presented on may 3, 2023, signed by chief william scott. [applause]. jose? >> i will not repoe that. this is presented to you on this third day of may 2023 signed by chief william scott. thank you very much. >> [applause] thank you, i appreciate it. >> thank you, i express thanks to officers oropeza and canchola for the service to the city to community policing and commitment to the work. i than my colleaguesment to say a couple words. director henderson? >> sure, thank you. used to be my district. i been work president folks that are still doing the work both specifically in general low for the work you have been doing i talk about the is that you goos the quote was they were the best and the model should be using not like praise i want to acknowledge i think that it is important that we -- i think it is complicated we focus on things that need to be fixed when things are working that we acknowledge. when that gets done and who is doing that work. i want to thank you for the work you are doing. and the captain. you have a long history of doing this work and

ama: chief william scott shared details about the fatal shooting by a walgreens security guard last week. speaking before the police commission tonight, chief scott set up the 24-year-old was suspected of shoplifting, spat on the guard and raised in arm towards the guard. that is when the guard drew his gun and fired. he was not shot in the back and brown was unarmed. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins said she would not seek a murder charge against the guard, citing insufficient evidence and the belief he acted in self-defense. chief scott told the commission this is still an open investigation. >> our folks have been asked by their chain of command to continue to investigate some of the things you are asking about. because we believe they are important to this case. ama: san francisco board president is now urging the d.a. to reconsider her decision. state senator scott wiener says brown's death was preventable. dan: our work to build a better bay area means taking a look at things that affect our everyday quality of life. yesterday stunning announcement of the closure of t

ama: chief william scott shared details about the fatal shooting by a walgreens security guard last week. speaking before the police commission tonight, chief scott set up the 24-year-old was suspected of shoplifting, spat on the guard and raised in arm towards the guard. that is when the guard drew his gun and fired. he was not shot in the back and brown was unarmed. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins said she would not seek a murder charge against the guard, citing insufficient evidence and the belief he acted in self-defense. chief scott told the commission this is still an open investigation. >> our folks have been asked by their chain of command to continue to investigate some of the things you are asking about. because we believe they are important to this case. ama: san francisco board president is now urging the d.a. to reconsider her decision. state senator scott wiener says brown's death was preventable. dan: our work to build a better bay area means taking a look at things that affect our everyday quality of life. yesterday stunning announcement of the closure of t

that he moved to russia and to practice spirituality there just what i want to say about this william scottter in the year 2000 from the year it seems he was convicted in the second year and then in the 11th planted for 5 and a half years for two facts when he was corrupting adult children, that is, a request to the branch, this is the person who has now found shelter and this is a good american for russia who accuses the entire west of some incredible sins, sexual immorality and so on, but this is actually the current hero for putin's russia. this is a real american whom they like. in other words, this is a real american pedophile who found refuge in them, publishes his books and does not get off russian television. this is actually all you need to know about the prophecies of wagner, who ex-prisoners and recidivists, some killers and so on are considered heroes by the police of this uh screen saver symbolism how to blame the west for all debaucheries and in reality this is how it actually looks in reality, gentlemen. and tatiana liksina, a doctor of one from aydar's assault battalions, mr

noted san francisco police chief william scott commended jenkins transparency and called her a great public safety partner for the city. our job is to give the evidence and our folks did their jobs with more san francisco stores and businesses hiring private security guards, chief scott confirmed others are armed. there are armed security guards all over this city and that is regulated by the california department of consumer affairs. they have to go through a process to carry arms when they are working their security assignments. do people have to worry about being shot by security guards? i don't think so. and that answer is statistically no. i mean, this is a rare event. san francisco supervisor aaron peskin introduced a resolution today urging the california attorney general and the us department of justice to look at the evidence in this case and come to their own conclusions. in the 23 years since i was first elected, i've never encountered anything like this. not to cast aspersions on other places and states, but this is what we read about or see on tv in states like georgia ,

police chief william scott said last week that brown was suspected of spitting and raising his arm at the guard. his investigation is still open. our central mission in building a better bay area pushes us to focus on finding solutions for issues of race and social justice. in san jose tonight, there is a debate over cinco de mayo celebrations.ea police response. j.r. stone spoke to all sides of the community and brings us this story. >> are mexican american community wanted to celebrate cinco de mayo and celebrate the first year this band has been lifted. j.r.: san jose city councilmember omar torres referencing san jose's ban on cruising lifted last september. torres and three other homes of members -- three other councilmembers criticizing caltrans closing several on ramps and a heavy officer presence at cinco de mayo festivities. >> unfortunately this definitely is profiling because we do not see these types of actions being taken for other cultural celebrations we have in san jose. >> it was the amount of cars force that was out today that we have not seen before. it was just unf

reporter: san francisco police chief william scott commended jenkins transparency and called her a public safety partner. >> our job is to give the evidence. reporter: with more san francisco stores and businesses hiring private secured regards, chief scott confirmed others are armed. >> there armed secured guards around the city, that is regulated by the california department of consumer affairs. they have to go through a process to carry arms, when they're working their assignments. do people have to worry about being shot by secured regards? i don't think so. that answer is statistically, no. this is a rare event reporter: the supervisor aaron peskin introduced a a resolution urging the california attorney general in the u.s. department of justice to look at the evidence of the case and come to their own conclusions. >> in the 23 years i have been elected, i have never encountered anything like this. not to cast dispersions on other places and states, but this is what we read about or see on tv in states like georgia, not in cities like san francisco. >> i don't think there's anything

presented on may 3, 2023, signed by chief william scott. [applause]. jose? >> i will not repoe that. this is presented to you on this third day of may 2023 signed by chief william scott. thank you very much. >> [applause] thank you, i appreciate it. >> thank you, i express thanks to officers oropeza and canchola for the service to the city to community policing and commitment to the work. i than my colleaguesment to say a couple words. director henderson? >> sure, thank you. used to be my district. i been work president folks that are still doing the work both specifically in general low for the work you have been doing i talk about the is that you goos the quote was they were the best and the model should be using not like praise i want to acknowledge i think that it is important that we -- i think it is complicated we focus on things that need to be fixed when things are working that we acknowledge. when that gets done and who is doing that work. i want to thank you for the work you are doing. and the captain. you have a long history of doing this work and

scott budman, william cohan, great to see you both., the angels might have scored the most runs last night, but it was the white sox who got the one that matters. the emotional return to the pitchers mound for liam andricks, on the 11th hour continues. h hour continues. has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >> the last thing before we go tonight. welcome back, liam. chicago white sox pitcher liam liam hendricks return to the field last night after a five month battle with cancer. we have the very emotional moment and some of what he had to our friend tom jonas. watch this. >> let us see if indeed the phone call he has been waiting for, for months upon months has come. >> pitcher liam hendrix, heading out of the bul

police chief williams got said staffing is a huge -- scott said staffing is a huge mountain to climb. >> don't talk about it. be about it. join the san francisco police department. be the change you want to say. reporter: as part of the public safety package, the mayor underlines the efforts to shut down the open air fentanyl market have already started. programs to bring people into care and rehabilitation will be expanded. but a warning to those programs that don't deliver results -- >> we are doing a deeper dive, and if you are delivering, you get funded and then some. if you are not delivering, we are taking away dollars. reporter: part of the efforts to restore downtown will be contingent on how safe people feel. another factor is to bring new businesses in by delivering tax incentives. >> i know some of these decisions are not going to be popular. but again, i don't care. i didn't become mayor to be -- to be afraid to do this job the way it needs to be done. reporter: those tax cuts or tax delays will of course have an impact on what the city brings in. but the mayor thinks that

williams. i think that was a tim scott reference >> i don't know any of these references. >> it wasn't.ery -- >> in any case we're "star wars" geeking out here. >> you have to confront donald trump head on. you can't go around him. donald trump is going after you so you better be able to return the fire at some point. >> or hans solo or princess leia we should note. do you agree? >> when ron desantis won the randslide re-election he assumed first place in the national republican -- he went to 56. since then he has been running hard for president and has gone from 56 to 21. >> he doesn't go after trump at all. >> at the current strategy in iowa he'll be negative 35. dude needs to toughen up and get in the race. >> is it possible the republicans would offer a candidate you would vote for? >> i could vote for tim scott. i know a lot of republicans who could. remember in 2020 the rnc, republican national convention had this virtual convention right? tim scott was one of the keynote speakers. i got more calls, texts, e-mails from republicans than i can count after that speech saying, if only

his grandfather was william henry harrison, ninth president of the united states. and his own father, john scott harrison, served in congress, represented ohio. so benjamin harrison came from a family that understood the greater value of serving in public life. benjamin harrison grew up right on the border between ohio and indiana. he actually studied at miami university in oxford, ohio, and studied law in cincinnati. as he was finishing his law studies, he and his bride to be, caroline harrison, were trying to decide where they wanted to make their lives. and so they considered staying in cincinnati. they thought about indianapolis. they thought about chicago and decided the prospects for best in indianapolis. caroline harrison, his wife, as she joined him. and they had two young children, had really just started to find some measure of success at the outbreak of the civil war. and so for harrison, he had a really difficult decision to make as rising lawyer and a supreme court reporter, whether he would hire a substitute or whether he just would wait and see what happened. but he was called in

scott mclean, did you so much. let's bring in cnn historian kate williams and the editorial director at "people" magazine. wow, wa a day. kate, you first. what do we think the royal family is doing right now? because scott just said the flag is not up, which means they're kn not really there, so what are they doing about now? >> what a day. i mean, all of this iconic history, the first coronation for over 70 years, and it's one that charles has been waiting for his whole life. he was crowned once before and vested vested as prince of wales in 1968, and then he was overshadowed by his mother and then princess diana, then his children. today was all about him, a charles expect cool. what are we doing now? they had a reception. it was a busy day. they've been out meeting the crowds. and i think that king charles and camilla have moved to the house and the prince and princess are probably headed home. there was no big coronation banquet, no family gathering. this really was, after the balcony wave, it was thanks and good-bye. >> michelle, there were a lot of high points, so many memorable moments. bottom line,

scotts triple action today, it's guaranteed. feed your lawn. feed it. >> we're out of time, thanks brook goldstein. terrence williams, kat timpf, jimmy failla.ark: hello america, i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty and levin." we're glad you are here. joe biden will run his presidential campaign not just from his basement but on the issue of freedom, he has tested it out.

during today's proceedings we will hear from lieutenant general scott director of the defense intelligence agency by the honorable william burns director of the central intelligence agency. the honorable admiral intelligence, general paul, director of the national security agency. and the honorable christopher wray director of the federal bureau of investigation. one day for your service and for your parents here today. i also want to thank all of our committee members for their cooperation with the witnesses. our plan is to complete the open session by noon, adjourned for a lunch break and reserving closed session. my opening statement, this is our annual hearing on worldwide threats. it's an open hearing to come before congress and the american people to talk about the threats that are nation faces. it also will be an opportunity to talk about how we can respond to those threats and what are the needs of the intelligence community. our adversaries self select three today you are certainly here about china, russia, north korea, iran, and others but you also be discussing when the domestic violence extremist groups. dome

scott. >>> another major retailer leaving san francisco's union square, but unlike other recent departures, this time the storefront will not remain vacant for long. williamswill leave its location because its lease is set to expire. fashion brand chanel will move in, sliding from its current spot. this is the latest union square departure. last week coco republic announced it was closing its flagship store. they announced plans to close by july, and with that closure it will leave an entire side of stockton between market and o'farrell vacant. >>> trending this morning, music icon dolly parton rarely talks politics. >> but with the new upcoming album she's exploring a taboo topic. ♪♪ ♪ liar liar ♪ >> so that's parton performing world on fire, this is at the american country music awards. the singer co-hosted the event while giving fans a preview of her new rock album. it appears to show parton's concerns about the times we're living in. in an interview, the singer opened up on why she sleeps with her makeup on. >> i always sleep with my makeup on and my hair, to where if i get put out in the streets during an earthquake or something, it won't be on the ne

scotts turf builder rapid grass today, it's guaranteed. feed your lawn. feed it. (music throughout) get the royal treatment. join the millions playing royal match today. download now. >> thanks to harlen williamsme to "fox news at night," i'm mike emmanuel in washington in for trace gallagher. breaking tonight's the manhunt in atlanta for a suspected gunman is over, one person is dead four wounded after shots fired at a hospital in a busy midtown neighborhood, thousands evacuated the area, nearby residents locked down. >> i just heard gunshots. >> at first i didn't know exactly what that was. i've never been in a situation like this before. >> it's like you hear about this