meadow pollock was shot nine times. hunter pollock is her brother and is joining me right now.te you coming. in. >> thank you for having me, ed. ed: what do you think about peterson being a no show? >> he didn't show because his lawyer knows he lied. he lied about where he was. what he heard, and what he did. but now he has no choice to show up to her deposition on tuesday and if he doesn't, he is entitled to be contempt of court so would will see him on tuesday. ed: and when he told "the today show" that he did everything that was appropriate, what does that even mean? >> he did everything that was appropriate to look out for himself. when he said that, my sister was like a child to him. he blatantly lied on live television. set biggest embarrassment to police officers in the entire country. he is a coward. he put up a go fund me. can you imagine? he is supposed to be asking for our forgiveness, not trying to raise money for legal fees. and if you actually go back to the go fund me page, they took it down because he had more hate comments than he did donations. and that's just

thank you to commissioner pollock for bringing this forward. i feel like this is another area of dependence that will be relying on if we don't think organically of what we can do for local buildout his. i know that the p.u.c. owns property outside of san francisco, all of those things should be brought into this plan also. is there a plan? >> we have participated in the plan as drafted. >> how long ago was the study? >> january 2015. >> it might be time for another one. >> we also have a integrated resource plan. i'm happy to bring that forward as well. and i'm happy to do a powerpoint presentation if that is helpful on what the thinking is. i would like to schedule that after we complete enrolment in april so that we can get through the polish. i'm hoping to bring to you more information about our communications plan associated with that. i believe mike and brian have been talking about that. >> but you do have a plan already, as you said, is there something that you can bring before us for the next meeting so we can at least see what you hav

>> oakland police officers shot and killed joshua pollock back in march. we're not showing you all of the video. a lawyer for pollock's mother says the man did have a gun near him but he was lying down. >> at no time did he get up or make an aggressive move toward anyone. >> the family has been pursuing legal action since september and plans to continue. a statement from oakland police says, in part, the oakland police department acknowledges that any officer involved shooting is heartbreaking for ault involve all involves and impacts the entire community. an internal investigation is ongoing. >>> the strike by marriott hotel workers in san francisco and san jose is a month long, and there's concern that for a region that reaps billions of dollars from tourists and conventions, the strike could inflict economic damage. david louie is outside the san jose marriott, one of the hotels embroiled in stalled contract negotiations. david? >> reporter: there are several hotels in san francisco embroiled in this dispute. in addition to the san jose marriott. contra

host: have they decided the race and a second district with bruce pollock when? uin?oliq caller: not yet. his opponent is a man named golden. he came up with this huge amount of money and started these huge television campaigns and that is a problem when it is out-of-state money. it was not funded equally and poliquin did not have that kind of funding in his pocket. oliquin leading that race. there is still 12% of the polls that have yet to be reported according to what we are seeing. that race in maine in the second district. harrisburg, arkansas next. anthony on our republican line. as the democrats and the media, which is mainly democrats, are constantly fighting against the president and republicans, what good is going to come from their side in winning the house? they have a chance to do one of two things. intotigate themselves another lather like they did two years ago, or start doing things that help the country. when i see a president that has done more in a few months to take care of real and serious problems, things that needed to be fixed a long time ago, w

parkland victim meadow pollock.gressive minded parkland students started with one of the biggest movements. they featured and then ted trump sentiment. but, the lead line at that event was that he had just talked to the president and people applauded. on the other side, nelson is doing his best to highlight his ties to former president obama. also, his newspaper endorsement advantage over scott and all the celebrities who have come out in support of his campaign. the campaign posted this. "exhibit a, jimmy buffett." some people say there is a red tide a blimp but i know it's all rick scott's fault. nelson is trying to write a wave of the enthusiasm of the top of the ticket, goober gubernatorial candidate andrew gillum. he's been chewing up to it andrew gillum events and introducing to himself to voters turning out to see gillam. voters lined up for hours in the seat yesterday. more than 5 million people have voted in person or by mail early. democrats are now have a slight edge with the early ballots, but some count

pilot holes the and should you screw spring break open and you would soon crack that jeff of the pollock host should be about three quarters of the main focus groups. now attach fold up the wooden pieces together using decoder most screwdriver. and then screw in the table lake's. your new table it's ready it goes well with scandinavian style chairs now you can through a dinner party you can plan the dimensions in advance but you only be able to decide if they're right when you get to still you may have to change your plans on site so bring pens and it just to be on the safe side. looks good and finally before we go we want to let you in on this week's draw since christmas is not far off we would like you to get into the season spirit and sing the song silent night for us if you'd like to say part and just go to our facebook page and share your version with us and by doing so you'll qualify to win a cd and a wooden christmas pyramid and with that it is time to say goodbye thanks for tuning in keep on shining and we'll see you again tomorrow. next time on your remarks he calls himself insa

a couple of other countries according to and who knows if they could add to what we could be put pollock and tell you the only way is up the only way is i. like the spirit i'll take you places it's time to read things up now but let us know what you think of the show thanks for joining us on maid and see you again next week. and. don't panic. it's only art. sort of saying those web like installations are networks which link us to things on earth and beyond. the argentine artist is convinced and everything is interconnected to. want to experience his works first hand no problem they're currently on display in paris. thirty minutes long. create yourself with d w z interior design channel on. the u.s. midterm elections a battle for control of the u.s. congress a referendum on the trump presidency should the case for the change in the balance of power mean for europe. as the results come in joining us here for special coverage of. the u.s. midterm elections for unix. the first closeness of the twentieth century. the more to end all wars cost millions of lives. world. marks the hundredth anni

i am joined by commissioner cynthia pollock. we are expecting another commissioner in a little while. the clerk of the commission his elisa samara. i would also like to thank the staff at san francisco government television for recording today's meeting. do you have any announcements? >> yes. make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. speaker cards and copies of any documents should be submitted to the clerk. >> thank you very much. can you please call item number 2. >> item number 2 his approval of the last minutes of the september 21st, 2018 regular meeting. >> commissioners, do you have any changes of the minutes of the september 21st meeting? seeing no changes, i will open this up to public comment. are there any members of the public who wish to comment on item number 2? seeing none, public comment is now closed. is there a motion to approve the minutes? the next so moved. >> yes. moved and seconded. without objection, these minutes are approved. can you please call item number 3. >> it is a community chai

you served twelve years in florida state prison for attempted murders and robbery had this to say pollock politicians have been playing with this amendment in this issue for almost two decades and couldn't get it down when people put politics aside and put people first you can get over sixty percent of people to agree on something regardless of partisanship regardless of their walk of life that's really beautiful and that's really the story that's not to me is the key story out of this is the there you go he's. the best you had all sides of the political spectrum so this is wrong and they all universally agreed with that yeah i mean there's a lot of a ditz just there's i guess there's you know there's quite a bit that can go on you know with these kind of laws and like i said you have louisiana who's taking up this idea of meaning you know used to be you could have eight people on the jury say you know you did it go to jail for life and now and this really literally part of jim crow these were made to make african-americans disenfranchised from voting from being part of the community and

not jackson pollock. jackson pollock is no for something else. then we have characters in the present like julio -- who converted neighborhood museum that was dedicated to marginalize puerto rican art, and one of the most important institutions dedicated to the promotion of latin american art and hispanic american art. but also underline the importance of all this that i told you so far about this artist i learned from him. the importance of this artist they came from latin america on the birth of modern art in the united states. and there is josÉ that probably a lot of people don't know about because dance is a forgotten art, but he was one of the pioneers of modern dance in this country. he came from -- because of the revolution. he really, the role of males in dance really owes a lot to him. he was also quite important in portraying narratives through dance, using the body as an expressive force, which sounds like a natural thing but it's not really the case. and what's interesting is usually dealt with universal themes but also and often with

jeff pollock live in l.a. with the latest. are the protests peaceful so far on both sides? >> yeah, we are learning a group within the caravan right now says he mentioned marching toward the port of entry today. as you take a look at live images again, organizers stress this is supposed to be a peaceful protest. at the moment they were in any specific numbers on how many from the caravan will be involved in the demonstration. organizers tell us they're expecting too much of a sports stadium where migrants are saying. at the same time, a group organized a march in solidarity on the american side of the border. taking a look at these live images they say show support to migrant caravan. customs and border control says they stand ready. >> we expect there will be a peaceful demonstration. nevertheless we will remain prepared for any contingency that might present it well. it's important to point out for your viewers than yourselves this caravan and phenomenon is absolutely unique to anything we have seen in the past. reporter: calling this an humanitarian crisis asking nongove

i am joined by commissioner cynthia pollock and cynthia -- and commissioner hilary ronan and i think we are waiting for commissioner singh. i would also like to thank the staff at s.f. guv t.v. today for recording today's meeting. are there any announcements? >> silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker card should be submitted to the clerk. >> thank you very much. can you please call item number 2? >> it is the approval of the ministry october 19th 29 --dash 2018 regular meeting. >> are there any changes to the minutes? seeing no changes, i would like to open this up to members of the public would like to comment see no public comment, public comment is now closed. is there a motion to approve the minutes? >> so moved. >> seconded by commissioner rowan. without objection, these minutes are approved. can you please call item number 3. >> it is community choice aggregation activities report. status of the clean power s.f. enrolment and regulatory updates >> thank you very much. i believe we have a presentation from the san francisco utility commission. >> good

the fire happened at a home in pollock pines on tuesday morning.e woman who lives there says she woke up to her husband yelling to get outside. that's when they noticed their son's balcony was on fire. when they went back in to get him-- they say their dog zoe was on top of the boy's face, protecting him from the smoke. "she said the whole room was filled with smoke, she couldn't see him because she didn't think my son was alive." "that's when she saw zoe sleeping over his face so he didn't get smoke."(ken) the 10-year-old was able to escape without injury... but unfortunately, zoe didnt make it out alive. a cat and two other dogs were also killed in the fire. officials say the cause is still under investigation. considering the giants have looked up to the dodgers in the division for the last few years, what better way to score a victory over their rival than take one of their top decision makers. a new chapter in giants history today...with the introduction of new president of baseball operations--farhan zaidi. the now-former dodgers exec met the

pollock in parkland, he tweeted along the lines that you've been talking about, don't rush to take everyone's guns away. you have to look at mental health. you have to look at security and have to look at soft targets, because california is probably one of the strictest gun control states out there. the city, third safest city in california. if this could happen there, it could happen anywhere. if you think about what dana was saying, if you have multiple police contacts at the house, neighbors and are concerned, law enforcement concerned that he was terrorizing his mother, terrorizing himself. possibly harming himself, one neighbor says, thoughts of ptsd involved. if you go and send the schedule mental health professional in the mental health professional checks the box, it's similar to what happened in the parkland shooter. this guy, he's off the charts insane and they give him a clean bill of health. these mental health professionals, i'm not blaming them but they have to address the modalities they are going through when they see is this person a threat? they are letting off a lot of peop

pollock, in terms of using militarism, it was the saudis that chopped up and possibly burned in acid mr. show khashoggi, who was a u.s. resident. iran are a more natural ally to the united states if we work it than saudi arabia would be. why, in understand terms of u.s. interests, why saudi arabia such a good friend instead of iran. courtney: we heard that from david hill as well, he talked about iran's human rights record, but he did not talk about others in the region, even turkey. kenneth: to be clear, when i --d i ran engages in acts of acts ofages of terrorism, it is not the others don't. as someone who has championed every single american effort with iran, the problem that we have goes back to the points that both jeff and robin made before. had,roblem that we have and we have made sincere efforts rebuild relations with iran, is that iranians don't want it. thatually do believe rouhani and others would like a referendum with the united states. i was very much in favor of the obama administration's effort to use the jcpoa -- and let's understand the jcpoa was only supposed to be

jackson pollock's composition twitter, they are maintaining the ban on the trade of tiger and rhino partschina to halt their plan. traditional chinese medicine uses tiger horn and rhino -- tiger bone and rhino horn. lisa: thank you for the rhino horn update. from westminster to whitehall, everyone is feeling of brexit fallout. we have the latest, head. this is bloomberg. ♪ -- ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ loomberg. ♪ taylor: brexit kss theresa may fights for her political life. she is staying the course on her brexit deal while fending offer conservative party calling u.k. financial institutions dealing with brexit turmoil of their own. spoke to bank executives and got their take. >> we have had no choice all along other than to assume a hardened system. we have to be prepared on brexit plus one. >> what worries me more is that the issues our customers have, the industry has to really adopted new rules and regulations that are very big as well -- >> nobody knows and the british don't know. we need to stand ready, be ready to serve the clients for whatever happens. >> you have to plan for th

ken pollock. he work on middle eastern political military affairs focussing on iran, iraq, and the gulf countries. he's held several positions at the saban center for middle east policy he served twice at the national security council. he did time as a persian gulf analyst at the cia. derek is the executive vice president and seniored a i have or so for security and defense policy at the german marshall fund of the united states. he was the assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs, advising secretaries of defense leon panetta. and he served as senior director for strategic planning on national security staff under president obama, and principle deputy director of secretary of state hillary clinton's policy planning staff. that's a long title. i've never had a title as long as these. and a member of the obama/biden presidential transition team. at the far end, then, we have retired ambassador jeffrey feldman. he joined the brookings institution in june of this year as a vis

. >> i'm jay pollock, i want to understand better i guess the question is primarily addressed to michael kaufman, about your view that russian and u.s. interests in syria or actions in syria have been complementary. i don't see that at all. the russians prevented what we said was what we said was our preferred, in fact our required outcome in syria, which was the ouster of eye sad. and the russians helped iran and hezbollah, they entrenched themselves in syria in a way that threatens american interests and the interests more directly of our closest allies in the region. jordan, israel and others. and the russians contributed almost knoll to the campaign, to the defeat such a it is of isis. so what did you mean by saying that our interests and our policies in syria are complementary? but beyond that, that's a comment more than a question, actually. >> we're going to stop right there. >> what i would like to hear from each of you is what should the united states do? not what you expect the united states to do or what russia is doing. but what should the united states do in your view in syr

these issues that have been surrounding -- there are two lines, one that makes the chevrolet and pollockchevrolet silverado and gmc sierra pickup truck. we will certainly look to see how it goes. >> let's stick with the automotive themes. mitsubishi will be holding a vote today to decide whether or not to oust the chairman carl's burn. drama --vering the where do we stand? >> a mexican standoff is not a derogatory term, it's just where you have three parties and no perceived winner. that's what we have right now with mitsubishi motors the third member of that standoff will stop they will have a board meeting at 4:30 local time. likely a vote will be put forward to retain or oust the chairman. nissan owns 34% of mitsubishi motors. this follows the unanimous vote from nissan's vote in the oklahoma. it will be very crucial. they will do their own investigation and see if any malfeasance has been alleged that mitsubishi. that will be key. this could all-star the ceos case if he takes it to other alliance partners that he has been doing these financial wrongdoings along with greg kelly. ,hat'

jeff pollock in tijuana. just, spell it out, what health issues? concern today which will complicate help issues is a pretty wet day in there expecting the worst of the rain to have been made day. you can see over your migrants who made that journey from central america are doing their best to stay dry. blankets on top of the tent to keep the rain out. the weather will only complicate the health issues. we are getting solid numbers about just the impact it had on this migrants. the big larry number of confirmed cases of chickenpox, skin infections of the respiratory issues. 60% of the migrants right now suffer from respiratory infections and because of that they are living in these close quarters together, more than 6000 migrants all living together. when one person get something like a respiratory infection that can spread very easily. one of the other ratios we are seeing now here is the existing amount of resources available to these people and because of that they have to rely on some of these nongovernmental organizations to help them out, get