i cannot unring the bell on these texts. i am as disgusted by them as everyone should be, and we will do what we can to rebuild the damage done by the exchanges back and forth with mr. feringer who sits as a convicted felon who will be reporting for incarceration i believe before the end of the week. to that end it's been mentioned how -- i wanted to correct a couple of things that came up. one, supervisor mar we don't do stop and frisk. i have been very clear on that in san francisco. constitutionally terry versus ohio. we stop or detain based on reasonable suspicion and we research and/or frisk based on facts and concern for officer safety so i want to reassure you that the program spoken up and received attention in new york city stop and frisk i think i was straightforward and firm on it when originally asked about it a couple years ago. we don't practice it here in san francisco. also there were slides mentioned in regards to narcotics. narcotic arrests were off qift 85% in san francisco prior to prop that time and they'

we can't effectively unring the bell. if someone is convicted badly or bad evidence from a bad officer we can't fully take that back and would like to avoid that and have a more proactive unit. >> thank you so much for being here. i see more questions. thank you. i want to acknowledge that the mayor's director of public safety is here. thank you for being here. next is the chair of the human rights commission. >> good afternoon president breed, supervisor mar thank you so much for the invitation to be here today. i'm going to be as brief as possible and i'm going to start with thanking the public defender for his overview of what implicit bias is and how important and significant it is to understand and address so i'm not going to cover that ground in explaining it and i also want to recognize what chief sure said about the training that took place yesterday. so last year the human rights commission sought funding for implicit bias trainings. we didn't get it in large part because of i think the tardiness of the request i

. >>> reporter: i cannot unring the bell on these texts. that's what chief greg suhr says as he prepares to fire several of his officers. a report on that texting scandal is due today. the investigation included combing through at least 14 officers' past to see if there is any common denominator leading to prejudice. that is after that scandal broke earlier this year revealing racist and homophobic texts sent between several officers. and because of the scandal, defense attorneys are lining up top have cases dismissed. one example, the federal public defender's office in northern california points to one drug trafficking sting in which all 37 people nabbed were black. the city public defender says he has several cases that he wants people to take a second look at. just one of the many repercussions from this scandal. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> a san francisco man is dead after a fire in north beach. and this morning investigators are trying to determine what caused the fire. it started at 10 p.m. last night on the third

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the pleadings. you can't unring a bell. i need to be vindicated factually, as well. this woman made the story up.'ve never met her, i don't know her. i never touched her. totally, totally made up. i'm pursuing my remedies. i am suing the layers and perhaps will be suing her, as well, for defamation. she's been hiding, trying to avoid being served. we found her hiding in colorado. we served her. she will be deposed. if she repeat in a deposition under oath what she's said, she will go to prison because she will have committed perjury which we can prove beyond a reasonable doubt. >> we should note that the -- these alleged victims had claimed that you had sex with them while they were underage. that it was part of a scheme and ring connected with your friend, jeffrey epstein. why do you think this all even came to be? jeffrey epstein, a friend of yours and investment banker pleaded guilty to solicitation of prostitution years ago? why do you think the victims here wanted more? why did they make it up? >> nobody can be sure of that. i knew jeffrey epstein as an couldic friend along with the presiden

we're now back to the position as if it has never been done before. you can't unring a bell. my reputation has still been harmed. that's what happens when there's false allegations. the real victims are real rape victims. when you have a woman making up a story like this whether it's this one or the rolling stones whether it's the story that happened at duke university a few years ago. the real victims are rape victims who shouldn't be burdened by false stories. >> thank you very much. >>> now the breaking news. an attack at the white house. a hack attack. officials telling cnn russia succeeded at an incredible hack. the fbi and secret service, other agencies are now desperately investigating the breech. they call it one of the most sophisticated attacks launched against the united states. he speeshlcializes in cyber security. this is one of the most serious breeches ever. the most serious against the united states government. they got access to the president's realtime schedule. that's pretty scary. >> it is. especially from an intelligence standpoint. the types of informatio

the damage has been done. you can't unring this bell. numbers confirmed by twitter via press release, nongap or adjusted earnings per share does in fact come in at 7 cents. that's what was previously reported in this possible leak by selerity. 7 cents on nongap eps does beat average analyst estimates. also q1 revenues coming in $436 million. also again coming in in line with what that previous report was. estimates were $457 million. they also go on to say that first quarter revenuefrigerators revenues by newer director repons product. the company expects the revenue impact to continue for the remainder of the fiscal year by outlined in the section below. this is a substantial report. they also talk about monthly active users here. average monthly active users, maus, $302 million for the first quarter. they say up 18% year over year compared to $288 million in the previous quarter. average mobile monthly active users, maus, represented approximately 80% of total maus. again, 4/5 of all of that $302 million were mobile active users. we'll

have never been brought because the judge struck them all and said they'd never -- they never, ever should have been included in these pleadings. but you can't unring a bell. so i need to be vindicated factually, as well. this woman simply made the story up out of cloth. i never met her. i don't know her. i've never touched her. totally, totally made up. i'm pursuing my remedies. i am suing the lawyers and perhaps will be suing her, as well, for defamation. she's been hiding, trying to avoid getting served. we found her hiding in colorado and served her. now she will have to be deposed. if she repeats in a deposition under oath what she has said, she will go to prison because she will have committed perjury which we can then prove beyond a reasonable doubt. >> we should note the alleged victims claimed you had sex with them while they were underage. that it was part some scheme and ring connected with your friend jeffrey epstein. why do you think this all even came to be? you know, jeffrey epstein, a friend of yours and investment banker, he pleaded guilty to state charges of prostitution, solicitation years ago. but why do you think the alleged victims h

charges had never been brought because the judge struck them all and said they never, ever should have been included in these pleadings. but you know, you can't unring a belleed to be vindicated factually, as well. this woman simply made this story up. i've never met her, i don't know her. i've never touched her. totally made up. >> and we'll have much more of that interview in the next hour of cnn newsroom. >>> in massachusetts, the jury in the aaron hernandez trial resumes its deliberations in just a few hours. the former new england patriot star is accused of murdering odin lloyd. closing arguments wrapped up tuesday after ten weeks of testimony. the prosecution and the defense stressed the defense of evidence and the lack of evidence in this case. >> i'm asking you to look at the evidence. the evidence tells the story of what happened. circumstantial evidence, yes. there were no eyewitnesss. there was other evidence that is strong evidence that should convince you beyond a reasonable doubt that he committed that crime. >> if there was evidence of any reason that aaron had to murder odin lloyd, don't you think you would have heard about it in nine weeks