last night police chief william scott, d.a. brooke jenkins and supervisor catherine stefani met with the community at the marina middle school. the main reason for the meeting a series of car windows being smashed in the area on sunday night. chief scott said hundreds more officers are needed citywide and d.a. jenkins addressed those who disapprove of the current city response. >> what i recognize is we are in a state where nobody believes there are any consequences for their actions, and i am working day and night to make sure they understand -- >> at the end of the meeting the main agreement was that there needs to be another town hall to address the issues. >>> lawyers for the ex-police officer who killed george floyd in 2020 are expected to ask for a new trial. derek chauvin is asking to have his sentence thrown out on the grounds his high-profile case was tainted by publicity and deprived him of a fair trial. chauvin was convicted and sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison. he and three other officers were arrested after he w

police chief william scott, d.a. brooke jenkins and catherine stefani met at the marina middle school. a series of car windows were smashed in sunday night in the area. during the meeting chief scott said hundreds more officers are needed citywide. >> we are in a state nobody believes there are any consequences for their actions, and i am working did i and night to make sure they understand -- >> that was district attorney brooke jenkins. now at the end of the meeting the main agreement there needs to be another town hall to address the issue. >>> progressive democrat congresswoman running for a seat that isn't even open. katie porter from orange county kicked off a run for senate in walnut creek. she made her run official speaking with the democrats in the largest democratic party club in northern california running for the seat currently held by dianne feinstein. well, here is the interesting part, feinstein hasn't actually said she plans to retire. porter told attendees her goal was, quote, hold those in power acc

while we ask for many people on both sides of the issue to go on camera we can tell you that chief william scott did. here is what they had to say, calling the video got wrenching. >> i don't care how frustrated you are. not acceptable behavior in our society. it's a form of assault. and it's not going to be tolerated. >> the people that are seeing these videos that are going viral, don't act on your anger and frustration. you're only going to make matters worse. >> you know who else agreed to have a discussion on television? senator scott wiener. thank you so much. not a good look for san francisco . your reaction? >> for a few reasons. first of all, no one should be doing that to another human being. it does not matter how frustrated you are. it's just not how we should be treating other people. but it's also not a good look for the city. it shows, frankly, our failure as a city in terms of helping and transitioning folks off of the streets , in the shelter, in the services, into the help that they need. we are creating a tinderbox out there because people are incredibly frustrated with how th

san francisco's police chief william scott, says the big challenges that every state and jurisdiction can have very different laws for policing with 18,000 police departments. we're not a country that has a national police force, like some countries do so it becomes a little bit more difficult in terms of enforcing standardized training across the country, chief scott says in 2019, his department created a special unit that analyzed use of force incidents and came up with a new critical response training program. the officers involved have to coordinate their mindset has to be right in terms of not letting the situation get out of hand and out of control. uh good communications, and we don't get it perfect. but that training has helped us get much better in the 2016 until 2021 about 60% in little over 60% decrease in use of force chief scott says policing culture is also important, he says. san francisco police have worked to create a policing culture that shows safety with respect, instilling that in officers even when they need to use force. we don't do it. for retaliation. we don't

. >> religious leaders, community members and even police chief william scott all coming together in san francisco. they were discussing the death of tyree nichols and what measures need to be taken to prevent police brutality in the bay area brings us together and what he calls chief scott says he condemns what happened in memphis along with shocking u.s.. there's no place for that. in this profession. nichols was pulled over on january 7th for what police say was reckless driving body camera and street lamp camera footage shows a group of officers repeatedly beating nichols as he cries for his mother. nichols died 3 days later. chief william says this incident is causing a ripple effect in police departments around the country that put and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his department in a fair way to process. they also have a special unit created to prevent these types of incidents than a minute into this field training course options. and that is what they do for time. >> examine. >>

work, trying to get them some counseling or additional training that san francisco police chief william scott agrees and says the challenge is finding common ground for police departments nationwide. with 18,000 police departments. you know, we're not a country that has a national police force, like some countries do so it becomes a little bit more difficult in terms of enforcing standardized training across the country. chief scott also says the san francisco police department has a policy stressing respect for every citizen they served. people who knew tyree nichols gathered at a skatepark in sacramento to remember their friend nichols lived in sacramento until 2020 and skated at the park last night skaters, friends and community members held a memorial at sunset, focusing on the special moments they shared with nichols over the years. we chose the skatepark because this is where everybody knew tyree from this is where our childhood memories are from. thank all of you for your continued support for our family and just making sure his name is never forgotten. friends at the event also pushed

and unknown young people at rust college, william scott, johnny harris. raymond davis. lee faris deal worth. all of these people that helped to lay the very foundations. but i think is important as we look at mississippi history and american history that framework, that met cut was able to provide along with the names steptoe, and -- and more, and aaron henry, and miro winston lindsay, and reverend are altice myth. all of these people. but the beauty of understanding, the mississippi story, is that -- evers developed the network, and mecca evers develop the network, the chapters in these very encounters. former president of the naacp in -- county. a guy by the name of s t nero. not very many people knew that mr. nero was president of the naacp because it was dangerous to be out there. but a 1953, they formed a chapter in masha county. and and that network, amash counties, the emit counties, the -- counties of the world, that worked with these people, and so in snake and core came to town, not seeing anybody else, they worked with the w. suppose of the world. the debate

my got to cut and you vester simpson all these people and unknown young people at ross college william scott johnny harris raymond davis lee ferris delores all these people have to lay the very foundation. but i think it is important as we look at mississippi history and american history framework that was able to provide along with the steptoe and and dams and more and aaron henry and merrill winston lindsey and reverend r.l. smith of these people. but the beauty understanding the mississippi story is that medgar evers developed the network medgar evers developed the network that chapters in these various counties, fauquier of the naacp and marshall county, a guy by the name of steve nero. i mean, not very many people knew that mr. nero was president of the acp because it was dangerous to be out. but in 1953, they formed chapter in monterey county in that network, the marshall counties the midcounties, the la four counties of the world that medgar evers worked with these people. so when snake and came to town along with seals and anybody else they worked with the e.w. stepped those were the

san francisco's police chief william scott, says the big challenges that every state and jurisdiction can have very different laws for policing with 18,000 police departments. we're not a country that has a national police force, like some countries do so it becomes a little bit more difficult in terms of enforcing standardized training across the country, chief scott says in 2019, his department created a special unit that analyzed use of force incidents and came up with a new critical response training program. the officers involved have to coordinate their mindset has to be right in terms of not letting the situation get out of hand and out of control. uh good communications, and we don't get it perfect. but that training has helped us get much better in the 2016 until 2021 about 60% little over 60% decrease in use of force chief scott says policing culture is also important, he says. san francisco police have worked to create a policing culture that shows safety with respect, instilling that in officers even when they need to use force. we don't do it. for retaliation. we don't do

san francisco's police chief william scott, says the big challenges that every state and jurisdiction can have very different laws for policing with 18,000 police departments. you know, we're not a country that has a national police force, like some countries do so it becomes a little bit more difficult in terms of enforcing standardized training across the country, chief scott says in 2019, his department created a special unit that analyzed use of force incidents and came up with a new critical response training program. the officers involved have to coordinate their mindsetight in terms of not letting the situation get out of hand and out of control. uh good communications, and we don't get it perfect. but that training has helped us get much better in the 2016 until 2021 about 60% little over 60% decrease in use of force chief scott says policing culture is also important, he says. san francisco police have worked to create a policing culture that shows safety with respect, instilling that in officers even when they need to use force. we don't do it. for retaliation. we don't do i

san francisco police chief william scott says he challenges finding common ground for police departments across the country. with 18,000 police departments. you know, we're not a country that has a national police force, like some countries do so it becomes a little bit more difficult in terms of enforcing standardized training across the country, she, scott says the san francisco police department has a policy that stresses respect for every citizen. they serve. people who knew tyree nichols gathered at a skatepark in sacramento to remember and honor him there. nichols lived in sacramento till 2020 when he moved to memphis last night skaters, friends and members of the community held a memorial at sunset, focusing on the time they had together. shows the skatepark because this is where everybody knew tyree from this is where our childhood memories are from all of you for your continued support for our family and just making sure his name is never forgotten. friends at the event also pushed for police reform. several 100 people attended this memorial. 49ers quarterback brock purdy is now

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those like harriet tubman, dred scott, william grimes, sally ammon northup, henry box brown, william wells brown, william and ellen craft. frederick douglass, henry bibb and those unnamed who stood up against the inhumane system of slavery. we remember them. we honor them. we are because those of them. nat turner. nat turner was hero, a freedom fighter. he stood up to the violence of slavery for his for our humanity and said through his actions that by any means necessary he would be free. we are here to learn his story to pay tribute to his sacrifice and to honor his legacy with. his direct descendant, mr. bruce turner is with us tonight. this program is about reckoning with this past. it's about remembering. it's about never forgetting the pain the difficult decision, the trauma that nat turner and so many others endured. we owe our ancestor. our attention. most all this program and history itself is about our healing. it is about the decisions we are making today to become free and to free others. it is about finding our way forward. rising above. every obstacle we face. life. on

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scotts and irish presbyterian's. who centuries earlier had supported william of orange in his fight against the catholic king, james the second. of course, you will remember this from your core questions. every year in july, orangemen back in ireland would have parades, they would march through catholic areas of northern ireland celebrating this victory of protestants over catholics. it is not just an old-world thing, it was carried over into the new world. and carried over violently in new york city, 1870 and 1871. the orange men would march through irish catholic sections of the city, and riot ensued. so, that is an example of how old world resentments carry over into new. but, tweed, i'm self is a possibility of the american life. he has at the same stop but most of his followers were in fact irish catholics. tweed did not carry those old resentments over. he realized that he was in a cosmopolitan city, many different ethnic groups, ethnic groups who could all vote. and you do not get votes by alienating people or dragging old baggage. so, though by native anglo perspective he was a little bit more american by versi

scotts and irish presbyterian's. who centuries earlier had supported william of orange in his fight against the catholic king, james the second. of course, you will remember this from your core questions. every year in july, orangemen back in ireland would have parades, they would march through catholic areas of northern ireland celebrating this victory of protestants over catholics. it is not just an old-world thing, it was carried over into the new world. and carried over violently in new york city, 1870 and 1871. the orange men would march through irish catholic sections of the city, and riot ensued. so, that is an example of how old world resentments carry over into new. but, tweed, i'm self is a possibility of the american life. he has at the same stop but most of his followers were in fact irish catholics. tweed did not carry those old resentments over. he realized that he was in a cosmopolitan city, many different ethnic groups, ethnic groups who could all vote. and you do not get votes by alienating people or dragging old baggage. so, though by native anglo perspective he was a little bit more american by versi

scott roland will need to appear on 75% of ballots to be inducted. >>> and the oscar may go to -- nominations will be revealed this morning. allison williams at 8:30 eastern >>> wallet hub says virginia is the best state to retire this year, based off of metrics like affordability and life expectancy kentucky was named the worst state to retire, followed by new jersey and mississippi >>> a farm group claims there is a sinister scheme to blame for the soaring price of eggs. but first microsoft is going all in on ai steve sedgwick is here to tell us all about it. good morning >> how lovely to see you, ran ses, and you of course, phillip. tech is front, right and center center it is chetat and bots taking center stage they haven't said how much money is being invest, but it could be as much as $10 billion apparently it will accelerate breakthroughs in ai and commercialize technologies this extraordinary story about eggs as well we all know how much eggs went up last year, 60% on average across all types of eggs, but large grade a went up to $4.25 a dozen. compared to $1.79 a year earlier. one group says look, it wasn't just about avian flu or

scott mcclain in kyiv. thank you so much. >>> prince harry shedding interesting new light on his only brother, prince william.bc news. >> you refer to your brother as your beloved brother and arch nemesis. strong words. the what do you mean by that? >> there has always been this competition between us weirdly. i think it really plays noose or played by the air. >> the title of harry's new memoir is "spare." let's bring in bianca nobilo. might the term arch nemesis, what are people making of that? >> reporter: perhaps it's less of an overstatement now that we're getting more and more details now that we know what spare includes. the content is so dramatic involving revelations and allegations. he talks about how he found out about his mother's breath. how he and his brother prince william wanted to reopen the investigation into the death of princess diana because they didn't think the conclusions were plausible. then it discusses how the relationship became more tense when prince harry married meghan markle. then they had a physical fight pushing him to the floor and injuring him. we hear prince harry trying t

scott mcclain in kyiv, thank you, stay safe. joining us for analysis retired major general james spider marks and the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine, williammarks, let's talk about this latest development. it could be one of the deadliest attacks on russian forces. how big of a blow is this to putin? >> it's a significant blow to the military for sure. i would be speculating how it will affect putin since most of his support clearly is internal with the domestic audience. i couldn't comment on that. i would defer to the ambassador. what it means to the military is they have demonstrated that the russian military lacks leadership that's competent, knows what it's doing and they also lack an organizational structure that allows them to fight in a fluid way. what you see is a collapsing military that is making decisions like this. you never geographically co-locate an ammo supply point with a garrison or an area where you're trying to refit your soldiers. if there's a requirement for those soldiers to grab ammunition, you have a sufficient offset so something like this doesn't wipe out your man power. this is an absolute manifestation of a la

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williams who spoke last night steve liesman is joining us now. a lot of fed speak this week now we will have that quiet period, steve. >> not quite, scott. i'll tell you why in a minute. just ahead of the fed is the blackout period where officials are quiet for the ten days before the meeting john williams last night acknowledged progress in bringing done inflation and loosening the job market don't get too excited. he insisted there is more work for them to do >> inflation is still high and indications of continued supply and demand it is clear that monetary policy has more work to do to get the 2% goal. >> williams said the recent data, some of which is bleak, was mixed and not out of line with the forecast for modest growth this year while manufacturing data has turned negative, williams pointed to strong job growth i asked if he altered the funds rate for the year. he said nope hewill do that with another round of forecasts in march. all of this amounts to the market which decided the gap with the fed futures pricing for 2023 and the fed forecast at the gap of 70. the market expects a peak rate of 4.900 and cut after that. most fed of

williams she has a new thriller it looks terrifying. and thrilling news in her personal life. a lot of thrillers after your local news and weather. . >>> good morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm scotte complex is red tagged. meteorologist kari hall is tracking those conditions. we have this storm and more to come. to. >> off-and-on rain still lingering from this current storm and the potential for thunderstorms. we're looking at increasing rainfall and maybe some lightning and small hail over the next couple hours as we're seeing more of that rain filling in on stormranger. expect it to be a soggy morning, then it tapers off for tonight. there won't be much of a break until we see the next storm coming into the north bay late tomorrow afternoon. the second storm for the rest of the bay area on saturday, continuing into sunday. and there will be more wet weather from monday into tuesday as a stronger, another atmospheric river arrives as we head into early next week. a lot going on here. we'll continue to have the potential of flooding, downed trees, as well as power outages and eventually more mudslides for some of those hills. ♪ >>> 8:30 now it is a thursday morning we've got a gr