campaign knows who are calling for exactly that. took a ride with activists who are literally trying to get people on board for a second vote. all right your phrasing for shouting. it's loud unapologetic and in your face armed with the bright yellow bus these campaign is hoping to put the brakes on bricks that. leading the charge is the self branded anti bret's it super hero madeleine a k i me you supercar and i am always one hundred percent confident backs that can and must and will be stopped she and her team of raise thousands of pounds to get the latest campaign on the road they

germany's dortmund and shako were already through to the last sixteen dorman top their group by beating monaco. well the final group games in the champions league wrap up tonight and for one determined club there is a chance of moving on to the final sixteen knockout stages despite immense hardship ukrainian side shocked i've done ask haven't been able to play at home since the civil war in the east of the country flared up back in two thousand and fourteen well now recent tensions with russia mean that their vital home match with french club leone has been moved to yet another new venue. it's tough being a shut down that's. the side of been forced to play away from the home stadium since two thousand and fourteen when pro russia rebels loans to non conflict in eastern ukraine donbass arena was even damaged by artillery shells the football team first started playing home much is in living over one thousand kilometers away last year they moved to the comparatively close city of kharkiv but now they must face leone in kiev. the recent naval spat with russia prompted an imposition of martial law

when they could knock out liverpool or napoli in group a bonus legally to storm into monaco seeking the top spot having already wrapped up a place in the knockout stage childhood to have already advanced in group they munich could take top spot in their group tomorrow with a win or draw against i.x. i know the game that really matters donetsk host lille the ukrainian team wins they got into the sweet sixteen. football is often a male dominated sport but that's been especially inductions for brazil's female superstar mata she's added her friends to the hall of fame in rio de janeiro's fabled not to come on a stage forward said her induction should serve as an incentive for all women to fight for their own space on the page but his footprints and join those of other footballing greats like compelling connors walk of fame. don't look them directly in the i don't get between a mother and her baby on whatever you do do not feed them this is not serious and there's advice about the brits it is this is the advice being given to visits to india's government buildings in delhi which have become

kenya‘s marathon runner eliud kipchoge has been named male athlete of the year at the iaaf awards in monacog in a time of 2 hours, 1 minute and 39 second, 78 seconds faster than the previous world record, which was the biggest single improvement on a men‘s marathon world record since 1967. britain‘s dina asher—smith lost out on the female award to caterine ibarguen from colombia. the olympic champion triple jumper was unbeaten in all eight competitions this season. she was consistently top in the long jump too, winning titles in both disciplines at the central american and?caribbean games, the continental cup and the diamond league finals. in snooker‘s uk championship, judd trump has qualified for the fourth round. the world numberfive made an impressive start, leading 3—1 over mark king in only 50 minutes. he closed out victory 6—2 in york and will meetjoe perry in the last 16. that‘s all the sport for now. all the results and the best of the action from york, plus all the reaction to tonight‘s premier league games are on the bbc sport website. that‘s bbc.co.uk/sport. hello there. we have

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lisa monaco has a long and storied career in the department of justice. and its components. culminating with her being assistant attorney general for national security. she also had a little job at one point being the chief of staff to guy named robert mueller at the fbi so during the cocktail hour you can ask her all the questions you want about bob mueller. she finished her government career serving the president of the united states as the assistant for homeland security and counterterrorism. now spends a good amount of her time educating the next generation of lawyers up at nyu. please welcome lisa monaco. >>> last but not least, a good friend of mine, is michael morrell. he's serving as our moderator tonight. in general hayden's stead. now he gets to ask questions, instead of answer them. he's the former acting director of c.i.a. and deputy director of the c.i.a. very famously known for being i think the only human being that was with president bush on 9/11 and was with president obama on the day of the osama bin laden takedown. so a lot of great stories he can tell you

with me now senior cnn security analyst lisa monaco.nk you to coming straight to us from the train. we appreciate it. i know you worked as a u.s. attorney in the office that prosecuted this case and that you were head of the justice department division that approved it. so explain how your former colleagues would have arrived at this butina deal. >> if you look at the plea documents that were filed today to which maria butina pled guilty, it's clear this is part of a long-running investigation, back in 2015. >> before anything with the election. >> before special counsel mueller and his team were appointed. this goes back a long ways and it's part of, frankly, a long-running effort by the russians to try and influence us to try and seed operatives in here. this is separate from the mueller investigation but i think is very consistent with what counterintelligence investigations focusing on russian operatives here have been focusing on for a long time. >> sure, sure. the fact of how much contact she would have had with intel services, so

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it's my honor to introduce lisa monaco. you probably know her best from her time serving as president obama's homeland security adviser. she had a long career before that starting with the enron task force. she went on to be director mueller's chief of staff in the fbi, headed up the national security division at doj among other jobs. lisa, thank you for all you've done to keep our nation secure. thank you for joining us today. [ applause ] >> thanks very much. i want to thank aspen institute for sponsoring today's event and most importantly, jeff and symantec for hosting all of us here. they have been really terrific partners and members of the aspen cybersecurity group that i'm very proud to co-chair with ginny rimedi and congressman will hurd. i appreciate your contributions to those efforts and of course, hosting and sponsoring discussions like this morning's. it's a treat for me to be here to recognize the accomplishments of really two great friends, john carlin and garrett graft. they have written a terrific book at a

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monaco, last read, ten seconds, i don't have a lot of faith in the sky, john huber. i t haven't heard a word. >> keep in mind that even though the democrats are taking control of the house and will shutdown the investigations of the republican house outgoing, we will be getting a new attorney general and william barr. i do have faith that this new ag will go after comey, mccabe, strzok, and the whole dirty lot of them. >> judge jeanine: monica and dan, thank you so much. >> you bet. >> judge jeanine: joining us now with more in the mueller team releasing flynn's interview documents as the author of "the russiaw, hoax," fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett and fox news contributor sara carter. all right, guys, i am excited to be doing this. here we have god just released the new 302 -- we didn't even know if there was a 302, on wednesday when judge sullivan ordered it be turned in on friday, we didn't get it on friday but we get it today. it's heavily redacted. the 302, for the viewers, just so you know, it's basically an interview of an individual that has turned int

my name is kate monaco kline. i'm a member of the board of the san francisco pretrial diversion project. additionally, i was a staff person at pretrial 40 years ago. so i've been very proud to be associated with pretrial for these many years. i want to thank all of you for supporting the pretrial budget process for the past year, and i'm here now to ask you to support this resolution, which would allow us to preserve pretrial diversion while a round table group comes together to deliberate and really come up with what are the next steps we need to take to move forward with diversion services. i want to say something about the pretrial staff. well, first of all, for the past 42 years, pretrial has operated as an independent entity, and that's been really critical. they've worked with the d.a., the public defender, the courts, and just a myriad of community agencies over the years. but the real strength of pretrial has been the staff, who come from all over the city and from every neighborhood. they come from the sa