so they, we've had this politics of austerity for decades now that his di, funded essential social services in favor of providing tax breaks to the rich incentives to very successful corporations. and we need to reverse that politics and quit, trying to fix our problems through policing and incarceration whether they're privatized or not. you know, i've, i've had the privilege of interviewing a former governors like a governor, chris christie and others after the george ford murder and about the question of police reform. and governor christie, a, you know, who's a controversial character nonetheless. hold me. look, they're going to be police departments that you have to. you have to tear him apart down to the base. and he's told the story of cam, the new jersey. and he said we had real problems with training. we had real problem and we had a problem there that we couldn't fix. may we had to go down and build it back from the base up and, and create a very, very different kind of department and rebuild trust with the community. i've heard, i know, as we've even described a show today and ta

to be managed by intensive and invasive policing, rather than receiving the kinds of social services that would help lift people up repair, passed harms address, traumas, et cetera. hiring a few more black police officers and brown police officers is not going to fix that problem. the research is pretty clear that at best a few cities have shown, you know, very minor improvements and a few measures. but most apartments when they hire more black and brown officers see no change in the use of force arrest rates, community satisfaction, and all the rest. so we really need to get at these deeper issues of racial inequality in the united states and quit focusing on kind of superficial symbolic responses asked what did 911, do i mean in 911 as, as part of the story as well because of the massive spending on military gear for wars abroad, you know, in many ways non conventional wars abroad. but i'd be interested because you've written about what happened with a lot of that hardware. yeah, so not 911 did a few things. one is that it kind of close the door on any community based criticism of

the government says everyone in lockdown schools open certain essential social services will still be available. people could still receive those benefits as it were, but principally the entire country in lockdown. why? because every other measure the government has tried to bring in has not been enough to stem the tide of new infections, of filling up hospitals of death threats and that sort of thing. that's why the austrian government is decided what is what is decided today. and dominic, what about the situation in germany? because the government is also trying to, to bring back at some steps to bring the coven situation under control. how are things looking well, we've been hearing from loss as either the man in charge of the agency that tabulate the information and gives the warnings to the ministers about how cove it is going. saying that that now is the time that that there's no time to lose. we've got to try and break this way. but the interesting thing is that it alongside them in that newscomers where he was speaking, the health minister, caretaker, health minister, yancey b

but it also has a social services wing as well that sir has been responsible over the years for funneling large sums of money into grass roots projects. we're talking about clean water project schools. orphanage is even providing rent relief for peoples whose houses are destroyed during a s railey as strikes. and the concern is that, given this potential blanket bombs, this view that the entirety of hamas is a terrorist organization that it does potentially have the negative impacts on undermining the work of a mass. and us affiliated grass roots organizations on the ground is he front runners in china is presidential election have held final rallies before sundays votes, right when candidates, jose antonio cast wants to bring down taxes and reduce the size of the government's master scape bill brick wants to g, the exact opposite. it's neither of them gets 50 percent of the votes. it's he man will face off in another round of voting. december 19th. yes, santa star civilian says joins a growing number of people who are concerned about the safety of chinese tennis star puncture. why she ha

support communities to raise their own revenues and fund of the public education infrastructure, social services and public safety. it was never meant to be a tax write off for the rich. and in this regard i've said time and time again there is a reason that new jersey is a blue-chip estate. we donate more revenue than other states i call the mooch state. that receives far more than they contribute to the federal treasury. in order to continue to be a blue-chip estate and a maker state, the property tax reduction is critical so they continue to generate the engine that states like new jersey have been giving it to the states have a different path or a different way of looking at this and i agree it could be better than the total repeal, but we think this is a better way and we would hope to be able to work it out in terms of the different views and i believe we can. in conclusion we cannot afford to get it wrong. it's time to get this done and to get it done right. there's no time to waste on gimmicks and we need to deliver relief and i believe that in a revenue neutral way we can do exactly jus

the intertribal friendship house, based in oakland, offers a variety of social services to hundreds oflocated here from reservations in other parts of the country. i talked earlier with the vice chair of the group's board about the significance of the work they do. the intertribal friendship house was established in 1955 is a direct result of the indian relocation act. natives were brought off reservations to big cities and it was truly a sink or swim moment. many did well with this transition, but many not in yearned for their cultural and spiritual needs. that's where i fh stepped in as a surrogate family over the years, it's morphed into the reservation in the city. hence the name urban reds. it's become a place that provides ceremony. tradition cultural connection, it provides a safe environment to strengthen cultural identity, promote health, intergenerational healing and support the development of extended family. i f. h is the oldest urban indian program in the bay area. what is the biggest need that you see when native americans relocate from from other parts of the country and

the need for members of the catawba nation to rely on federal and state governments for basic social services. this step has been years in the making and i'm glad to have played a small part in getting it done. i would like to thank our partners in the senate for spearheading this effort in their body. hopefully we get this to the president's desk in short order. in closing i would like to ask my colleagues to join me in supporting this bill. it is bipartisan, it is common sense and it will very much help the members of the ca tarvetion wba nation live more prosperous lives. thank you and i yield back. mr. westerman: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. ms. leger fernandez: i yield two min those gentleman from north carolina, mr. butterfield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. butterfield: let me first thank you, congresswoman leger fernandez, for your friendship, thank you for your leadership and thank you for yielding time to me this afternoon. i rise in support of h.r. 1619, the catawba indian nation lands act. a few moments ago, congress

announced yesterday she is working to reverse plans to divert funding from the police department to social services and hire more officers to stem this year's spike in deadly street violence. we are live in the newsroom. kpix5. >>> and retail thefts are hitting several cities. today san francisco supervisors could vote to allow deputies to provide extra security for businesses. justin andrew is in san francisco with the proposal. >> talks about this started right after that wild weekend we saw where dozens of businesses in san francisco and beyond were robbed and looted thanks to dozens of looters and robbers. we have the video and have been showing you this for a few days now which shows how bold these criminals are. still some are roaming the streets. today the board of supervisors will be discussing and likely voting on whether to allow sheriffs to contract with private individuals or groups like businesses to provide security. this is in hopes of deterring a repeat of those mob style crimes. at union square many businesses have been boarded up out of fear. that meeting gets started at two. we w

. >> she made good on a campaign promise to cut the police budget, reallocating funds to social service programs. but in the face of rising violence in recent weeks, added more officers downtown she says the violence has gotten worse in the pandemic. >> we're making intentional investments, and making sure it is in places that haven't seen that in decades. >> the violence is a regional worry. two months ago in neighboring east st. louis, illinois, harriet stringer's three-year-old granddaughter was shot and killed, in her bedroom watching tv when a stray bullet tore through the wall. >> we heard some gunshots. pow, pow, pow, pow, pow. >> no arrests have been made, and random gunfire continues to be a problem in her neighborhood. >> do you feel safe in your home >> sometimes i do, sometimes i don't. people are not safe, really, no. all the violence, you know, it's got to stop. really got to stop >> the st. louis area hardly alone in this struggle last year murders nationwide increased nearly 30% from 2019 baltimore, detroit, new orleans also among america's most violent cities here in st

social services, i don't understand how they call themselves republicans but they don't want to be called socialists. they take advantage and live on every socialist program that's out there. we have joe manchin who is all over the place. i am trying to understand that dynamic. guest: people's political attitudes are very complicated and aren't always consistent. west virginia is a state that is in transition, voted strongly for donald trump. it has a democratic senator plena key role in the budget debate. there are a lot of democrats left in west virginia. west virginia moved from very democratic to very republican over the last generation. they may still have their own party registration. they don't really consider themselves people who have switched. it's a state in transition. in terms of the government programs, it's a question of which ones they choose to make most important in their decisions. it's interesting that senator manchin, he has won election in west virginia as a moderate democrat when the state does strongly support republican candidates for president. host: this is sean

winnebago county social services, a case involving the state action doctrine which holds that the 14th moment only applies to state action. it does not oblige estates to provide protective services to anybody in respect to their civil rights. deshaney involved a young boy who was beaten repeatedly by his father and whose abuse came to the attention of social services that never intervened in order to protect him from his father's violence. ultimately, he was beaten into a life-threatening coma and was left permanently mentally disabled. the supreme court said that is not a matter for the constitution to address because the 14th amendment only applies to states action. one of the things we show in our research is one of the primary functions of the equal protection of the laws clause was in fact to empower congress, empower legislatures, to intervene, to protect people from private violence. in particular, the violence of the ku klux klan and their allies as they sought to sabotage reconstruction. we now have a constitution as interpreted by the supreme court that says that a state is u

this order applies to all workers in adult and senior care so these licensed by social services. in home care workers, including home health aide, hospice workers and regional centers. this is country club lane near ridgecrest drive. a fallen tree we will continue to bring you this breaking news in napa. >> this morning, investors search to the home here. these photos and video leaving the house. he resigned as mayor after being accused of sexually assaulting multiple women over a 16 year period. he was not home at the time of the raid. investigators spent two hours inside his home. they were seen leaving with a backpack. is proof of the former mayor's assault on his client that the sheriff's apartment says photos and videos can often be used as evidence in the mystic violence cases. >> the oakland mayor is calling for more police officers in her city after a shooting that took the life of a 23 month old boy named jasper. >> this tragedy is heartbreaking, sickening, infuriating. that this level of gun violence has taken another beloved child. no matter what age, you are someone's

reporter: the mayor is working to reverse plans to divert funding from the police department to social services to hire more officers to stem the violence this year. >>> we brought you the police chief's update live on cbsn bay area , you can watch 24/7 on kpix.com . >>> breaking news, chopper 5 is live over san leandro where there is some sort of police activity going on. this is at west broadmoor boulevard and park street. it is not clear what is going on but police are asking everyone to avoid the area. we will bring you updates as we get them. >>> in san francisco, mayor london breed thanking the first responders for their work and marked the one-year anniversary of the street crisis response team. they have responded to more than 5000 calls related to people suffering from mental health and substance abuse. >> this was what some considered a crazy idea, bringing all the city agencies together to respond to the crisis that sometimes people are having on our streets. the fact is that there is not a one-size-fits-all. >> the event also included a tour of san francisco's 911 dispatch center. >

. >> san francisco has phenomenal social services to support people at risk of becoming homeless, areience and homelessness, but it is confusing, and there is a lot of waste. bringing everyone into the same space not only saves an average of 20 hours a week in navigating the system and waiting in line for different areas, it helps them talk, so if you need to sign up for medi-cal, what you need identification, you don't have to go to sacramento or wait in line at a d.m.v., you go across the hall to the d.m.v. to get your i.d. ♪ today we will probably see around 30 people, and averaging about 20 of this people coming to cs for follow-up service. >> for a participant to qualify for services, all they need to do is come to the event. we have a lot of people who are at risk of homelessness but not yet experiencing it, that today's event can ensure they stay house. many people coming to the event are here to receive one specific need such as signing up for medi-cal or learning about d.m.v. services, and then of course, most of the people who are tender people experiencing homelessness toda

the oakland based nonprofit is a social services and educational organization that serves the greateri spoke with the organizations education coordinator about their mission. our mission statement is to preserve and promote the cultural integrity of indigenous or native american children and their families. um, we are the only accredited licensed foster family agency that serves native american youth in the whole state of california. we're really proud of that work really proud of the social service team in the foster care team that we have. as well as our educational strands. talk about why it's so important the work that your organization does to help native american youth learn about their identity and their culture. oh absolutely. i think so many times our community is faced with this, like, um, just as thought of invisibility that were invisible, even though we're in plain sight, or this thought that native americans are people of the past. um because again, the clothes that we wear and the practices that we are, you know, participated on a daily basis like we're all right doing

why should i expand all of the social services when i cannot pay for what we have?do you enjoy being a senator with all this pressure? sen. manchin: there is no fun. neighbor says, how are you taking the pressure? i have a responsibility to do my job and i will do my job. i have always said if i can't explain, i can't vote for it. it may be my best friend. i say can you give me a pass? my dad always says you can say no with the tear in your eye, you might be ok. i have been crying a lot lately. ♪ moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. ♪ >> here we are. host: since this very first youtube video 16 years ago, the world's most popular video network has exploded to 2 billion users in t

social institutions. the government has been called it as an institution. that video, basic services, up concrete, digital. and this isn't exactly new. it's almost as if lebanon is in a permanent state of political crisis. and critics, a part of the problem is the system itself. now the way it works is that the 3 biggest sacks are guaranteed representation. that was the deal to keep the peace after the civil war. so for example, the president is always a man at christian. the prime minister is always sunny and the speaker of parliament as she em. but in reality, it's led to political gridlock in fighting and nothing really gets done. it's really about you know, who gets which government sponsored contracts. what kind of company affiliated with who are, when you're forming a government, for example, you know, it's not just about who is the best person to handle the ministry of economy. it's whether the president who is american should pick that minister, whether it's the prime minister sunnyville to pick up. and it becomes a horse trading situation. you end up with a lot of corruption

back on a higher proposed increase and instead sent that money to fund violence prevention and social services. reporting live, bob riddell. >> such a young life taken too soon. bob, thank you. >>> the white house is launching a nationwide push to launch of covid shots for the youngest children. they will encourage more parents to vaccinate their children in that age group 5 to 11. doses for this group are being given at 10 micrograms, which is one-third the size of grownups and kids 12 and older. tonight santa clara county will host a virtual town hall to answer questions from parents. that starts at 6:00 this evening, and you can find a link to all of those details on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> also new at 11:00, we are getting a better look at the covid vaccination rate for employees including officers. as the news reports, out of the 100 officers warned that they would quit instead of getting vaccinated, only 6 city employees actually forfeited a week of pay for that option to not get the shot. as of last thursday, 95% of all city employees including rank and file officers submitted

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>> this is david filpao, i'm not a deputy social service. i have brief questions or comments. i'm wondering how this relates to the new sheriff's department oversight board as to alleged misconduct not that there would be any and if there were any in a store or location where services are being provided. i'm wondering if requesters could shop between the police and sheriff's department if there's a cost difference between the 10a and 10b program and if that makes sense for them to be able to shop in that way. i'm wondering if there is or should be a deadline to request services prior to an event or prior to starting to provide services. the version i was reading was specific to an event. i understand that's being amended. i'm wondering if the security and staffing plan referred to in the legislation would be subject to public disclosure or maybe an applicable exemption to disclosure or basis for withholding. i was going to ask if this is only for events and for not ongoing service or works but sounds like the next person is going to address that so i was unclear how this would

i think what we have learned gincluding from talking to law enforcement of people in social services that many times sending a social worker to a situation to de-escalate rather than police and-e for that goes i'm t going to speak if people want to do that so i think what we are learning is that there are smarter ways to handle that is that if you put so much of the police, without providing maybe extra training are the experiences, that's not make o sense. i know probably from the last person you have, that's a subject i like to talk about that right now i want to talk about his with the americanan people really really is if we get this bill done. i can't tell you how important a childcare provision alone is in the make sure that we have universal pre-k to make sure that we have childcare were people don't spend more than 7 percent of their income and when you think about it, we just brought somebody on recently that i know what they are paying for their child here and i know what percentage of their income it is taking this would truly be for them to be able to take care of the fami

the health and social services secretary for wales, eluned morgan, said they were expanding the covidot the highest rates of covid in the united kingdom at the moment, despite the fact that we are in what england would consider a plan b, that is we are asking people... it's compulsory to wear a face covering in indoor public places, we are asking people to work from home, we have lots of different measures where we are really trying to make sure that people take a lot more precautions, and yet our rates are still very, very high. so we're trying to ensure we can keep these venues open through what are going to be some very, very challenging winter months ahead. and the way to do that, we think, is by introducing these passes. what has been interesting is that we have already introduced these for, for example, rugby matches, and there's been a huge amount of support from the public. the husband of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, who's detained in iran, is into his 18th day of a hunger strike outside the foreign office. richard ratcliffe wants to put pressure on the prime minister to meet ir

president of the european parliament solely asking for the establishment of a european life, saving social service away to prevent thousands of people from dying at sea known to get for you. it will. the figures are startling. the number of undocumented migrants arriving in italy has surged by more than a 150 per cent since last year for a 160 percent the year before that. and the european council house promise border nations additional support, but the murder of lum, produce essays, the use lack of action is causing needless debts in order to prevent loss of life and to reduce pressure and european borders. mutually beneficial partnership and cooperation of countries of origin and transit will be intensified with international agreements and not respected europe is doing nothing. it has no strategy to solve this problem. and europe, we only talk about refugees. there is no strategy for only economic migrants who come to italy. the problem of migrants is, according to the such and rescue plan regulations, concerns old states and not just italy. europe must enforce this regulation. make other state

that helps to support many of the social service programs that we have in the city in the first place. as of saturday sfpd chief bill scott says several people have been arrested. >> their plan was to overwhelm us. their plan was hoping that we wouldn't be here, but we were and some of them think they got away with it. but i am confident i'm confident that there will be more arrests to follow. >> chief scott says 2 firearms were seized and the person in this vehicle was armed. they took him into custody safely. >> they use the minimal amount of force that they had to use. they recovered the firearm. they impounded that vehicle and they recovered some of the property. >> chief scott has about a dozen other businesses were burglarized and looted in a nearby union square. some crimes were prevented. we were fortunate because the city and our police department had a strong presence here in union square in specifically for the holiday season. >> and she's got says officers will be patrolling and station at the parking garages in union square and there's also going there also to combing thr

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and also becomes dependent on these private companies to actually broaden off a provide basic social services. but essentially, ministers, we're pulling on leavers in white hole that weren't actually connected to anything crucial parts of britain state apparatus had been turned over to private business and austerity cost to public health spending meant that in a national emergency, the system failed when it was most needed the state was unable to keep track of coven 19 allowing the virus to spread. meaning that more and more sick people were admitted to hospital, and the number of daily deaths began to sole ah! attention now turned to providing personal protective equipment, p. p to health workers trying to keep the sick from dying. it transpired that the management consultancy de loyce had overseen the privatization of an a chest supply chain, logistics part of the n h s. that supplies, things like personal protective equipment. and all of these companies that had paid for these contracts and one of them all failed to deliver. so there was a massive general shortage of personal protective eq

but it also has a social services wing as well that has been responsible over the years for funneling large sums of money into graphs, roots projects. we're talking about clean water, project schools, orphanages, even providing rent relief for peoples whose houses are destroyed during a st. riley as strikes and the concern is that given this potential blind kids bands, this view that the entirety of hamas is a terrorist organization that it does potentially have the negative impacts on undermining the work of a mass. and us affiliated grass roots, organizations on the grounds, and that the end of the day could be potentially those in need that sofa. as a result of this new designation, pretty battelle though is determine, she's going to see this turn, it's low and hope to get it through parliament. it in the u. k. next week. a k, a need barker, john his lie from london. thank ye, neath a palestinian rights organisation has gold for an impartial investigation after a prisoner died in a hospital while in israeli custody from me. allah moore had spent 13 years behind bars, palestinian ce

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mass as well as its military and political wing that is governed garza since 2007 also has a social services wing that has provided a range of support to people in needs there, including fresh water and housing even covering people's rent when their homes were destroyed by israeli bombardments. there is some concern that the money needed by these groups may well be stifled as organisations and supporters around the world seek to distance themselves from hamas. nevertheless, pretty bottle is very eager to get this through parliament as early as next week, something that is very likely to happen given the government significant majority there. the counselor is hosting the shows world military parachuting championships for the 1st time. there walden, 40 teams participating with hundreds of athletes, hoping to claim the world title, lahardo and took the plunge above doha. free fall precision. oh, these athletes are experts in the art of jumping out of planes. more than 40 military parachuting teams have descended here to the desert of katara to compete for the world championship title. the compe

why should i expand all these social services when i can't pay for what we got?you enjoy being a senator with all this pressure on you yucca there isn't -- on you? sen. manchin: there is no fun. they say how are you taking the pressure? i have a responsibility to do my job and i'm going to do my job. i have always said if i can't go home and explain, i can't vote for it. my dad always said if you can say no with a tear in your eye, you might be ok. i've been crying a lot lately. [laughter] ♪ moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. >> i think that spac's are here to stay. >> you can trade anything. >> today, we are in and everything bubble. >> i'm erik schatzker and welcome to blo