We are in the 30s though in in locations, he 30s right now, you Better Believe it is frosty there. These are taking about six feet above the surface so theyre typically cooler at the ground and theres frost there. 39, look at them changing, now at 32degree, we have got mid 30s, and then 44 degrees downtown cleveland the great news is this day ends up being sunny and season and it does feel lovely as afternoon. 57 by noon tile, we will be 64 at 5 00. So, i would layer it up. It is the best way to go about it today as you head out the door. A lot of clear skys and really light winds which is also, a big deal. Because if we had any kind of a breeze this morning it would make us feel much, much colder. Were clear through the afternoon and into tonight hawaii means awesome weather for indians game for all of the football game, john i will take a look at the tribe forecast what. Thank you. Time now is 6 02. Breaking news this morning investigators just wrapped 7, at the scene of a fatal cras
Noel leader, cofounder of 100 blacks in Law Enforcement who care, and de lacy davis, founder of black cops against police brutality. Welcome back to both of you. Thank you. Thank you. As youve watched whats been going on over the last few months and weeks, just your thoughts on, you know, where the community is and where policing is . Well, my thoughts are that its unfortunate, you know, that we have these consistent and persistent unjustified shootings. Because now something that the African American community and the African American Police Officers have known for years is theyre being videotaped. And so the whole world is getting the opportunity to see some of these incidents that members of the African American community have been complaining about for so long. Its very difficult when we dont get justice when theres not an indictment, a conviction, and then sentencing the Police Officer, which makes things much more difficult. So, were pained as well as professionals, as well as ou
Poundin pound [pounding of the grasm] all right, good morning and welcome to the rules Committee Meeting of april 14th, twf im katy tang of this committee. To my left is malia cohen. Well be joined shortly by supervisor eric mar. Per his request. I with aant to announce first you have that oo hed like us to start with item 3. With that, mr. Clerk, do you have any announcements . Clerk please silent all cell phones and electronic devices. Any documents part of the file should be commit smipted to clerk. Clerk. Thank you and id like to thank sfgovtv and our clerk derek evans. With that if we could call item three first. Item testimony 3 is a hearing to point wum member to the Shelter Monitoring Committee. There is one seat and one applicant. Is katrina hall here . Would you like to come up and make a quick presentation . Im katrina hall. My qualifications is im a formerly homeless parent with a homeless child under 18. I had been in a homeless shelter two years ago. If elected to the com
My qualifications is im a formerly homeless parent with a homeless child under 18. I had been in a homeless shelter two years ago. If elected to the committee, there is a lot of things that i would like to accomplish that ive seen fall in the shelter seven and a half months. These things were like related to the program areas, such as the conditiomons, simes the areas didnt really promote, you know, a safe and decent environment. For Program Activities to be conducted. The children sometimes played, you know, on things that broken furniture, staff would watch or if the children were going to fall or get injured or something, no one said anything. Thats the main focus. Another area that i would like to see improve would be reporting deficiencies like if there was an incident they didnt report it if a child was injured. The staff wouldnt file a report. It would look like maybe the parents did something. They wouldnt say your child got injured on a chair or got a scratch. There was no kin
Against you in a court of law, you have the right to an attorney yoi, if you cant afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you. Its the last line that i want to talk to you with, the public defender for those that cant afford a lawyer. It starts with clarence gideon, a drifter arrested in 1961. He was charged with breaking into a pool hall and stealing. He was sentenced to five years in prison. A man with an 8th grade education appealed. He argued his right to council was violated. The Supreme Court ruled in his favour in gideon versus wainwright, in 1963. The reason all today have the right to an attorney. Gideon had his day in court and was acquitted. Unfortunately, many cases assigned to public defenders do not have happy endings. The majority of Public Defenders Officers are underfunded and overworked. Some have four times the amount of cases. One showed 21 of states have enough attorneys to meet guidelines, that is largely the result of insufficient budget. That and other fact