then tiny ro, wanda, edits door step and it is almost 10 times more populous. then rolanda, how come and i understand this is a very basic reading of the situation, but how come congo can't bring the resources the beer to secure the northeastern the northeastern part of the country? as you call that, a simple question is actually, again, very complex. it's a profound question that again can go back to 1960 the independence of the country and even before bass with belgium's role within, you know, pre independence. just to understand again, congo as a very large country is you say that there's kind of aspects that go to construct. so then you look to the south which is more again, mining and industrial squared zambia. and then you have again the great lakes, which is which is eastern d r c. and i think the congo, the state has always been again, kind of, it's been kind of played with it's, there's been a lot of kind of external pressure towards the d. r. c, so i wouldn't necessarily call that week, but i can understand just the complexities of being able to in an

and this has been an issue of contention and pension between a wanda and data sheet for a long period of time and decided that the mains police state is indeed one of the factors why we continue to have this got an situation kind of the, you know, the data see government that gives us a window supporting them to 23, but we're on solomon, i think in general. and if you, you've laid out what happened in 1994 and just softer, right? you've laid out, the rwanda accuse is d r. c of harboring a predominantly who's to who to group the, the lar, that want to bring down to keep go the government. but you haven't yet explained to us the birth of m 23 some 20 years after that. and so the, i'm trying to speed the march 23rd. uh the quote is on the on off sort of uh, an automotive group. uh, that's what the operating in eastern do you have see in 2009. that was an argument between the government of data saying this automatic and that argument was uh, concluded in march uh, trace street and stopping and 9 uh the, and it, the, the collapse of the agreement. because following the agreement on the imp

the question then has been, if it is true that the wanda is involved, if it is true that uganda is involved. if it is true that the democratic republic of congo is unhappy with these, particularly with the one, what then must be done on the ongoing basis. negotiation has come from a very unusual course. valdez on board and many uh the meetings that i've been held young or in the month of november of 2020 full getting the head of state summit in alicia in 1000. yeah. it was a not to the is of the president of global. she shifted the did not attend because she did not want to meet, but it's been done. and of course then forgotten me. it was all ready to meet. they thought it would be negotiated. but cindy office as a web presence on one of the things that was raised during that meeting is that there is need to support the ongoing initiative. so he stood up p a now that a number of things have been accepted, that there is a conflict which is of a diverse stating kind and that there is need to ensure that that conflict is brought to an end and that, that will require, among other things that th

. >> wanda johnson held her annual vigil to mark the killing of her son, oscar grant, at the hands of bart police officer johannes mehserle in 2009. her work since includes trying to mend the relationship between the black community and law enforcement, something advocates say is working. >> we've been able to help them improve some of their systems, some of their internal accountability systems, some of their police processes and their policies. so i think the short answer is yes. >> but when it comes to the issue of community violence, johnson says more needs to be done. >> we're still seeing people losing their lives senselessly, and it's up to us to come together as a community and work to bring a healing to, especially our young men. >> oakland police say the first fatal shooting was 7 a.m. tuesday in the 1300 block of 14th street. 12 hours later, a man was stabbed to death in the 1900 block of 70th avenue. around 10:15 p.m, a shooting incident near jack london square left one dead and three hospitalized. then came the first fatality of 2025, a shooting about 3 a.m. in the 2400 b

. >> wanda johnson held her annual vigil to mark the killing of her son, oscar grant, at the hands of bart police officer johannes mehserle in 2009. her work since includes trying to mend the relationship between the black community and law enforcement, something advocates say is working. >> we've been able to help them improve some of their systems, some of their internal accountability systems, some of their police processes and their policies. so i think the short answer is yes. >> but when it comes to the issue of community violence, johnson says more needs to be done. >> we're still seeing people losing their lives senselessly, and it's up to us to come together as a community and work to bring a healing to, especially our young men. >> oakland police say the first fatal shooting was 7 a.m. tuesday in the 1300 block of 14th street. 12 hours later, a man was stabbed to death in the 1900 block of 70th avenue. around 10:15 p.m, a shooting incident near jack london square left one dead and three hospitalized. then came the first fatality of 2025, a shooting about 3 a.m. in the 2400 b

wanda johnson leads the oscar grant foundation in memory of her son. the organization helps provide services to families impacted by violence, but she believes schools and city leaders need to help, especially when it comes to addressing mental illness from those traumatic events. our young men are many of them are walking around with ptsd. we term that just as a military term, but we have no idea what a lot of our young men have seen. we got to make sure that we are getting mental health supports and services starting at the at the k through 12 system and beyond. if the start to the year is any indication, those services may be needed more than ever in 2025. in oakland, thom jensen, nbc, bay area news. a bay area high school marching band had the honor of playing in the rose parade this morning. look at them go. that's cupertino's homestead high. representing the bay area in spectacular fashion. group was one of 22 marching bands invited to perform. bands also came from japan and mexico to take part in the 136th tournament of roses parade in pasadena.

so after a wanda at these genocides would never supposed to happen again. so i think there's increasingly a demand for a united nations backed minutes rise. she brought a tear in convoy a series of convoys to coming to gaza. but can you have the service to see that happening? just just to jump in that because of course, as well as time and time again, being protected by the united states, which has a veto in the security council. so can you actually ever see that happening as well? the general assembly has repeatedly values it, so it says these 5, that's the real parliament, as united nations, it's the veto, it keeps on being use. and the security council, the secretary general, has tried this chapter 7 resolution to override that, that is not bit succeeded. all right, so that comes a point, frankly, when you know if it's a national noise to comp for anything but action has to be taken. and they're all un member states who know that unless humanitarian aid is taken into cause or the policy and use of being polarized into non existence. and so the time reall

weapons to heretic regimes of clearly violated human rights, including ukrainian regime, saudi arabia or wanda, uganda. so i don't know if the law itself, i mean it's as important law, but it's, it's not often been divided by and the media tends to be a noam chomsky and edward herman wrote a book called manufacturing concepts which is a critique of the u. s. media and how they tended to play up only the atrocities of official government at u. s. government entities, whether russia or china and to ignore those of us allies. but again, these railways have gone so far this time that the media to sustain any credibility had to report some of what was going on and the heretic things that they're doing. is there anything in the timing of, of what's coming? i've done, mike, we see more such coverage emerging. i think so, cuz the cat is out of the bag, so to speak. i mean that and yeah, been indicted in the world. court of the atrocities you know, cannot be ignored. and i mean, i also, i think we live now in the age of social media so, so much is report and a lot of young people, you know, get their n

of the northern part of district, the destruction of more health facilities, including canada, with wanda indonesian hospital as well as the out the hospital, the northern part of this trip, the entire population to trap their whoever remains are still without the proper access to any of the basic necessities they're not, they're not dying of the bonds or dining both the supplicating fees imposed by this really monetary. okay, thank you for the update. as we were hearing the voices, ray, the stripes have increased and the goal is the street. well, let's go live to our white house correspondent, kimberly whole cat who's been listening and standing by on all of the latest developments on the sci fi. they don't have the cast rate for minutes to switch some case, special things, not just to the current by that is administration but also to the incoming trump administration, saying that they've been holding tilts of both sides to yeah, because right now we're in this unique time where we are watching the hand over of the, by the ministration to the incoming trump administration with the inaugu

this is wanda different. all scale where the were also proclaimed the level c as a legitimate representatives, berkeley shop, or for loose at least 2 little she is well received in know the council of europe and to some other your europe centered organizations might get some, some women here at the this is what they think of themselves cuz she found this means that the despised the whole world sleeping is evening. this is a shame was statement. what could i to if the sure, when we say democracy just means only one things you would wish. i will do what i want you to see if like blinking, protects those who do not listen to us. you will see that i can just use that won't, they won't be you be invited to the democratic table. they will be on the menu to study. this is the clear manifestation of what they are doing. see the furtive of my sons. they believe that they are in totally building over to the side, the outcomes, the results of the election of dozens get the well, the state has the right. as far as an obl

wanda is here. oh, my church friends! there's uncle pops in the back.it's a rolling party right there. so thank you. >> i love you. the beginning of an era here, and it's awesome. guys, still around for our girlfriend jenna and friends. that new era starts in the 4th hour. but we have some fun in the 3rd hour. >> we're not quite done yet with you, mr. melvin. >> there is literally no one left. >> you would be surprised. we will find out on that 3rd hour of "today" coming up. >>> after your local news and weather and these messages. good morning. it is 856. i'm marcus washington. happening now. breaking news out of san francisco. two police officers are recovering after a police chase ended in a crash. it happened around 4:00 this morning at san bruno and paul avenues. now, police say officers were chasing a suspect in a white car when they turned onto paul avue, crashing into a building. the suspect and two officers were taken to the hospital, but all are expected to be okay. you can see that damage done to the storefront. what once was a liquor store?

less and is that going to change ultimately moving forward because some of these states have trimmed wanda's western land claims right. which they are going to ultimately cede over to the national government. but that's not abundantly clear at this point. so new jersey plan is going call for an amendment. the articles not scrapping of the articles. the. right. we're not going to do away with them. we're going to amend them. this, incidentally, is, i think, where some of the source of the misunderstanding or the misapprehension comes from about the new jersey plan, because at that point, it sounds like, oh, well, you don't really intend any change. you're to amend them. that doesn't sound, you know, shall i say, very substantial, just amend them. they want to continue with a single house legislature. yes, they would have an executive. it would it would is essentially function as a plural executive. it did call for a judiciary. right. but it didn't call for proportional representation. it call for equality of representation. right. so equal representation in that single legislative body. right

. >> wanda johnson held her annual vigil to mark the killing of her son, oscar grant, at the hands oflice officer johannes mehserle in 2009. her work since includes trying to mend the relationship between the black community and law enforcement, something advocates say is working. >> we've been able to help them improve some of their systems, some of their internal accountability systems, some of their police processes and their policies. so i think the short answer is yes. >> but when it comes to the issue of community violence, johnson says more needs to be done. >> we're still seeing people losing their lives senselessly, and it's up to us to come together as a community and work to bring a healing to, especially our young men. >> oakland police say the first fatal shooting was 7 a.m. tuesday in the 1300 block of 14th street. 12 hours later, a man was stabbed to death in the 1900 block of 70th avenue. around 10:15 p.m, a shooting incident near jack london square left one dead and three hospitalized. then came the first fatality of 2025, a shooting about 3 a.m. in the 2400 block of

present commissioner wanda junge present and we have executive director kelly dearman present. we have a quorum. i just wanted to note that we have excuse absences for commissioner bittner, skylar and lum as i already noted. president spears, we have a quorum. >> thank you. thank you. >> commissioners, the next item item three is communications. >> we'd like to provide further instructions. >> bear with me, sir, for public comment process public comment will be available on each item on this agenda and during general public comment. both channel 78 and s.f. gov tv dawg are streaming the number across the the screen. each speaker will be allowed three minutes to speak. >> comments or opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available via phone call during each public comment period. viewers and callers will be instructed to call (415) 655-0001. the access code is (266) 349-4584 1 pound and then pound again. when connected you will hear the meeting discussions but you will be muted and in listening mode only when your item of interest comes up. dial star three

wanda is in chico, california on our line for republicans. this is an incident i'm just calling about in california. i was walking my dog down the sidewalk about a month ago and there was a fire right in the middle of the sidewalk and it was right after several school buses had stopped by to pick up a bunch of kids, so it wasn't a very big fire but it would have been because of dead leaves all around it and i stomped it out and i saw dust told the police about it. i think a lot of these fires are arson. host: john is in madison, wisconsin our line for democrats. caller: hello. i have family in utah and colorado. i love wisconsin because of the cheese and soybeans and corn. i'm originally from illinois and illinois is going to become a great state in the near future i think because of jamie pritzker and because los angeles doesn't have much water and i think chicago will become a lot bigger city. thank you. host: thank you everyone who called in for open forum and all of our other segments on washington journal today. i will point out that tom

wanda is in chico, california on our line for republicans.his is an incident i'm just calling about in california. i was walking my dog down the sidewalk about a month ago and there was a fire right in the middle of the sidewalk and it was right after several school buses had stopped by to pick up a bunch of kids, so it wasn't a very big fire but it would have been because of dead leaves all around it and i stomped it out and i saw dust told the police about it. i think a lot of these fires are arson. host: john is in madison, wisconsin our line for democrats. caller: hello. i have family in utah and colorado. i love wisconsin because of the cheese and soybeans and corn. i'm originally from illinois and illinois is going to become a great state in the near future i think because of jamie pritzker and because los angeles doesn't have much water and i think chicago will become a lot bigger city. thank you. host: thank you everyone who called in for open forum and all of our other segments on washington journal today. i will point out that tomor