. >> one more on the dpa announced today. invoking the dpa and the freeze on terrace is a pretty novel way of using these wartime powers to declare the lack of solar goods a national emergency. should we expect similar actions from this administration when it comes to other clean energy imports or goods that we import that are facing tariffs our -- or could be facing tariffs? sec. jean-pierre: i don't have anything more to preview coming forward. but i do want to talk about how this is going to work. the first step is to invoke the defense production act, which the president is going to do today. this kicks off a process that includes relevant federal agencies and stakeholders to quickly determine most immediate needs. and identify the appropriate financial tools and resources to meet those needs, as that process unfolds, of course we will continue to work with congress to advance these important priorities. which are necessary to position the united states to win the 21st century. i know some folks had a question about how t

ga, the german press agency dpa secretary general. you said that lead us agree to invest more in nato and to increase come funding. can you please tell us by what percentage later will increase its common funding budget? and the 2nd question, if i may, do you support the idea of bring western main battle tanks through grain? thank you. we support the bringing a lot of advanced equipment including those are western mil done equipment, many different types of equipment. i've seen announcements and when there was a new announcement out this summit, so actually natal now house tall to help ukraine transition from old solver era to melbourne, naples time. that equipment. and of course, we are not list of equipments. we move out or excuse from, from, from that ukraine reads wide range of heavy need to standard equipment on the missiles from this this summit then. busy on common funding we are, we are following up on the decision made in principle last year that we need to invest more together. because in a more dangerous role need to streng

scar, the german press agency dpa secretary general. you said that leaders agreed to end with more in nato and to increase common funding. can you please tell us by what percentage lead to will increase the common funding budget? and the 2nd question, if i may, do you support the idea of bring western main better thing? 3 grain. thank you. we support the o bringing a lot of advanced equipment, including those are western modern equipment. many different types of equipment are seen announcements, and there was a new announcement up this summit. so and actually natal now has a toss to help ukraine transition from old saw with arrow equipment to mold on a natal standard equipment. and of course, we are not list of equipments, we will rule out or excuse from, from a, from that ukraine needs a wide range of all done heavy need to standard equipment. and that's message also from this, this summit, then on common funding we are, we are following up on the decision we made in principle last year that we need to invest more together. because in

the dpa comes in when production facilities are at full production. to make sure that supplies are uninterrupted. the reason the producers were in the position to do that was because of the work that had been taken to date, and we're now moving out, not only with the dpa, but also operation fly formula and other measures as well to approve more importers as well. >> i guess i still just don't fully understand why you didn't tell the president until april if the problem was reported to the fda last fall, the fda didn't check it out until i think december, and then they shut down the factory in february. the president, the only one who can invoke the defense production act to force companies to produce this incredibly direly needed infant formula, he's not told until april. karine jean pierre, your press secretary, said this has been a whole of government approach. that doesn't include the president? >> the fda took the appropriate measures to shut down the facility in february. and when that happened, the fda and the relevant officials from across the

keep german chancellor, all the shots told germany's dpa press agency weapons will be delivered to ukraine . we understand what is needed now is a tillery, and this is exactly what we will deliver at this moment. ukraine and soldiers are trained in germany for being able to use to very modern howard. so we will deliver it together with our dutch colleagues. and we also decided to go over the u. k of united states that we will deliver multiple rocket launchers which will be very hopeful for fighting from of more on the distance and which is exactly what is needed now as we understood having discussed. and so this is of essence, no. 3rd of this, we are really helping with the necessary things, for instance, fighting against drones, helicopters, or crops, especially trying to liberal for this, the training of the soldiers is going on in germany at this time also. but the timeline for the delivery of that long list of weapons remains unclear as the 2 political course, one at thomas sparrow explains. the german chancellor said that they would arrive in time to make a difference in the don barza

on america and america's last agenda. >> todd: those that don't know what the bpa does come with the dpa during a war you can't convert a toy factory into a toy factor that makes guns and tanks, not solar panels for rich people for their third homes. in a war they envision something like world war ii, speaking of which, president biden issuing a statement honoring the day. he said nearly 9:00 p.m. eastern time last night after failing to mention during remarks earlier in the day. how can they mess up a slam-dunk of honoring some of the bravest americans on such a famous day? >> it will tell you, it's not surprising. this is the same guy that would not recognize the 13 fall and died in afghanistan and perished during the state of the union address. he's missed multiple engagements to try to show sympathy, honor, respect for the fallen heroes. he has failed to do so. speaking of the 78th anniversary of what i call the greatest generation on d-day, we had 150,000 brave americans who actually went to the shorts to take back the fight against the acts of evil. that hundred and 50,000 was impa

the idea that they will use the dpa and the solar and wind back side of things is beyond me. if you really wanted to make a difference, what you would have done is sent the message early on in this administration. listen, we are going to be a partner with the energy industry . what they did it sent a clear message that we don't like the fossil fuel industry. we don't like the nuclear industry. actually, when you look at it the wind and solar people out there got their own challenges as well with the knot in my backyard mentality that you see in a lot of places when you start putting in big wind farms are putting in big solar facilities. the local communities stop them. if you don't support fossil fuels and if you don't support nuclear energy, you are going t be in a fools errand to try to fuel this country and certainly the world. they are getting it wrong in so many different ways. it is stunning. >> secretary, you know about energy and you know about politics. democrats think that they can mitigate their losses in november by talking about abortion, about guns, about januar

and then the sfpd and dpa provide recommendations. and sergeant reynolds, if you would please bring up the presentation. and if you would advance it one slide. >> can you see the presentation? >> i can. >> you can? >> yes, i can. >> okay. >> one more slide please. >> all right. so for context, the board is comprised and there are three voting members, two advisory members, the assistant chief of staff and two deputy chiefs and the operations bureau and the administration bureau are voting members and commissioner elias participates as an advisory member and a member of the department of police accountability. usually director enderson or chief of staff sarah hawkins. next slide please. okay. chief of staff hawkins, i believe this is your slide. >> so the aggregate trends that were identified by d.p.a. in the fourth quarter of 2021 is failure to make an arrest, failure to activate dwc and failure or inaccurate comments. while we continue to see the trend of this being one of the biggest types of cases, the number of cases has gone down

. >> clerk: item 2, consent calendar, sfpd sb 1421 and sb 16 monthly report, dpa sb 1421 and sb 16 monthly report. collaborative reform initiative update. >> vice president elias: i need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> vice president elias: roll call, please. [roll call] >> clerk: you have six yeses. >> vice president elias: great. next item, please. >> clerk: at this time, the public is now welcome to make public comment regarding line item 2, the consent calendar. if you would like to make public comment regarding line item 2, please press star, three now. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. and they disconnected. vice president elias, there is no more public comment. >> vice president elias: thank you. public comment is closed. next item, please. >> clerk: item 3, 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 safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities the chief describes will be limited to determining wh

what dpa calls his wrong decision and storm that classroom. cnn has spoke with the chief. shimone, critical important reporting. what did the chief say? >> yeah, john, it's really critical. we need to get his side of the story. we have been looking for him, trying to get his side of the story after it was revealed that he was the man who made the decision not to storm that room, that classroom where the gunman was and it took over an hour for the police to eventually take him out. we spotted him, we are found him going into work this morning. we asked him those questions. he obviously dodged this. he didn't want to answer any of those questions. take a listen. >> we have people in our community. >> i just want your reaction to the allegation that you were responsible for that decision. >> i am very respectful no the family. >> reporter: and an opportunity. >> so you know, we're going to do that eventually, obviously. >> when? >> when this is done, so the families can grieve. then we will do that, obviously. just so everybody knows, we have been in contact with dps every da

. >> this is unconstitutional utilization of dpa. this is joe biden not wanting to get us to energy independence. this would benefit china and ourad versearies massively. >> cheryl: chris stewart says, "you can't find baby formula, don't worry potus will have new solar panels ready in no time." they want this to be in place by 2020, quick timeline. >> carley: from one unbelievable story to another. what is going on in texas? >> cheryl: oh, the great state. in response to viral video showing kids attending a -- children would be banned from attending these events. brian slayton say the evens were horrifying and show disturbing trend, our responsibility as lawmakers extend to sexualization of this happening across texas. the video shows performers taking dollar bills from kids and signs in there that are pretty inappropriate. a lot of uproar over this one. >> todd: leave that one there. this is why we can't have nice things, thanks, lawyers. >> cheryl: we all have the need, the need to sue. >> what the hell? >> good morning, aviators.

training recommendations, that is a major step in the right direction and that's a joint effort with dpa and the commission. this will lead to enhanced community trust and procedural justice internally as well as confidence in our members the discipline system is fair, objective and consistent. we've had internal town hall meetings, the vaccination mandates were an example of that and working with the p.o.a. to set that up. there's a lot of anger and frustration voiced in that meeting. we did the best we could to answer questions. i know some statements were made. it didn't meet everybody's approval but we were at least were fair, transparent and listened to what our members had to say. we had police chief hours for years and that continues to hear and address members' concerns. i've had good recommendations i put into play including what i said about the interview process but the secondary criteria and there were others and i encourage members to sit down and talk to me and talk to me one-on-one and the door's always open and i will always listen. i know i'm way over my time. these stra

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when this president tries to blame putin's invasion of ukraine for gas prices, they ignore the fact dpas prices have been going up since the president took office 17 months ago. the current party in power, when november midterms come in, 150 days from now, they will pay a price, the americans feel gas prices and food prices and everything they pay for going through the roof and some cannot afford it, guys. >> carley: switch topics here, this is interesting story, woman named rebecca jones said she was fired from the florida state health department because she refused to alter covid-19 data. turns out she lied about that. here are some flash backs of media headlines when she first made that claim. the cosmo magazine says rebeck jones tried to warn us about covid-19. whistleblower went against the administration and could be a win for all of us. npr had a headline, florida dismisses scientist for not altering data. the "wall street journal" is taking the media reporting to task, frequent phenomenon is flurry over alleged scandal on examination turns out to be false. what is your reaction t

fred, they signed documents claiming to be something they were not in these places like arizona and dpa ggeorgia. that's potentially another outcome of the criminal investigation or prosecution to follow the house committee. >> so these layers of potential scheming, i mean, it's jaw dropping, and so now, too, the committee has reached out to the wife of a supreme court justice, jenny thomas, the wife of clarence thomas. so she apparently was promoting trump's election lies, and she also allegedly was in close contact with people trying to overturn the results. do you see that she will say yes to testifying or instead, pl pleading the fifth or potentially what kind of information could come out of her? what will they be searching for? >> well, we know that she had contacts according to media reporting. again, in arizona. engaging with people to do the wrong thing, to resist the legitimate election outcomes, state legislators. i think what the committee is looking for, and she said she wants to cooperate, but so did mark meadows. never happened. we'll she if she does it. what they're look

olaf scholz told germany's dpa press agency weapons will arrive in time to make a difference in the donbass region. >> we understand what is needed now is artillery. this is exactly what we will deliver. at this moment, ukrainian soldiers are trained in germany for being able to use the very modern technology we will deliver together with our colleagues. and we also decided together with the u.k. on the u.s. that we will deliver multiple rocket launchers. which will be very helpful for fighting from a distance. aside from this, we are really helping with the necessary things. for instance, fighting against drones, helicopters, aircrafts with special tanks -- the training of the soldiers is going on in germany at this time also. we will deliver. than the ballistic system. -- then the ballistic system. which is able to save odessa or kyiv. >> now to our political correspondent, thomas sparrow, for more details. that sounds like a very long list of deliveries, that the german chancellor is promising kyiv. when can they expect to get all these arms? >> you mentioned it in your introduction -- t

until the president knew about it, and, you know, actually took the only action he can take through the dpa. so we didn't need to be here, but here we are. >> that's right. that's a good way to put it, poppy. looking backwards there are so many questions, those numbers were going down, down, down starting in november. there is only two companies that make formula in a big major way in the united states. when one of them is having trouble, when there is supply chain issues, why wasn't more done? looking forward, let's look at the formula that has recently come in and is about to come in under operation fly formula because this is where we are. we have to import formula from other countries. so nestle sent 38,000 cans, all powdered formula, last weekend to a major retailer. they're not saying who it is we saw it on walmart's website, but several of us tried and were not able to get any off that website. next week nestle is sending 250,000 cans to major retailers yet to be named. bob's australia, they're sending 1.25 million cans over the coming weeks and months starting next week with shipmen

>> well, fred, i think it's going to be very important, because now coming out of dpa georgia, we don't just have implications that trump was involved in doing something that could be illegal. trump is on tape, and he specifically is asking the secretary of state here in georgia to try to find votes that simply didn't exist. and with some of the other evidence we've heard play out during the committee hearings, there can be an attempt i think by trump and his lawyers to spin that evidence to try to put it into a context hey, we weren't really serious about this. we were considering different legal options. the difference here is there is a tape of that phone call which our secretary of state thought was a threat, and that has already been testified to in a criminal grand jury that is currently sitting in fulton county, georgia and i expect we're going to hear more about it in the hearing to come this week. >> and then there's this new poll. just out today showing that most americans believe donald trump should face charges for his role in the capitol riot according to the abc poll that

. >> dpa countries on var us said the mexican cartels hide it in everything from tires to water pumps. >> they want people to be addicted to this drug because it's supply and demand. >> it's so bad right now do you think it's going to continue to get worse. >> it's not slowing down. >> as the death toll continues to climb dps is calling on the government to do more to go after the exporters in china and stop the mexican cartel from bringing these drugs into america. shannon? >> a lexus thank you so much. so we are just hours away now from another pivotal supreme court decision. now this one expected to decide whether the biden administration must continue to enforce the trump era remain in mexico policy or not. so let's discuss all the latest developments regarding the border crisis and look ahead to that case with normer new york state senator democratic strategist david car lucci and president mike davis. welcome back to both of you. >> thank you shannon. >> good to be here. >> let's start here with congresswoman cori bush democrat tweeting tuesday the tragedy in san antonio is deva

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probe put forth by the commerce department now president biden is also as you point out invoking that dpa, defense production act of some of the cleaner energy technologies so there may be more spending there. solar stocks have been more volatile over the past year. mixed performance among the big names. now enphase is one of the best performers in the s&p over the past year, up about 59%. on the other hand, you got names like sun power and sun run as well down about 13 to 30% for sun run chairs in the last 12 months one of the main etfs, the tirico tan, solar etf is basically flat in '22 it's been a roller coaster ride you can see here over 20% of its highs in november we will see the actions by the administration and president biden trigger a more prolonged rebound in some of the solar stocks i will point out in years patz as you recall, when oil prices go higher. they go up with them i'll send things back over to you. >> okay. dom, thank you it's important i am glad we got to that story today. as we head to a break, apple prepared to kick off the annual world wide developer's conferenc

folks like to get in contact with the agency, they can do so online at sfgovtv.org/dpa. that concludes my report. you will hear from d.p.a. with five agenda items scheduled. i'm not going to -- [ indiscernible ] there's other information filed on the consent calendar with updates on 1421 and various administrative trackings. many of these tracking that are reporting weekly and monthly will all be summarized. we're getting close issuing the next annual report. we'll also do a comparison that i think will be helpful to the public. that concludes my report. >> vice president elias: quick question for you. we asked this couple of weeks ago. i think you were out. i think you addressed it tonight about the high number of cases passing the 240 day mark. >> i missed everything until 2 just said told. i couldn't hear what you were saying. >> vice president elias: you said that the number of cases passed 240 day mark are high. i'm trying to understand why. especially the ones -- you said there were 10 that aren't told. >> yeah. when i say the number is high, number of told cases a