the life of a 38 year old woman the woman's family says that they've been broken by her death scott taylor has more. on christmas eve in 2937 year old teen nased told her family she wanted to be euthanized but while teen suffering might have ended several months later in a clinic in the flemish city of get and that of her family is still ongoing because the 3 doctors who were involved are now on trial for her mother this will be belgium's fust criminal case concerning euthanasia since the practice was legalized back in 2002 which accounts for an average of 6 deaths as day the doctors insist they acted in good faith and are unfairly being painted as murderous but the hiring account teen sisters give of that fateful day raises questions over the competence and motives of the medical professionals. who likened her death to that of a pattern that is and p. and is having a shot. when she died he asked all parents if they wanted to listen through the stones code to check her heart had actually stopped beating. belgium is only one of 2 countries which allows for euthanasia on psychiatric grounds

virginia congressman candidate scott taylor. the iranians played such a role during the insurgency and during the worst days in iraq. without iran, the insurgency would not -- wouldn't have been close to as effective. is that back of your mind as you are watching what's happening right now? >> certainly is. good morning. it's good to be with you guys and of course your viewers absolutely. strikible soleimani is certainly fresh in my mind and this is a guy who of course contributed to many deaths and casualties on our people with ieds in iraq. something i know when my boots were on the ground stepping off to a mission. that's what you thoug about were roadside bombs, obviously. but, you know, i have to say i think i want to say that president trump has been very calculated and i don't think he is going to overreact. i think the iranians also haven't overreacted. i think it's a miscalculation for them in the first place when they thought that they could get away with attacking our embassy. killing americans and this president woul

scott brown into action. vale up against it, and further behind soon after, taylor with the final touch, his first goalfor afterand foden rounded off city with city's fourth, as they take their first steps towards another date at wembley. and leicester are also through to the fourth round after they beat championship side wigan 2—0 at the king power stadium. harvey barnes got his sides second goal after a tom pearce own goal had put them in front, while wolves and manchester united played out a goalless draw, so will replay the game at old trafford. you can find all the days results and goals on the bbc sport website and app. england's bowlers came to the rescue again, leading the fightback on day two of the second test in cape town. having been bowled out for 269, james anderson and stuart broad took five wickets between them while be stokes produced some specatuclar catches as south africa were reduced to 215 for eight at the close of play. —— ben stokes. adam wild reports. in cape town, a beautiful warm day, watching on, english knights were heating up too. into battle once more, jimmy anderson, but after ye

thank the members of the bias working group, commissioners taylor and elias, and the california d.o.j., director linda simon from d.h.r. and chief scott for their dedication throughout the process of drafting this report that sfpd can be proud of. with that, i'm available for any questions if you have any on 1107. >> president hirsch: thank you, and thank you for this. i know that rachel kilshaw watches this every wednesday, and i want to thank the commissioners for the long work that they've done on this. commissioner elias? >> commissioner elias: i think who should be added to this are the community members and the working group that were extremely diligent. and have this d.g.o. right when it went into concurrent after the chief gave us his comments was probably the most productive working group i've seen. it was well received. i really appreciated, chief, how you took the time to sort of go over it and send your comments back to the working group and keep them informed as to what changed you made and what you were thinking. so i really think that the community -- that the working group members really did appreciate that, and i know

taylor, i would like to take roll call. [roll call] >> also with us tonight or chief chief scott and director henderson from

taylor, i would like to take roll call. [roll call] >> also with us tonight or chief chief scott and director henderson from the police accountability board. you have a quorum. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. this is the december 11th, 2019 meeting of the san francisco police commission. we do have a lengthy meeting tonight due to items on closed session and the complexity of the issues on the agenda so we will be limiting public comment to two minutes. just a few housekeeping matters before we get started, there are some line items on the agenda that we will be removing from the agenda. line item two is being removed from tonight agenda at the chief 's request so sfpd and d.p.a. can review and discuss. a line item one a is also being removed from the agenda. this is the presentation of the first and second quarter 2019 firearm discharge review board findings. that is an item that is obviously very important and we take seriously. i know many of us received the materials yesterday so we need additional time to look at the cases and prepare for the meeting. we will be moving that to the january 8th agenda. and then finally, in

thank the members of the bias working group, commissioners taylor and elias, and the california d.o.j., director linda simon from d.h.r. and chief scott for their dedication throughout the process of drafting this report that sfpd can be proud of. with that, i'm available for any questions if you have any on 1107. >> president hirsch: thank you, and thank you for this. i know that rachel kilshaw watches this every wednesday, and i want to thank the commissioners for the long work that they've done on this. commissioner elias? >> commissioner elias: i think who should be added to this are the community members and the working group that were extremely diligent. and have this d.g.o. right when it went into concurrent after the chief gave us his comments was probably the most productive working group i've seen. it was well received. i really appreciated, chief, how you took the time to sort of go over it and send your comments back to the working group and keep them informed as to what changed you made and what you were thinking. so i really think that the community -- that the working group members really did appreciate that, and i know

thank the members of the bias working group, commissioners taylor and elias, and the california d.o.j., director linda simon from d.h.r. and chief scott for their dedication throughout the process of drafting this report that sfpd can be proud of. with that, i'm available for any questions if you have any on 1107. >> president hirsch: thank you, and thank you for this. i know that rachel kilshaw watches this every wednesday, and i want to thank the commissioners for the long work that they've done on this. commissioner elias? >> commissioner elias: i think who should be added to this are the community members and the working group that were extremely diligent. and have this d.g.o. right when it went into concurrent after the chief gave us his comments was probably the most productive working group i've seen. it was well received. i really appreciated, chief, how you took the time to sort of go over it and send your comments back to the working group and keep them informed as to what changed you made and what you were thinking. so i really think that the community -- that the working group members really did appreciate that, and i know

thank the members of the bias working group, commissioners taylor and elias, and the california d.o.j., director linda simon from d.h.r. and chief scott for their dedication throughout the process of drafting this report that sfpd can be proud of. with that, i'm available for any questions if you have any on 1107. >> president hirsch: thank you, and thank you for this. i know that rachel kilshaw watches this every wednesday, and i want to thank the commissioners for the long work that they've done on this. commissioner elias? >> commissioner elias: i think who should be added to this are the community members and the working group that were extremely diligent. and have this d.g.o. right when it went into concurrent after the chief gave us his comments was probably the most productive working group i've seen. it was well received. i really appreciated, chief, how you took the time to sort of go over it and send your comments back to the working group and keep them informed as to what changed you made and what you were thinking. so i really think that the community -- that the working group members really did appreciate that, and i know

taylor is excused. [roll call] president hirsch, you have a quorum, also with us are chief scott and director hendersonrom the department of police accountability. >> thank you. good evening. happy new year to everybody. i want illike to congratulate the mayor on starting her first day of her first full term. we have a full calendar, so there will be two minutes for public comment. with that, we are ready to go. >> all right. administratively, line item 2c and closed session 9b has been removed from the calendar or for the agenda. line item 1, to ask of minutes, action for the meetings of december 4 and 11, 2019. >> 2c, the youth commission requested that we put their comments over by a month because they were not prepared, is that right? >> yes, they didn't meet due to the holidays. >> okay. all right. >> one or two? >> 2c and closed session. >> and 9b. >> thank you. >> okay. first item again, please? >> adoption of minutes for december 4 and 11 >> so moved. >> second. >> any public comment on our adoption of the minutes? seeing none, it is closed. can we have all in favor? >> aye >> any opposition? a

thank the members of the bias working group, commissioners taylor and elias, and the california d.o.j., director linda simon from d.h.r. and chief scott for their dedication throughout the process of drafting this report that sfpd can be proud of. with that, i'm available for any questions if you have any on 1107. >> president hirsch: thank you, and thank you for this. i know that rachel kilshaw watches this every wednesday, and i want to thank the commissioners for the long work that they've done on this. commissioner elias? >> commissioner elias: i think who should be added to this are the community members and the working group that were extremely diligent. and have this d.g.o. right when it went into concurrent after the chief gave us his comments was probably the most productive working group i've seen. it was well received. i really appreciated, chief, how you took the time to sort of go over it and send your comments back to the working group and keep them informed as to what changed you made and what you were thinking. so i really think that the community -- that the working group members really did appreciate that, and i know

taylor, i would like to take roll call. [roll call] >> also with us tonight or chief chief scott and director henderson from

taylor, i would like to take roll call. [roll call] >> also with us tonight or chief chief scott and director henderson from the police accountability board. you have a quorum. >> thank you. good evening, everyone. this is the december 11th, 2019 meeting of the san francisco police commission. we do have a lengthy meeting tonight due to items on closed session and the complexity of the issues on the agenda so we will be limiting public comment to two minutes. just a few housekeeping matters before we get started, there are some line items on the agenda that we will be removing from the agenda. line item two is being removed from tonight agenda at the chief 's request so sfpd and d.p.a. can review and discuss. a line item one a is also being removed from the agenda. this is the presentation of the first and second quarter 2019 firearm discharge review board findings. that is an item that is obviously very important and we take seriously. i know many of us received the materials yesterday so we need additional time to look at the cases and prepare for the meeting. we will be moving that to the january 8th agenda. and then finally, in

taylor is excused. [roll call] president hirsch, you have a quorum, also with us are chief scott and director henderson from the department of police accountability. >> thank you. good evening. happy new year to everybody. i want illike to congratulate the mayor on starting her first day of her first full term. we have a full calendar, so there will be two minutes for public comment. with that, we are ready to go. >> all right. administratively, line item 2c and closed session 9b has been removed from the calendar or for the agenda. line item 1, to ask of minutes, action for the meetings of december 4 and 11, 2019. >> 2c, the youth commission requested that we put their comments over by a month because they were not prepared, is that right? >> yes, they didn't meet due to the holidays. >> okay. all right. >> one or two? >> 2c and closed session. >> and 9b. >> thank you. >> okay. first item again, please? >> adoption of minutes for december 4 and 11 >> so moved. >> second. >> any public comment on our adoption of the minutes? seeing none, it is closed. can we have all in favor? >> aye >> any opposition?

taylor is excused. [roll call] president hirsch, you have a quorum, also with us are chief scott and director

taylor is excused. [roll call] president hirsch, you have a quorum, also with us are chief scott and director henderson from the department of police accountability. >> thank you. good evening. happy new year to everybody. i want illike to congratulate the mayor on starting her first day of her first full term. we have a full calendar, so there will be two minutes for public comment. with that, we are ready to go. >> all right. administratively, line item 2c and closed session 9b has been removed from the calendar or for the agenda. line item 1, to ask of minutes, action for the meetings of december 4 and 11, 2019. >> 2c, the youth commission requested that we put their comments over by a month because they were not prepared, is that right? >> yes, they didn't meet due to the holidays. >> okay. all right. >> one or two? >> 2c and closed session. >> and 9b. >> thank you. >> okay. first item again, please? >> adoption of minutes for december 4 and 11 >> so moved. >> second. >> any public comment on our adoption of the minutes? seeing none, it is closed. can we have all in favor? >> aye >> any opposition?