. ~ sean richards also indicated support. [speaker not understood]. if i'm overlooking anyone, i apologize. i just can't see from where i -- okay, [speaker not understood] in the white shirt is also indicating support. he is pi noel a i see you. ~ he he espinola, jucey, i see you. [speaker not understood] we have to deal with this as an entire community. i specifically, specifically want to call out the african-american community because this is serious for us. this is critical. this is life and death. the african-americans, we need to confront the black on black crime. it is absolutely crazy. 4% of any homicide is perpetuated by an african-american and also a victim of an african-american. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. and we will jump to supervisor breed. >> thank you. and i just wanted to -- i was president on roll call today, but after supervisor cohen decided to make remarks about this, i did want to say something because i was there when the homicide took place in 2006 at l.a. hutch hill gymnasium. it was really unfortunate.

. >> sean richards was invited but declined. >> we have too many task forces, why create another task force. >> people need boots on the ground help. >> we need services, job services, employment services, mental health services. >> the task force will get illegal guns off the street and young people that may be at risk. >> what i'm looking for is to bring everyone together to come up with a strategy. >> matty scott lost her son to gun violence in 96. it doesn't take a task force. >> housing is a issue. if you don't have a place to live you are subject to do violence. >> we should point out sean richard is running against melia cohen for supervisor. reporting live in san francisco. >>> new statewide water conservation will go noose effect. aiming to reduce water waste outside. the things that could get you fine. washing down the driveway or sidewalk. watering your lawn or yard so much it causes runoff. washing the car with a hose without a shut off nozzle. keep in mind, people who violate the rules could be fined five hunt a day -- hundred dollars -- $500 a day. >>> keith jackson has

(applause) >>> hello, my name is sean richard with the executive director of brothers against violence. i just have a few corrections and i want to just start off saying, supervisor kim, the rally and press conference was given and put together by the [speaker not understood] coalition team. that was not any wrongdoing, but the group that we put together. the second thing is another correction, i am the author of the resolution that's going to be presented to you -- that will be presented to you, not supervisor cohen. i want to clear that up. and if you guys would like to be a part of that, you guys need to work with the community on that. and i say this to say that because when you never worked with young folks before and you never dealt with young folks before in the community, then you don't know what's really going on because you're out of touch and out of reach. i lost two brothers, not one, two. in '95 and '99. so, i know the pain when you have to watch a parent drop to their knees because they had a heart attack knowing that their son had just been killed. so, i know the feeling

sean. take a look at california politically with richard nixon carried five times and ronald reagan carried in four landslides. the republicans are outnumbered two-to-one in the state legislatures, they're two-to-one in the congressional. they don't have a single statewide officer. i'll tell you, when the country looks like california demographically, it's going to look like california politically. now, why would that bother harry reid? or why would that bother barack obama, who would like to see a much more diverse society as he calls it? >> well, a diverse society, but you're saying you think the majority of people that are coming in from these poorer countries are more likely to vote democrat because they -- >> sure. >> let me ask you this. you talk about ball canization, what do you foresee happening? >> here's what i see. i mean, there are huge enclaves of people in various cities and towns basically moving together by culture, by language, by ethnicity. and basically not communicating well or hardly at all with other areas of the country. it's like when i say bulkization, look at yugo

richard, thanks. >>> in israel tonight, thousands of people crowded into the military cemetery in the seaside city offering comfort to the family of sergeant sean carmeli, a 21-year-old fought for israel but raised in the u.s. he was one of two americans killed this weekend while serving in the idf, the israeli defense forces. last night in l.a. a candle light vigil for max steinberg, a sharp shooter in the israeli army. there are close to 2,000 americans serving right now in the israeli military. earlier today we spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who is under increasing fire for the civilian deaths we've seen in gaza while insisting he must defend his country from relentless rocket attacks. >> you know, at a certain point you say what choice have you got. what would you do? what would you do if american cities, where are you sitting now, brian, would be rocketed with absorbed hundreds of rockets? you know what you'd say? you'd say to your leader, a man's got to do what a man's got to do and say our country's got to do what a country's got to do. we have to defend ourselves. we try to do it with minimum amount of force or wit

sean, we'll see. >> you might start dating? >> that is not what i'm saying. >> very good. >> last word richard? and i think change it is that there are people called to god's service i would not want to deprive of the unique joys of t1 husband, and being a father as well as being a local parish pastor. >> yes. >> balanced and respecialful. i love you for that and the great work for your church. >> appreciate what you do as well. >> on that happy note, a prayer. coming up more "hannity" straight ahead, right after the break. (woman) the constipation and belly pain feel like a knot. how can i ease this pain? (man) when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bow

sean, we'll see. >> you mean you might start dating? >> that is not what i was saying. >> the first person i would make you date is tamron holder. >> liberal. >> my gosh, god help you. last word, richard is that there are many people who are called to god's service that i would not want to deprive of the unique joys of being a husband and being a father as well as being a local parish pastor. >> can i say, dr. land has been so balanced and very respectful and i love you for that, dr. land, for your work and for the great work of your church. >> appreciate what you do as well. >> absolute. on that happy note of prayer, all right, thank you both for being with us. >>> and coming up, there is more "hannity" straight aid head right after the break.. how can i ease this pain? (man) when i can't go, it's like bricks piling up. i wish i could find some relief. (announcer) ask your doctor about linzess-- a once-daily capsule for adults with ibs with constipation or chronic idiopathic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. it helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given