. >> i'm kendis gibson.s we're following. >>> there is concern from democrats and republicans alike over the resignation of secretary james mattis. he is quitting after clashing with trump. president trump wants money for his border wall but it is expected to die today. >>> in mexico, they await cases to be heard by immigration judges. next cmexico is on board with t. >>> harvey weinstein is back in court in early march. his attorney argued the case should be thrown out because of misconduct by prosecutors. >>> in case you just joined us, kendis has just been honored by his native belize for his excellence in broadcasting. >> excellence. >> uh-huh. those are some of the top stories on friday, december 21st. >> it must be a slow news day. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> does this give me a key of the country of belize? what do i get? >> kendis is a big deal. he is officially, as he said before, the rihanna of belize. next he's coming out with a lingerie line. >> rihanna of a country.

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm janai norman.f the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> tens of millions of us are hitting the road for our christmas trips. gas prices are low and most of us are driving. but between the congestion and the bad weather, today is expected to be the worst day to travel. >>> a missouri judge is upholding a nearly $5 billion verdict against johnson & johnson. 22 women sued blaming their ovarian cancer on asbestos in the baby powder. >>> a british airport was shut down for hours overnight after two drones were spotted hovering over the airfield. in this busy holiday travel season, all flights over london's gatwick airport had to be diverted to other cities. >>> a royal luncheon at buckingham palace. will and kate made the annual holiday event. harry and meghan showed up for the first time as husband and wife. those are some of our top stories on this thursday, december 20th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> because there was -- >> so equals scandal. >> beca

>> gibson was nominated for best director in 2017.e had famously screamed anti-semitic slurs at police officers in 2006 after being arrested for a dui. >> i love my fans. i love you. fellow comedian nick cannon who tweeted he probably has made some offensive remarks of his own in the past. cannon also posted past tweets where amy schumer, sarah silverman and chelsea handler all previously used offensive o so who could still host the oscars now? justin theroux thinks two-time m.c. jimmy kimmel might be the best choice in a difficult time. >> kimmel always does a fabulous job, but i think it's also one of the most thankless jobs on the planet 'cause even and then, if you're terrible, they really remember. >> what if the academy said my bad and kevin came back. >> i don't think it's going to happen. >> meanwhile, the critics choice award nominations were announced today. "the favorite" scored the most, 14, while "black panther" came in a strong second with 12. >> back to oscar, we spoke to justin at the "bumblebee" premiere where hailee

reliability and strength in the german american relationship and we'll never forget this experience for gibson. george bush's legacy isn't fit without controversy in germany many citizens were deeply opposed to his war on the gulf war that was co financed by their government . nevertheless most will remember that will keep us as a friend and a us president who helped show what's possible when countries but together. for more i'm joined now by irwin call your he's a professor of economics at the bard college here one focuses on germany u.s. relations did morning or one for me here in germany george bush sr a celebrated as a president who managed to bring over france and especially britain the then prime minister margaret thatcher to the idea of german reunification a powerful germany was feared back then by many. that was the case one has to sort of go back in history to realize what a surprise events were people were not expecting suddenly the german question to rear its head at that moment and that dramatically so the fact that george herbert walker bush and his team was quick to realize the

." >> mel gibson stole the show. watch. >> we're back with more daddies. >> look who's here. >> i why does the duck have feathers in. >> to cover up his butt walk. >> two dead hookers wash up on the shore -- >> no, no, no. >> it's racy but it's a lot of fun and it's all about mel gibson. christmas movie. >> laura: finally we have -- keep it rolling, we have "christmas vacation" the chevy chase holiday family disaster that is on tv wall to wall this time of year. is that a christmas movie or not? >> it is absolutely a christmas movie. it talks about the beauty of christmas. you watch clark griswald suffer like the rest of us and it's one of my favorites. there is one racy scene. so fast forward past that. >> laura: we have a real versus fake debate? i wait all year and get all my anecdotes ready for you. >> here we go. your team this year put out an ad, okay? and this group was called the christmas promotion board trying to get people to buy more real trees. >> the tree operations are pretty much family, multigenerati

, if he's -- steve gibson, if he's here, and aaron and katey. so at this time, i'm going to open up for public comment on this item, please come up to the mic. mr. spinello. and we'll give you extra time as the chair. >> so i had a diagram. >> supervisor kim: sfgovtv, if you could -- >> i thank you very much, jane kim, for this process. i've lived in the neighborhood since 2002, and i noticed for a long time that there was needs and changes that continually needs to be addressed. while i was doing this, a neighbor of mine started a neighborhood watch group, and i saw a lot of success with that. and once that success, i actually started a neighborhood watch group. but as i started doing this, i realized there were a lot of people just like myself who were voice are their concerns and -- voicing their concerns and opinions, but they were small voices. but the more i started doing this, the more i realized that all of these voice dos were yelling and screaming. people didn't know how to address that. they didn't know what to do. but the reality is

here's kendis gibson. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, 22-year-old steven salazar behind bars. investigators say he attacked a 15-year-old girl out for a jog last week in houston. the teen told them he stepped occupant of his truck and wrapped his arms around her. she screamed for help and fought him off after. when he fell to theground, she ran away and called 911. he may be responsible is for attack others as well. >> we really are reaching out to the public. is there anyone that's ever encountered this gentleman before. >> reporter: this is the latest attack on female joggers. this summer, mollie tibbetts attacked and killed while running in her rural iowa hometown. and tech executive wendy martinez was fatally stabbed in the neck while on her evening jog in washington, d.c. with your gma first look, kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> a penny for your thoughts needs an upgrade. fewer people are carrying pennies. more are going cash-free. only half of americans say they always have cash on hand, compared to 60% three years ago. now almost one in three people say the

a good effort from gibson. sure that would have been legal had he blocked it with his shoe. >>> here is the cutest thing you will see all day. ♪ star spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we see ♪ and the home of the brave >> that's awesome. that is 3-year-old drake winslow before the women's basketball game. i think when i was 3 years old, i did not know the words to the national anthem or have the courage to sing in front of 1,000 people. >> that is phenomenal. i'm sure my 10-year-old doesn't know the words. well done. andy scholes, thank you. >> andy scholes, bringing me babies and puppies. >> it's christmas time, christine. >> she knows. >> sports stories i love. >>> 26 minutes past the hour. michael cohen had a lot to say last week at his sentencing. what will we learn from michael flynn? robert mueller is shedding light with a court filing the day before the sentencing. what does help for heart fait looks like this. entresto is a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hos

ask we mentioned to the to the to the secretary general that we thought it was needed acronym in mr gibson international investigation and he needs to but that there's also some is not in its personal attrition it needs a member state to ask for i mean there is some methodology that needs to be done with member states and the security council so i do believe that is really needed in terms of ensuring what really happened and while they are responsible for that awful killing ukraine's president. has shared with the meeting next week to create an independent church mr potter has been pushing for the establishment of a ukrainian orthodox church that would be free of russian control the move would split the world's biggest eastern orthodox denomination and would reduce the influence of moscow russia is strongly against the move and or simmons has more from the capital kiev. religion is now following the politics of ukraine with an independent ukrainian orthodox church the decision was made back in october by the patriarch of constantinople a decree was issued that led to the breakaway immediat

nejra: thank you so much, guy gibson, head of institutional brokerage at northern trust. coming up, 2018 has not been good for crypto, but how will securities and regulation evolve? this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg markets: rules & returns." at bloomberg'snejra che pi european headquarters in london. 2018 has been a bad year for crypto, but could a price point that some institutional investors see as more realistic good for the digital coins? as players move toward blockchain, what advances will be in securing and regulating the asset class? joining us is matthew johnson, cofounder and chief audit ea digital asset company. he previously worked at microsoft and has over 20 years in the technology business. thank you for joining us. your firm is obviously betting big on the idea of custody. tell us why it is important. matthew: thank you for having me. custody is the cornerstone of the institutionalization of the cryptocurrency market. custody for cryptocurrencies is about safeguarding the digital asset private keys that allow you to transact the assets on the

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kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> let's talk about the impact this could have.ational recreation area, muir woods, point reyes, parking lots, info centers, parking lots, info centers, would be closed. golden gate national recreation area muir woods and point reyes parking lots, unfoe centers, would all be shut down. alcatraz island will remain open. but ferry service would operate on a reduced schedule. the presidio says they are working to fill the staffing gaps in case of a shutdown. >>> rain daugherty faces an elder abuse charge. the san mateo county d.a. claims he stole $13,000 from a burlingame man with alzheimer's. he used the atm card to withdraw money while doing errands for him. daugherty is now involved with three investigations. he is named as one of the officers involved in the sfpd racist text scandal in 2011. >> a murder trial on hold after his attorney said he is not competent to stand trial. john cowell's attorney said her client is showing extreme deillusion and paranoia. wilson's mother says she doesn't buy it. >> if he was crazy, he wouldn't k

would have caused the greatest of the ability of our commander, a navy now captain retired robert gibson to land a fully loaded spacecraft on a short runway at the car senegal or morone, spain. so we tried the third time. this time the count was called off for some external reason. each of these times we're in -- strapped in, ready to go. and at this point i think it was the weather was not cooperating over in africa. so it's called off. what they found out that night when they drained the tanks, they found that a temperature probe on the ground support equipment had flowed through the oxygen line and flowed into the vehicle and was stuck in a prevalve right next to one of the three main engines. had we launched that morning, the fourth try, in this case the third try, we would have gotten to orbit, time for main engine cutoff and one of the three engines would not have cutoff. it would have blown the rear end of the orbiter apart. so now, a few days later, it's a friday. we try for the fourth time. and this time we're in the middle of a driving florida rainstorm. we run from the crew va

in case you missed it, this is taj gibson. he lost his shoe. he is barefoot right here.y defense. you can really see it on the replay. you can't try to block the shot with your shoe. nice try. put the shoe back on. >> if he had actually blocked it with a shoe, it wouldn't have counted, right? >> it would not have counted. >> the warriors are winners. >> thank you. >>> thank you so much for watching. have a great night. ♪ ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ ) oh, great. we got the prius that can make dinner reservations, buy movie tickets, tell us the weather. i just want one that opens. (alert chirps) maybe we should have gotten that one. (chirps) (chuckles) mitchell? oh--oh, my god, teddy. cam, this is teddy. (chuckles) teddy? teddy teddy? doc--doctor teddy! teddy was mitch's one significant boyfriend before me. uh, mitch had recently just come out. and as he put it, it was hard to love someone else if he couldn't love himself. i actually said those words? ugh. it's kind of hard to love myself right now. you were the one who said, "i need some time. i'll c

kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> so obviously there's a lot of worry, including here in the bay area where parkgoers will feel the impact of a shutdown the most. golden gate national recreation area muir woods and point reyes parking lots, unfoe centers, would all be shut down. alcatraz island will remain open. but ferry service would operate on a reduced schedule. the presidio says they are working to fill the staffing gaps in case of a shutdown. you can always get the latest on this developing story on our abc 7 news app to get updates to your phone, download it and enable push alerts. >>> those would be tough closures when everybody has time off. >> and a lot of people out of work, furloughed for a while. that is never good news. >>> let's go ahead and check our weather and traffic. mike, it's rainy out there. >> that's the big story weather one. scattered showers out there. a trace from up to 1500ths of an inch. patchy dense fog. first i want to show you the leading edge, the farthest south the rain goes is down to about stanford. this is going to cross the san mateo and dum

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city leaders had just vot to place chief elliot gibson on paid administrative leave. when they told him, he refused to hand over his guns and leave the building. the i-team told you about an audit that found deficiencies in the police department's hiring and officer training records. will ependent counsel investigate the hiring of several district heights polic ficers. >>> two strategic moves today helped save retail icon sears from liquidation, at least for now. the company's chairman offered to use money from h hedge fund to buy the department store chain. sears' advisors now have a week to weigh that option. sears announced today it will close 80 more stores including a kmart in baltimore and sears locations in salisbury and charlottesville on top of 182 stores that sears has already closed after filing for bankruptcy back in october. >>> next, the last megajackpot of 2018.ne ly 400 million bucks up for grabs tonight. we've got the numbers in the medrmillions ing. >>> plus, securing the biggest new year's celebration in nor america, the new tool the nypd will use t

robin gibson, bbc south east today, bexhill.l being driven by an area of low pressure to the north—west of us. this weather front has been crossing through the day. within a broad area of rain, there is also little narrow bands of pretty intense rain, as well, which will give especially gusty winds. that will be largely across parts of eastern wales, through good parts of central, northern and western england, as we finish the afternoon. some clear skies into the west, but as you saw, a windy afternoon with winds gusting 40—60 miles an hour in some spots. easing off a little bit in the west, compared with this morning but temperatures also dropping at the same time. so, by the time we hit the evening rush hour, some in the west will start to turn a bit drier but this is where we will be focusing the rain, in across parts of hampshire, towards the london area, across the midlands, northern england as well. as i said, within that, there will be some narrow bands and some shorter spells of pretty intense where the winds will be esp

grapes you can drink it while it's young yet it's strong enough to hold its own against the fatty gibsons on very thin no matter what. don't forget to raise a toast and enjoy your roast beans. and finally before we go we want to let you in on the winner of this week's draw now we have asked you what you need to make a perfect christmas and some of you answered with pictures of cookies and lots of various ornaments including a nativity scene but the winner comes from john gomez in columbia who said crew the christmas tree is the icing on the cake for him so congrats to you john you have won yourself and the exclusive in your own max watch and with that it is time to say goodbye but we will be back tomorrow with the highlights edition so closely that. next time on your own next highlights tour with the german city of constant arms decked out for the festive season. two french artists and their artistic like creation. and find out how to rock your christmas gifts marker for. this family for next time think you're a match on. the flop. with. the european stars jewelry profiles in performances

chief gibson tells us he expects the commission to issue som o ty updated statement, saying that all the training records that they found not to on-site here, that they have been provided with those records. he also tells me that the city is on par to have a significant reduction in crime this year. live in district heights, jackie bensen, news 4. >> thank you, jackie. as interesting as that all is, the news 4 i-team goes even more in-depth into the issue, andn yu find that in our nbc washington app. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, d.c.'s mayor is putting pressure on present trump, asking him to end the partial government shutwn, for the sake of everyone in the district. she fired off a letter today, explaining people who live, work and own businesses in d.c. suffer exponentially when the government closes. she also points out that the s picking upent the tab for federal services during the shutdown. all while being, quote, the only citizens within the continental united states without a vote in congress, end quote. >> well, the shutdown continues to impact tourist attractions acrosshe dis

i'm gibson was i didn't have much energy i didn't want to see people i withdrew. the worse the weather the less i felt like doing anything. dominic was felt the same. everything just fell grey i didn't feel like doing anything not even the basic things you need to do to get through the day. for the last few months they've both been taking part in a study on the effects of exercise on depression for three months they participated in two sessions of insurance training a week but by sports therapists followed by a session of psychotherapy regular exercise has shown that she can challenge yourself more than she'd realized. people who do a lot of exercise know how it is when you get out of breath you feel like you just can't keep going but then you keep at it it's a very positive feeling that you can take with you into your daily life. i mean indeed there's long been an awareness that exercise can help people suffering from depression but now experts are looking more closely into the reasons why. to cope about the to this is what is the group aspect is a factor exercis

why would anti-semites spend $500 on favre, when they can get mel gibson to record a video for free?that's true. this cameo business is crazy. these celebs that make these videos, to me, they just seem desperate and sad and small-minded -- >> actually, that reminds me. >> no, no, roy. >> hey, what's up. it's roy wood jr., i want to tell my man phil, happy prostate exam, man. hope you have a good prostate exam, bro. >> tell me you got paid a lot for that. > 20 bucks. >> 20 bucks? >> anyway let's move on from pfootball to the beautiful game. >> the sport the whole world plays. >> now to the international outrage after a female soccer superstar was asked a question many say was shockingly sexist. >> a historic night for norwegian ada hegerberg, winning the award for the best women's soccer player in the world. >> regrettably, hegerberg's moment in the spotlight was seemingly spoiled by the french d.j. martin solveig who was on stage with her and asked her if she knew how to perform a certain provocative dance to celebrate. >> a question no man would get. >> "do you twerk?" >> okay, i do

in a phone teiew, chief elliott gibson said that's not the whole story. >> they provided we may get aco opinion, and we did that. >> a third officer named in the report had 12ffic citations on his driving record between 2008 and 2017. he failed appean court five times and had his license suspended five mes. >>> more than two years after someone was gunned down d.c. bus stop, an arrest has been made. police have charged xavier milton. he's accused in a daytime drive-by shooting at a bustop on alabama avenue in southeast. >>> the university of marylandc irming more cases of adenovirus on campus. as of wedneay night, the school says 40 students have ntsted positive. last month one stu died from complications of the virus. gettingmore people fro sick, the school says that it will be expanding efforts to nt disinfect stu rooms over the winter break. starting january 7th, contractors will be cleaning all surfaces inside dorms,uites, and parms. >>> right now police in wisconsin are searching foron t peho pointed a laser at a medevac helicopter, forcing the pilo abort the mission. the crew was

kendis gibson, abc news, new york. >>> so obviously there's a lot of worry, including here in the bayarkgoers will feel the impact of a shutdown the most. golden gate national recreation area muir woods and point reyes parking lots, unfoe centers, would all be shut down. alcatraz island will remain open. but on a reduced schedule. the

i'm rosemary gibson i started my career here a long time ago and were wrote a book on our dependence on china for medicine particularly generics. i would like to talk about competition in that market its driving a lot of manufacturing to china getting him in its initiative to become a global primacy to the world so what it means a lot of men and women now are dependent on the adversary for their antibiotics and blood pressure medicines and we know there've been some quality issues recently. who is in charge of this beyond the fda and beyond the defense department certainly they have a stake in this because it is a security when you have to depend on the adversary is for essential medicines. what is in the government to consider some of the medicines as strategic assets is anyone thinking about this and is there someone in your office to follow up with? it's an extraordinary issue that hasn't gotten much attention. >> we do consider these issues and we do look at medicine supplies as the strategic and national security elements, so that largely is driven by the assistant secretary for

i'm rosemary gibson.i started my career at aei a long time ago and just wrote a book on our dependence on china from medicine, particularly generics. i would love to talk about competition in the generic market. it's driving a lot of manufacturing to china, fitting right into its initiative to become a global pharmacy to the world what it means is a lot of men and women in the south china sea on those naval vessels are dependent on the adversary for their antibiotics and blood pressure medicine spirit we know there been some quality issues recently. who is in charge of this? is a beyond the fda? beyond barda, defense department has a stake in is because it is sacred he would have to depend on the adversary for essential medicines. what's the locus in government to consider may be some of our medicines at strategic assets? is anybody thinking about this? is a somewhat in office to follow up with? incented store the issue that hasn't got much attention. >> we do consider these issues, and we serving to look

mr gibson we'll come to an end in turkey but don't you should make this issue to international level because the mission the in this to gauge and. will be a day and that is the only way this case can be investigated fairly and openly but turkey's government mindful of its situation regarding human rights and treatment of some of its own citizens is reluctant to call for a u.n. investigation and western governments seem disinterested as could be seen at the g twenty summit in argentina some politicians have short memories and forgiving natures when it comes to trade deals it now seems likely that the real culprit behind this crime is going to get away with it and that the murder of your market shortly will become a paragraph in history in a bloody region and that's a sad indictment not only of saudi arabia but also of the international community which is that by and watched i'm done nothing tony burke the al jazeera istanbul representatives from more than two hundred countries are grappling in poland for the cop twenty four summits and they're hoping to agree on policies to address cl

bernstein -- lance alliance bernstein manager brad gibson.t inverting your curve. can you tell us why not? >> we have tortured the data to see what the shape of the yield curve means for economic activity going forward and the , we know economies will flow into the future. we also know that when you'll curse latin, the next thing it happens is they stephen. for active managers like ourselves, we can position for the next move, the next large moves in markets and that will be a tendency for the yield curve to steepen on the longer in. it also means there are other markets globally that have steeper yield curves. when we hedge those back to the u.s. market would generate a higher yield and what we can in the u.s. market alone. paul: so you're reasonably sanguine about yield curve inversion. how likely is it you think we will see it happen, and if so, the day that it happens, do you think other people are not going to be as relaxed about it as you and could we see another sell down? brad: to be clear, in terms of active investing, the movement t

made available the word emerges pretty soon that they're vulnerable to all manner of attacks that gibson. and that enables hackers and cyber criminals to access the data on that service without authorization. of to dothan these so action here would help but i think it's a kind of as a possible to have. e.u. regulations impose heavy fines for companies that don't protect identity related data. but what if the data protection software has security loopholes that make it vulnerable to hackers. who. says that the manufacturers are not liable for this problem. and initially right as there has to be a point where somebody in the chain sells a non-secure product that does not meet data protection stipulations with it off and they have to be made liable somehow. do you see a chance of comprehensive i-t. liability after. a moment is that right now it's not politically expedient to keep monitoring the situation like a. professor who is on his way to the e.u. net security office in athens where there's plenty on the agenda. the e.u. is working on a new on line guidelines. we've come to the universi

ut elliott gibson defended his department. >> it is my opinion that this does note c close to reflecting t reflecting who theyhire. >> he had been disqualified from eight other agencies. a second officer was also hired despite being not recommended. the investigator said those cases should have been referred to the training commission for approval before being >> the training commission says there should be a second opinion. >> and the oicer admitted using marijuana two weeks before his polygraph xam. each resulting in a suspended license. >> those things were resolved in thst court . >> as for the missing officer training files,e said investigators gave him 60 dies provide them >> at this point the city has provided probably 90% of those documents. >> in may, eight of the ten officers signed a no confidence on the chief that he has a atmosphere of hostility. they asked the chief to relieve them. >> several officers did not sign that lette referring to. if you want to know what the chief has been doing, talk to our residen and to our other elected officials. >> the chief told news4, he b

so taj gibson didnt' bother.. during the kings- timberwolves game but play didn't stop so neither did he.. he kept going and if the shoe fits, you wear it.. even if it's on your hand. he used his giant shoe to try to block a shot. on the one hand it seems fair if he had to play without the shoe on his foot.. on the other hand.. it seems dangerous cuz somebody could get hurt.. forget the shoe.. a football player could do serious damage with his bare hands if he got a hold of a fan.. which is why they're not supposed to do this: rams cornerback marcus peters went right up to the stands to confront a fan who was heckling him during sunday's loss to the eagles in l-a. he said it was all good.. but his words were so ummm.. strong, that we had to cover the sound and his mouth. but you can see he got quite close to the fan.. which is dangerous: cuz it's fun to throw insults at the players until they throw a fist at you. peters didn't touch the fan but he did have five tackles in the game.. dont' know if he'll be discipli

. >> patricia gibson. >> thank you. the instructional fund, fund initiatives in my constituency in northern ireland, promoting social inclusion. this is to be placed by the prosperity fund. we have no real clarity as to how it will begin. why not? >> we are looking at the disparities which exist between communities and nations. >> next week is the first opportunity to vote on the withdrawal agreement and to speak last night. the withdrawal agreement not secure the support of parliament can the prime minister assure the house and my constituents the government will secretly dialogue with negotiations in brussels to seek to address the genuine concerns of mps across the house? >> the deal is a good deal. i recognize the concerns raised around the backstop and that is an issue that in my speech i am continuing to listen to colleagues on that and considering the way forward. >> mister speaker. one of my constituents lost thousands of pounds from british steel pension as he was prayed upon by a rogue financial advisor. it ha

so taj gibson didnt' bother..ring the kings- timberwolves game but play didn't stop so neither did he.. he kept going and if the shoe fits, you wear it.. even if it's on your hand. he used his giant shoe to try to block a shot. on the one hand it seems fair if he had to play without the shoe on his foot.. on the other hand.. it seems dangerous cuz somebody could get hurt.. ( darya )forget the forget the shoe.. a football player could do serious damage with his bare hands if he got a hold of a fan.. which is why they're not supposed to do this: rams cornerback marcus peters went right up to the stands to confront a fan who was heckling him during sunday's loss to the eagles in l-a. he said it was all good.. but his words were so ummm.. strong, that we had to cover the sound and his mouth. but you can see he got quite close to the fan.. which is dangerous: cuz it's fun to throw insults at the players until they throw a fist at you. peters didn't touch the fan but he did have five tackles in the game.. dont' know if

officers told t i-team they've since been nt view -- interviewed by maryland state police chief elliott gibson defended his department. >> it's my t opinions does not even come close to reflecting the kinds of employees that the city of district heights >> reporter: the report said one ficer admitted he'd been disqualified from eight other agencies and a psychologist r recommended he not be hired. investigators say those cases should have been referred to the training commission before approval for hing. >> the training commission said you may get a second opinion and we did at. >> reporter: another officer had 12 traffic citations and failep tor in court five times, each resulting in a suspended ns lice >> those things were resolved in the court system. >> reporter: as for the missing officer training files, the chief toldhenews4 investigator gave them 60 days to provide them. >> at this point the city has provided probably 90% of those documents.n >> reporter:ay eight of the tend officers signe a no-confidence letter about the chief. they asked the city to relieve hi his duties. >> reporter: