we have officer's academy. we do anticipate because we will not have the h2 academy. we did have at least two retirements. those positions will not be filled. we do have a few h28 instructors scheduled to return to the field. we will ramp up again in january. we pretty much -- they are filling up the remainder of the year for their training calendar. covingto >> commissioner covington: my next question was whether or not the department is accredited. whether or not we'll be offering classes to other departments in the area. there doesn't seem to be room on the calendar for that. >> chief hayes-white: correct. >> commissioner covington: thank you. thank you commissioner. the unexpected retirees, the onces who didn't retire, those top ranking officers, did you get some top rank people retire? >> chief hayes-white: correct. we promote based on vacancies created. for example, which is unusual, we have a few assistant chiefs. we had two retiring. chief burke. that's why you have chief baker and chief hale that were promoted. we did have a few battalion chiefs that retired.

it is needed in the academy. another discipline particular the hard sciences it's much easier to find conservatives. electrical engineering they have that to-one. they are often very scarce. are you saying that universities are aggressive or liberal in general. progressives rule higher education. and if you just looked at the numbers. i think that's impossible to disagree with that statement. and it's even more true in the social sciences and humanities. in some fields if you just take partisan idaho as a proxy. in sociology. for instance. they outnumber republicans 40-one. in many disciplines like sociology and literature and history. and even in other distant compared to the percentage of the population. what was the approach in passing on the right. we wanted to study the lives of conservative investors. also research on how left-leaning the academy is. but there was no research really on what conservatives looked like. and what their experiences were. particularly we decided to interview about a hundred 53 pe

which police academy is you've always pushed for a feeling that there's more structure here somebody came out a decorated student from the police academy generally considered an officer on the rise if this video wasn't there what do you think the conversation would be if if the. not came up and said he did this to me and there was no video to back him up he would have been laughed out of the room he would have been left out of the room like because you know this business is usual like the cattle the police academies mass produced people like offit williams you know what i'm saying one point you see him is celebrated you look at his actions there's nothing there to celebrate there's nothing to celebrate this is a ridiculous person to celebrate but. it is a shot of black people that are going to low income neighborhoods trying to terrorize and wreak havoc on citizens you get a chance to get extra little and i don't let me ask you both is there or is there is there a line though of this even excluding the elements of like we're capturing police brutality and crimes against people is the

naval academy. it is a fitting resting place for someone whoing belonged in - who belonged to the united states navy and characteristic of him that in death he wished to rest with his comrades at arms. it was during his service at the navy that lieutenant mccain's plane was shot down over north vietnam. he was ejected and taken into captivity. during world war ii admiral chester nimitz noted that, and i quote, uncommon valor was a common virtue. end quote. the same can be said about the american soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines in the prison camps of north vietnam. john mccain joined their number in october of 1967. during the years of his confinement he was regularly beaten and tortured. he survived thanks in part to the friendship of his fellow prisoners of war. in 1968, his captors offered the malnourished and ill mccain the chance to be returned home early, ahead of prisoners who were next in line. john mccain said no. he spent another almost five years in captivity before being released on

from john mccain, who went to the naval academy. his dad went to the table academy. his grandfather went to the naval academy. the name mccain and naval academy are synonymous. he's going to be buried there, in fact. and i looked at the senator, and i said yes sir. another time in the armed services committee, he mentioned a me that he had always taken very strong interest in the asia-pacific and our force posture out there. with what was happening in places like okinawa, and that he wanted the new were members of the senate to be part of that. reaching out to new senators, i want you to do this. i am going to travel to the region, i want you to come with me. unbelievable. and i said yes, sir to that. like so many here, we have talked about it. we went to these places. just a couple months later, i had the incredible honor of traveling to vietnam with senator mccain. with senator reid from rhode island, senator ernst iowa and that is a trip i will never forget. we actually went to the hanoi hilton where it has been talked about a lot this past week or john mccain suf

but the federal agency who investigated academy sports has agreed to see. it's called the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms a.t.f. thanks jim very nice of you agents franco to go and recall strong work on cases that involve firearms trafficking this was one. that was seized in a recent investigation of this gun was bought by two u.s. citizens on behalf of the mexican cartel the investigation revealed a whole straw purchasing network but their charge was based on lying on the paperwork seven of them have been prosecuted. in federal court for providing false statements on foreign transaction so what you're prosecuting them for is the fact that they filled in the form wrongly correct there is currently no firearms trafficking statute that we can prosecute someone for in the absence of a targeted federal law traffickers get off with minimal or no punishment. nicole and friend take us along the route where weapons are trafficked south there are fifty two border crossings between the u.s. and mexico used by thousands of people every day this one connects bro

it is a student police academy.teens what the police do on a daily basis to see how they're trained. the 8-week academy is not limited to students interested in law enforcement. it is designed to build stronger relationships between the community and the police. cadets ride along on patrols, learn about arrests and searches and use the force option simulator used for real police training. >> this gives them a realistic experience of what officers have to face. they have to make split second decisions. it is a very realistic scenario. >> palo alto police say several people have applied for the academy. they have to make sure students are under the age of 18 and have been not been convicted of crimes. academy starts next month. >>> a safe, supervised place for people to inject drugs. this is the services it would provide. >>> thousands of new housing close to mass transit. . >>> we find ourselves at wednesday, thanks for being here with us. i'm gasia makaelian. >> i'm dave clark. >> we have a repeat heat wave especial

a student police academy. the idea is to teach teenagers what the police do every day and see how they're trained. it is an eight week academy that is not limited to students -- interested in law enforcement. --. is designed to build stronger relationships. academy cadets will ride along on patrols and learn about arrests and searches and also use the force option simulatora realistic experience of what officers have to face. they have to make split second decisions. it is a very realistic scenario. >> palo alto police say they have had several people apply for positions in that student police academy. there still processing the paperwork to make sure all the students are under the age of 18 and have not been convicted of crimes. the actual academy starts late next month. >>> coming up, we have more coverage of senator john mccain's death. we will find out how he will be honored today in arizona. >>> remembering a sarah high school student who was found dead on monday. what students will dmorning for the 17- y

but the federal agency who investigated academy sports has agreed to see. hello hi it's called the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms a.t.f. i said very nice of you agents franco to go and he calls strong work on cases that involve firearms trafficking. this was one of the south that was seized in a race an investigation of this gun was bought by two u.s. citizens on behalf of the mexican cartel the investigation revealed a whole straw purchase a network but their charge was based on lying on the paperwork seven of them have been prosecuted. in federal court for providing false statements on foreign transaction report so what you're prosecuting them for is the fact that they filled in the form wrongly correct there is currently no firearms trafficking statute that we can prosecute someone for in the absence of a targeted federal law traffickers get off with minimal or no punishment. nicole and friend take us along the route where weapons are trafficked south there are fifty two border crossings between the u.s. and mexico used by thousands of people eve

on that are crystal clear and most of that has been generated byjonathan haidt and the heterodox academythere are very few centrists or right—leaning people in the academy, and that means that the discourse on campuses has become increasingly radicalised. the problem i have with that isn't the fact that it's left—wing, it's the fact that it is extreme and if the same was happening on the right i would be equally perturbed about that. but it's not. the problem is that we as a society don't know how to parameterise the excesses of the left. that's a problem. we know perfectly well that left can go too far. it happened many times over the course of the 20th century, but we don't know when and so we don't know what the danger signs are, the markers. with your focus on what you see as the real dangers of the left and its totalitarian inclinations... that's not my focus. my focus is on the necessity of people to adopt individual responsibility. if i may continue my thought. what it seems to me beyond doubt just by reading your own writings

senatorjohn mccain embodied the naval academy here, which is duty, on, country.patriot, someone who served in the navy a month his father, his grandfather, he had been tortured severely in that beckham walcott refused to offer himself to come home because he said he would never come home and tell all the soldiers we re come home and tell all the soldiers were there before him and have the opportunity to come home. i think he embodied the spirit of whatjohn mccain brought not only to the house of representatives, but the united states congress, someone who is willing to cross party lines and do what was right or the country, not necessarily in the best interests of his political party and that is what so his political party and that is what so many americans tonight are thinking about as we mourn the loss of this true american hero. when he was at the naval academy, he wasn't necessarily seen as someone who would go on to do very well, but in subsequent 30, a0 years, you could say the boy done good. yeah, in fa ct, say the boy done good. yeah, in fact, he graduate

a stephen academy only sonny a portable and he steamed off for the solar training free of charge but the company also sells pay as you go packages to people in the rural areas it is a win win situation. for all to be able to create more jobs for africans where we. saw many of these students graduate has to be taught how do i do designs of a solar system number one how do i install it's and how do i maintain need for soft inability a stephen renewable energy academy wants to expand its educational program the team is planning to build another academy in the niger and capital abuja. where one there is a policy when it comes to the environment. plastic bags were banned here some time ago i'm replaced with paper bags in many shops but that still means quite a lot of trash doesn't show yes but there are lots of bright spots coming up with ideas on how to talk about that problem one young entrepreneur is collecting the paper with creating new and lovely products from it upcycling project if this makes doing your bit for the environment an echo of africa. from paper to pearls how to turn wa

wants to expand its educational program the team is planning to build another academy in the niger and capital abuja. where one there is a policy when it comes to the environment. plastic bags were banned here some time ago and replaced with people bags in many shops but that still means quite a lot of trash doesn't shut down yes but there are lots of bright spots coming up with ideas on how to talk of the problem one young entrepreneur is collecting the people with and creating really lovely products from it up cycling project is this week's doing your bit for the environment an echo of africa. from paper to pearls how to turn waste paper into jewelry. in the eastern one city of a woman gonna pay for waste is a huge problem tons of paper are thrown away they're not recycled b.c. is a marquee girl has esther wanted to tackle the problem. she dug used paper at the local high school where anything from old calendars to used writing paper can be found. burning paper harms the environment. so she decided to create something useful be. there then turned into bracelets necklaces and earrings

ready but promise academy won't be opening its doors this month. >> it's disappointment. it's frustration, it's all of it. there are so many of us families that really had our hopes set on this school happening. >> reporter: the issue location where in the san jose unified school district their charter school can find space. the district offered them use of the allen at steinbach school but it's inconvenient with their partnership with san jose's tech museum. >> it's hard to set up all the transportation, get all the parents geared up to say this is the only thing that was offered to us. >> reporter: the school district says it would have offered transportation as it does to the four other charter schools they work with. besides there isn't enough space for the school. instead promise academy decided to delay opening for another year. leaving families scrambling. still they say promise academy is worth fighting for. >> i love everything they do for us and they all care about us. >> reporter: and they say they'll regroup and reenroll for next year. >> i mean who gives up o

naval academy in annapolis. >> thank you so much. we'll bring you a special report tomorrow morning of the ceremony for john mccain. and ahead, we talk with senator lindsey graham about mccain's life and legacy>>> the latest high ranking official to leave the trump administration is white house council don mcgahn. he is leaving this fall after telling associates for months he was looking to leave. he's been the main contact with robert mueller's russia investigation. his departure comes a week after it was reported he was cooperating extensively with investigators. >> don mcgahn is a really good guy. >> president trump announced that don mcgahn will leave his position in the fall after the confirmation hopefully of judge cavanaugh. he was surprised by the president's tweet because they had not discussed it. he was the lead man for the trump campaign but the relationship between the president and his top lawyer has been rocky. mcgahn threatened to re-sign over stress and frustration with the president. he also spent hours being interv

academy. i have the tentative schedule i just got today, and so we're looking good, and we're dialing in on that. it should start september 17, so that's super important training for our officers -- our new and used officers. e.m.s. academy and in-service -- e.m.s. in-service training, actually, they put 965 members through 3,628 hours, and including in that was the annual rescue captain training, which they integrated medical strike team leader training into that. you probably know last year in sa santa rosa, we sent up a strike team of ambulances, so that's what that is, as well as active shooter training. and nert did 11 events, classes, and outreach presentations, including july 21 outreach day, including ham radio communications, which may be very important during an earthquake. homeland security, chief cochran is having ongoing fleet meetings with the f.b.i., and military. i believe the parade of ships is on october 5. our boats will be part of that. he's also been working with boma, whi

which police academy is you've always pushed for a feeling that there's more structure here somebody came out a decorated student from the police academy generally considered an officer on the rise if this video wasn't there what do you think the conversation would be if if not came up and said he did this to me and there was no video to back him up he would have been laughed out of the room he would have been left out of the room like because you know this business is usual like the cademy the police academies mass produced people like offer williams you know what i'm saying one point you see him is celebrated you look at his actions there's nothing there to celebrate there's nothing to celebrate this is a ridiculous person to celebrate but. it is a shot of black people that are going to low income neighborhoods trying to terrorize and wreaked havoc on citizens you get a chance to get extra little and i don't let me ask you both this is there or is there is there a line though of this even excluding the elements of like we're capturing police brutality and crimes against people is t

the academy has to come up with that. picture which has allowed ten nominations because a film didn't get in. it was the batman film, dark knight. they've expanded once already. it is very strange when you think that hollywood is essentially an industry that makes popularfilms. it is not art essentially an industry that makes popular films. it is not art house films. these are not niche films, they are popular films from mass audiences. the idea that the films that when the oscars are not popular films is ludicrous. i remember we discussed this issue about two years ago when there was a huge uproar saying that it is racist that blacks have been completely secluded. now, the oscars are going down by 40%. why shouldn't popular films be at the top of the oscars? the people should decide. in football, for example, there are supporter was, there are players awards, there are critics and expert awards. so why do the people have to go to films chosen by the oscars? very depressing and difficult to understand. i think there were

the academy can accommodate up to 50. >> was expanding the academy part of that effort. >> the expandinggs. one, i want them to be prepared for any situation they may encounter. the second thing is i want them to have every tool available to them to handle that encounter safely. the last thing we want to do is take someone's life. >> 127 agents have died in the field since 1919. it's a stat the academy hammers home with new recruits. >> every single thing we do for the next six months here is that we will honor the fallen by training you to live. >> the trainees are given a card with the photo of an agent who died in the line of duty known as their silent partner. >> when they told us about the silent partner i thought to myself it would be nice to have my uncle, you know, carry that silent partner card with me every day because i have the opportunity to honor him now. and i have it -- i have him near my heart. >> do you have his card. >> yes, i do. >> that's so powerful. >> yes, ma'am. when he died he was 34. i'm 34 coming in. it feels like i'm finishing what he started. when it gets re

he will buried at the naval academy where his career in the military really began. >> in arizona when his cast cut was there at the - casket at the state capitol, about 15,000 people came to pay their respects. any idea how many people will be coming by the rotunda? >> reporter: we don't have a head count. but we know people have been standing outside since early this morning. the public viewing starts in a little less than an hour. they'll have a chance to walk into the capitol rotunda and pay their respects. this is the last chance the public will have to interact with that fashion. but a lot of folks have traveled here to pay their respects to the senator and recognized this life time of service. >> senator john mccain back in the building that he worked in for so many decades. thank you for that report. >>> a memorial service was held at a church in phoenix, arizona yesterday. vice president joe biden you'll eulogized him. >> my name is joe biden. i'm a democrat. i loved john mccain. i all thought of john as a brother. we had a lot of family fights. >> again tomorrow a private ser

to anyone watching on television, this is a naval academy tide. to honor youoday and to annoy you at the same time. he would constantly tell me, i wish you were in my naval academy class. i said, that's very nice. been -- i would've thank you, very much. humiliation and affection were constant companions. the more he humiliated you, the more he liked you. i was well served. colleagues, thank you again so much for what you have done. the only way i know to put this in words that john can relate to is that after a military operation is over, after a mission is complete, the pilots come back and debrief. they do an action -- after action report. what would it say? what would the after action report for john mccain say? purpose of these reports is for lessons learned. so that others will benefit and make sure that we remember, remember the things that went well and the things that did not so that we will be better off as a unit, as a nation. the title of the operation was easy. you can say a lot of things about me, but clever isn't one of them. operat

naval academy in annapolis, maryland. desire to be buried next to fellow midshipmen from the academy. >> like to go back to our valley, hear the cottonwoods whisper in the wind. feel the sun on my shoulders, watch the hawks hunt from the sycamore, and take my leave, back to my old friend, cemetery, where it all began. >> senator john mccain has died at age 81. coverage continues now on abcnews.com, and more on special edition of "20/20." have a great night. >> i thank you for being here, for being americans. i thank you for standing up for the things that we believe in. there are people all over the world that are watching this program, that are inspired by our desire for freedom of speech, for all the good things that america is all about. we're still as ronald reagan used to say, shining city on the hill. i have loved my life, all of it. some things didn't work out the way i hoped they would. i had difficult moments and a few disappointments, but by god, i enjoyed it, every damned day of it. >> this has been a special r

to anybody who may be watching on television, this is a naval academy tie. i wore this today, john, to honor you and to annoy you all at the same time. he would constantly tell me, lindsey, i wish you were in my naval academy class. i said, well, that's very nice, john. you know why, lindsey? i said no, john. if you'd been in my class, i would have been sixth from the bottom, not fifth. thank you very much, john. humiliation and affection were constant companions. the more he humiliated you, the more he liked you. in that regard i was well served . to my colleagues, thank you again so much for what you have done. the only way i know to put this in words that maybe john can relate to is that after a military operation is over, after a mission is complete, the pilots come back and debrief. if there's a military operation, they do an after-action report. i thought to myself, what would it say? what would the after-action report for john mccain say? and the purpose of these reports is for lessons learned so that others will benefit and make sure that we'll remem

on sunday he will be laid to rest at the naval academy in annapolis. the debate over renaming the russell senate building after the six times editor wages on. republicans installing the senate minority leader chuck schumer's proposal for the name change. >> instead of worrying about the name just be more like him. >> reporter: another person who will be remembering the late senator is mccain's 106-year- old mother roberta. she reportedly said earlier this week that she is proud of percent, but sad to bury a child. in phoenix with ktvu fox2 news >> we will check in with ray throughout the morning. services are held for senator mccain and many bay area -- bay area veterans are reflecting on his military service. they say mccain's passing means the loss of a veterans voice in the halls of congress. historians say there has been a dramatic shift in congress where 40 years ago about 70% of members had served in the military. now less than 20% are veterans military veterans here in the bay area told us they admire senator mccance public and wartime service a

there were state academies like virginia military institute. but there officers, by and large, didn't go into the army, they went to the state militias or into civilian life. they were usually from well- connected families and were able to make their way in politics or business in virginia or alabama. whatever state they were from. >> during jackson's administration, despite the rhetoric, jackson did not promote enlisted shoulders to become officers. i think a number they came up with was seven enlisted shoulders. the jacksonians did not change the commissioning source. >> with the first and second dragoons , they did appoint about 20 to 30 new officers from civilian life. but that is 20 to 30 out of an officer corps that is relatively small, out of five or 600. the vast majority of the officer corps were west point graduates, if they were younger , and the senior captains and majors. west point hadn't really been very effective when they were coming up. >> they were mostly war of 1812 veterans. here officer corps could basically be the war of

. >> the academy making changes. i like some of trevor's suggestions. >> meryl streep should get her own category. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." john dickerson and norah o'donnell off. bianna golodryga and vladimir duthiers are here. republican chris collins says he will fight charges of insider trading and run for re-election. the new yorker, who's a key ally of president trump, is charged with conspiracy, securities and wire fraud and making false statements to the fbi. >> video appears to show collins on his phone at the moment prosecutors say he gave inside information to his son. to tony doukopil is at the courthouse where collins appeared yesterday. >> collins, his son and the father of his son's fiance face 13 charges all together. they pled not guilty to all of them in a courthouse here behind me yesterday. they're now free on a bail bond. investigators say their combined trades saved them more than $750,000 in what would have been losses. >> the charges that have been levied against me are meritless. >>

mayor breed signed the budget. 124 academy's final week. graduation will be on august 10, 9:30. 125 academy projection is early 2019. we're also planning a bump up class in the early fall, a projected class of 30 people, 20 of which will be entry level ones, entry level twos, ten of which will be firitiers to entry level three. we're also going to have an academy in late fall, projected class of 24. mayor's office update, request from mayor breed's office to the safety policy summit recommendations. we're working on the responses due august 28. on july 26, we had a wildfire deployment, mutual aid request. we had o.e.s. personnel on the state rig led by lieutenant asplan. they went to the cran fire down south. we also sent a strike team. team leader was brian reubenstein. they were called back up north and are at the mendocino complex right now. the strike team leader stayed -- he elected to stay. the actual strike team members were replaced on sunday. they might be coming back today. more update on that later. we also sent two engines and o

oldest companies and it's recognised as one of the best so it's an honor to be accepted into its academy in the past one hundred eighty s. only a handful of british dancers have been accepted it's now seventeen year old rachel armstrong has made it apparent even turned the gas into studios so she could follow her dream and win a place in the world's number one down school. it's the stuff dreams are made of. rachel armstrong has what millions of young girls long for just seventeen years of age she's landed a coveted place at russia's bolshoi ballet academy she spent most of her young life working towards that goal training for several hours a day. it's just everything to me. it's all i want to you. rachel grew up in gateshead a town in the northeast of england she knew she wanted to become a ballerina at the age of six and her parents helped her to realize her dream when their living room grew too small for her to practice or pirouettes simply a's they turned their garage into a ballet studio they even hired a private instructor who focused exclusively on rachel's nutritional needs and mu

it's called summer bridge academy. it uses summer camp to stimulate the interest in s.e.m. our guests are with community youth advance and joining us now are a site coordinator, cindy martin is director of academic programs, and also with uss t morning is sheritala iter, a site coordinator. welcome. i know you finished up successful summer bridge session recently. 200 students. tell us how summer bridge works, cindy? >> it's a program that's open to students. they engage in academics and have summertime fun. in the a.m. students are in class, in math and literally and s.t.e.m. programs. in t afternoon we offer them a tsbust number of programs in culinary s.t.e.m. and sports. so they can have academic and summertime fun. >> which grade are your sdents in? >> we started them k through 8 during the summertime. >> and they all go to the same location? >> all of our students -- we meet at high point hig school. we pull from nine different feeder schools in the area and eventually the students willma iculate to the high school. >> a couple things that stand out about your program