that's one of the required trainings to obtain a taser? but in my conversation with the department, they told me that that would likely not occur over the next couple years. >> supervisor fewer: if we can't have a taser -- >> yeah. so that does not include the top three trainings on that sheet. >> supervisor fewer: that they would get any way. >> that they would get any way. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. >> supervisor cohen: colleagues, are there any other questions about tasers or the discussion of them? i don't have anything else. i don't have any other questions. i've asked mine. thank you. so there's a couple things here that we can do. we can take action today, and if you'd like -- well, we can take action today, but there has to be a motion -- or we can add it to the open motion that i already have -- i've put on dealing with the academy classes. >> supervisor fewer: yeah. actually, i think that because of the lack of transparency for full and the true cost, and how that i think a timeline for when the training can be com

that's one of the required trainings to obtain a taser? but in my conversation with the department, they told me that that would likely not occur over the next couple years. >> supervisor fewer: if we can't have a taser -- >> yeah. so that does not include the top three trainings on that sheet. >> supervisor fewer: that they would get any way. >> that they would get any way. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. >> supervisor cohen: colleagues, are there any other questions about tasers or the discussion of them? i don't have anything else. i don't have any other questions. i've asked mine. thank you. so there's a

forget tasers. tasers only mean heartache and death. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is tess davis. i'm here today to urge you to fully fund the hspa budget ask of $14.8 million, including $280,000 over two years to restore cuts to the employment services and another 240,000 for low threshold adult services. as a former case worker working with this population, i find the budget unacceptable. in a city that prides itself on being socially conscious, how can we justify this? san francisco is having its largest housing shortage, a constantly growing number of individuals on the streets, and completely unacceptable and life threatening housing and shelter wait lists. it is a moral obligation. no more death on the streets. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> hello, supervisors. my name is moses thompson with hospitality house. san francisco's budget is $11 million, and less than 3% is spent on solutions to homelessness. we urge the board of su

you have advocated tasers. do young people ask for tasers? >> we had a listening session around that. and young people wanted information about tasers. a number of them -- and they were all over the map. a lot of them said, it's better than shooting somebody. they said that. another said, i'm skafrd -- scared of the police. i don't know what they will do. they were -- like a lot of the general public, concerned about police operations, period. a lot of them, you know -- what happens with police and young people depends on the contact that they have. that's why the contact is so important. i know a lot of young people that say, yeah, we have problems, but this officer is different, this officer is different. not all officers are like that. that's the state of policing. >> supervisor cohen: what is your professional position on tasers? >> i voted for them twice. >> supervisor cohen: and what is your vision for the future of the san francisco police department? >> my vision? >> supervisor cohen: yes. >> wow. that it become the best department in

on tasers in prop h. i would prefer that money would be put to better use it to assist the homeless, such as the right to council, which cost $2 million. if you supply tasers, i think you would collectively share the burden of the increase loss of life that will result. i hope you increase that ask. the budget should be used to help people, not tase people. we have the resources to end homelessness and all we want is the well. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. i work at the coalition on homelessness. i was also born and raised in san francisco. i am also here in support of our budget proposal. you've heard from any other folks, the city spends less than three% of its budget on homelessness but spends over 20.6 million to criminalize homeless people, and hundreds of millions more on police. you're asking for a small 14.9 million increase for homelessness funding for housing subsidies, two will service shelters and mental health services, and many other things. whether or not these pro

million lawsuit for a death because of a taser. so it's presented as if tasers are the only nonlethal weapon. that's incorrect. there are a host of choices between gun and taser. for some reason, this city and the police department is rabidly focused just on tasers. there are other opportunities. and i believe that the commission has not done due diligence in exploring what options are available. i don't want to spend too much time because tasers is one element. carotid restraint is another, in which is a highly charged -- i'm not done. >> there is no carotid. >> supervisor cohen: that's correct. i understand that. i don't need to be corrected. i don't need to you mansplain or correct me. i'm speaking now. i understand the carotid restraint policy what it is. i was there in part of that conversation and watched it, but i saw the deliberation and consternation in the policy body, that being the police commission on who was where and on what and i want to say affirmative i that dr. marshall was in favor of keeping carotid restraints

tasers, don't give them tasers. poa, we know they're the biggest mafia in this city. they control this city. we all know it. people sure know it. please don't let them destroy ay more of our lives. thank you. >> vice president mazzucco: next speaker. >> good evening. my name is terry bora. i like to welcome the new commissioners and tell you thati hope so see you tomorrow. i share the crisis intervention team work group and annual award ceremony which i'm sure you will find very impressive. the people of our city have spo. 62% voted for no on h. it dysstressed me greatly to lok at the headline as i'm passing d walking my dog in the machine tt says, tasers on your agenda tonight. many of you know i'm not a natie of san francisco. came from maryland. i went to ballad school, i wento ballad simplification school. 62% of the citizens here said nn h. the thought of meeting behind closed doors tonight distressede greatly. most disturbing. we have had public meetings. we have worked on this legislatn on these policies on the langua. i'm really, really just implorig you that

he was tasered and wrestled to the ground.e's now being held without bail. >>> and there's an urgent manhunt for a suspected killer. wilson, escaping from a mississippi prison, now on the run for more than two days, thought to be hitchhiking. wilson had been serving two consecutive life sentences for the beating death of two men. authorities now offering a reward for information leading to his arrest. >>> and the world cup final is almost set. croatia knocking out russia, beating the host 4-3 in penalty kicks. both countries scored in extra time during the wild match. croatia joining france, belgium and england in the world cup semis. taking on england next wednesday. >>> and when we come back -- a purple heart. a yellow ribbon. and one little sister's sacred promise fulfilled. stay with us. and one little sister's sacred promise fulfilled. stay with us. i was just finishing a ride. i felt this awful pain in my chest. i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger o

. >> they got him down on the ground but according to police he was resisting so they brought the taser out. look closely, you can actually see the taser energy lighting up the back of philip's shirt. >> stop resisting. stop resisting. >> ooh. >> wow. >> it's like sparks. >> it's like a sparkler going off. >> philip olshey, a large and strong man, that's why they went in with such force, that's why they were doing everything they could do to protect the rest of the family, to protect themselves from what they believed to be a very dangerous man. >> well, seems like they contained the situation well. >>> he's led away covered in blood. >> he was arrested for possession of drugs, assaulting police. >> that doesn't look like jail garb. >> >> he's a big man and he's currently out on bail while he awaits sentence. >>> life has a way of throwing us a curveball and keeping that in mind, they surveyed an anonymous woman in new york stwi different salaries. so question at hand is how with would a 30% pay cut affect your life? now they asked real women but they hierpd actors to relay what they sa

didn't see the taser he was holding. >> he starts tasing her and doesn't stop.the time he removed the taser, she's not moving inside the suitcase at all. he races into the bedroom, grabs a pillow off the bed, comes back in. pushes me away, unzips the suitcase, takes the pillow, compresses it over her mouth, grabs the wine bottle that is maybe four feet away, takes the wine bottle, crack, crack. i think maybe it's three times he hits her. he tells me to go inside the bathroom, start the water. >> she was terrified, she says. did you say, "ethan, stop?" >> i didn't say anything. >> didn't say anything at all? why not? >> i cried but i didn't say anything. i didn't know what to do. i didn't know what to say. when he told me to do something, i did it. >> she filled the tub, she says. >> he asked me to help her pull in there. i tried, but i can't do. i start crying, and i throw up in the toilet. >> why didn't you pull her out of the water? >> at that point, i -- the only thing i was thinking about was how am i going to make it out of this house. >> did you think etha

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we see hillary and eric holder like bolted it trumps motorcade with our buccaneer knife in their tasers sextet prior to iran i. or maybe the obama administration were such wonderful peace loving people that nowadays their busy volunteer ring of fire departments. working in homeless shelters it and knitting doilies for the underprivileged who have been married to a week. but no no that's not really what's going down journalist zack harder and paul blumenthal did a little digging and here's what they found is a little where are they now for the obama administration janet johnson obama's head of the department of homeland security and sole proprietor the name jack these days . these days johnson received two hundred ninety thousand dollars a year to serve on the board of lockheed martin the largest american defense contractor and the world's biggest weapons manufacturer the world's biggest merchant of death show much more aggressive than the doily thing.

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this budget has a massive increase for police, including new weapons, tasers and meanwhile, the police are doing 6,000 homeless response calls a month. this would be not be needed if we had housing and shelter for folks. they do 6,000 mental health calls and this calls for cuts to core mental health services. it calls for 40 more street cleaners. if we did not have thousands and thousands of people on our streets, it would go a long way. it is time to turn this around. you have the opportunity to do just that. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm the director of shelters for the episcopal community services, also a member of has spot. as such, we are calling on the board of supervisors to find -- fund an additional 300,000 subsidies for homeless families, youth, elders, people with disabilities, and two knew shelters including one for families, and another in the bayview. we also need emergency vouchers for families and prevention to keep people out and back to the mental health and employment service cuts. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next

the videos show the teens nearly poking the baby with a taser as she cries out.nother video, a teen can be seen doing the toddler's hair, then slapping her in the back of the head. both videos are followed by laughter and covered with laughing emojis. watkins learned about the abuse after a friend showed her the video. elyssia watkins is still trying to comprehend what happened to her 1-year-old daughter.elyssia watkins/mother "they do need to go to jail, but i hope someone really talks to them, they get some counseling." (grant) all three suspects are charged with child endangerment. they range in age from 15 to 17 years old. (vicki) 4 your health tonight... the long days of summer are here... we are out and about in the hot sun... and more sun exposure means the higher risk for sun damage to your skin. kron 4's gabe slate spoke with a dermologist who says most people are not using enough sunscreen and not using the right kind to protect themselves from sun burn and skin cancer. sound from ed becker, m.d. - dermatologist sun is very damaging, what you do now wil

thank you. >> thank you for addressing the unnecessary spending on tasers. i urge you to think about ways we can cut any increased budget for the police. the increased need for police has been identified to the did -- displacement of san franciscans and the underfunding of vital mental health and housing services. i want to urge you to protect the hundred 75,000 that is being put -- provided for a simple coordinator for cultural districts and urge you to consider including the ask from the transgender cultural district, which is currently not included. we need the city to fully fund transit supportive services, which are often the last to get funded and underfunded as compared to the need and the first to be cut. i ask you to please fully support the reduced 800,000 ask from the trans community. it may not be a lot of money as compared to some of the other asks or an 11 billion-dollar budget but would create real change within our community. thank you. >> good morning. on the executive director at parents for public schools of san francisco. i want to thank

there's the struggle internally about tasers. there are many struggles. i would like for you to articulate one of them. >> there are many challenges that urban police departments face, period. they're historic. they're not only in the san francisco police department. they've been shown to be national in scope. we have been tackling those one at a time, as they have come up. everything from officer-involved shootings to racist text messages, to just -- all of those things. and we have addressed those things by passing general orders to begin to blunt and stop those things from happening. >> supervisor cohen: i wanted to know specifically -- not nationally -- what are some of the challenges that you identify that exist in the san francisco police department? >> so i began with the backlog of cases that we had. we had to move forward so that we could address discipline and get those down so that officers would not be on the docket for such a very long time. >> supervisor cohen: how long have you been serving? was it 14 years? >> 14 years. 26 to 27 different

. >> i was able to move out of the way because all i saw was a sert officer with a taser.d they tased her. >> they shot me. i had a probe, like a long string with a pin look like a dart stuck into my body. [ bleep ] they got me mostly in the shoulder area, i think, and i could feel myself going out. >> stop resisting, haywood. >> because the pain is so excruciating, all you could do is take that pain, take that pain, take that pain. my family taught me do not let people disrespect you. we just like that. we're just very reactive people. this is the way i grew up. so people look at that like she's violent. she's this, she's that. i'm like i'm nowhere near what my family has raised me to be and what -- and they have no idea. that's it. >> [ bleep ]. you [ bleep ]. >> i'm mild. very mild compared to some people. >> [ bleep ] you. >>> coming up -- >> i threw some bodily fluids and things, bodily products. >> erica haywood adds a new weapon to her arsenal. and -- >> i was patting him down in the crotch area and i felt the bulge. a catch like this is pretty rare. >> the ongoing

the apartment, me in front with the shield, zach behind me with his gun out, doyle behind zach with taser out for less lethal, sergeant pelle behind him hands free. >> and we go and try to put him into custody. >> the officers enter the apartment to find that matthew has barricaded himself in his bedroom. they don't know he's holding a loaded rifle. >> he had not only barricaded the door but the entry to the hallway with large objects that were designed to hang inside. >> zach whispered, let's kick the door, he's not coming out. >> sheriff's office! [ gunfire ] >> this was never like anything i ever imagined. >> probably a 30-round magazine he dumped on us within a couple of seconds. >> i hear zach say, i'm shot, i'm bleeding out. >> i'm going, cover me, cover me! >> so i look to my left. i see zach's down. my first thought is, my friend's down, i need to go get him. so i started crawling. i grab his right boot. i just pulled as hard as i could. i moved him two, three feet. that's when the next volley of rounds started coming out. >> it was very apparent by this time that it was clearly a

he appears to be following orders but an officer then shoots him with a taser gun claiming he was notsed about the whole situation. i was wondering why they were giving me all these different directives. >> reporter: on monday williams filed a lawsuit against that officer and the police department for $75,000 for what he says was excessive use of force and racial profiling. >> no matter what race you are or what color you are or what background you are, that should not be done to you. >> reporter: the video is sparking anger online. the mayor calling the use of force of great concern. >> on a personal level he deserves personal justice and remedy. >> reporter: williams was arrested last week for public drunkenness and outstanding warrant on charges of possession of a controlled substance. the officer who tased him remains a member of the police department. we've reached out to the police department but they have not responded. according to the mayor the incident is being investigated. that cell phone video is going to be key? certainly. tough to watch. >> thank you so much. >>> coming

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is trying to frame the debate again at the heart breaks a taser trying to frame that narrow victory for leaving as a decision for the hardest possible brix it what's the reason why it's saying is forty eight percent of those who voted wanted to remain so we should stay closer to the e.u. than the heartbreaks it is one they want to complete break break all ties really difficult situation i'm ready but no one but no one wanted or no one campaigned for a hard brigs with no deals simply just cutting ties in it in mail that has become probable not maybe most probable but we're talking about it what do you see happening next march i mean i've always asked you will briggs it happen it looks like it's going to happen i think it's happening but do you think we're going to have a break that with no deal i think the events of the last few days make it less likely that we'll have a new deal bricks that we had to get to britain had to get a unified position for the talks on what the new relationship is going to be between britain and the e.u. and there was always this tension in the company between

blow up the gates to downing street before attacking heavily armed police with pepper spray and a tasereparing acts of terrorism. the captain of the british and irish lions, sam warburton, has announced his retirement from international rugby union, at the age of 29. the former wales captain hasn't played since leading the lions to a notable series draw in new zealand last year. he recently returned to training following knee and neck surgery, but said he could no longer perform to the high standards he'd set throughout his career. the latest official crime figures in england and wales, due tomorrow, are expected to show a rise in violent offences. one man in east london thinks he has a solution, stephen addison works to combine sport and faith. 0ur religion and ethics editor martin bashir has been to meet him. i was an overweight kid. i didn't believe in myself. i didn't have any self—esteem. i started trying to be bad as a defence mechanism. stephen addison has been hitting back since the age of ten. one of six children, he grew up on a notorious estate in east london. where did you l

jitendra: we see a lot of these new product launches like taser in italy -- in india.t is a long-term tale for revenue growth. they are seeing strong growth this quarter. they are making a foundation for the long-term revenue growth for the economies of scale. emily: going into the break we were talking about all sundar was doing into ai and whether they were backing it up. andy, do you think they are? andrew: it's a very difficult thing to measure. how does ai help their search? does it make it more targeted? i think it's very difficult to measure though they touted all the time -- tout it all the time. jitendra: the competition cannot see how they are increasing the roi for advertisers. every time they mentioned, they talked about it in conjunction with that product category. so, basically what you will end development of these searches, the return on investment, advertisers are getting the investment with the ongoing investments in every product category. that means long-term results. have earnings coming up. we have seen the broader market. andrew: you have spoken

he resisted arrest and officers used a taser before taking him into custody. the police say the man admitted to about 25 acts of indecent exposure. he is set to appear in court tomorrow. >>> also new at 6:00 a man from salinas was sentenced to life in prison for the deaths of two children whose bodies were found in a storage unit in redding in 2015. the 20-year-old was found guilty of torturing, starving and beating his girlfriend's 7- year-old nephew and 3-year-old niece. he was found guilty of torturing their sister who was nine at the time. the girl took the children in after their mother's death. in february she pleaded guilty to charges of first-degree murder, felony child abuse and torture. >>> the man authorities say is the golden state killer appeared in court today in sacramento. 72-year-old joseph deangelo attended a pretrial hearing. families of the victims were in court to face him. mike luery reports. >> reporter: coming into court today, a long line of alleged victims of the east area rapist and their advocates. they were there, they say to stand

jitendra: we see a lot of these lunches like taser in india. long-term tale for revenue growth. seeing strong growth this quarter, and the contribution will continue. is what they are doing, making a foundation if you may, for the long-term revenue growth for these economies. those investments might actually's the debtor return on investment than we think, longer-term. emily: going into the break we were talking about all sundar pichai was doing into ai and -- to tout machine learning and ai at google, and whether or not google is really backing it up. andy, do you think they are? but i think it is a difficult thing to measure. andy: how does ai help their search? does it make it more targeted? how can we see it? i think it's very difficult to measure, though they tout it all the time. jitendra: the competition cannot see how they are increasing the roi for advertisers. so basically, this call, every product they mentioned, -- they talked about machine learning, in conjunction with that product maps, ---- hardware's, basically what you will end

he resisted arrest and the officers used a taser before taking him into custody.charges in pleasanton and fremont. >>> an update on that atf rated that took place yesterday. the department of justice issued new information this evening. is a that six people were arrested as agents searched for drugs in several homes and businesses. the suspects range in age from 24-41 and are charged with computer desk conspiracy to possess and distribute methamphetamines. all defendants are scheduled to appear in court. >>> the mayor met with first responders after their first full day on the job. she said we need to be ready for any emergency. earthquake him a fire, etc. the mayor also imparted that she grew up right across the street from that cities oes headquarters. she remembers the advanced -- events that followed the 1989 earthquake. >> i remember the lights being out, it was dark at night, the power didn't come on for days. a number of other issues that are -- occurred during that time. we can definitely learn from some of the things that happened past. >>> the mayor urge