This acknowledgment of responsibility is unprecedented. But is always what matters now is what we do with it. Our conversation today will focus on the federal government to work state and local tallies to its obligation under the Fair Housing Act in its broader commitment for equity gaps in housing in our community for this conversation no 1 better to have joined us today than the former secretary they are, great thank you so much for being here. So, i am curious, what do youst think it means countless earthy day 1 commitment that the president made. Where there were equity overan here and that other conversations happening about retirement or transportation. They were not integrated particular well. I am curious how you responded to that commitment on the part of the president . I was happy to see it. Its invaluable sends a strong message to all of the cabinet secretaries, every agency in the deputy secretary to such important work. You only to connect the dots of these policies. Iv p
Truth we follow the chinese citizen he will spend time behind bars for her coverage of the current of our so. Im kevin nash with sports is the quran a virus causes disruptions of the premier league. Match against. The club. So we begin this news in russia where a newly released data indicates the actual number of coronavirus related deaths could be much higher than what was reported earlier according to official figures around 26000 people died in november alone thats a 55 percent increase mortality from the year before and the situation continues to worsen across the United Kingdom where a Record Number of 41385 new infections were reported in the past 24 hours as scientists warn stricter lockdowns may be needed next month then south africa has become the 1st country on the continent to go past 1000000 cases a president s arrival poser is expected to announce even tougher covert 1000 restrictions when he addresses the nation in the coming hour. Barbara is in london to bring you the la
We often hear it said that governments around the world should take more of a lead on tackling waste. The french Authorities Say they are doing just that, and are hailing their new anti waste law as a world first. Its still being debated in the french parliament, but are the proposals Ground Breaking . The french government says its promoting a circular economy, by banning the destruction of unsold non food items. This covers cosmetics, clothing, shoes, textiles, electronics and plastics. According to the office of the french government, around 725 million worth of unsold non food items are thrown away every year. The fashion industry, in which france is a world leader, is notoriously wasteful. A 2017 report by the Boston Consulting Group put the level of waste generated by the fashion industry at 92 million tons worldwide. We are going to pause on this story about french waste because we want to ta ke about french waste because we want to take you live in new zealand with the premise
Gather their statements. It was very timecon tooconsumig and less efficient to do it retrospectively. And it is much better to do it as the individuals are there. And it is probably much more costly to do it that way, too, when youre waiting, because of all of the time you have to put in there. It is not timeefficient, so that means youre spending lots of hours, which means lots of public hours, trying to do something that is not very efficient and sometimes just doesnt work out, correct . Agreed. Thank you. Chairman supervisor mar. Thank you. Just a followup on supervisor browns questions. I was wondering if you might be able to share your thoughts on how we might be able to apply some of the positive and affective changes that have been made in the criminal investigation of Police Department misconduct complaints to the Sheriffs Departments criminal investigations to avoid, you know, hopefully what in the future had to happen and dismissal of the charges recently on the allegations o
Those are our numbers from 2017. I believe we do have the capacity, as i mentioned, we just put together a special Investigative Unit to handle our highprofile and big cases that require extensive, indepth work. And moving forward, obviously it would require us to institutionalize some sort of process to address an ongoing pipeline of complaints. And then we need to have some further discussions. And weve been having discussions about defining what that pipeline would look like, which complaints would we be revealing, which complaints would we be investigating perately. Separat. [please stand by] need to be cl. So this isnt a question, when you say are you getting all the cases . My response to that is, what are all of the cases . Lets talk about what the cases should and could be. That involves more indepth conversations, but i would say weve been having very good conversations with the Sheriffs Office and theyve been receptive and welcoming to the process and eager to have outside an