you can begin to understand what callahan -- callahan's sacrifice yielded. they would never have gotten airborne if callahan and his crew had not sacrificed themselves to stop the japanese. a gave their lives to make that saving outcome possible. don't quit easily. they are kind of incredible. their situation is desperate. the destroyers of this battered task force fish out the surviving soldiers from that army division and two nights later, regroup and a company with another battleship, the japanese battleship corey shema, they make yet another attempt to come down to guadalcanal. y is in -- halse desperate straits, tries to figure out what scratch team he is going to put together to meet this threat. all of the cruisers are heading south, beaten up and battered, but what he finally decides upon is to use the two battleships that are protecting the enterprise, the only carrier in the south pacific, by the way. he takes the washington and the south dakota and the four destroyers that have enough fuel to stay with them, and send them to meet the new japanese

he noted it was difficult for callahan to keep track of what was going on. this is true but if you go through and reconstruct information callahan has and look at the various orders the issues. it is clear that is one thing overarching in his mind. that is that he has to act aggressively. he has to get close. as soon as we get that she gets information from helena about the bearing of the japanese formation, he goes towards it. he does this a couple of times. and then before the shooting starts he orders the van destroyers and rear destroyers to course through the japanese formation and after the shooting the sane maneuvers francisco to bring her as close as possible to the japanese flagship in order to disrupt the cohesion of the japanese ormation and dachshund in these actions you can see a clear demonstration of the heuristics the japanese navy developed before the war. rear admiral lee puts all of them together. he experiments with the new formation. it is an ad hoc formation. the destroyers he has are the ones that happen to have enough fuel. he pushes

patrick's day. >> i'm still holding mary callahan's certificate. we all know what we would do right now and rest assured i will not do that. but we have the treasurer here. jose, why don't you take this certificate and display it in the treasurer's office in honour of mary. [cheers and applause] >> we will proudly display mary's certificate in the treasurer's office in her honor. >> are you going to sing? >> no, i'm not going to sing. [ laughter ] >> i think we ail know that a big party in the irish society is a big part of our community and really is a foundation is the san francisco court sister city committee and that committee for years has been lead by the former president of the irish society, mr. dermott philpott. >> thank you, madam mayor, lord mayor finish. finn. >> my cochair is right here, jim hurley, one of the best. we have our executive committee as well, represented by the people who work extremely hard to keep the cork city going and it was established by mayor tinesteifinestein. i think today being the international women's day, th

callahan said at least five kids have been hit by cars in the past 15 years. mitchell canyon if you fight big rigs heading south to a quarry, and wanting traffic quickly backs up and that direction. kids think it's okay to cross, but then i hit by cars. >> this view was but for whatever particular reason. kids are popping out either running across the street or, you know, they are scooting across the street. >> it's a very dangerous three. i don't know the crossing guard would necessarily be the answer for it. i don't really know what it is, but i just feel horrible for the parents as the kid who it was. >> reporter: the mount diablo unified school district said we are working with the police department to assess traffic activities. if we need to do anything different or extra to what we do as school start and end. i also spoke with the mayor of clayton. she tells me she will be working with the police department and school district is the if any added safety measures are needed for this intersection. in clayton, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> is a new call t

callahan says at least five kids have been hit by cars in the past 15 years.chell canyon is used by big red's heading south to a quarry in morning crossing they can go that direction. get think it's okay to cross, but that are hit by cars heading north. >> this view is but for whatever particular reason. kids are popping out either running across the street or, you know, they are scootering across the street. >> it's a very dangerous screed. i don't know the crossing guard would necessarily be the answer for it. i do not know what it is, but i just feel horrible for the parents of the kid who it was. >> reporter: the mount diablo unified school district said in a statement we are working with the police department to assess traffic activities, to see if we need to do anything different or extra to what we do as school starts and to the clayton. checking in with the school district if there's any safety measures that need to be increased here in this intersection. live in clayton, henry lee, ktvu, fox news. >>> the weather is attracting thing rain all day long.

>>my taco bell employee on admiral callahan lane called 911 that night alerting dispatch a man wasn't moving or responding to anyone in the drive-thru lane. >>and when officers responded they saw firearm and mccoys lap. a gun later learned to have been reported story now the state of oregon. on friday the valais whole police department released a half hour video combining the body camera footage from the 6 officers were eventually opened fire. the officers work to clear bystanders from the area and position to patrol cars behind and in front of mccoy's car to box him shortly after the officers notice mccoy starting to move the police department says mccoy was trying to reach for his gun and that's what led to the officers firing the officers involved were all initially placed on paid administrative leave though all have since been cleared to return to work. >>all 6 ranging an experience with the department from 7 months to more than 12 years. miss a county district attorney's office pillay hope police and its internal affairs department are all still investigating this case part of th

the callahan minority government was more straightforward.is a shambles, it is a complete shambles and the house has gone mad. we are beginning to make, i think the last few days have seen progress back towards grown—up, sensible politics, i think. it would be very entertaining if it was not also so serious at the moment, which isjust a completely shambolic crisis. you use the word shambles and, of course, i think people watching from the outside are utterly confused about precisely what is going on right now, but you just put your name to an effort by mps to quote unquote, take control away from the government and organise an exit strategy for themselves, outside of government. doesn't that simply add to the sense of shambles? no. you are putting a particular description of it. actually, what i have put my name to, what i have voted for and been pressing for for a very long time, was putting on the agenda a day for what i call indicative votes, an opportunity for the house of commons to debate properly and express a preference for a way forw

and he thank you very much for that for now that is patty callahan with the latest on this live in washington d.c. thank you. now the number of cholera cases in the city of beta and mozambique has risen to two hundred and seventy one well the country continues to deal with the aftermath of cyclon it i once had more than two weeks ago damage to water and sanitation facilities has raised fears about a potential epidemic the world health organization as expecting one hundred thousand cholera vaccine doses to arrive by monday. well let's get more on this we're joined by iran saudi an emergency coordinator with doctors without borders joining us on skype from paris very good to have you with us on al jazeera so firstly what are you hearing about the situation and better. so i mean i've gone back to the team this morning so they are working very hard to be able at the same time to treat the jews just that are reaching the strict truth and then to bill news could you to increase the capacity for the number of beds that we really needed to treat all the patients for the coming weeks and we heard that

callahan says at least five kids have been hit by cars in the past 15 years.l canyon is used by big rigs headed south and morning traffic quickly backs up in that direction. kids think it's okay to cross but that are hit by cars heading north. >> this view is blocked for whatever reason. kids are popping out either running across the street or they are skittering across. >> it's a very dangerous street. i don't know if crossing guards would be the answer. i don't know what it is. i just feel horrible for parents of the kid. >>> in a statement, the school district said, we are working with police to assess traffic activities. to see if weneed to do anything different or extra. i spoke with the mayor, she says she is working with the police and school district to see if added safety measures are needed. >>> giving employees a special part, it made it be what you are used to hearing about. the unusual benefit becoming more popular. >>> if someone tries to confront me and they get too close for comfort, i will know how to get them away. >>> a new bill addressing t

. >> i want to bring in now the atlantic jemele hill and david callahan, the author of the cheating culturey more americans are doing wrong to get ahead. so glad i didn't call you david -- good evening to you. david, i'm going to start with you. your book is called "the cheating culture." they are already wealthy and successful. what compels them to cheat like they did? they already had advantages. >> well, i think this fits within a pattern of arrogance at the very top of our society. a lot of people who are very wealthy think that they can live by a separate set of rules, and we've been seeing this for years. and, you know, broader picture here is one institution after another is corrupt. a big pharma under investigation for opioids, scandal after scandal in the upper reaches of sports. banks in constant trouble, thousands of americans, wealthy americans with illegal offshore bank accounts. so, you know, there's nothing really surprising here. it's just another wrinkle on the same story, which is people breaking the rules thinking that they live in a separate moral reality, and too often

brian reynolds is joining me and craig callahan a great start to the year. is it just that we're saying wait a minute the selloff we saw in the christmas loss was vastly overdone >> we believe it was and even irrational people were convinced the fed would keep tightening and send us into version. thought the slow down in china would spread to the u.s. now those fears are subsiding. we still see stocks 3% to 4% below fair value value is growing we think the market can grow higher >> brian, how about you? how much of a tail end does this bull market have >> i think it's got a very big tail end we had a panic in 2015 and '16 that lunched two years of debt fueled buy backs, mergers and lbos we'll have the same thing in another couple of years because of the panic that we had at the end of last year >> why lbos in particular? why are you focused on that piece of the market? >> one of the fastest growing areas of the financial markets is the private market. private equity and private debt. there's a lot of head winds to being public not with standing uber and lyft

home in hamburg, and schmidt's conception of trade, he talked to the british prime minister james callahan in 1970 said. he thought it was important that the russians should be put into a position of fear of losing germany. this would result in more european influence on the policies. the soviet planning system was rigid and their planned for the next five to 10 years was equally so. if they could rely on a larger perspective of the kind he described, they would take it into account. that is what happened in 1978. they concluded and economic framework agreement for the duration of 25 years. in 1978 was the summit that prepare for the construction of the pipeline. region andn this ukraine.oes through west and in further czechoslovakia. this was a multilateral project. the western european countries were marked in black. italy,for france, austria. it was a multilateral project. that is why it was so successful. if you take it today, it is a purely bilateral russian project. that is why it is raising a lot critics. this was a multilateral project under the chairmanship of all of the other wes

noelle callahan. i want to thank you for your leadership and for ending some nicotine testing experiment on monkeys and sending monkeys to sanctuaries. i am curious as to what motivated you to make those historic announcements? scott: what happened to the monkeys under our -- in our possession and our trust was tragic in that experiment. it was hard to justify what happened to the monkeys relative to what our expected games were. -- gains were. we made the decision to shut it down and reserve capital to move them to a sanctuary. we paid for their safekeeping and that sanctuary. i think when animals are entrusted to our care, and when we are conducting experiments under our stewardship, or directing the conduct of experiments, it needs to be done with great care. it is an overwhelming a public -- overwhelming public health purpose to the experimentation. we have looked for opportunities to use modern technologies to toxicologies as a plan for the use of animals in studies. with respect to the dog study

callahan says at least five kids have been hit by cars in the past 15 years. mitchell canyon is used by big rigs heading south to a quarry and traffic backs up and kids think its is okay to cross but then are hit by cars heading north. >> this view is blocked for whatever reason, kids are popping out either running across the street or they are scooterring across the street. >> it is a dangerous street. i don't know if a crossing guard would be the answer. i don't know what it is but i just feel horrible for the parents of the kids. >> in a statement the mount diablo school district says we are working with the police department to assist traffic activities to see if we need to do anything extra to see what to do. >>> the school district and police departments will be looked at to see if there are any safety measurements to be taken. >>> a survivor of the school shooting in parkland, florida has died by suicide. the family of 19-year-old sidney iole suffered from death by suicide. she was traumatized when she went to college. gofundme page has raised $60,000.