. >> president yee: my favorite dish is the chile rellenos. i almost never from the same things. my owner's son comes out, you want the same thing again? >> well, we are known for our mole, and we do three different types of mole. in the beginning, i wasn't too familiar with the whole legacy program, but san francisco, being committed to preserve a lot of the old-time businesses, it's important to preserve a lot of the old time flavor of these neighborhoods, and in that capacity, it was great to be recognized by the city and county of san francisco. >> i've been here 40 years, and i hope it will be another 40 year [♪♪♪] >> i just wanted to say a few words. one is to the parents and to all of the kids. thank you for supporting this program and for trusting us to create a soccer program in the bayview. >> soccer is the world's game, and everybody plays, but in the united states, this is a sport that struggles with access for certain communities. >> i coached basketball in a coached football for years, it is the same thing. it is about motivating

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commissioner yee. >> i got a change on the minutes. item page 4, it is not-commissioner lee is commissioner yee. amend and adopt as such. >> can i get a motion to amend this grievous misspelling in the minutes? >> so moved. >> second. >> members of the public that would like to make public comment regarding line item 2, please approach the podium or press star 3. no public comment. on the motion- [roll call] >> 6 yeses. line item 3, consent calendar. receive and file action. request to accept donation of $3 thousand from hung on tong society payable to sfpd police foundation to holiday toy drive. >> is there a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> second. >> members that like to make public comment regarding line 3 consent calendar you can approach the podium or press star 3. there is no public comment. on the motion- [roll call] you have 6 yeses. line item 4 chief's report discussion. weekly crime trends and public safety concerns (provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public

commissioner yee. >> i got a change on the minutes. item page 4, it is not-commissioner lee is commissioner yee. amend and adopt as such. >> can i get a motion to amend this grievous misspelling in the minutes? >> so moved. >> second. >> members of the public that would like to make public comment regarding line item 2, please approach the podium or press star 3. no public comment. on the motion- [roll call] >> 6 yeses. line item 3, consent calendar. receive and file action. request to accept donation of $3 thousand from hung on tong society payable to sfpd police foundation to holiday toy drive. >> is there a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> second. >> members that like to make public comment regarding line 3 consent calendar you can approach the podium or press star 3. there is no public comment. on the motion- [roll call] you have 6 yeses. line item 4 chief's report discussion. weekly crime trends and public safety concerns (provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public

. >> commissioner yee. >> here. >> we have a department police accountability. president ally as, director hender on if i can please take a minute to acknowledge staff. this year marks the 35th year working with the san francisco with the majority working in the police commission office. has dedicated career but to every single person, baby can dog she comes across. because of risa that the commission officers organized and as efficient as it is. organizing examine training others to make the office more efficient. family to those who work closely with her. will make time the to talk to anyone who wants to talk. her calendar is full of birthday sxz her candy jar is full. auntie risa's office always has the most toys. a profession ar mixed with sadness of a pending goodbye that we use risa the happy retirement as she embarks on her next big adventure. >> thank you, sergeant and i would like, even though she is not present for her to know how valuable she is. she is part of the glue that keeps the operation together. i remember when i first came into the commissio

commissioner yee. >> thank you again vice president carter oberstone. in regards to i guess many of these pretext stops, as i stated probably about a year and a half ago i was told (inaudible) shouldn't consider it, but what we should have done maybe in the past is go to the state legislators making sure when vehicles are getting small annually or biannually, make sure that-or when they get their oil change mandate it in the state legislation that the shops need to check the break lights making sure all the lights are functional. if not, then it doesn't pass and it-making sure we in the police department do not have to police this and can avoid many of these pretext stops that did arise from it. that will be my first thing i want to say. regarding parking and i know commissioner benedicto says it is also in regards to any (inaudible) i think it needs to be in context when they are sleeping (inaudible) sleeping in the car-i'm going on. you say that won't happen. it does happen. they interpret it different way or bring it out and they say they can look at

wu yee knows we want to partner with the parents and have the children thrive. special thank you to (inaudible) who gave us a leadership gift for this campaign to really set the mark to say that private flilanyopy is in on this as well. of course the sunnydale resident who partner as we enroll your kids get them started in our infant toddler preschool program and really allow them finally to have access long overdue access to beautiful safe spaces where they can play learn and grow together. sunnydale is a rezil znt resourceful community of people who want to prosper, parents want the best for their kids and we should stand up for them every day to make sure that happens. i have to tell you that san francisco has a real problem in terms of equity around early childhood education and school readiness. only about 40 to 50 percent of our black and brown children in san francisco enter kindergarten at the level they are supposed to be in order to really succeed and learn in k-12 grades. that is a discrase. we have to do something about that and we are committed to b

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so joining us now is the author of that report, analyst michael yee of jefferies, thank you for beinge let's start with the big question about moderna why is it that covid is now part of the past and what is in their future >> greet to be here with you covid is definitely a bit of an old story. certainly we're now into year three or four of the outbreak, and as you look at what the stock has been doing it's already been down 75% over the last couple of years after reaching the highs, and people are quite fatigued on wall street about talking with the covid sales. so looking forward, we tell you about the extremely positive, personalized cancer vaccine data last week in partnership with merck, and a whole other wave of pipeline programs coming now investors are looking forward to what's around the corner, not talking about the old covid story, which everyone's pretty tired about talking about. >> now, the big part of this story, in your mind, is pcv cancer, we're talking about basically a -- it's not extremely rare, but it's a type of blood disorder. and the possibilities that mrna typ

commissioner yee. >> thank you very much president elias. i is a couple questions. looking at fines and fees. out of curiosity, what do you have set a budget or projected budget for the city of san francisco of our size in regards to the violations that do come through repairing equipment violations? base fee for expired registration and drivers license suspension and a host of others, because i think it pertains to the state mandate for the violations that set forth. i don't know if we do that here locally, add additional fines to that. just out of your investigation whether you have in california whether we have done that, limit the use of fines. >> maybe scarlet (inaudible) she is our numbers lady. i am not aware-i don't know specifically for california. i would definitely we can share these resources with the commission after this, but i would look at-there is a few organizations that focus on fines and fees, and there is one large coalition called freedom to drive, which essentially is a group of organizations and corporations that are looking to end license su

what did jim baker, you know, dispose of before these got to bari wise and matt tie yee -- taibbi?is only what we're allowed, probably just the tip of the iceberg. lisa: i think jim baker is the guy to watch in all of this. roth, obviously, playing an important role, but jim baker, former fbi counsel, there in 2016 as part of the whole russia collusion false narrative that was delivered by the fbi and doj, weaponized against a twitter opponent, also has a role in the censorship of the hunter biden story. so i think he's a person to watch. but what troubles me more is just the general loss of freedom in america. we saw it during covid, we see an increasing percentage of the population that they don't care about free speech. and if you look at authoritarian nations, communists when they take over, what's the first thing they do? they kohl the media, and they censor on line. and how is that different than what's happening here, will? will: look, i know it can sound hyperbolic, but i've said this was nothing short of mind control. and this is why i think that the statement is accurate:

tie yee taibbi also dives into an internal document where a legal executive wrote that the fbi had agreedange classified information without impediment. he says this passage underscores the you week one big, happy -- unique one big, happy family vibe with the fbi's likely agreeing to no impediments to classified information. that's the question he's asking there. in response, the fbi shared this statement. quote: the fbi regularly engages with private sector entities to provide information specific to identify foreign malign influence actors, subversive, undeclared, covert or criminal activities. private sector entities independently make decisions about what, if any, action they take on their platforms and for their customers after the fbi has notified them. elon musk has been defending his position on free speech after suspending a handful of well known journalists who he says violated a new rule about a sharing individuals' realtime locations. musk ran a poll asking twitter when he should unsuspend those users. musk followed up with the people have spoken, accounts who doxxed my locati

. >> commissioner yee. >> here. >> we have a department police accountability.dent ally as, director hender on if i can please take a minute to acknowledge staff.

commissioner yee. >> thank you again vice president carter oberstone. in regards to i guess many of these pretext stops, as i stated probably about a year and a half ago i was told (inaudible) shouldn't consider it, but what we should have done maybe in the past is go to the state legislators making sure when vehicles are getting small annually or biannually, make sure that-or when they get their oil change mandate it in the state legislation that the shops need to check the break lights making sure all the lights are functional. if not, then it doesn't pass and it-making sure we in the police department do not have to police this and can avoid many of these pretext stops that did arise from it. that will be my first thing i want to say. regarding parking and i know commissioner benedicto says it is also in regards to any (inaudible) i think it needs to be in context when they are sleeping (inaudible) sleeping in the car-i'm going on. you say that won't happen. it does happen. they interpret it different way or bring it out and they say they can look at

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included cullen and supervisors kim and fewer and she he and tang and yee all of whom are gone. but did include the affirmative votes of supervisors here, myself issue ronen, safai and stefani. mrs. elias was at that time appointed a seat that only had a year remaining on it. and in 2019, the rules committee, which was then chaired by hillary ronen recommended unanimously and the board of supervisors in 2019 approved again unanimously with a slightly different change in composition. i wanted to sit that out for the record. and then i want to talk about the dynamic around policing. not only in san francisco but in the united states of america at this time. and let me say the obvious which is that we all deserve to be and all want to be safe in the city that we live in. that we work in. and we all want a police department of the highest standard. and highest integrity. but policing is complicated and the role of an inspect sides's oversight commission in a landscape where nuanced and sensible police reforms are sweeping the country is important. and is something that i have suppor

. >> commissioner yee. >> here. >> we have a department police accountability. president ally as, director hender on if i can

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now it seems too focused around don yee axed. —— it now seems to be focused around donetsk.cused on taking the time, even though it might be of limited operational value. though it might be of limited operationalvalue. it though it might be of limited operational value. it might allow them to attack other places nearby. maybe it has become something of a politically symbolic thing for russia after they suffered a number of setbacks on the field. on critical infrastructure, avril haines was saying that despite those attacks that moscow has been making on the energy bridge year, leading to ongoing power cuts, including in kyiv, she was saying from what she could detect it was not breaking the will of ukrainians to resist. the us one of ukraine's main backers in terms of financial aid and weapons. on the financialfront, terms of financial aid and weapons. on the financial front, the g7 has agreed a price cap on imports of russian oil to try to impact on russia's ability to continue to fight the war. what impact might that have there?— fight the war. what impact might that have

. >> commissioner yee. >> here.

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he did so last night by sharing the company's communications with writer matt tie yee bee who turnedhe information into a 37-tweet thread beginning with how political influence took hold at the company. taibbi wrote requests from connected actors to delete betweens had become more routine. one executive wrote to another, more to review from the biden team. handled, was the response back. taibbi said users could be removed or reviewed at the behest of a political party with democrats proving more powerful due to the political makeup of twitter's staff. the thread also notes the extraordinary steps taken to remove the new york post's reporting on hunter biden's laptop by marking it unsafe and utilizing a tool for extreme cases like child por nothing my. the screen shot showed executives justify their actions by saying it violated the company's hacked materials policy, and one democrat took issue with that. congressman ro khanna reached out to twitter arguing that how a source obtained information should not bar a journalist from publishing a story. he told fox news this, quote: i belie

here's some of the reported tee yee taibbi, slowly over time, twitter staff executives began to find more and more uses for these tools. outsiders began petitioning the company to manipulate speech as well. first a little. then more often. and then continue stay. by 2020, requests from connected actors to delete tweets were routine. one executive would write to another, more to review from the biden team. and the reply would come back handled. celebrities and unnknown alike could be removed at the behest of a political party. both parties had access to these tools. for instance in 2020 requests from both the trump white house and the biden campaign were received and honored. however, this system wasn't balanced. it was based on contacts. because twitter was and is overwhelmingly staffed by people of one political orientation. there were more channels, more ways to complain. open to the left. well, democrats, then to the right. taibbi then discusses the story of hunter biden's laptop and twitter's decision to keep it off the platform in the weeks before the 2020 election. quote, on oc

tie yee by suggested in the thread that twitter's then-ceo jack dorsey likely knew very little aboutrship taking place. bryan? bryan: al sand drink ya, thank you. in the wake of musk's release, gop congressman james comer has this message for twitter employees: >> i can promise you, every employee at twitter who was involved in suppressing the hunter biden laptop story will have an opportunity to come before congress and explain their actions to the mesh people. -- american people. bryan: vivek ramaswamy joins us now, he's the founder of strive asset management and the hour of "nation of victims." thank you for being here tonight. couldn't think of a better person to speak to about this. i like to play this game like this, what happens if the shoe was on the other boot? so, for instance, if the new york post story was about, say, e-mails from a trump family member and those e-mails were damning or implicated the trump family and perhaps trying to pay foreign officials in china and ukraine as part of this influence operation and then there were e-mails that showed that trump officials

suitcases, but of course, with this amount of luggage, it is going to take days for folks to get you are yeeags. phil? >> yeah, i don't understand how they fix that. what a mess. lucy kafanov, great reporting. thank you so much. >>> in our world lead, a familiar scene from the early days of the pandemic is playing out across the globe, as countries begin to impose covid measures for travelers coming from china. the u.s., taiwan, india, and japan have announced testing requirements and now italy has become the first european country to take action. c just this week, italy had an alarming situation involving airline passengers that felt very familiar. what actually happened? >> reporter: yeah, you know, two flights coming directly from china to milan. 50% of the passengers on both of those flights tested positive for covid-19. now, italy, as you said, this is the first country to impose such measurer measures. italy was the epicenter outside of china. they feel like they have right to impose these tests, phil. >> particularly when you think back, should we expect at this point, the european un