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once away from the vehicle the officer exit the vehicle and sergeant revi called out, the officerwereidentifiable clothing. spencer immediately began running towards the iérby walkway. sergeant moran and rivi pursued spencer continuing to identify as ordering him to stop. taylor detained the female passenger while riva g spencer. spencer didn't attempt to throw hide or ged och the gun. r several feet with gun in his hand. sergeant rivi yelled to dop the gun. spencer began to his right extending riz right arm sergeants. spenceered fired one shot as wrapped his arms around spencer and tackled to the ground. the gun in the right hand was knocked to the ground close by. continued to violently resist arrest. officer taylor heard the gun shot. able to gain control of spencer left arm and continued to fight while reaching toward upper body. officerss see spencer was reaching for a fanny tack around his chest and sergeant moran saw a inside the unzipped fanny pack. sergeant moran was able to remove from the chest and officers get cuffs. turned spencer over they found a third gun at his feet.

revis. visiting reports conducted by israelis depicts the real scene of the battle. hezbulah and hamas capture israeli soldiers, israel comes into play. however, its tanks are being destroyed one by one. the casualty rate rises, the israeli air force gets into action. then israeli prime minister, ehud olm, threatens to wage full scale war on lebanon. other than target. and southern lebanon, they attack any target in lebanon. another israeli official says, if heizbullah soldiers do not retreat, they will turn lebanon back 20 years. all the events happened quickly, and israeli authorities make decisions rapidly and implement each decision right away. in the middle of the war, it becomes clear that israeli analys were right. waging war on lebanon was a mistake. in contrast to israel's hasty decisions, hezbollah had a special order and discipline, but israel was not ready to accept defeat. it attacked relentlessly. the war continues in the heat of israel's attacks and israeli warship in the mediterranean sea explodes. israel is caught off guard. observers realize somethi

i believe sergeant revi speed and closeing the gap did not give time to shoot. exhibited brave ry above and beyond the call of duty. through the behavior and tenacious investigation a dangerous criminal was taken off the streets of san francisco and for their efforts they have pbeen awarded the gold medal of valor. [applause] >> sergeant moran [applause] [applause] >> sergeant rivi [applause] [applause] sergeant taylor [applause] [applause] llth. if i can ask all recipients to please rise and stand and face the audience. everyone, these are your heroes and awardees for tonight's san francisco medal of valor award ceremony! [applause] thank you. please take your seats. chief scott would like to say a few closing remarks and then we'll have final announcement before we adjourn. >> thank you sergeant youngblood. first of all, i want to say thank you to sergeant youngblood, sergeant reynolds. we had retired sergeant rachel killshaw and entire staff that helped put this together. there is a lot of work that goes into this and these things go smoothly and smothing hap

in fact i wrote an article in the national revi about you know the myth of voter suppression versus andyth of voter fraud. >> are thenot comparable things? his voter fraud really a myth? as voter suppression a mixed bag? >> the history of voter suppression, we have a sordid history ofoter suppression. what you see is people are -- i think it is a fear-based thought that you want to somehow discrage people from voting. i want to make sure everyone has the opportunity to vote. >> you do. but there are people in many states who don't. >> what what you have found is in all of the swing states, where you had people that stood for the rule of law and made sure we had honest and fairlections, those are the folks that won in 2022. now when you have a state that's 70-30, 80-20, i got that, and that goes both ways. tom perez said last night when david axelrod was interviewing them was that national elections are run now on very small margins. if you may be 100,000 people in the country may settle the race. with margins that type, -- with margins that tight, does that mean that covering election f

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it's been proven to be sece those ballots were revied in every case to see if they were accurate and we know the results were. host: three years later, will there be more or les ality to use a mail-in ballothis year? guest: it's abt the same. maybe a little wound down from cod. putting ourselves back in november of 2020, we didn't fully understand how covid was spre. there were thousands of people dying per day and there was concern amongst voters about going into a place, maybe a crowded polling placend being around other people. elecon officials were trying to accommote that in red and blue states. ohio had as much mail-in voting as states like georgia and the tcome was different but the rulewere largely the same. i think we will see mail-in voting, the demand go back to a somewhat normalized level in 2024. the access to mail-in voting is the same as it wasn 2020 and that is almost every state allows voters to request a mail-in ballot even if they don't have an excuse. it's available to voterin almost every state and that's good. host: explain with the term ballot harvesting is gue

hecoends that the apa requires de novo revi t that is inconsistent with the statute's history and the way it's been understood sincits enactment, including in the more than 70 cases s relied on chevron to sustain the agency's interpretation on top of all that interest in th is at the apex. congress, agencies, regulated paies and the american public have all relied on chevron and the regulations upheld under it to make important decisions that coulbeupended by overruling that framework. thousands of judicial decisions sustaining an addication would be open to challenge and that disruption is especially unwarranted because congress could modify or overrule the framework at any time. ngss has considered proposals to do so, but it has never taken that step. instead congress has legiat for decades with chevron in the background informing the degree of discriothat congress has chosen to confer on several agencies. five ars ago, this court declined similar calls to overrule the doctrine based on many of the arguments the petitioners are making here. the court observed it would be the rare ov

a day after levi's announced it paid 170 million to keep the name revie's on the 49ers stadium, the company says it's going to lay off as much as 15% of employees. they predicted weaker sales ahead despite evidence the consumer is shopping and buying, just not levi's. >>> big news out of that san francisco self-driving car company cruise. it released the rather startling details of an internal investigation into that accident last october that dragged a pedestrian down a san francisco street. the investigation conducted by a third party found employees at cruise knew its car had seriously hurt the woman, but that most of its efforts were focused on reminding the media and investigators that it was another car that hit her first. it also found many cruise executives were kept in the dark about the true nature of the accident. at one point, cruise employees showed regulators video of the accident, but a poor internet connection prevented regulators from seeing the full truth and the cruise employees didn't point it out. the report says cruise's strategy was to let the regulators figure out wh

it cannot ente-- strongly incates that the court can't -- judge pan: revie presidential action if onaper thedict their judgment to a subordinate officer. is that what you're saying? these are presidenal actions. mr. sauer: the court can enjoy thactions of subordinate officers that violate the constitution. ex parte -- judge pan: i'm asking you a different question. these ar psidential decision, presidential actions. you're saying that the cou c review presidential actions as long as when eyssue the judgment they issue it to subordinate. mr. sauer: directly sit in judgment. it's official. it's been established for over two years. >> you're using the impeachment judgment clause as a negative implications with respect to the civilian officer or president, of course, has to be impeached and convicted and nevertheless thereafter. judge childs: ithe is an acquittal, how are you using it in tharerd? sometimes particularly in this case the auial can arise from lack of jurisdiction, not actually trying the merits of the case. mr. sauer: the judgment clause does distinguishetween these who arm

i introduced the train more nurses a which revis all nursingrant programs to find ws of increasing nurng pathways. hay to hear some things do work well here. that path, by unanimous coent last night in the u.s. senate -- now, we got to get it over to the house do the same thing. the federal government should make it easier for people to enter the health care workforce and for families to take care of their loved ones. by making sure that it i energizing the people that may be interested in it, in the aces they will be doing the hey lifting. right now, for instance, the biden administration is saying one thing and actually doing another. and i come from the world of small busiss. independent contractors, tailers, individuals that make their livin out of mabe running a small business. the independent contractor rule at is out there, whichould make that more difficult, could eliminate many of the existing carever jobs for that reason, so you got to make sure you are not wanting to do something and then working at a cross purpose thugh another agency that will make it even more difficult. un

that been defendants who have asked to be released from prison while the court revis that charge.y have put some cases on hold and it is noteworthy for several reasons. donald trumps facing that charge. it is likely the -- likely before june, but it could be until june that the supreme court hammers that out. host: are there arguments in the courtroom that we can hear afterwards? guest: there could be oral arguments but the review process can take different forms. but it could take time. could that complicate the prosecution of donald trump? he is accused of different things. one of the things that we noted was that he is bringing a januar6 charge against donald trump because so many januy 6 defendants haveaced the same things and been convicted or pled guilty for the same thing. host: what are the cases that you are watching? guest:hey have been litigated in their convictions. late 20 thirtieths wire 20 40's. huge case is looking next, who is next? the department of justice has brought an unprecedeed number of charges and looking for hundreds more peop. there are hundreds more po