i see i have office phone call or dave johnson who is more involved with the details and i'm just going to comment on your first point about allegations and charges that have not beensustained . the problem with holding that against the officer is exactly that . there's still due process aspect any charges that have been filed a lady taking possible judgment for our examinersto be able to determine . just keep in mindshould probably address this . under our civil service rules that were put out there, applicants have very substantial individual to be able to protest the announcement, the scores, the results of all. take a lot of time to close us down so we're pretty cautious about trying to make sure that our process will sustain any challenges from any of the individual applicants but perhaps the director can take it from here. >> commissioner, this is dave johnson. i just want to mention we initiated quite closely, negotiated isn't the right word but leveraged discussions with the police officers association with these requirements and we came to the agreement that having these allega

i see i have office phone call or dave johnson who is more involved with the details and i'm just going to comment on your first point about allegations and charges that have not beensustained . the problem with holding that against the officer is exactly that . there's still due process aspect any charges that have been filed a lady taking possible judgment for our examinersto be able to determine . just keep in mindshould probably address this . under our civil service rules that were put out there, applicants have very substantial individual to be able to protest the announcement, the scores, the results of all. take a lot of time to close us down so we're pretty cautious about trying to make sure that our process will sustain any challenges from any of the individual applicants but perhaps the director can take it from here. >> commissioner, this is dave johnson. i just want to mention we initiated quite closely, negotiated isn't the right word but leveraged discussions with the police officers association with these requirements and we came to the agreement that having these allega

i see i have office phone call or dave johnson who is more involved with the details and i'm just going to comment on your first point about allegations and charges that have not beensustained . the problem with holding that against the officer is exactly that . there's still due process aspect any charges that have been filed a lady taking possible judgment for our examinersto be able to determine . just keep in mindshould probably address this . under our civil service rules that were put out there, applicants have very substantial individual to be able to protest the announcement, the scores, the results of all. take a lot of time to close us down so we're pretty cautious about trying to make sure that our process will sustain any challenges from any of the individual applicants but perhaps the director can take it from here. >> commissioner, this is dave johnson. i just want to mention we initiated quite closely, negotiated isn't the right word but leveraged discussions with the police officers association with these requirements and we came to the agreement that having these allega

. >> let's head north to dave and johnson. dan. >> thank you mr. speaker. is the 40% to trpght for the north budget part of the prime minister plans for leveling up the north? >> prime minister? >> there's been no such cut mr. speaker and spend to cut massively in northern rail and railways in the north and across the entire country. suzanne -- >> thank you mr. speaker, has to close their doors and true black country spirit many of my venues have been truly offer a great take away service. to celebrate this spirit, i'm launching favorite take away competition in my stwengt stwengt constituency today also in a take away from winning entry what he's necks to wonderful and receive a very warm welcome and i'm happy to throw in a trick of the country finest shuttle which i hope soon to see called -- >> i congratulate honorable friend what she's doing to champion and i'm not sure if the take away -- from star bridge in westminster. but we will thank very much for her initiative and i look forward to visiting the area as soon as possible. >> thank you mr. speaker.

boris johnson said he will announce plans next week to lift the national pandemic restrictions as the vaccine program passes 15 million doses. we are joined by daveerritt. let's talk about what the prime minister is doing. force johnson sounds incredibly cautious. is he? dave: he is using that exact word. he is saying the government will be cautious and irreversible in unwinding the measures. he has been accused of being unconscious during the pandemic and having to reverse his position on many things so far. i think the daily infection numbers are down below 10,000 for the first time in months. we are seeing successful back single outnumbers. infections are high. the government is stressing that. if they want to go through these stages, they cannot risk infection taking off again. this has to be the final lockdown. this is the third lockdown we have had and the government may not be forgiven if they have to reverse positions again. guy: one of the key risks the government faces is potentially another variant coming in and upsetting the vaccination program. in terms of the language they used, what does that mean for policy? there is a growing exp

dave. thank you for your time. >> thanks. >> you can watch more about the a's plans, including a full interview with oakland mayor libby schaaf on our connected streaming apps. >>> more than one million doses of johnson & johnson's vaccine could be coming to california as soon as next week. today the food and drug administration's independent advisory panel voted to recommend the single-dose shot for emergency use authorization after deliberating for hours about its safety and efficacy. abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra has been following the hearing for us all day, joining us live now with the latest developments. hey, stechph. >> an incredibly detailed conversation. eight and a half hours in, the panel unanimously agreed this vaccine is safe given the preliminary data released. but the final decision to grant emergency use authorize is not expected until tomorrow. the 22 experts that sit on this advisory panel specialize in everything from internal medicine, pediatrics to epidemiology. the majority of evidence presented today supported the shot, citing the fact it's not only meeting the fda's standards for authorization, but it also requires only one dose and it's much easier to store. it can sit

dave. >>well our top story this morning. now there are 3 the count country now has another tool in the fight against covid-19 as the fda has approved the use of johnsonvaccine approved in the united states for emergency authorization against the virus. >>while early supplies will be small johnson johnson has said it can deliver 20 million doses by the end of march and a total of 100 million by the end of great to hear kron four's dan thorn has reaction now from health experts. >>johnson and johnson prepares the rollout of the first single dose covid-19 vaccine. the new shot comes as the demand for vaccinations still exceeds the supply is terrific. i mean it's you know this is >>would not only does it give us more doses of vaccine. but it gives us vaccines that can be used do in a somewhat different way. >>ucsf professor of epidemiology doctor george rutherford also applauds the flexibility of j j's vaccine besides being a single dose the shot does not require specialized storage like moderna and pfizer's vaccines this could be refrigerated at that you know basically in a freezer so you can have a doctor's office pharmacy is you don't need this sort o