obama is an antilaw enforcement zealot. racial profiling is one of those things that you have to take seriously. what did you think of the ad? um, you know, i i think it s their strong attempt to make sure they know a police department is aware of things that people say. i think they have every right to voice their opinions, as well. do you think that there s racial profiling going on in san francisco? no. i don t believe there s racial profiling going on. but i know there s going to be mistakes. reporter: the ad campaign also comes on the wake of a scandal involving racist texts between a small group of police officers. how much of this ad campaign is the best defense is a good offense? this current one i suppose you could say that. reporter: the ad was recorded by a past president of the police officers union. but it s also drawing criticism from some cops. the officers for justice which is a black subgroup in the department, the president there sent a lette
studios, this is kpix5 news. the pope makes history in the halls of congress in the first ever papal address. he urged lawmakers to address climate change, and the death penalty. but called same sex marriage a threat to families. i m michelle griego. frank is off. we begin with cbs worter weijia jiang live at the state s capitol. reporter: this moving speech was the longest one pope francis has ever given in english. it lasted 55 minutes. he weaved in american values and histories drawing an emotional reaction from both sides of the aisle. [ cheers and applause ] pope francis received a standing ovation as lawmakers welcomed him to the heart of the u.s. government. he is the first pope to address a joint meeting of congress. you are the face of this people. you are the representatives. reporter: his speech focused on topics familiar to the lawmakers including climate change and religious extremism. a delicate balance is required to combat violence, perpetrate in the
making them tougher calling for 10% carbon cut over the next five years. the strict standards could drive up the cost of gas but by how much. that s a question everyone is asking. in santa clara city council members are mulling a plan to limit booze sold at niners games. this is after recent alcohol fueled fights between fans there. why the police chief doesn t think drinking is the problem. we will talk about that. first, we will take a quick check of your sunday morning forecast. here is a live shot of the golden gate bridge. it is socked in with fog but that will change later today. oakland is at 59. livermore is the same. san francisco is cooler at 57 and san jose is also 59. heading out the door, a partly cloudy start, coastal fog and near seasonal highs later today. we have changes in your temperatures coming up in the work week. we ll have more on that but first we will look at your headlines. two people are recovering from injuries after a transformer blew up in san
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The interesting thing about this particular example of alleged fraud was the fact that the Ministry reported to the Presidency that it actually fed the kids despite COVID-19 lockdown; Buhari believed it and was proud to claim credit for that feat by his administration. Obviously, there are two options on this: either Buhari failed to read the report, implying mental laziness; or, he read and believed the lies. One thing, however, is clear. There was nothing transparent or accountable about how money meant for feeding children vanished.