>> yes, vice president elias. >> vice president elias: okay. and i think it will be before the commission so we can discuss it because i know you also have some ideas on the working group in the past. commissioner yee, we did post district attorney's boudine's lawsuit on our commission website and i would encourage the district attorney's office to reach out to you and give you an update on their progress with respect to that lawsuit because it is the first of its kind in the state. so hopefully that will also give us traction in terms of curbing the ghost gun sort of epidemic. >> commissioner yee: vice president elias, i was talking in regards to having a state legislative . >> caller: there's so many traffic laws that you can't drive a mile without breaking dozens of them. and the truth is at night when it's dark and the police officers can't see who's driving, the disparity almost disappears. it's not the fact that driving is breaking the law, it's driving while black. that's the disparity. >> secretary: thank you caller. and that's the end

commissioner elias second made bycommissioner elias . thank you. sergeant youngblood pleasecall the role . [roll call vote] >> president: thank you. sergeant, would youmind calling item 8 please . we are going to take a few of our items out of order today. >> clerk: line item 8, discussion and possible action to revise general order 5.01 use of force policy and proper control of a person for meeting andconferring with the police officers association as required by law . discussion and possible action. >> president:i'm excited we are finally bringing this before us for a vote . i want to visit and recognize the leadership commissioner li has demonstrated on guiding us through the conversation . i know it wasn't just you, i know it's a faulty effort and i'mgoing to give the floor to you to recognize all the people involved in bringing this statute to point . >> thank youpresident colin. we are happy to the this point . it took us a long while. that she's, i want to think that she. we had numerous conversations on this dg oh. first of all when the pgo

commissioner elias second made bycommissioner elias . thank you. sergeant youngblood pleasecall the role . [roll call vote] >> president: thank you. sergeant, would youmind calling item 8 please . we are going to take a few of our items out of order today. >> clerk: line item 8, discussion and possible action to revise general order 5.01 use of force policy and proper control of a person for meeting andconferring with the police officers association as required by law . discussion and possible action. >> president:i'm excited we are finally bringing this before us for a vote . i want to visit and recognize the leadership commissioner li has demonstrated on guiding us through the conversation . i know it wasn't just you, i know it's a faulty effort and i'mgoing to give the floor to you to recognize all the people involved in bringing this statute to point . >> thank youpresident colin. we are happy to the this point . it took us a long while. that she's, i want to think that she. we had numerous conversations on this dg oh. first of all when the pgo

[roll call] >> vice president elias: can you -- thank you, and welcome. if everyone can join me in the pledge of allegiance. ["pledge of allegiance"] >> vice president elias: thank you all so much. before we get started, i would like to recognize that kevin dashita was killed in an attempted robbery of a news crew in oakland last wednesday while he was on assignment as their security guard. our hearts go out to his time. at this time, i'm going to turn it over to our newest commissioner, commissioner carter overstone. commissioner carter overstone? >> thank you. i am pleased to be a part of this commission in police reform, and i really look forward to working with my colleagues and building on the commission to continue to build upon the cause of police reform and our shared values and democratic values and equality and shared justice under the law. >> vice president elias: thank you very much. we are excited to have you, and hopefully we will soon have a full >> there is a urgency to address the situation of black san franciscans. i'm going to call it w

commissioner elias second made bycommissioner elias . thank you. sergeant youngblood pleasecall the role . [roll call vote] >> president: thank you. sergeant, would youmind calling item 8 please . we are going to take a few of our items out of order today. >> clerk: line item 8, discussion and possible action to revise general order 5.01 use of force policy and proper control of a person for meeting andconferring with the police officers association as required by law . discussion and possible action. >> president:i'm excited we are finally bringing this before us for a vote . i want to visit and recognize the leadership commissioner li has demonstrated on guiding us through the conversation . i know it wasn't just you, i know it's a faulty effort and i'mgoing to give the floor to you to recognize all the people involved in bringing this statute to point . >> thank youpresident colin. we are happy to the this point . it took us a long while. that she's, i want to think that she. we had numerous conversations on this dg oh. first of all when the pgo

but rome has since moved with the times elia, noah ludovico. she has served here for 3 years. as a woman on the podium, she believes she even has an advantage over her male colleagues for this one on february women. that may be because dr. as a more impressed by a woman, they show more respect than up. at least they follow my signals closely. and leonor remembers all to oh, how during the knocked down no traffic directions when needed in the otherwise bustling am crowded pets of innate sia said i with the yarn all around in the vito rianna monuments to what hardly at because i let i compare them every thing was empty to silence, felt surreal. to didn't even know you could even hear the bird singing about it, but i think there is no semblance of that now on the piazza, but the traffic offices a glad to be back celestial. but i see this, even though you're breathing in fumes on the podium, it's still nice to be up there. will do that. i will. it's a symbol of everyday life. i love you that he saw that. the last you thought this city needs us up there because we are synonymous wi

but to rome, has since moved with the times elia, noah ludovico, she has served here for 3 years. as a woman on the podium, she believes she even has an advantage over her male colleagues. for this, along, if you actually were meant that may be because dr. is a more impressed by a woman, they share more respect, but at least they follow my signals closely. and leonor remembers all to oh, how during the knocked down no traffic directions when needed in the otherwise bustling and crowded piazza vanessia said i withdraw yano around in the vito rianna a monument to were hardly at because while at our company them everything was empty to silence felt surreal. events even oh, you could even hear the birds singing grandfather, but i think there is no semblance of that now on the piazza, but the traffic offices are glad to be back. they left so, but i see this even though you're breathing in fumes on the podium, it's still nice to be up there at will do that level. it's a symbol of everyday life. let me, let me, let me so that they let you thought this city needs us up there because we ar

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elias, i would like to talk about plastic waste recycling and where we are on that. we've put considerable effort into plastic waste recycling. a great many americans have a blue bin that they fill with recyclables to take out there. there's a lot of noise and talk about recycling and the industry likes to talk up recycling to help create the general apprehension or the general appearance that plastic gets recycled. but the information that i have is that on the input side, when particularly single-use plastics are being manufactured, 98 or 99% of the input is virgin plastic, leaving less than 2%, maybe 1%, one in 100, to be sourced as recycled plastic. i mean that rounds basically to zero. so when the plastics industry is manufacturing plastics products and in this case particularly single-use plastics, the disposable stuff, there's essentially no meaningful recycled contribution. so to me, that's kind of a significant measurement. if you go to the takeup side, the so-called recycling side, the statistics i have are that less than 10% of what actually goes into that

un adolescente de 18 aÑos fue arrestado bajo sospecha del asesinato de elÍas ocurrido el 7 de agosto en una vivienda en la ciudad de durante el arresto la policÍa encontrÓ en la casa del sospechoso varias armas de fuego y municiones. el detenido fue identificado como andrew dickens que fue recluido en la correccional de menores del condado de santa clara ya que tenÍa 17 aÑos el momento en que ocurre el delito. enfrentan cargos de homicidio y otro de intento de homicidio ya cheque en el mismo incidente otra persona resultÓ herida de bala. tres mujeres fueron arrestados despuÉs de que la policÍa recibieron reporte de robo a una tienda en el boulevard. testigos identificado el vehÍculo en el que escapaba las sospechosas de robo. la policÍa logrÓ interceptar el coche y tras un registro se encontrÓ la mercancÍa que robaron. las tres mujeres son recluidas en la cÁrcel del condado de san mateo bajo cargos de robo y conspiraciÓn para cometer un crimen. el departamento de alguaciles del condado de alameda solicita su colaboraciÓn para dar con el paradero de celina quien fue vis

elias, i would like to talk about plastic waste recycling and where we are on that. we've put considerable effort into plastic waste recycling. a great many americans have a blue bin that they fill with recyclables to take out there. there's a lot of noise and talk about recycling and the industry likes to talk up recycling to help create the general apprehension or the general appearance that plastic recycled. but the information that i have is that on the input side, when particularly single-use plastics are being manufactured, 98 or 99% of the input is virgin plastic, leaving less than 2%, maybe 1%, one in 100, to be sourced as recycled plastic. i mean that rounds basically to zero. so when the plastics industry is manufacturing plastics products and in this case particularly single-use plastics, the disposable stuff, there's essentially no meaningful recycled contribution. so to me, that's kind of a significant measurement. if you go to the takeup side, the so-called recycling side, the statistics i have are that less than 10% of what actually goes into that blue

ramon: un adolescente de 18 aÑos fue arrestado bajo sospecha de asesinar a elÍas ocurrido el 7 de agosto en una vivienda de la calle navarro en la ciudad. durante el arresto la policÍa encontrÓ en la casa del sospechoso varias armas de fuego y municiones. el detenido fue identificado como john andrew que fue recurrido en la correccional de menores del condado de santa claraya que tenÍa 17 aÑos al momento en que cometiÓ el delito. ahora enfrentan cargos de homicidio y otro de intento de homicidio ya que en el incidente otra persona tambiÉn resultÓ herida de bala. cuatro agentes de la policÍa de la ciudad de san pablo se encuentra bajo licencia administrativa despuÉs de disparar mortalmente contra un hombre que los habrÍa amenazado con una pistola de perdigones. este incidente se encuentra bajo investigaciÓn por parte del departamento de policÍa. el fiscal y la oficina del alguacil del condado de contra costa. por otra parte, anthony solima de 29 aÑos recibiÓ cargos por cometer homicidio premeditado. segÚn la acusaciÓn, el pasado lunes disparÓ contra un compaÑero de traba

$5,000 reward to the information leading to the arrest of a deadly suspect in a fatal shooting abel elias acosta is actively evading capture and should be considered armed and dangerous his father is in prison for capital murder for allegedly driving the boy to and from the scene. >>> families have to wait longer to find the fate of cruz the penalty phase is pushed back to february. the judgment said both the defense and prosecutors need more time to prepare their experts for trial. the jury in the penalty phase will determine whether cruz will receive the death penalty or life in prison >>> this year will end without a verdict in the elizabeth holmes' trial. the jury failed to reach a decision after six days of deliberation but they will resume monday january january 3rd. she faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> in naples, florida, a man is hospitalized after receiving injuries from a tiger he zoo she grabbed and bit his arm after he put it through the fence. a sheriffs deputy shot the animal to get him to let go. >>> still to come, computer chips, household essentials, do al

but rome has since moved with the times. elia, noah ludovico. she has served here for 3 years. as a woman on the podium, she believes she even has an advantage over her male colleagues for this one on february women. that may be because dr. as a more impressed by a woman, they show more respect. at least they follow my signals closely. and leonor remembers all to oh, how during the knocked down no traffic directions when needed in the otherwise bustling am crowded pets of innate sia said i with the yarn all around in the vito rianna monuments to were hardly at because while at our complete every thing was empty to silence, felt surreal. 71. 0, you could even hear the bird singing grandfather, but i think there is no semblance of that now on the piazza. but the traffic offices, i'm glad to be back celestial, but i see this even though you're breathing in fumes on the podium, it's still nice to be up there will do that. i will. it's a symbol of every day life. i love you so that the last you thought this city needs us up there because we are synonymous with life. death. i sit on

time to the fusillade mosque in the berlin district of mala, beat, police believe the spot to be an elias outpost in a german capital armory periodic. he lived in the rooms of the mosque. he slept, prayed, and partied here. it's not known whether this was where he kept the weapon he would lay to use in the attack. in any case, this is where amory encountered a group of hard line. i asked supporters, including many individuals known to police and labeled as threats to the state or however, he was evidently preparing for what he believed to be a holy war. what may look like, a light hearted gathering is gravely serious. they shout, god is greatest, and pledged an oath of allegiance to the leader of the group, calling itself his landing state. oh, bernard, fog, a frequent visitor to the fuselage mask previously prayed and spent the night here with andre. the former left wing terrorist converted to islam during a long prison sentence. folk walked us through foot each. we were able to fume after the most was shut down. but this should lead to the basement right there. what was there? a yellow

steps up, its preparations for next years will come on wednesday. cut up lay algeria in the semi final elia we spoke to a former scotland strike a anti grey. he told a far as smell that he's decade and cut off. had told him a lot about the football culture. well, the 1st thing is that a lot of people who don't level no cutoff thought i said hasn't got football culture in or they seem to forget that that q effie foundation association was formed in 1960 had been playing football. well, can i fit well here for over 60 years? so that in itself is as is enough to say. and i think i agree with everyone who said that every region in the world should be entitled to course the will come. and this will be the 1st woke up in the out of region as deserving of one in facility. so my commission is going to be an unbelievable woke up for footballers. i hope the funds make it equally as good, but i think it's a football when you're coming to cats after woke up, you read for something special and they will find that we could saudi people here of justice passionate about the football. sometimes even morsel

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but rome has since moved with the times. elia, noah ludovico. she has served here for 3 years. as a woman on the podium, she believes she even has an advantage over her male colleagues for this one on february women. that may be because dr. as a more impressed by a woman, they share more respect than up. at least they follow my signals closely. and leonor remembers all to well have during the knocked down no traffic directions when needed in the otherwise bustling and crowded piazza nights. yeah, said i with the yano around in the vito rianna, a monument to what hardly any cause, let i'll compare them. every thing was empty to silence, spelt surreal. 71. 0, you could even hear the bird singing can father, but i think there is no semblance of that now on the piazza, but the traffic offices and glad to be back celestial. but i see this, even though you're breathing in fumes on the podium, it's still nice to be up there. will do that. i will. it's a symbol of every day life. i love you so that the last you thought this city needs us up there because we are synonymous with life. i

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police say abel elias acosta shot at least 20 rounds, killing three teenagers, including 14-year-old xavier gonzalez, an innocent bystander, who played football in high school. >> we sit there and wait for him to come home and we know he's not coming home. >> reporter: police say the suspect's father, richard acosta, is behind the wheel of this white pickup truck, the alleged getaway vehicle. and he turned himself in. did he give you any insight as to why he would have allowed his son to do this? >> that's the magic question. everything in our investigation shows that he had knowledge of everything going on. >> reporter: investigators say they believe the two other teens killed, ivan noyala and rafael garcia, were the shooter's intended targets. >> we just want justice to be done. we want him to get caught. >> reporter: the suspect faces capital murder charges and so does his dad. police telling me, he allegedly knew about the crime beforehand and he was also the getaway driver, which is why he is facing these charges. he's just as responsible, allegedly, as the shooter. whit? >> mir

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you bundle this elias, contribute to stability throughout the endo pacific. we also reaffirmed our shared assessment that the dpr k is continuing to advance dismissal and weapons programs, which is increasingly the stabilizing for regional security. united states and the are ok remain committed to a diplomatic approach to the dpr k. and we continue to call upon the dpr k to engage in dialogue. the united nation says it will require a record of 41000000000 dollars next year to make humanitarian needs around the world. un officials say millions more people will need help to impart to growing instability in ethiopia, afghanistan, and me a mom. i diplomatic editor james base has this report. the humanitarian situation around the world was already the worst. it's been at any time in recent years. but now the un says it's deteriorating even more. in 2022, it's estimated that 274000000 people be in need of humanitarian assistance. a 17 percent rise in the u. n. is appealing for a record amount for its annual appeal. $41000000000.00 us dollars. do you ends on the sec

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but rome has since moved with the times elia, noah ludovico, she has served here for 3 years. as a woman on the podium, she believes she even has an advantage over her male colleagues for this one on cognition. women that may be because dr. is a more impressed by a woman, they show more respect, at least they follow my signals closely. they don't offer any a nora remembers all to well how during the knock down no traffic directions when needed in the otherwise bustling and crowded piazza. innate sia said i withdraw yano around the veto rianna monuments that were hardly any color solid. i can fit them. everything was empty to silence. felt surreal. events even. oh, you could even hear the birds singing about it, but i think there is no semblance of that now on the piazza. but the traffic offices, glad to be back. they left sylvia. she just, even though you're breathing in fumes on the podium, it's still nice to be up there. at that level, it's a symbol of everyday life. i love you. obviously. they love this city needs us up there because we are synonymous with life. i sit on hi

his time to the fuselage mos in the berlin district of mullah beat police believe the spot to be an elias outpost in a cham and capital armory periodic. he lived in the rooms of the mosque. he slept, prayed, and partied here. it is not known whether this was where he kept the weapon he would lay to use in the attack. in any case, this is where amory encountered a group of hard line iron supporters, including many individuals known to police and labelled as threats to the state. however, he was evidently preparing for what he believed to be a holy war. what may look like, a light hearted gathering is gravely serious. they shout, god is greatest, and pledged an oath of allegiance to the leader of the group calling itself is lanika state. oh, bernard funk, a frequent visitor to the fusillade mosque, previously prayed and spent the night here with henri, the former left wing terrorist converted to islam during a long prison sentence. folk walked us through footage. we were able to fill out the mosque was shut down. this should lead to the basement right there. what was there in kilo in the ba

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take a look at clinton hatchet man marc elias' twitter page right now. take a look. he is already hard at work congratulating himself and changing more rules for the upcoming 2022 election. he says it right there. he brags about it openly every day. mark levin the great one host of life, liberty and levin joins us now. also the author of the multiple times over best selling book american marxism. mark mark, thanks for being here. you are the guy a lot of us look too to put the parts together and connect the dots. you are seeing this new variant they are telling us to brace for it we may be seeing a rerun of something. are we off on that? >> no. as a matter of fact, i would ask this: why isn't the federal medical bureaucratic casey focused on curing cancer and as heimer's disease. and heart disease. heart attacks, and diabetes and these diseases that kill millions and millions of americans every single year? you know, fauci had a press conference as you know yesterday, because they found one case, a guy in california, one case, and it is, quote, extremely mild, accord

barbara with guys warm china dazzled, elia g, as the saying goes well, yet he who has no worries make some folk. a hint i once worry is the lack of social discourse between the political left and right. does it here? politics revolves exclusively around the question of reunification versus independence weight as if that were our only concerns. it's work on your actual chief and should that don't china is behaving like a wild lion for you, which is i think i will. i shall della opium, she on to this will for the sake of world peace, the lion should be tang shorda said that the peaceful animals of the world can come together. one caught it all in guy. projects i t and ah, this is a day more and more time when ease want to preach the social gap between generations . so it is along with the, with all this is all. so when i spoke taiwanese as a child, i was punished for it. i didn't understand why it all wasn't going on 1st to day. 30 years later, i'm happy that i wouldn't have culture is back and respected. i love them, told taiwan and china have always been to different thing. nurses goi

. >> that warning today from the very capable voting rights attorney business any man as well, marc elias. next week the president will lead a summit for democracy with world leaders. there is a thought. but as the new yorker points out, quote, biden's global democracy summit raises an awkward question. can ours endure? doris kearns goodwin, presidential historian and author, written best sellers about roosevelt, lbj, lincoln. her latest work, leadership in turbulent times. as you know, we call this broadcast "the 11th hour." here is the question. if life is a clock face and democracy runs out at midnight, where do you reckon clock is right about now? >> i think what history can tell us is that clock is not as close to running out as it was in 1861 when 11 states had seceded from the union and the civil war was about to begin that killed 600,000 people. maybe not as close as in 1940 in hitler conquered almost all of western europe in the space of a week and fascism and dictatorship was on the ride compared to democracy. it is as close to midnight as anything i have seen in my lifetime. i

it's a disservice, writes voting rights attorney marc elias, from his latest piece. quote, discussing the threats to democracy without reference to partisanship is like describing jim crow without referring to race. these laws are being enacted by republican politicians over the objections of democrats. the big lie is not spreading like a mindless virus. republicans are intentionally spreading it to undermine confidence in elections and instigate election subversion. while i agree that american democracy requires two functioning parties, it is clear that the republican party is not, and likely won't be one of them. the risk of alienating or damaging these as-yet-unidentified pro-democracy republicans seems far more attenuated than the substantial risk we currently face by underestimating the problem and failing to deal with the threat as completely as we must. the health of our democracy now being a partisan issue is where we start this hour with the aforementioned and quoted from marc elias, the founder of democracy docket. it feels like if you made some of these ar

mark elias? >> i don't think -- i wouldn't draw a contrast to the current majority leader. i think both of them have had to deal with the numbers in the senate. and there are auto -- 50 democrats in the senate. and you need to line up all 50 democrats. that's something that senator reid dealt with and was very -- was very realistic about the limits what have he could get done. but also not sentimental about the rules of the senate as such. i mean that's i think better than saying that he was a pessimist -- i would say he was not a sentimentalist. he was not going to say, well, because there is this filibuster rule that has been around a long time we have to continue to have this filibuster rule if it is not serving to the interests of the american people. >> here's what he wrote on this topic. the filibuster is suffocating the will of the american people, the senate is now a place where the most pressing issues facing our country are disrared along with the will of the american people overwhelmingly calling for action. the future of our country is sacrificed at the altar of

errin, i want to show you something that marc elias said yesterday when i said, what would harry reid do? >> he was a realistic and he was not an unbridled optimist and if he were looking at the senate today and voting rights today, based on all -- everything i know about him and the conversations i have had with him, he would say, we need to do what we need to do in order to protect the right to vote and our democracy. if we heed harry reid's call, we'll have a real chance of protecting our democracy going forward. if we don't, then we are allowing the big lie to succeed. so, that's the stakes that we have coming in front of us in the u.s. senate, and i pray every night that we choose wisely. >> you know, we talked a lot about harry reid yesterday on his passing, and he wasn't charming but he was effective, and i wonder what the read is on chuck schumer's skill set. is he effective and charming? is he charming and effective? is he neither, is he both? what is your sense? >> yeah, well, i mean, i think that, you know, folks who voted to give democrats the majority in congress, includi

we're going to have to take and clone marc elias. we're going to need a thousand marc eliass across the country. i'm in. i think your viewers are in. because if we lose, we could lose everything. >> congressman eric swalwell, great state of california. thank you so much for your time tonight. say that again? >> i'm fired up at this late hour. >> you are. you absolutely are. congressman swalwell, have a good rest you ever night. >>> how a request from the biden white house is affecting the january 6 select committee's investigation into the final days of the trump white house. that's next. that's next. aleve-x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it... and see what's possible. ♪ limu emu... & doug ♪ ♪ superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car insurance so they only pay for what they need. (gasps) ♪ did it work? only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. lib