. >> reporter: jackie dalton, 36, a u.s. academy. >> i acorps my co-workers and my chief. i don't want to let them down. >> reporter: one of the key tools in dwayne's training, this simple cloth and rope called the hood. each time the hood comes up, the trainee encounters a new scenario. inches away could be a gunman or pedestrian asking directions. so the hood teaches students to do what? >> to be able to react quickly. an ability to be aggressive, assertive or passive. compassionate. all has to be within split seconds as it applies. >> reporter: dalton suits up. >> i'm going to lead you in right here like this. >> there's noise to help build the stressors. >> reporter: so, in this, you want stress. >> yes, we need it. >> reporter: stress is their friend. >> it will become their friend. at first, it is not their friend normally. >> reporter: deeter observes her. >> she's verbalizing. de-escalating. >> reporter: given a baseline on how she performs under stress before his training. >> get back, get back, get back! [ bleep ]

thegrapevine officer at thneedle done with the fort on chp joins us now live on the phone officer daltonan for your so glad the 5 is back open how road conditions tonight as we speak. >>than for having me. so looking at the road conditions right the 58 come out of over the great find and even the one oh one southbound in some areas near ventura and santa barbara. it's almost a parking lot down there with all thpeople thahave had to delay their travls home. well we have a lot of folks from the bay area like to take trips down south maybe go to disneyland. >>our meteorologist another big storm headed your way is there a chance that you could shut wn the grapevine again over the weekend. >>well i actually just talked to our partners over at caltrans and e trfic nagement centre here for district. as district 6 in th central valley and they actually let me ow that there is a possibility they may shut down thethe grapevine and the 58 again temperatures. e of cold >>well it and so our guy was saying in our weather guy was saying that might be the case sunday night maybe into monday with sw but

lives today the picture something pretty damn bright is not what we are think hat's off to bruce's dalton's decision makers for sticking by lucy and father because as you say especially after that drubbing away by now on the 9th of november he looked like a dead man walking and you know i don't like to admit that i'm wrong nick but i was absolutely in the far out camp around that time i thought he was way out of his depth and things weren't going right since then they've been in a 5 game unbeaten streak in the bundesliga jane sun show has scored 6 during that period he looks committed he looks fit and some of those signings which as you say hadn't really looked as if they are also looking committed and fit and firing you liam branson one he scored an absolute spectacular goal against leipsic today he's been moved more into the middle and it does appear as if things are clicking a little bit more now now i don't think they're going to go and win the bundesliga probably but like to say things are looking better and you know how it's all to dortmund and father of the turning things around you

chp officer anthony dalton with the phone right officer thanks for joining describe the conditions ght now understand that the highway patrol is escorting drivers over the grapevine. >>that is correcso as of right that the pace going over the great line is very slo are looking at probably 25 miles per hour maybe up to 30 in some areas. but due to the weather and the freezing conditions chp is escoing just to make sure that you know pele mind their speed a little bit because they may not acclimated to that black ice that could be up tre. >>inany tips for drivers who might be coming down. this weekend. >>watch special if you're coming from the bay area and a lot of people like to go down tosouthern california for the weekend. your best bet right now is going to be just to stick o the one o one it may ke a little bit longer but you're going to get a lile bit less of hold up if you go that route. >>talk about black eyes because we don't see that a whole lot around here certainly we get in the erra but it really is an unusual phenomenon because you really can't see it very we on the road. t

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>>all right to officer anthony dalton from the chp central division keeping an eye on things for us along i 5 th grapevine thanks for the informatiowe appreciate it his advice again is if you really need to drive down a southern california take highway one o one it's gng to add a couple hours to drive, but. but u know we got get there eventually. all right joining us now is our chief meteologist lawrence karnow talk more about the and the storm is not over their this all part of a system that song right down just off our coastline, mostly missing the bay area. >>all the way southern california here you go you see that low just kind of spin around catalina islands there the center of a stting to move on shore the rain and the snow has tapered off a bit but it's kind of a mess out there no getting around you can see the very latest here we've got winter weather advisories up and you've got a winter storm warnings coinue and there's your i 5 there you go right over that hatch fees and certainly a me there over e grapevine the snow of all the way down to 3,000 fees are shutting that down so l

thegrapevine officer at thneedle done with the fort on chp joins us now live on the phone officer daltonr so glad the

this raising of threats let's put it that way so you don't agree with nato secretary general against dalton even saying that he wants to nato to make space an operational domain enjoying the success of nature missions while you know it depends what you mean by that you know it is not today that is agree with the secretary general is that i say that nato always always adapting you know it has been a doctor and since the end though to cold war you know and so it continues to adopt and of course it is true that the national set out is changing and china is rising and made to last what up so the secular now is rising his old times if you like what peace has nato actually kept in its 70 years i mean right at the beginning there was the killing of 20 percent of the population of north korea by nature nations there was a cause vietnam 4000000 dead tens of millions have been killed or wounded or displaced because nato nations attacked iraq as nato ever helped peace well you know i don't think that you asked me the right question because. you're right in terms of the people who had that in those blo

so i went back to france since before the war the place i felt most at home was at my chateau in dalton. for more than 30 years the french had a company josephine on her journey they revered her as a dancer singer and actress and honored her as a heroine of the resistance. she was awarded the legion of honor at her chateau. in your own uk i still don't i still say that all of us have shut it off thank you dick. yeah. you know me so nice. and yet something was still missing she yearned to be loved in her homeland where she was still refused entry. but in the us times were slowly changing a young minister martin luther king was leading the civil rights movement in august 1963 he called on people of all color to join the march on washington to protest segregation. josephine had achieved what no other black woman before her head and martin luther king wanted her to be there. with the help of attorney general robert kennedy josephine was allowed to return she was the only woman to speak at the march. 5. 0 i. want. you. josephine and this major event that we now know was mostly organized by m

britain under boris johnson gets close at the dalton trumbo level to the reputation of the united kingdom a much closer can you get johnson son of johnson's a complete buffoon have you ever listened to the man speak i mean his that's what's really depressing oh hang on let's have a look into class 48 in college who's the dumbest here who do well in the working class of the mining efficiencies here in britain in the working class of the midwest in the united states a little 2 or 3 of them to the altar up. that sets exactly right they do i could sit here and this could be going out everywhere until i'm blue in the face explaining the human rights and the law and international law and what happens to my brothers and sisters all over the world and children matches and murders and the fundamental tenets those of the building blocks upon which we could build a just and fair and surviving planet in the future when they take a note is probably not that suffered so many years of being joe it's the blacks it's the puppy's danis it's the foreigners it's the migrants it's the russians it's the chines

and more than one solutions are being announced by subpoena sharma there executive editor of school dalton thanks very much for joining us on the program. a war on democracy and an illegal parts of the us president has again denies the impeachment process against him and claimed he hasn't been allowed to participate in the democratic party controlled house of representatives is expected to push ahead with impeachment when it votes later on wednesday here's our white house correspondent kimberly how. in advance of an expected vote to impeach the u.s. president in the house of representatives donald trump slammed the case against him the whole impeachment thing is a hoax we look forward to getting on to the senate we're not entitled to lawyers we're not entitled to witnesses we're not entitled to anything in the house it's a total sham those oval office statements echo the sentiments of a 6 page letter on official letterhead the tribes said to democratic house speaker nancy pelosi accusing her of conducting an illegal partisan coup truck goes on to say by proceeding with your invalid impeach

raising of threats let's put it that way say you don't agree with nato secretary general against dalton even saying that he wants to nato to make space an operational domain enjoying the success of nature missions while you know it depends what you mean by that you know it is not today that he's agree with the secretary general is that i say that nato always always adapting you know it has been adopting say of the end though to cold war you know and so it continues to adopt and of course it is true that the national set out is changing and china is rising and made to last what up so the secular now is rising his old times if you like what peace has nato actually kept in its 70 years i mean right at the beginning there was the killing of 20 percent of the population of north korea by nature nations there was a cause vietnam 4000000 dead tens of millions have been killed or wounded or displaced because nato nations attacked iraq as nato ever helped peace well you know i don't think that you asked me the right question because. you're right in terms of the people who had that in those bloo

kind of repression that is being unleashed i mean we are still talking about with the british mr dalton what cannot pick up there are hardly any reports coming out from the state of assembly there was also a few and also an internet shutdown so it's an attempt to intimidate the press from reporting actually what is happening on the ground but especially in places where there has been internet it's coming it's become difficult when we're going to information because social media and that we do that have come out show the brutality of the police. there has been a lot of talk about why none protests in the by the government of india but let's also see the design in which while it is unleashed yesterday 4 people belonging to the b.g.p. at about 8 in the but rested in the state of west bengal in eastern india where they were waiting skullcaps to look muslims and then they were opening stores on a plane so it's very clear that the be dippy will because they're interested in the protest they have then creating a situation which allows the police to come in and attack them and then the meat and

there was also lieutenant james dalton, who i believe was an anesthesiologist and sergeant brinz advised on the health inspections and issues. if you ever asked him for a direction, it would either be from a bakery, restaurants, what ever, any facility he had inspected. any questions? i'm sure there's people in the audience that can answer them if i cannot. i hope you got a little bit of background, if you did not know about it previously. >> [inaudible] with regards to public health and the use of agent orange for defoliation, i remember seeing the why, when it was just -- or, and i am surprised was there any residual health issues related to our use of agent orange for defoliation in that region? >> i do not know. >> i can answer that question. there are some statistics around that -- i do not know it we what they are, but the number of in southfects vietnam were astronomical after the use of agent orange. in early 1970,, instead of using agent orange in our area, they brought in big barges and large plows. of us got- all covered in it and it was in the water and agent orange has a hal

calling dalton is director of toism and economic programs for theown of truckee sh was mountain biking appear just wes ago. >>the blank in the seasons chge is that a very fast changes is actually quite perfect because the chills are great and now t snows out everyone's converted into winter mod >>daltonays bookings for ny of truckies 420 hotel rooms in 1600 vacation real homes a on an uptick since the snow started falling. all of this bringing traffic into reil sho. and getting winter workers plenty of hours on th clock. is as been awesome heart top 2 cities in the year junk fixes a manager at how the ski and snowboard shop in truce the past few weeks have been really really fun. a lot of people getting excited the locals are getting excited, having the snow on the mound startg to populists has been asome time not on for business but for our days off well. >>get out there and play with the temps the snow has been phenomenal. >>these recent storms have brought a relativy wet snow which blds a good base on the slopes and it really plastered sucked all the rocks of the snow quality in the

my name is dalton johnson, i'm the acting supervisor here at treasure island treatment plant. >> good afternoon and welcome to the land use and transportation committee for today, monday, december 16th, 2019. our last land use committee meeting of the 2019 calender year. i am aaron peskin, the chair of this committee joined to my left by committee member supervisor matt haney and our clerk is ms. erika major. we welcome, in her own right for her first trial by fire experience is land use committee deputy city attorney anne pearson. do you have any announcements? >> clerk: silence all cellphones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents that include as part of a file should be submitted to the clerk. items will appear on the januarf supervisors agenda less otherwise stated. >> we are joined momentarily to my right by vice-chair of the committee supervisor ahsha safai who rightfully comments that it is quite warm in these chambers so, ms. major, when you have a second after you read item number 1, if you could ask them to cool this place down >> you can

because we are talking at least two more ridges to travel through, at dalton, and then 100 miles to atlanta. remember, it is now december and getting cold, roads are not good, and he's getting messages from lincoln, don't forget about burnside in knoxville. he has to send sherman up to knoxville, to save burnside. when he gets there, burnside saves himself, which is remarkable just by itself. what grant have moved on to atlanta? probably not. but, this was a huge boost to the morale of this defeated confederate army. they had suffered a massive defeat at the battle of chattanooga, and cleburne's men had handled sherman's men at missionary ridge, and handled hooker's men at the battle of ringgold gap. his army, his division became the toast of the entire army. cleburne's reputation soared as it ever got an morale was boosted. his reputation was so big at this time, he decides to come up with a plan that's going to save the south and actually end in a victory. his plan, to arm the slaves in the south and offer them their freedom in return. this plan is totally rejected by most of the men in t

earlier tonight kron 4 grant lodes and vicki liviakis tk with chp officer and the dalton about the possibility of a sudden of another road closure. >>well i actually just talked to our partners or caltrans and the traffic management entre here for district as district 6 in the central valley and they actually let me know that there is a possibility they may shut down the grapevine and the 58 again tonight because ocold temperatures. >>well it and so our guy was saying in our weather guy was saying that might be the case sunday night maybe into monday with snow you're saying even tonight just for cold temperatures. >>yes, because the residual effects from the previous storms they still have a lot of ice that they were fighting and with the elevations, especially up over the great find it's a lot colder up therthan it does down the central valley. and unfortunately with that you get frzing temperatures you can to get black icand they may potentially shut it down ifit starts getting bad enough. >>well let's see how it looks righnow as we are giving you a live picture from interstate 5 where show

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he represents north georgia, not where a lot of voters are, the carpet belt up there by dalton on the tennessee line. so now kemp has done what very few republicans have, which is told the president, hey, i run georgia, take a hike. and of course for the president he's going to be on the macron list. both on the primary in november along with a democrat. it's an open primary situation. and then a runoff after the election with kelly loeffler and congressman doug collins should he run as the trump proxy. kemp has a dp grip on that primary too. it will be an epic fight and, again, rare to see a trumpian governor like kemp who's been an ally take on the president and frankly tell him hell, no. >> and, eugene robinson, it's not like kemp is taking a flyer on a liberal. this is a anti-choice, pro gun rights young woman who plans to spend, what, $20 million to defend her new senate seat and may be doing in the reverse psychology way mitch mcconnell a favor. >> well, yeah. she swears too that she is a supporter of president trump and there will be no problem on that score. but i think mike i

mr dalton very should feel lucky that they got through this 2 days without something worse i mean i think the. there are plans for it benson the baltic area is really good i think turkey is actually a nice now because it doesn't want to attract sanctions from the u.s. congress and it wants to be sort of closely in step with whatever mr trump is doing but the divisions are not church where are nato should be going they security on his eastern flank defense spending those are still alive even though some good work has been done and it's regrettable that it has turned into such an exchange of insults relievers it will leave the world with the oppression action nato is not working and there were something else to be done to re assert that confidence that most people have added in nato or at 70 years in the lead up to this 70th anniversary mr peres said do you think that with all the criticism that nato was getting from president trump for example on this particular occasion the secretary general and the british prime minister the host of this event really sort of they managed the event to mak

. >> seth: -- rick dalton not just a film career but a television career.s one of your favorite things about this is building a back story >> like, it's so my favorite thing about it, that i could have just done that. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and i would have been happy you know i had to eventually move on and tell our current day story >> seth: yeah. >> but if i could have just shot 45 minutes of the "bounty law" show - >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and then, like, the entire "lancer" episode and then, like, you know, all of "14 fists of mcclusky," all right, i would have. >> seth: you -- obviously it, you know, is a love letter of sorts to los angeles - >> yeah. >> seth: -- in the late '60s you grew up in l.a. in the early '70s >> yeah, uh-huh. >> seth: what was your childhood like was your mom strict? >> well, look, i grew up in that late '60s early '70s time as far as i'm concerned, like, the greatest time of american movies ever >> seth: yeah. >> and i saw them all when i was a kid. when i was 9, 10, 11 i saw "the godfather" when it came out i s

james dalton sold over 30 years of the directors cia is currently at the bush school of public servicestexas a&m this is his latest book, to catch a spy. mr. alston, how is the u.s. doing in the intelligence war? >> i don't think were doing very well. the reason i wrote the book is because i think that we are losing our secrets and technology. i'm very concerned about that. >> who are main competitors? >> china number one, the chinese are conducting an assault against our technology. the russians haven't gone away. they're still there also. we are very concerned about that. cuba is very active the iranians are active. a lot of service trying to steal our technology. >> were they feeling and how? >> the number one thing they are after is our technology. what they figured out is that it's a lot cheaper and a lot faster's to steal our technology than do their own research and develop men. so are using billions of dollars in r&d and markets competitive edge it's really a terrible thing going on. >> how is counterintelligence changed over your career? >> i think it's got more difficult in th

his friend josh dalton said. >> he basically told me that he thought was in love with her. >> reporterther, linda fisher, testified in the final weeks of michelle's life she could see the toll the failing marriage was taking on her pregnant daughter. >> she had her head on my lap. and she was lying down. and i was stroking her hair. and -- and she was empty. >> what did she tell you? >> things weren't working out with jason. was murdered, michelle phoned her sister meredith to report yet another blowup with jason. >> she was just, "i've had it." she said, "you know, more than one time, i just can't do this anymore." >> reporter: jason was telling one of his close friends the same thing. and prosecutors said just days before michelle was murdered, he had indulged in one last transgression. a casual hook-up with an old friend named carol ann sauerby in his own living room. michelle was away at the time. >> cassidy was put down to bed. and had a couple drinks. just were talking. and we ended up having sex. >> reporter: but divorce was apparently not an option for jason. >> he had made a s

pensacola and appreciate your great efforts and i look for to those answers and i think the chairperson daltons and i think the gentleman for yielding. >> thank you. i want to go those concerns. certainly the tragic event in pensacola deserves our attention and sympathy and admiration for those who responded, but the broader issue, the probabilities we might face from saudi present the u.s. is something we need to address now and be as transparent as possible so i appreciate your answers on that and look forward to follow as well. >> i need to expand come aquatech with what we're saying but to expand we will look not just at -- we are looking for all foreign nationals coming to the united states to make sure with the best, strongest vetting procedures we have so we are confident regardless of where folks come from we know who's coming to our country. it's a very important program. we just had to get it right. we have to do it better. >> thank you. mr. moulton. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. secretary esper, i would like to start with you. regarding iran, my understand is the administrati

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