so there was not a lot of time to give reports, but the department and i went to the international cit training in monterey and tomioka represented the police department and it was a two day training for departments across the country and the diversety and it was extraordinary and it is clear that the police community is on the forefront and working together with mental health organizations to better approach and how to address, dealing with individuals in mental health crisis and so it was very much a community and so it is a major take away that i got, from the folks who had developed the cit program and beyond, and it is not and i think that the man who spoke, had this amazing tennessee accent and that this is not a law enforcement program, it is a community program. and that was my impression. and the reason that i say that is that we have this extraordinary group of mental health advocates community partner and people who suffered loss themselves, and who are working together so we are gg to have them come back to the commission on january seven to report on the progress and there

his department does the training that cit officers like scott go through.'ve trained more police to identify mental illness. >> i think peel are being identified earlier in our community, but that in many ways is a good thing, because then, again, they're being diverted to john and george, and not being incarcerated. >> reporter: they come here to the john george psychiatric hospital in san leandro. they have just 80 beds for a county of 1.5 million people. >> they're usually always full. >> reporter: berkely actually has more resources to help the mentally ill than many other cities, including a mobile crisis team. >> if they're not a danger to themselves, or a danger to others, or greatly disabled, it's not against the law to be mentally ill. >> reporter: they are in the process of building a new facility, with room for 16 people to stay. but it won't be complete until late next year. allie rasmus, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> we have another 2 investigates story tomorrow night. it involves shop owners who signed a contract with the company payment systems a

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

. >>> the sixers cit sit at 0-13. losing for them is not fun. >> it is frustrating.oyou know, it's tough to stay positive at the times. it what you have to do when you get over the hump you have to stay positive and work together. >> you may have seen the catch. iworthy seeing again and again. odell beckham jr. on a 43-yard touchdown pass. wow, check him for that. >> oh, my goodness. when buster haze. hayes. the greatest catch of all time. he may have dislocated his shoulder reaching for that. >>> coming up on "action news," will we get snow in week? it could be, right? it could be. cecily tynan when we continue into just a moment. >>announcer:closed captioning brought to you by fulton bank. a minimum deposit of one thousand dollars. cannot be combined with any other offer. a secure retirement. a new home. earning your diploma. providing for your family. real associates, using walmart's benefits to build better lives for their families. opportunity. that's the real walmart. >> three, two, one. >>> with that the christmas season arrived in atlantic city today. the may

. >> and it seems that berkeley will become the first cit in the nation with the soda tax. 30 other citiesn the state and nation rejected similar proposals. i have a feeling this is snot the end of -- this is not the end of i people say -- experts say may see this battle in court. li at san francisco city hall,ly anne lyanne melendez, abc news. >> may not be done yet. >>> voters defeated prop 46. it would have raised the cap on medical malpractice cases and required doctors to take drug and alcohol tests. medical professionals spent millions to defeat it as you can see on your screen. 68% said no and 32% said yes. a short time ago we spoke with the author of local 46 wose daughters were killed by a hit-and-run driver high on prescription pills. >> it is about patient safety and oping the eyes to the public and the legislature. there is a lot more to do with paent safety and medical safety >> uh oppents say it would have been expensive and created a medical datase that would have put people's privacy at risk. >> a quicook now at the otr propositions on the ballot. we will start with props o

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cit. idea being a republican citizen who is self-controlled. here is another thomas nast cartoon from the 1870's showing a scene that is greatly exaggerated. a st. patrick's day parade, and an intersection ran with some traffic. scuffling, but it is blown up into this full on riot. notice that he draws the irish as savage beasts who are clubbing and beating bystanders and policemen. he had the double delight that it was on st. patrick's day that this happened. what more could you possibly expect? all right, any questions at this point? , there is more. nativism, i tell you, is multidimensional. thatism and labor, one will clearly found some earlier -- sound familiar to our modern ears. the idea that immigrants still jobs or lower wages. here is a poster from the 1850's. shall america labor be protected? cheap labor from abroad. they either take our jobs out or they worked for less. the wages of bricklayers and teamsters began to decline. this is one for the american party, the know nothings. toty number two anti-catholicism. the statement by th

. >> la policÍas entrenando todos sus oficiales con el programa cit un entrenamiento especializado paras al citar los mÁs recientes hechos realizados en galveston, california, new jersey, missouri y nevada. en donde los servidores de la ley han disparado y matado. a personas que no portaban armas. >> la investigaciÓn que ha llevado a cabo el departamento de justicia, uno de los policÍas enfrenta cargos criminales. en la mayorÍa de los casos no hay registro de sanciones internas. se acuerdan la estatua de jenny rivera que fue develada en monterrey? se perdiÓ. y no daban con ella... veamos esta exclusiva de impacto. >> casi un aÑo despuÉs de que fue develada, la estatua de jenny rivera. encontraron el lugar de serÁ colocada es que quedÓ abandonada en el arena monterrey. serÁ colocada justo en este lugar de la plaza principal. >> tener el busto de jenny, que la gente que fue admiradora de ella. la vea imagÉn. dentro de nuestro municipio >> la estatua creada... permanece guardada en una de las oficinas de la presidencia municipal. de este poblado mientras se construye la base en donde irÁ m

this cit rgus durintda.t quite ready for my christm tree, tom. >> grin up we always had a real tree. i love that aroma of the pine just filling the whole house. >> and t needles. >> it is worth it. just fo the aroma. if you d it yesterday, take a look. snow lovs are rejoicing. here's t storm team 4 winter of 2014-15 snowfall forecast. snow haters, eun has extr crying t we will probably get a little above ave snowfa this coming winter. of cour any one big coastal storm can give us a ton of snow. right now average snowfall is a littlab average, nearby suburbs, nndes northeecther shore. a typical winter is around 15 inches. we y get a little more than that. rigow it is cold enough for snow. but we a clear sky. no snow. the roa are all dry. temperart upper 20s in montgome near prince george's. fairfax,to a couple spots under 20s. dulles warren ton, 28, 29 there. dri time forecast for this morning, h sun glasses ready. bright s coming up before 7:00. needhe heater on too. heatese if you've got those. heatest whee

isis has invested hundreds of fighters in kobane, the small turkish cit syrian city on the turkish border. what i'm trying to suggest is that not only isis advances have been stopped. psychologically the narrative has been deflated. what we know is that it's been defeated. one the most important variables, even iraqi sunnies now are organizing themselves against isis because isis in the last few months has permitted collective massacres against sunni syrians. we're talking about minorities. the main victims have been sunni, and they lie and pretend to be supporters. all in all even though this war will take years not month, and this is a prolonged risky war that we might be seeing the beginning that the tide might be turning against isis in particular in iraq and probably in syria in the distant future. >> always good to talk to you. thank you very much. >> now burkina faso have picked a catholic amp bishop as interim president. now if he doesn't accept, because we understand that he's not that willing, there are three others who could be considered before a name is finally announced by m

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. >>> new time lapse video of the lava flow in hawaii shows how far that cit can move in two hours. this was shot yesterday. it creeped through a field burning the earth and rock in its path. it began flowing from the volume okay -- from the volcano in june. the breakouts don't pose a threat to homes. >>> we are hearing from the two window washers who were rescued from 1 world trade center in new york city earlier this week. the men were stranded 68 stories above the street level when a cable suddenly loosened and broke on the scaffold. it ended up in an almost vertical position. firefighters used diamond cutters to saw through a window and pull the men to safety through the windows. a short time ago they talked about their life or death ordeal. >> for the first second, while the situation was happening, it was terrifying. five minutes, it took for me to realize that the scared is past and i was just relaxed and wait to get saved. >> one man says he called his wife while waiting to be rescued because he feared it might be his last opportunity to speak with her. >>> after seeing the

i believe in 2013 the retailers in north america will go to what is called the cit and pin method that place for several years and we will not see a major breach of the retailer for several years. i believe once we view that technology we will start seeing in 2015 it will help retailers out quite a bit. it will help consumers because in that environment, you are not sharing credit card information but giving them a transaction verifications that it worked. tracy: uncomfortable that corporations -- anyone that mentions targets or home depot is probably coming at a table with cash because they are squarely nervous. >> anything that happens with highly publicized breaches, security has become a board of discussion. how do we deploy security for its strategic differentiation. how we make sure we are best protected, to protect consumers that pressed us. dave: hope you don't mind my asking, when people hear mcafee, what happened to john mcafee? what is he up to these days? >> he has not been associated with the company for 17 years. i have no idea what he is a 2. dave: allow viewers wanted t

specific question about arnold abtt planning to sue the cit over this oinance.his, do you think? >> donhink he's goto be succeful because the constitution uer the powerr gives them the right to hlth and fety. >> you're pulling out the licee% powers of the ccnstitution when were talking someby who is a 90-yeeold man ying to feed the homess and are talng abouthe gornment police powers? >> you can have a 90-yeaa-old man o ants to lht ficrackers. >> he is fding the homess >> there are oth ways to address the issue. >> this is ly controversial, obviously. it does seem weerd to incarceratehem. you did a great job, thankou for takit the other side of that argument. is.bly nothere yr heart >> i t job, somedy has to do it >> thankyou. rri: back with our questn of the dayy can you trust t government jobs nuers? how cod switchgrass in argentina, change engineeng in ba aluminumroduction in south aica, and the aeroace industry in t the.s.? t. rowerice it's jusone reason over 70% ofs omplour mutuunds beaty. eir 10-year lipper avege. t. rowe price.invest . quesa prospectus or

and here is a look where the clouds are blanket iing the cit and you, too, have been on the dry sideou had your rain overnight. 55 in fair field. it's also 55 in livermore. they picked up nearly an inch in the santa cruz mountains. look at this ominous picture of sfo. a few peeks of sun here and there. on and off rain showers, the focus in the south bay. more rain overnight tonight through early tomorrow and then a break late tomorrow and heavier rain tuesday into wednesday with the strong eest storm heading our way on tuesday. so here is a look at that little impulse that continue to push on through the south bay. that will will offer a few more hours of showers, which is good news, and this is going to take you through the weekend. so let's go hour by hour here. you'll notice 12:00 moe st of t activity pushing south. the east bay, san francisco r, then through the afternoon hours from santa rosa, livermore, and right through 8:00 tomorrow morning the next 24 hours another wave of rain. and it last through 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. then we get our break but after that next system

she was the first woman to chair the board of trustees of the university in the cit city of nw york. dan evans on writers are impressive public intellectual. in addition to his day job i mentioned european parliament, worship at, he stands out as a very vocal critic of the eu. he is one of britain's most prominent and respected political commentators. especially to his influential blog at the telegraph. with the book award of inten ins to of the best books advances conservative principles. in that regard i thank our distinguished panel of judges, some of whom are here this evening has made it very fine choice with "inventing freedom." "inventing freedom." isi commissions to the future leaders are prepared to defend and advance the principles that make american freedom prosperous. inventing the sms rule account of the origin and spread of those principles. in the process of those principles created a fear of liberty that today to me leaders take for granted. tim neverett people take for granted. i will let dan tell you more about all that. without further ado of want to introduce the

nitomorrow ifull of promise. d we promise to keep we can cit that way..ven to preservehe environmt, csx moves a ton of freht nearly 450 mil onne gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait tilomor gerri: ah, your 401(k). stocks in the month of november near all-time highs, the month notoriously bullish more investors, could stocks continue moving ahead? financial adviser mark falter, derek kinney and duncan rolf. it's great to have you here, welcome. let's look at that stock performance, right? the dow is up, second best month in 200years, 2.65% in the month, that was very good news. we had great earnings. mark, to you, can stocks keep %->> well, i'm sure they could kind of keep it up, but as you well know, the fed just finished its last or third tranche of quantitative easing, so they have driven and basically printtng money, uying back their own treasury notes have basically driven rates down and made other investments look unattractive. gerri: all right, well, let's get derek in here. derek, do you agree? is the fed going to drive down stocks? >> gerri, inv

this is how the cit city of philadelphia started celebrating giving out roses at love park.quest to pay the kindness forward. so on a global scale world kindness day is designed to break down racial and ethic barriers. we may be in the city of brotherly love, but will this work in our area? our bruce gordon takes look. >> ready? here you go. >> reporter: what better place to find random acts of kindness at the park where visitors flock to capture the literal symbol of love. these two groups of young women made a deal you take our pictures, we'll take yours. mike didn't need a deal. he offered to snap a photo of these two original from moscow now of south jersey. >> why did you do that? >> i don't know. just a nice thing to do. they wanted to capture moment. so i just got a picture. >> it is so beautiful. >> it is so beautiful. >> reporter: not far away five-point fear 85 or old emery myers was hard at work with her mom amy. avery was busy writing a christmas song as a present for her mother. mom was helping with the spelling. >> i want to do something nice for mommy. >> repo

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now, just over 3,000 of 25,000 american police departments have cits, san francisco has a team. it's not clear why the officers in teresa's case didn't assuman it. pioneered in memphis, they pioneered an approach. no threats, no arguing, just calm discussion. >> there are examples where officers put the training into effect with wonderful results. that has happened. and wonderful. you know, that's how it should happen. why is that not the standard. >> if you saw your sister, this is your mother or daughter, would you feel that action is warranted. is this really reasonable to someone who has no bearings of where they are at the time mentally. it needs to change. >> until it does, francis says she learnt from other families that in a crisis the last thing to do is call 911 >>> in san diego, calls between people with mental illness and the sheriff's department nearly downed from 2009 to -- doubled from 2009 to 2011 >>> singapore trying to become a player on the world art stage as the city boosts its international profile. some say it's leaving local artists behind. at 8:00 - repla

>> the gleaming towers of canary wharf, london's banking mecca, headquarters of hsbc, barclays, and citit is privately owned, but for how long? whichvestment authority is government run from qatar and a property firm have offered a takeover bid. 3.5 billion dollars. it would have been one of the biggest property deals in the u.k. for years, but it was slapped down. the songbird chairman david prichard says the proposal undervalues songbird and does not reflect the inherent value of the business and its underlying assets, so are they holding out for a better offer? commercial rents are rising, and qatar wants to add yet another landmark to its string of trophy assets. if its bid is successful, the tiny, energy rich state would own buildings that make up some of the most famous parts of london's skyline. harrods, the shopping 4stitution, bought in 2008 $2.4 billion. that was the start. ofave gone on to own a 95% another, including the chelsea barracks and the olympic village, and recently, hsbc's global headquarters for over $1.7 billion. they are already the biggest single shareholders o

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or send us a tweet @cit is span, # comments. join the conversation. like us on facebook. follow us on twitter. >>> now to a conversation on attempts to recover the assets of dictators over thrown in the arab spring. dictators from egypt, libya and tunisia held billions of dollars stolen from their countries allegedly. most of the money has not been recovered. from the center for strategic and international studies this is about 90 minutes. >> good morning. if you are new to the headquarters, i know some of the panelists have -- this is their inaugural visit here to headquarters. welcome. we'll have a reception. we hope you can join us. welcome. we are being joined via live stream on internet as well as c-span. keep in mind that you're on tv as well as we are. behave. we are very excited to not only be hosting the panel. the panel entitled returning stolen assets, current issueses and future challenges. i'm ecstatic to have the panel here. i could not imagine a better set of ex perts to speak to the range of past, current and future issues and challenges. let me set the st

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