joyce crum human services agency along with scott walton. i passed out an updated version of my presentation and i'm not going to walk through the whole thing and a lot of things hsa was going to be said has been said -- >> you mean they stole your show? >> what i want to say supervisor farrell i love your terminology about the new department calling it a centralized city department. i was sitting next to scott and said "i like that word "centralized" and it's centralizing the services that our partners provide to the constituents of san francisco. so let's go to page four, and what i want to talk about is hsa's specific role in the navigation center. we procured the contract through a competitive bid. i believe it was either january or february of last year, and ecs was selected as the service provider. it gave hsa the unique opportunity to actually out station our benefits staff right on site with the navigation center and the clients that they were bringing in on some times a daily or weekly basis so what the staff was able to assist the

joyce crum human services agency along with scott walton. i passed out an updated version of my presentation and i'm not going to walk through the whole thing and a lot of things hsa was going to be said has been said -- >> you mean they stole your show? >> what i want to say supervisor farrell i love your terminology about the new department calling it a centralized city department. i was sitting next to scott and said "i like that word "centralized" and it's centralizing the services that our partners provide to the constituents of san francisco. so let's go to page four, and what i want to talk about is hsa's specific role in the navigation center. we procured the contract through a competitive bid. i believe it was either january or february of last year, and ecs was selected as the service provider. it gave hsa the unique opportunity to actually out station our benefits staff right on site with the navigation center and the clients that they were bringing in on some times a daily or weekly basis so what the staff was able to assist the

joyce crum human services agency along with scott walton. i passed out an updated version of my presentation and i'm not going to walk through the whole thing and a lot of things hsa was going to be said has been said -- >> you mean they stole your show? >> what i want to say supervisor farrell i love your terminology about the new department calling it a centralized city department. i was sitting next to scott and said "i like that word "centralized" and it's centralizing the services that our partners provide to the constituents of san francisco. so let's go to page four, and what i want to talk about is hsa's specific role in the navigation center. we procured the contract through a competitive bid. i believe it was either january or february of last year, and ecs was selected as the service provider. it gave hsa the unique opportunity to actually out station our benefits staff right on site with the navigation center and the clients that they were bringing in on some times a daily or weekly basis so what the staff was able to assist the

joyce crum human services agency along with scott walton. i passed out an updated version of my presentation and i'm not going to walk through the whole thing and a lot of things hsa was going to be said has been said -- >> you mean they stole your show? >> what i want to say supervisor farrell i love your terminology about the new department calling it a centralized city department. i was sitting next to scott and said "i like that word "centralized" and it's centralizing the services that our partners provide to the constituents of san francisco. so let's go to page four, and what i want to talk about is hsa's specific role in the navigation center. we procured the contract through a competitive bid. i believe it was either january or february of last year, and ecs was selected as the service provider. it gave hsa the unique opportunity to actually out station our benefits staff right on site with the navigation center and the clients that they were bringing in on some times a daily or weekly basis so what the staff was able to assist the

scott, news of what apeers to be an intelligence gold mine. names, addresses, phone numbers of 20,000 isis fighters from countries across the middle east, africa, europe, north america. of isis. walton, head of terrorism for scotland yard says if documents are awe thntic one of the most significant intelligence finds that. david martin at the pentagon tonight. thank you. >>> a jury awarded a texas family $124 million after the failure of the seat in their audi sedan. the case has exposed a weakness in government standard. and kris van cleave looked into it. >> reporter: crash tests like these show what happened to 11-year-old jesse riviera junior when his father's audi was rear-ended in 2012. jesse senior's seat broke launching him head first into his son. both were taken to the hospital where his wife kathy broke the news. >> she said it is bad. he's -- he's got a real bad head injury. and we, we -- he may not make it and so -- so i started praying again. i said god please don't take my boy. >> jesse is permanently brain damaged. the jury ruled young jesse's injuries resulted from gross negligence in the company's seat design. here is the emt who responded to the accident scene. ta

scott, but the government did warn britons not to travel there in the near future unless they had the most pressing kind of business. >> pelley: liz palmer, thanks. until january cbs news consultant richard walton was the head of counter-terrorism for the london metropolitan police. richard, let me ask you, what did you learn today from the attack? >> well, sadly what we've seen today is the second wave of complex terrorist attacks in europe directed by isis with tragic consequences. >> pelley: the european union has been trying to integrate in many different ways, but today raises the question of whether the intelligence organizations among all of these countries are talking to each other sufficiently. >> reporter: i think european countries have been struggling with the challenge that this threat presents. obviously isis, islamic state has been targeting the european countries since september 2014 when a fatwa was made against european capital cities. the european countries have been struggling i think to coordinate the effort to thwart this threat. that's within countries itself within europe, but also across countries. it's difficult enough for police agencies to link up and integrate with

scott, but the government did warn britons not to travel there in the near future unless they had the most pressing kind of business. >> pelley: liz palmer, thanks. until january cbs news consultant richard walton was the head of counter-terrorism for the london metropolitan police. richard, let me ask you, what did you learn today from the attack? >> well, sadly what we've seen today is the second wave of complex terrorist attacks in europe directed by isis obviously in iraq or in syria with tragic consequences. >> pelley: the european union has been trying to integrate in many different ways, but today raises the question of whether the intelligence organizations among all of these countries are talking to each other sufficiently. >> reporter: i think europea with the challenge that this threat presents. obviously isis, islamic state has been targeting the european countries since september 2014 when a fatwa was made against european capital cities. the european countries have been struggling i think to coordinate the effort to thwart this threat. that's within countries itself within europe, but also across countries. it's difficult enough for police agencies to link up and integrate with th

scott, but the government did warn britons not to travel there in the near future unless they had the most pressing kind of business. >> pelley: liz palmer, thanks. until january, cbs news consultant richard walton was the head of counterterrorism for the london metropolitan police. richard, let me ask you, what did you learn today from the attack? >> well, sadly, what we've seen today is the second wave of complex terrorist attacks in europe directed by isis obviously in iraq or in syria with tragic consequences. >> pelley: the european union has been trying to integrate in many different ways, but today raises the question of whether the intelligence organizations among all of these countries are talking to each other sufficiently. >> i think european countries have been struggling with the challenge that this threat presents. obviously, isis, islamic state has been targeting the european countries since september 2014 when a fatwa was made against european capital cities. the european countries have been struggling i think to coordinate the effort to thwart this threat. that's within countries itself within europe, but also across countries. it's difficult enough for police agencies to link u

scott news of what appears to be an intelligence gold mine. names, addresses and phone numbers of some 20,000,000 isis fighters from countries across the middle east, africa, europe and north america. cbs news consultant, richard walton, former med of counterterrorism for scotland says. if the documents are authentic. one of the most significant intelligence find since isis was created. >> thousand lined up at the ronald reagan presidential library to pay their final respects to former first lady nancy reagan. she died sunday tat her home in los angeles. she was 94. >>> ben tracy reports. >> busload of people are being dropped off here at reagan library to say good-bye to the former first lady. earlier today speaker of the house paul ryan came to pay his respects. >> 1,000 people have been invited to attend the funeral friday. former president george w. bush, obama. the guest list also includes mr. t, and scott, that may seem strange, but mr. t was one of the voices of the first lady's iconic just say no to drugs campaign in the 1980s. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. s of yucky germs. but not all disinfecting wipes... are approved to kill the same number of them. lysol wipes are approved to kill more