so with, that i will welcome senator skinner to join us. stacy, how much time do we have for this presentation? >> clerk: i believe the senator's office was told ten minutes. >> president cohen: okay. senator skinner, the time is 7:00, and the floor is yours. >> thank you so much, chair cohen. appreciate having the opportunity to speak with the commission and with the public. as you mentioned, i carried a bill, which was signed into law back in 2018. that law was s.b. 1421, and as you described, it lifted a veil of secrecy that california had on the -- the public was completely unable to access any records on police conduct. now if you contrast that, in california, we have a very liberal, what you could use a different word, a very open public records act so that any other employee of san francisco, of the city and county of san francisco, almost any action that they take, you and i, you and i and every member of the public, we can ask for a public records request. we can get e-mails, and so much information. there are very few restrictions

we now have like over 2000000000 skinner boxes in people's pockets. we are running the largest experiment like psychological experiment that the world has ever seen by orders of magnitude, right? one out of every 4 human beings on earth has a skinner box, which is learning how to uniquely target them. super fascinating in the abstract, but sort of terrifying what you think about what it's doing. the research has been done. the evidence is clear that digital technology is being designed with the intention to make us attics. it's not a secret in the tech industry either to of the biggest tech figures. bill gates in the late steve jobs admitted they consciously limited the amount of time the children were allowed to engage with the products they helped create. the problem is real, but the media can often sensationalize the issue of tech addiction and make it harder for us to understand it. think that the reason people maybe reach for the metaphor of crack cocaine is because they see that is a 3rd of high speed hyper intensive form of addiction. and you k

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. >> reporter: state senator nancy skinner, who leads the senate budget committee says efforts to reform the state's recall election process are under way. >> californians want a recall process. but they don't necessarily want a one that can be used frivolously. >> reporter: when the reporter asked him if he felt vindicated, newsom, who can typically give long-winded answers was almost speechless. >> i, this is a gift. >> reporter: newsom called the recall humbling but given how unpredictable this pandemic has been and the continuous threat of wildfires, the time for celebration is over. >> challenges are in abundance in these positions. and we'll look forward to tomorrow in the weeks and months to come. >> reporter: in oakland, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> it's not often that he is caught speechless like that. we have an interactive state map with a lot of data for you to view right on our website at nbcbayarea.com/recall. >>> a bigger crowd than usual for day three of elizabeth holmes' fraud trial. today's testimony was mostly about the much-hyped theranos testing machines t

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. >> reporter: nancy skinner blasted republicans for spending at least $276 million of taxpayers' money on the failed recall effort. >> californians want a recall process but they don't want one that can be used frivolously. >> the votes are in, how did each county vote? this is a break down behind me. blue is where people voted no on the recall. that's the bay area, central coast, l.a. and all the way down to san diego and san bernardino county. red is where the majority of people voted yes on the recall. you can see the northeast corner of the state down to central valley and all the way down to this area, those are known to be republicans part of the state. what happens now? democrats try to make it harder to boot a governor. we'll look into that at 6:00. and of course we continue our reporting online just go to nbcbayarea.com, where you can track all the voting results as they continue to filter in, just click on recall election results. that's in the trending bar. >>> covid vaccinations for kids, one bay area county is getting ready to roll them out. the marin county office of educ

state senator nancy skinner from berkeley. introduced sb-16. there would expand and open access to records on the police officers who have misconduct on issues like use of force, racist or bias behavior, unlawful searches or arrests. the california legislature approved the bill today which is expected to be signed by the governor. and, tomorrow, the state legislature is expected to vote on another bill. this one aimed at holding officers accountable under sb-2. any police officer that gets fired for serious misconduct would lose their badge permanently. >>> still ahead, bay area health care workers struggling to keep up. now, a significant new challenge. >> verbally abusive. combative. >> he said he was going to come back to the hospital with a gun. >> tonight, we hear from the nurses on the frontlines. >> and thousands of students will have to wear masks at school and some will have to get regular testing, details on tonight's decision. >>> and dramatic rescue scenes across the northeastern u.s. tonight as >>> now a kpix5 original report. in t

she started laughing and michaela skinner and others started laughing.they're not ruling anything out, but they'll be 25 soon and need to start making plans. >> how cool to see that right now, live, getting ready for the big show. so chase center and down to the shark tank, bay area fans have a lot to look forward to. >> they just did the shark tank over the weekend. they're going to go to sacramento next. this is just the start of their tour, right, terry? i think they're going to hit 25 more cities on this tour. but it's nice to see her relaxed and having fun. the pressure is off. of course, she's very comfortable with gymnastics and she's with her girls. i love it. >> reporter: and she's only taken two or three days off between now and the first week of november. i mean, she got right back out there and right into it. there is some pressure, but not olympic pressure involved in performing almost every night between now and the first week of november. >> you can just see it there, the smile on her face with her teammates, so much different from that pr

ona batlle sealed the three points early in the second half with a lovely strike in what was marc skinner'sgland have a slender lead of 56 runs over india following day two of the fourth test. ollie pope impressing with his innings of 81, as did chris woakes who made a quickfire 50 that gave england the edge over india. with the series level at one apiece, which way this match goes is anyone's guess, as patrick gearey reports. in south london there's an oval—shaped hole that swallows batsmen. 13 on day one, soon 1a disappeared. craig overton was nightwatchman. his shift was due to end, but dawid malan was not supposed to follow him through the trapdoor. still behind india's skinny total full—time for england to answer back. that's wherejonny bairstow comes in, with bat and chat for severe article he is all was keen to talk. of course intricate you can make all the arguments he wants. this is the point that matters. bear stowe leg before and angry afterwards for study felt someone had gotten in his eye line for some meanwhile, ollie pope was moving into the centre of the picture, quietly gli

state senator nancy skinner introduced this expansion of open access to records a use of force behaviorful searches for arrest. the legislator just approved the bill for today they are expected to vote on another bill aimed at holding officers accountable. in a police officer who gets fired would lose their badge permanently. >>> it is time for your money watch report and why virgin galactic is in trouble with the faa. we are joined live from the new york stock exchange with diane king hall. good morning to you and happy friday. >> reporter: we will start with breaking economic data. the economy grew in august, but the number was weaker than expected. they were looking for more than 700,000. and employment rated go down to 5.2%. apple is easing its app store rules . this includes for spotify in netflix. it will allow these companies to offer a link to their website in the app . >>> the faa has grounded virgin galactic. it was founded by richard branson. in july the rocketship veered off course and was outside the area cleared by air traffic control. they said high altitude wind caused t

the 3rd state a blanket appears in person this time in front of the senate, hearing on the chaos. skinner sandwich for all american response to the deadly attack outside the airport to ball. we will bring you expert analysis in highlights, including moments like this. the guy, the biden administration drone, was he, an aide worker or an ices k operative. the administration is, of course, reviewing that, that strike. and i'm sure that a full assessable d will. before you don't know if it was an aide worker or an ices k operative, i can't speak to that and i can't speak to that in the setting in any event. so you know no or won't tell us. i don't, i don't know because we're reviewing it on the day. republicans are hoping california to vote, and governor devin knew. so my out of office is here and even president bite and decided to get on the campaign. we will bring you the last 24 hours leading up to the result of the 55th attempt to recall the governor of california. i'm going to use these stories and more on today's news use use right here on our to america. let's get started. ah, thanks

united who've finished fourth in the table for two years in a row, and have a new manager in marc skinnerever a negative to want to win. it is never a negative to want to win things. so, you know, want to match the fans expectations with our performances. the only thing we would like to do is we would like to beat some wonderful teams, it beauty from a watching from afar as there are some wonderful teams. you know, that is such a challenge, but why are we here if it is not to challenge ourselves? fifa is investigating racial abuse by hungary fans towards england players during last night's world cup qualifier in budapest. england condemned the abuse as "completely unacceptable" and borisjohnson has urged fifa to take "strong action" against supporters who made monkey noises and threw objects onto the pitch during the game, which england won four—0. —— 4—0. natalie pirks reports. england knew the atmosphere would be hostile in the puskas arena. fell on deaf ears. while that is disappointing _ fell on deaf ears. while that is disappointing. so _ fell on deaf ears. while that is l disappoint

ona batlle sealed the three points early in the second half with a lovely strike in what was marc skinner's way this match is going to go is anyone's guess, as patrick gearey reports. in south london, there's an oval—shaped hole that swallows batsmen whole. 13 on day one, soon a 14th disappeared. craig overton was nightwatchman. his shift was due to end, but dawid malan wasn't supposed to follow him through the trapdoor. half england's batsmen out, still 129 runs behind india's skinny total. time for england to answer back. that's wherejonny bairstow comes in, with bat and chat. virat kohli is always keen to talk. of course, in cricket, you can make all the arguments you wants. this is the point that matters. bairstow leg before and angry afterwards. he felt someone had got in his eye line. meanwhile, ollie pope was moving into the centre of the picture, quietly gliding past 50 and eventually past india's score, too. at the other end, moeen ali. a player of such talent, he seems to bat in a dreamlike state, until, all of a sudden, it turns out he's sleepwalking into trouble. no mo, and soon

skinner's found remains believed to be the former fancy gabby. but with the name, person of interest nowhere to be found how are they going to crack the case and as you know the fbi said they found the body in wyoming near where gabby was last seen. she's been missing since traveling across country and a man in about three weeks ago, brian drove the van back to the family in florida alone with no explanation would even call her family and he got a lawyer if you refuse to cooperate with cops. a should've, parents at that jerk, last week ryan's family, said that he too had conveniently disappeared after you been searching for him all over florida particularly slow. and a nature reserve near his hometown and today the fence rated brian's house in northport florida just south of tampa for those of you paying attention at home. until the ages removed a number of object and towed away leased two vehicles and same time police in utah leave the 911 call from august listen pretty. >> what were they doing pretty. >> we drove by a gentleman was slapping the

skinner's found remains believed to be the former fancy gabby.st nowhere to be found how are they going to crack the case and as you know the fbi said they found the body in wyoming near where gabby was last seen. she's been missing since traveling across country and a man in about three weeks ago, brian drove the van back to the

and coming up tonight, i'll talk live with state senator nancy skinner from the east bay to discuss the introduced and that was signed into law and she'll talk about the impact this could have on the state's affordable housing crisis. plus actor and host drew carey spotted out with ousted jeopardy. producer and host mike richards. tmz's harvey levin will share details tonight on what the two might have been discussing. we'll have those stories. and much more coming up tonight. live at seven over on ktvu. plus, we'll see you less than 20 minutes. alex still thinking i'm dreaming. i'm pitching myself right now, and we'll show you how well one food truck helps make dreams come true for some people in the bay area. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to

the bill was set to take effect in january of next year, but co author of the bill, senator nancy skinnersays if it didn't go into effect soon, universities would be able to develop their our own rules. so starting tomorrow, california student athletes will be allowed to get paid for activities like endorsement deals. influential social media presence, signing autographs or making personal appearances. the recall election is now exactly two weeks away, and a new poll may give the newsome campaign a little bit of relief. 51% of those asked by survey usa want to keep newsom in office 43% want to recall him? that's a big shift from survey usa, his last poll a couple of weeks ago, which basically had the numbers flipped on the second question about who would replace the governor, larry elder continues to lead the pack at 27% john cox and democrat kevin pah frith are tied in second with 6% 14% are still on decided our political reporter greg lee, now takes a closer look at who's already returned their ballots. with exactly two weeks to go. more than four million belts have been returned in the

last week, we had senator nancy skinner, so i've just been working on trying to get people to join us on our commission. also had a good touch-base conversation with miss felicia jones, head of the wealth and disparities, and that's all i have to report out. sergeant reynolds, could you please take public comment, and let's call the next item. >> clerk: if you would like to make public comment, please dial star, three at this time. president cohen, there is no public comment. >> president cohen: great. i appreciate that. let's call the next item. >> clerk: line item 5, presentation of the deputy's collection and analysis of sexual assault kid evidence and reporting of results to sexual assault victims report, per commission resolution 16-28, adopted april 20, 2016, discussion. >> hello. >> president cohen: hello. >> good evening, president cohen, members of the commission, executive director henderson, chief scott, and members of the community. i am acting deputy chief raj baswani, and i will be covering resolution 16-28, which is analysis collecting and saeshl -- and sexual assault k

skinners school in tunbridge wells, where like hundreds of thousands of others, students are taking lateral—floware back - and we are tested it is easier to enjoy those things again. the education system has faced enormous disruption because of covid. whole year groups have been sent home after one positive case, but this term it�*s only the pupil who tests positive who definitely needs to self—isolate. those specifically identified as close contacts will be asked to take a test. if it�*s negative, self—isolation won�*t be necessary. i�*m sure there will be a problem at some stage when the flu season hits and covid is still around and i do expect at some stage we will have to make contingency arrangements, but i�*m hopeful we can get through the whole year with a nearly full curriculum, everyone doing everything and it feel like a normal school. in england, wales and northern ireland, strict rules over facemasks and social distancing have been relaxed. schools have much more power to decide which rules to keep. in scotland, where schools re—opened in mid—august, most rules are staying in place f

gymnastics superstars simone biles, mykayla skinner, jordan chiles, laurie hernandez teaming up for apinning into action. jojo siwa and her partner, jenna johnson making history on "dancing with the stars" and taking the top spot on the leaderboard. this morning what she's saying about her big night. ♪ do you remember ♪ >>> and "hamilton" star leslie odom jr. is here live in times square fresh off the show's big emmy win and he's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ say do you remember ♪ >>> good morning, leslie. good morning, america. glad you're starting your tuesday with us. we're happy to have leslie odom jr. here live in times square. it's great to have guests back with us in the studio. >> it really is and it's great to see "dancing with the stars" back. starting season 30 with a bang, jojo siwa making history on the dance floor. we're going to hear from her just ahead. >>> first the news starting with johnson & johnson, the company announced new results from its booster trials reporting the second shot of the vaccine dramatically increases protection and back to eva pilgrim wi

toyena corliss skinner paul a. skrzypek christopher paul slattery vincent robert slavin robert f.oan stanley s. smagala, jr. wendy l. small gregg h. smallwood catherine t. smith daniel laurence smith gary f. smith george eric smith heather lee smith james gregory smith jeffrey r. smith joyce patricia smith karl t. smith, sr. kevin joseph smith leon smith, jr. moira ann smith monica rodriguez smith rosemary a. smith bonnie shihadeh smithwick rochelle monique snell christine ann snyder dianne bullis snyder leonard j. snyder, jr. astrid elizabeth sohan sushil s. solanki ruben solares naomi leah solomon daniel w. song mari-rae sopper michael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory thomas spagnoletti donald f. spampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear, jr. robert speisman maynard s. spence, jr. george edward spencer iii >> and my uncle, we love and miss you every day. give grandmother a hug for me. >> and my brother, september 11 we come here every year to come together as a nation, it is a useful way to mourn, grieve, and remember. 20 yea

have my dear friend jeff - reverend john unger who has worked with mother teresa in india and brian skinnerrnally grateful to my late parents without his blessings i would not be the today. it is a privilege to appear before you as the president's nominee and as a practicing physician, first generation immigrant and public health official from a rural state. with decades of experience in the intersection of public health and public safety i'm ready and eager to lead the federal government's response to addiction and the overdose epidemic. i want to get to work as soon as possible. this epidemic has cost hundreds of thousands of american lives, methamphetamine and cocaine, this urgent challenge has grown, there are more than 21 million americans with a substance abuse disorder but only a fraction of physicians with the qualifications to treat them. no surprise that so many people don't know where to turn for help. as a physician i've taken the hippocratic oath, served in town the smallest 1900 residents in cities as large as $25 million. as i've seen the challenges, people, providers and loc

i'm also happy to have reverend john who's worked with mother teresa in calcutta and brian skinner withto my parents without whose blessings i wouldn't be here today. it is a privilege to appear before you as themy president's nominee and the practicing physician of the first generation immigrant and public health official from as rural state. with decades of experience at the intersection of public health and public safety i'm ready and eager to lead the federal government's response to addiction and the overdose epidemic and with your support, i hope to get to work as soon as possible. as you are aware this epidemic has cost hundreds of thousands of american lives. methamphetamine, fentanyl and cocaine, this challenge has grown during the covid pandemic. today there are more than 21 million americans with a disorder yet only a fraction of the physicians that have the qualifications to treat them so it's no surprise that so many people do not know where to turn for help. as a physician i've taken the hippocratic oath and i served in towns with smaller than 1900 residents and cities as

. >> toyena corliss skinner >> paul albert skrzypek >> christopher paul slattery >> vincent robert slavin >> stanley s. smagala, jr. >> wendy l. small >> gregg h. smallwood >> catherine t. smith >> daniel laurence smith >> gary f. smith >> george eric smith >> heather lee smith >> james gregory smith >> jeffrey r. smith >> joyce patricia smith >> karl t. smith, sr. >> kevin joseph smith >> leon smith, jr. >> moira ann smith >> monica rodriguez smith >> rosemary a. smith >> bonnie shihadeh smithwick >> rochelle monique snell >> christine ann snyder >> dianne bullis snyder >> leonard j. snyder, jr. >> astrid elizabeth sohan >> sushil s. solanki >> ruban solares >> naomi leah solomon >> daniel w. song >> mari-rae sopper >> michael charles sorresse >> fabian soto >> timothy patrick soulas >> gregory thomas spagnoletti >> donald f. spampinato, jr. >> thomas sparacio >> john anthony spataro >> robert w. spear, jr. >> robert speisman >> maynard s. spence, jr. >> george edward spencer iii >> robert andrew spencer >> and my uncle, james john woods. we miss you every day. >> and my brother, joseph.

skinners school in tunbridge wells, where like hundreds of thousands of others, students are taking lateral—flowght direction i think. we have had like games cancelled and things like that, so it's hard, i but now that we are back - and we are tested it is easier to enjoy those things again. the education system has faced enormous disruption because of covid. whole year groups have been sent home after one positive case, but this term it's only the pupil who tests positive who definitely needs to self—isolate. those specifically identified as close contacts will be asked to take a test. if its negative, self—isolation won't be necessary. i'm sure there will be a problem at some stage when the flu season hits and covid is still around and i do expect at some stage we will have to make contingency arrangements, but i'm hopeful we can get through the whole year with a nearly full curriculum, everyone doing everything and it feel like a normal school. in england, wales and northern ireland, strict rules over facemasks and social distancing have been relaxed. schools have much more power to decide wh

was rubbed into their wounds when 0na batlle sealed the three points early in the second in marc skinner'san shericka jackson, but a late surge from 18—year—old sensation christine mboma blew them both away to take first, with asher—smith coming third. despite this, she said she was just happy to be running that fast again. that is great to see. elsewhere in brussels, kelly hodgkinson finished second in the women's 800 metres behind the jamaican laoya goul. and scotland take on moldova tonight, they are coming third in group f and steve clark says his players know it is a much when —— must win moment now in their campaign. it is is a much when -- must win moment now in their campaign.— is a much when -- must win moment i now in their campaign.— now in their campaign. it is 'ust about winning, i now in their campaign. it is 'ust about winning, winning i now in their campaign. it isjust about winning, winning with i now in their campaign. it isjust about winning, winning with a l now in their campaign. it isjust i about winning, winning with a good performance, that is what it is about. can'