mental health issues that we have across the city, which we have numerous calls and that is what the cit officers are all about and so we have, more than a majority here, adding to the 6500. >> and i think that one of the important things about this program was the training by all of these professionals, additional training and it is volunteer by these officers and it takes many numerous hours to get that training. >> right and, most of my officers there at ingleside did it long before i got there and now several others because there has been a rotation of officers have come in that are or have asked for the request for that training and i have signed it through for them to have it done. >> and the fact that two years ago, we had nil and we have 65, and in your precinct i think that is mazing >> thank you. >> commissioner? >> other questions? >> colleagues? >> i have one question for the chief. there has been a lot of discussion about the community policing departmental general order, and one of the things that we do as a commission is that we set policy and we discipline and so any disc

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folks from the mental review group on how we can continue to advance that work there is an upcoming cit training in monter ey and just to be sure that the department is not following but leading the way in addressing policing with folks who are in cry crisis >> any other reports? >> thank you. >> sergeant call the next item. >> commission announcement and stelding of items identified for consideration at the future commission meeting. >> action, the next meeting will be october 8th at 5:30 p.m., room 400 city hall. >> colleagues? anything in particular that would you want to check in with the scheduling? >> just know that next week with have a couple of closed session item iss that correct? >> two. and just maybe i just want to ask, down the road, do we have any orders and i know that we have asked a couple of times when they are on schedule that just the people know where they are in the next month or so because we get into the holidays and it gets crazy. >> i have been asking about the department general order. >> we have the dv one for next week. >> that is on next week also? >> okay

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only one who stayed with us when we have been shelled and helped people create frorecreate from the cit. >> people feel thousand there is very harsh owe is pressing. the army punishes russian fighters. >> separatist leaders have vowed to regain the city with force if needed. many are wondering when ukrainian colors are removed. >> brazil's runoff presidential election, one will decide between the incumbent president dilma rousseff and aecio neves. >>> protesters in hong kong have called off their two day referendum. protesters admit there hadn't bent enough consults before announcing the vote. >>> created a division not as simple as being for or against democracy as marga ortiges explain. >> police try ostop another confrontation between protesters and those who want them off the streets. the emotions are high. sit-ins calling for more democracy have blocked the streets for nearly a month. some call it a nuisance. 72-year-old who has worked here for 30 years, chung has moved here from main lan china to make a living. >> hong kong will never be like china. hong kong has democracy. nowher

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significant advances in september its leader was killed in an airstrike as he was traveling to the port cit city of barawe. now they're making a final push for the last bit of lands controlled by al-shabab. >> soldiers advance to the port town of barawe. this is a village that belong to african union mission of somal somalia. the village had been controlled by al-shabab fighters, but the national army captured it without a fight. >> we'll continue. this is a dutiful operation. >> the soldiers are also in striking distance of the port city of barawe. he said its hold is imminent. >> after this offensive, we learn that al-shabab will continue the guerrilla warfare. we'lto be able to stop this kind of warfare. >> advancing to three strategic towns. >> al-shabab controls much of the countryside and major roads in south and central somalia. the aim is to cut off the supply routes that the group uses to bring in fighters, weapons, and export char coal. the money made by selling charcoal pays for weapons. >> the big question is whether al-shabab needs major supply routes because it ceased to exist

so, sum it up, tomorrow, looking at cit tower, cooling off on thursday. by friday, looks like rain. meantime, highs tomorrow, looking good. the temperatures close to average. it is pretty much par for the course in san francisco. concord, 72, oakland tomorrow, 72, 4 degrees above average. you can see we are warming it you. in the south bay tomorrow, sunnyvale lives up to its name. mountain view, 71, palo alto, 72. union city, 69. over the hayward fault we go. all in the low 70s. strait, 68, and in fairfield, 74 degrees. up in the north bay, nice, plenty of sunshine tomorrow, good day to hit the beach if you can swing that, 66 degrees, san rafael, 72, and santa rose a71, in the upper north bay, looking at 73 at clover dale and 72 at windsor. cooler around the lake region. a few degrees a day, that is all we ask. if we get that, at 81 degrees by wednesday. around the bay, upper 70s, shoreline, good beach week. thursday, still nice, rapidly increase on friday and spread over the bay area. showers increase over saturday morning, then, clearing out, sunday, we finally begin to dry out. s

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the mayor told us tonight this will probably be the biggest project in 50 years for the cit city. >>> well, we still have the rain moving into the area at this hour. the winds are up too. as we go through tonight, more rain, more wind through the overnight hours and you'll hear the rain falling as you're sleeping. same thing as we go into tomorrow. it's going to be a lot like today. this isn't going to be letting up in the next 24 hours. but then towards friday, at least the timing is perfect because by friday we start to see clearing and that does continue for the weekend. here's a look at the big picture. big area of high pressure spinning offshore and this is going to hang around. it's not moving out tonight or tomorrow. and it will continue to send us a rain. here's a closeup image of our live radar. you can see is showers around the area. right now they're moving into new jersey. where you see the green, that is the light rain, yellow shows us the heavier rain. it is starting to move more into atlantic county. and continues through much of gloucester. parts of burlington county s

next stop kansas cit and incredible walk off win tonight t send the giants to the world series for the third time in 5 years. >> fansilling the street as the party in san francisco is just getting started. good evening thanks for joining us. >> what a thriller. alyssa live at at&t park tonight where fans are just going crazy. >> ty admit i'm a fan myself born and raised here in the bay area. couldn't help but get the shirt aer the game. somebody gave me a lly towel and the fun piece of glowing jewelry. fans have been telling me sin beginning of post season this is a lucky year since 2010. giants have won world series ery 2 years and now they are one step closer to doing it again. fans went wild. stadium erupted in cheers. horns blared and fireworks explode over at&t park. giants w game 5 sending the cardinals home and san francisco on its way to another world series. >> it was incredible. so graduate to be here. >> i think it's wonderful. >> it's awesome. go giants. >> my gosh. >> what a game what a game. >> i can't the believe it. lost for words. >> thousands of fans pack the ballpark

trained all of the time and called for the hostage negotiaters that are one level above in training of cit and take as long as it takes to resolve it peacefully. and get that person the help that they need. if they are in danger, the police department will not be one that harms them. >> okay. >> thank you. >> and call the next line item. >> and the both the director's report and the discussion or the review of the recent activities. >> i think that we are still on a. >> i am sorry. >> sorry, two a. presentation of the third quarter, 2014, fdr b findings and recommendations and ois. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> president loftus, my name is sergeant john, and i am with the internal affairs division and the officer involved shooting investigations. one of the things since at the wei have changes in the organization, this is the report that you have in front of you, and there are a couple of document and one is a memo that gives you a quick status update on the status of investigations that are open, still with the internal affairs division and most of you know is sort of the last stage of t

cit's in this spirit that ingut myu.s. is becoming a new kind of company. ing u.s. is now voya. you think of retirement. >>> early risers throughout north america were treated to this, a rare so-called blood-moon, this morning. at least those lucky enough to have a cloud in the sky. blood-moon named for the color it takes on as it passes through earth's shadow. >>> two new sets of stats out tonight show where we've been and where we're going starting with life itself. our life expectancy in this country has hit a record high, 78.8 years on average. breaks down for 81 years and change for women, 76.4 for men. and we're driving in better vehicles all the while. the epa says new cars last year have the best gas mileage ever. we're now averaging 24.1 mpgs, that's revolutionary compared to when we started worrying about miles per gallon a few decades back. >>> and another rare sight tonight. they're not used to this in the waters off southern california. a large pod of sperm whales put on a show for hours. they appear to be mothers and their young. and at one point they were playing

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cit -- critics say some of the money should be used for buy back. big companies have been spending less. companies spend 40% of cash for capital expenditures. the critics warn that companies that cut expenditures can affect future growth. >> the more earnings are created through account reduction as compared to increasing sales and earnings. company. >> many wonder how long companies can buy back their own shares at record levels before shareholders question how companies intend to groe for the future. >> that was "real money"'s jen rogers reporting. >>> california's health exchange is called for oversight. an investigation found california has awarded no big contract word more than $180,000. some deals going to companies with ties to the agency, peter lee. cover california was able to use contracts to meet affordable health deadlines. the agency sis it will rely less on contractors in the future >>> palestinians asked for $4 billion following a conflict with israel. secretary of state john kerry spoke after they reached the agreement. >> more than

according to the san francisco chronicle, the mayor believes using more they cit getting city ambulancesor's plan is only step one. >> this is part of the solution. it's not the whole solution. ultimately, we as a city should make sure it never happens again and that we don't have to come in and fire private companies. >> the city's goal is for ambulances to arrive within ten minutes of being called to life threatening emergencies. >> walmart wants to become your one-stop shop for all your health care needs. the world's largest retailer is teaming up with direct health.com, an online health insurance comparison site to set up mini insurance offices inside stores. customers can go to walmart, talk to a licensed agent, compare prices and plans and sign up for new coverage. customers will also be able to buy plans online and over the phone. walmart has been expanding into the health care market for years. currently it offers everything from its own insurance plan to primary and acute care centers in various stores. >> a florida beach will be opened today despite two shark bites on people wi

it found shrimp in d.c., portland, inconew york cit and gulf court were misrepresented. york was deemed the woit rs offender. >>> would you hand out cash instead of candy on halloween? according to a new study, kids prefer green in their cay buckets. between the average sf 4 and 10 want money instead of candy. some people may not have candy and do give out dollar bills. you should teach your children never to ask for money or say they prefer money. >>> with halloween falling on a friday, it's a perfect, perfect time to create a spooky spread of party food, recipes with a fun twist or two for t holidays. jim and melissa join us with some last-minute ideas. welcome. >> hello. thank you. >> i like your costume. the skeleton. >> and i'm a prime rib. >> a price code on her too. >> yes, $1 million a pound. >> now, i understand you cook and you set the table. >> exactly. >> you did a beautiful job here. these are all things you say you cab pick up ingredients on the way home and have them made in just five or ten minutes. >> exactly, very easy for the chefs at home, for enterta

we'll be live in new york cit[ç throughout this weekend.nd you can read more about the virus and how difficult it is to spread by going to nbc10.com. >>> a live look at casino workers protesting in atlantic city. they are trying to save their jobs as the trump taj mahal looks to be the next casino to close. today billionaire investor carl icahn sent a scathing letter to union members he says he's trying to help save the casino, quote, the taj mahal is at the brink of closing, the union could be helping right now. they could be helping taj management with the city and state. instead, they're rallying you to stand up and fight. but fight who and for what? are they sacrificing you to save the union's cherished health care plans at the other union hotels that survive partially as a result of the taj mahal closing? is the union your friend or your foe? nbc 10 south jersey bureau reporter is live at the protest. what do protesters have to say about icahn's letter? >> i can tell you, number one, they aren't buying it. carl icahn says he's the only

northbound out of stafford county a little bit slow thrgh dale cit take a look at the horse guy. >> he's there? >> police escort. meeting up with other friends at the key bridge. >> all right. there you two. >> good luck to him. >> exactly. hey, notice this morning we e all weang purple. you'll see that across the the networks of nbc universal and comcast showing solidarity with . >>> good morning. "today" exclusive. for the first time a furs that works at the dallas hospital at the center of the ebola crisis in america speaks out. her shocking claims of mismanagement, disorder and disregard for protocol that may have led to two co-workers being infected. >>> hurricane gonzalo, wrindz are swirling towards bermuda. half prepares for a hurricane of its own. >>> a woman comes forward and says former "seventh heaven" star peter collins expoegsos

cit did a deal recently. there were a handful of others but not seeing insurance companies or banks. not seeing regions get bought. are they too afraid of the regulatory environment to pull the trigger? >> banks never bought at the bottom. they wait until things are better. so right now, the banking franchises that got big multiples in the last m and a surge were deposit franchises, where you had a guaranteed access to low cost steady deposits, and today they don't make any money because interest rates are so low. so to pay a premium for something not making money and you don't no one when is going to make money is very tough for banks with the capability. and uncertainty is never a good friend for acquisition. >> there have been a number of acquisitions of smaller bank. i was talking one fund we're invested in today. they have charted at least 15 acquisitions. >> but in terms of big banks you agree on citi. >> phenomenal since the market collapsed. made a fortune in them. >> citi is one of our biggest holdin

warning, mountain lion recently cit sighted in this area. keep your kids close and your dogs on a leash. >> we're worried about it. i mean it's something unusual. >> reporter: a mountain lion perched on top of a car in san jose is unusual but this sighting isn't unusual to michael hughan. >> if it wonders through the school at 8:30 at night that's perfectly acceptable lion behavior. >> reporter: but some kids aren't so sure. >> they kind of freak me out. >> reporter: last month a 6-year-old boy was attacked by a full grown male mountain lion in cupertino. that mountain lion was found and killed. >> that was an extraordinary circumstance. >> reporter: since 1986, 15 people have been attacked by mountain lions. they usually prefer to be far away from humans but do follow food. so keep your distance from all wildlife, even deer. >> they can get plenty of water from what you're doing. all you're doing is setting a plate in your front yard by feeding a deer for that mountain lion. >> reporter: if you don't come face to face with a mountain lion,

it is the vet eraned administratio, secret service, problems at the irs, problems with cdc, it all cít down to one thing, which is republicans have cut their budgets and then the service is cut back and then the republicans attack these agencies because their service has been cut back and somehow or other they blame all of it on obama who had nothing to do with it. it's all about slashing government willie nilly without any concern whatsoever for the quality of the services that they exist to provide. >> what do you make of the outsourcing comments when jobs are really at the top of the list. jobs in the economy. things haven't changed much since the 2012 election. what about that? >> well, i think he's in a tough position. he can't very well deny his own business role in outsourcing, so i think he's trying to do the best he has can with what he has. >> but the republicans don't have any answer on this. to ship a job over seas is that just the accepted business practice in this country, when families do feel the pinch on all of this and then when they come back into the economy they ar

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the russell 2000, you cit dropp about 10% in the last month.he s&p only dropped half as much of that. nice move to the upside there. we have seen some oversold items. 63% of the stocks followed are in the oversold category. the vix is up 80%. new lows expand. and the cnn money fear and greed index over the weekend. it was just neutral a money ago and now extreme. maybe it will start with the russell and energy. finally we are getting a bounce, west texas 105 three months ago, today it's down to 85, but it's bounced this morning. maybe this is starting to bottom out. looking at the xops, the oil and gas index. the important thing there, it's still down. we are not seeing bounce in oil stocks. that's discouraging. we should be seeing some kind of bounce. we are seeing a few sectors up. for example, gold is bouncing. steel stocks are bouncing. also seeing semiconductors. you can see the xsd, that's bounding. it's a mixed picture. a few things, encouraging that the russell is bouncing. i would like to see oil stocks find a bottom. >> oil just turne

cantlie is expressing isis' point that they are mopping up the rep namnants inside the cit.does look relaxedment it seems like he's almost warming to his role. we have no idea the state of mind he was in. he's under duress. he has mentioned in previous videos how he is under duress. there is no such comment that we hear in this particular video but this, i think, carol, is perhaps isis' way of responding in the public opinion bad l to the heavy air strikes they've received from laser guided munitions from coalition air strikes. these are their way of showing their adept with another kind of technology, social media, high-definition video here, the graphics used with the drone flight at the top of the video which shows an aerial view of kobani sophisticated for online social media, although a lot of this you can buy, frankly, in a store online. but i think their way of trying to show that they are on the front foot when it comes to talking about kobani, carol. >> as for kobani itself, we understand that peshmerga troops are headed there now. who is in control of kobani? >> we

why two of flake ciatlantic cit finest had to walk away from beloved colleagues. >>> what do you do whena manhunt is scaring away all your tourists? visitors bureau in the poconos trying to figure that out. i'm doug shimell. the story coming up. >>> this multialarm fire took hours to fight and the brave men and women from the atlantic city fire department rescued people from several burning buildings but two longtime firefighters, veterans, didn't battle the flames with their colleagues all night long. >> that's right. at the stroke of midnight, they put themselves off duty. nbc 10 jersey shore bureau reporter ted greenberg explains why. >> reporter: with their fire department comrades still engaged in a battle against flames and smoke, battalion chief bob mccready and kevin bennett had to walk away. >> as the clock is ticking i kept looking at my watch saying, wow, i got to stop. you know? i got to stop doing what i love. >> chief bennett. officially retired. class of 83. >> reporter: the longtime firefighters made their final radio calls just after midnight on wednesday october 1st. th

and they said they've benefitted tremendously from cit, crisis intervention training. and they said they've avoided serious injuries and i think incidents that may lead to inmates going into solitary confinement when they act out and become violent. we see these on these weekt shows that show people behind bars and the guards have to strap on all kinds of protective ware. they said they can avoid that by understanding when and talking someone down instead of, in a way not provoking terrible conflict but also not stopping it. can you talk a bit about the role that c.i.t. or crisis intervention training plays in the federal prison system? >> all right. thank you, senator franken. i'm glad you raised this question. the national institute of corrections which is also part of the bureau of prisons actually provides the training for crisis intervention. and it is based on the requests of state systems. we've ensured that our staff, specifically the bureau psychologists have participated in the training. as a result of what they've seen, we have implemented our own protocols

and they said they've benefitted tremendously from cit, crisis intervention training. and they said they've avoided serious injuries and i think incidents that may lead to inmates going into solitary confinement when they act out and become violent. we see these on these weekt shows that show people behind bars and the guards have to strap on all kinds of protective ware. they said they can avoid that by understanding when and talking someone down instead of, in a way not provoking terrible conflict but also not stopping it. can you talk a bit about the role that c.i.t. or crisis intervention training plays in the federal prison system? >> all right. thank you, senator franken. i'm glad you raised this question. the national institute of corrections which is also part of the bureau of prisons actually provides the training for crisis intervention. and it is based on the requests of state systems. we've ensured that our staff, specifically the bureau psychologists have participated in the training. as a result of what they've seen, we have implemented our own protocols

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and they said they've benefitted tremendously from cit, crisis intervention training. and they said they've avoided serious injuries and i think incidents that may lead to inmates going into solitary confinement when they act out and become violent. we see these on these weekend shows that show people behind bars and the guards have to strap on all kinds of protective ware. they said they can avoid that by understanding when and talking someone down instead of, in a way not provoking terrible conflict but also not stopping it. can you talk a bit about the role that c.i.t. or crisis intervention training plays in the federal prison system? >> all right. thank you, senator franken. i'm glad you raised this question. the national institute of corrections which is also part of the bureau of prisons actually provides the training for crisis intervention. and it is based on the requests of state systems. we've ensured that our staff, specifically the bureau psychologists have participated in the training. as a result of what they've seen, we have implemented our own protocol

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