is this about time or too little too late? well, hopefully it s not too little too late. you recognize you have a problem, you need to move forward. we want to move forward. everyone knows about our staffing crisis. so this is no secret. believe me, you want to call d.o.j. to help you with this problem before you have to call in the national guard because you don t have the police force. aishah: let s dig into the staffing crisis. i want to bring up the numbers to show how bad it is. you can see you are 541 officers below recommended staffing levels. that s tough. it has to be tough for morale in the city. she wants to beef up those numbers. what do you make of this? you think it s an about face? a turn around? not too long ago she was calling to defund or reallocate money from this police department.
watching a movie with your family. bret: that s really interesting. the total number of operating satellites in space you list at 5465. the u.s. has the most of those. but china has 541 and most of those are reconnaissance or intelligence slitsd. they want to monitor what we re doing up there. so they build these capabilities also to try to deny u.s. military efforts. we followed the balloon and the spy balloon and the pentagon talked about that saying they were tracking it before the particular incident and their understanding and capability increased over the last couple of years. and what sites they were over was really concerning them but their surveillance goes well beyond what we just saw recently. balloons are only a small part of the picture, right? what concerns us the most is china and to a certain extent russia are developing variety of
because of what was said a couple of years ago and you want to hold us accountable for you need to hold everybody else accountable. now you see what happens when that doesn t happen. now we re in this crisis that we re in. sandra: it s remarkable what has happened to the police force there, leo. we can put it up on the screen for our viewers. at 1,641 officers currently, the police department there has 340 fewer officers today than it did in 2019. breed said the department would hire 541 officers just to be fully staffed, leo. and sandra, let s be clear about this. the democrats and this particular mayor have no interest in supporting police. tracy is absolutely correct. $27 million is to replace overtime officers who are working extra hours over and over again. why, sandra? because law enforcement is not supported in california. not just san francisco, in los
that s tonight s cbs evening news. i m norah o donnell. we ll see you judge judy: she bought two dogs, a male and a female. announcer: a giving mother. i took the one dog, the female. a couple days later, my mom brought the male to me. announcer: now she takes it all back. judge judy: where is the dog now? in my home. judge judy: you better tell me the truth. did both dogs live with your daughter? no, because my daughter was in and out of jail. my mother s never lived with that dog. i called the police station because, you know, my mother s very vindictive. announcer: judge judy. you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution elaina wales is suing her mother, betty donnelly, for the return or value of a pure-bred pomeranian. byrd: order. all rise. this is case number 541 on the calendar in the matter of wales