who is tom hayes? i know his birthday, his dates of employment, and he sounds like a not-nice guy from the out of context text messages we've seen. and jennifer opened my eyes to this guy in a way i really did not expect. it turns out tom hayes was mildly autistic, he is mildly autistic. he has people who are -- he had asperger's syndrome. incredibly socially awkward, completely incapable of maintaining eye contact during a conversation. he had some personal hygiene problems. he was not the type of banker -- he earned a tremendous amount of money, but he was not the kind of guy who was going out to fancy dinners or clubs or things like that. he was known in financial circles, it turned out, for he would go out to kfc, get a bucket of fried chicken, big bottle of orange juice and go home and watch seinfeld reruns. so right away this guy's seeming a lot more interesting than i had expected because you want someone who's not just kind of a cookie cutter caricature of a banker villain. that's so predictabl

who is tom hayes. i know his dates of employment and he sounds like a not nice guy from the out of context text messages within. jennifer open my eyes this guy in a way i didn't expect to turns out tom hayes is mildly autistic, he's incredibly socially awkward, completely incapable of maintaining eye contact during conversation. he has some personal hygiene problems, notf the type of banker, he earned aoi tremendous amount of money but he was up, guys i was going out to fancy dinners or clubs. he was known in financial circles for going out to kfc to get a bucket of fried chicken, a bottle of orange juice and go watch seinfeld. right away g this guy seemed a t more interesting than i expected because you want someone who's not just head of a cookie-cutter naperville and not so predictable. then i got better because jennifer gave me what to this day is maybe the best, i'm overselling this but it wasas areally good quote about what e has done. she said his defense was that basically everyone was doing th

>> chief hayes-white: a couple of things. commissioner covington i'm a huge proponent of the 960 program. there are layers of complexity i don't think have been brought to your attention on a few things. one thing is we have attempted in the past to endeavor a 960 program capitalizing on the great expertise of members who have retired. it is something subject to at least meet and confer with local 798 and in the past there have been roadblocks and i'm happy to discuss that with you further. commissioner veronese, i did want to comment, i think what you had to say was very helpful. i don't think since you are the newest commissioner you have had the opportunity to sit down with the mayor's budget office. i know president cleaveland, vice president nakajo and i'm not sure about commissioner covington or hardeman have had the opportunity in the past and i know given quorum and meeting regulations, only two commissioners can be part of that, but i would encourage you to attend the meeting. we'll let you know in early march as dir

who is tom hayes? i know his birthday, his dates of employment, and he sounds like a not-nice guy from the out of context text messages we've seen. and jennifer opened my eyes to this guy in a way i really did not expect. it turns out tom hayes was mildly autistic, he is mildly autistic. he has people who are -- he had asperger's syndrome. incredibly socially awkward, completely incapable of maintaining eye contact during a conversation. he had some personal hygiene problems. he was not the type of banker -- he earned a tremendous amount of money, but he was not the kind of guy who was going out to fancy dinners or clubs or things like that. he was known in financial circles, it turned out, for he would go out to kfc, get a bucket of fried chicken, big bottle of orange juice and go home and watch seinfeld reruns. so right away this guy's seeming a lot more interesting than i had expected because you want someone who's not just kind of a cookie cutter caricature of a banker villain. that's so predictabl

david haye accepts retirement could beckonif david haye accepts retirement could beckon if he fails toin may. the fight will take place a year after bellew defeated haye with an 11th round stoppage. the original december date was postponed because ofan injury december date was postponed because of an injury to hey, now 37. it is fairto of an injury to hey, now 37. it is fair to say the careers of both fighters will be on the line when they meet on the 5th of may. he is a fantastic athlete. when you can push your body and do the things he can do, which i am sure are off the richter scale for what they can actually do physically, he will sustain injuries. ijust hope they wrap him up in cotton wool, bubble wrap him up in cotton wool, bubble wrap and everything for this camp. sing him nursery rhymes every night, because i just need sing him nursery rhymes every night, because ijust need him to turn up on the 5th of may. i have got a lot riding on it, simple as that. everything does happen for a reason. i have had more time working with my coach ishmael salas to work certain fight punch, na

the original december date was postponed because of an injury to haye. there was love after theirfight, their was still some mutual respect between the boxers, before the insults came. he‘s a fantastic athlete, when you can push your body and do the things he can do, which i am sure are off the richter scale for what he can actually do physically. he is going to sustain injuries. ijust hope they wrap up in cotton wool, bubble and everything for this camp and sing him nurse —— nursery rhymes. i have a lot riding on this and i‘m eating tissue, simple as that. i have done a lot of work with certain fight combinations. i believe i'm better and i can't wait for people to see it. this time around, i feel like a done a lot more that needs to be done. in terms of my mindset, trying not to focus my energies on animosity but to focus on training, focus, positivity, which are believed get the best out of me. i expect plenty more torque to, before they meet on may the 5th. —— plenty more talking to come. let‘s round—up some of the day‘s other sports stories now and

hayes. we do have within the file and within the memo that was sent to the planning commission some evidence that it was used and informal parking at the time. whether that use was authorized or not, we wouldn't have those records. that would be the planning department. but to the extent that the public paid attention that the property was disposed of through the board of supervisors, up for sale, in 1974, and that was the condition that we found at least in the division of real estate's records. >> were you able to find a notice for sale? >> an it appears that the transaction wasn't -- real estate often sells property to the adjacent property owner, so many times in the city where there is a remainder on parcel, and what happened in this instance was that real estate set a minimum price of $30,000 was the price at the time that they thought the property was worth. and that was the price that it was appraised and comps in the files and the board the of supervisors approved the sale. because

the fight will take place a year after bellew defeated haye with an 11th—round stoppage. date was postponed because of an injury to haye. where there was love after their fight, there was love after their fight, there was still some mutual respect between the boxers, before the insults came. i have given you every credit since the first fight. i always give you credit. you are a fabulous athlete. you have had a great career. but it doesn't matter. it has been and gone. on the fifth of may, you are finished. i promise you that. it will all end on the fifth of may. this time, i feel i have done more than needs to be done in terms of my mindset, trying not to focus my energy on animosity, but on training, focus, positivity. i believe he gets the best out of me. rory mcilroy believes the united states could be even harder to beat in the forthcoming ryder cup than they were in minnesota in 2016. europe lost 17 to 11 in hazeltine and will be out for revenge in paris this september. the northern irishman believes the americans are now looking more long—term in their selection of

thank you. >> chief hayes-white: to continue regarding decision of training as you know, last week we graduated 47 recruits into the fire department in the initial field assignments. we are on track to hire a class of 54 the end of next month. 124 -- comprised of 42 members off the list and 12 from station 49. we do have an entree level class currently in, they began the 29th of january. it's a six week training program and their graduation for march 9th in the afternoon. since the last meeting, proud to promote permanently 10 new members and named 14 new acting assignments. congratulations to those members. had the opportunity on the 25th, police chief, myself, the sheriff met at the department of emergency management on january 25th to provide an eoc policy group briefing to mayor mark farrell to let him know what goes on in large scale emergencies and what his role would be. as mr. corso indicated, we've had budget committee meetings, one january 26th and one last friday and we appreciate the committee members work. many of you were there on the 26th, participated at a career day o

this is on hayes and you see the student commons on the right. another very public, very open space. and this is immediately followed by the lobby, which is, again, shared by everyone. there is no public door, back door, replacement housing, student housing. everyone comes in the front door. to the right, you will see the performance space. to the left off camera here, the cafe. this is the cafe, looking to the northwest. that would be the opera, across the street, davies hall. and it can be full of students for general public use moving through it. as i quickly move up the plans, on level three, this is the first of the two replacement floor plans. you see the area barely on the right. there are three units off of that that are part of the school's use, but the entire u, everything facing the street, are the replacement housing units. they're not units with a lot of light andrew. up to level four, more of the same. replacement housing in the u shape, if you will, going across the three streets, with student housing in the back, looking at the op

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the original december date was postponed because of an injury to haye.

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we have reports an officer has been struck near the area of pierce and hayes. this is the area near the painted ladies at alamo square. a live look from the scene, and preliminary reports indicate a suspect was attempting to break into a car. the officer approached the suspect who then ran over the officer. the officer has been transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. we're going to monitor the situation and we will bring more details as they come in later today at kpix 5 at five. we have a crew on the scene and will have much more at 5:00. have a wonderful day. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. ♪ >> brooke: wait. >> r

i'm chris hayes. the e-mails "will never get out." those are the words that hope hicks the white house communications director allegedly said to the president of the united states about perhaps the single most incriminating piece of evidence in the entire russia collusion

hayes, but was announcer and became a general, became a congressman, governor and president. and he saw the this young man had remarkable organization of ability. so either sort is taking care of supplies. the single most bloody day of battle in our history, he was two miles behind the lines because his job was to provide provisions and he heard about a unit that had gotten caught and trapped essentially in the area of the battle where they couldn't move, they couldn't get out, nobody could get in to help them and they were starving and they have run out of the water. i began very early in the morning they said they hadn't had breakfast. noah's afternoon and they hadn't had lunch. so these troops -- young mckinley concocted the idea was hard tack and some bread and coffee and water and a few other things and getting out wagon to these troops when he had to go into battle to do it. he gives a friend or some other young soldiers to help them build up the wagon and they had out to the surrounding cord. they encountered two officers who say this is ridiculous. you can't do this.

. >> report on current issues, activities, events in the department from chief hayes-white including special events, communication and outreach to government agencies and public and report from operations. chief mark gonzalez on emergency medical services, bureau of fire prevention and investigation and airport division. >> good morning chief. >> good morning president cleaveland, commissioners. happy new year. i hope the holidays went well, congratulations president cleaveland on your retirement and birthday as well. before i start my report, i did want to introduce and welcome our new deputy chief of administration, janine nicholson and as you know, chief ramona williams retired on december 29th and i promoted chief nicholson to her new role, she left battalion one working as a battalion chief, 24 years of service with the department and started downtown january 2nd. she's off to a great start and being well supported by the divisions who report to her. i wanted to give her the opportunity to say hello and she will have her first report on the 24th. >> welcome chief nicholson and c

at the time i was going back and forth to los angeles working on shows with jamie foxx, laura hayes, etc., i stopped all of that and decided to pick up her baton and carry forward her mission. here we are, 20 hours later having made an impact on thousands of lives and "love life" is the official motto of the city of oakland. and we have had some signs put up to remind people that the greatest gift that god gives us is this breath of life, to also honor not just her but anyone's life who has been senseless -- senselessly taken. >> that is fantastic, we appreciate you coming, as i see it, you have done so many things, acting, your comedian, and you produce. how did you end up in this profession? >> it started in san francisco stayed where i was a student in trying to get to the broadcast department. a friend of mine said, let us go to this acting class, i had never acted and i remember i read a cold monologue from raisin in the sun, i was crying and everyone was applauding when i looked up and i just had this feeling to be able to say words and move people and i realized, that is what

hayes and mr. ackman have spoken to each other. i have no reporting yet on that. maybe what greg hayes was talking about was because of a conversation that he had with bill ackman. we just don't know at this point where all of that came from as you're just saying maybe it was, in anticipation of an activist. maybe just trying to be activists from inside or perhaps because of a conversation that happened directly. zpl absolutely i don't haven insight on this either, but i'll make some phone calls once we're done with this conversation and pass along anything i get for sure. but again, this is part of a bigger, broader trend we're seeing throughout the industrial sector this sort of urge to demerge and so united technologies, for at least a year now, i've been hearing from folks on the street that this is a company where breaking apart, at least some of the business, could make a lot of sense >> steve weiss, what do you make of this? >> i think it makes sense. it's not that it, if you look at what they report, about 570 and had a tax charge, so call it 650 or so. th

hayes street was vac -- block of hayes street was evacuated for a time. >>> in martinez two fires in less than 24 hours, the same apartment complex. a view from a contra costa county firefighter's helmet shows crews charging into this building this morning. the first fire started yesterday, burned five units and spread to the attic where the second fire sparked. one firefighter suffered minor injuries. >>> berkeley police went undercover this weekend to catch laptop thieves near the uc campus. officers say four people entered caffe strada, snatched two laptops and ran back to a waiting car. police caught up to the suspects about a mile away, three teens and three adults. they were arrested and both laptops were recovered. >>> the suspected gunman in last week's florida school shooting was in court today. nikolas cruz is accused of killing 17 people. cbs reporter chris martinez says the 19-year-old has a long history of disturbing behavior. >> reporter: nikolas cruz returned to court monday. he kept his head down and did not speak. a troubling picture of the 19- year-old has emerged s

chief joanne hayes white, san francisco fire department. thank you to the government audits and oversight committee. i know supervisor peskin could not be here today. piggy backing, i wanted to applaud you, supervisor tang and supervisor, and president breed, and making sure the residents are served adequately and properly and in our business in the fire department we always look for additional options, redundancy and we feel a measured methodical and comprehensive study took place and we are very pleased to bring this report and our findings before you today. a lot of work went into it. i echo what general manager kelly said about partnerships in 2010 when the awss was transferred to the p.u.c. we have working with the p.u.c. to upgrade the system and saw some vulnerabilities, in the sunset and the richmond district, and we want to focus how we could have additional options built in to protect all areas of the city. and in march of last year, the committee asked both departments to come back with a comprehensive report. i would like to ack

i'm here as the hayes valley neighborhood association. i would like to offer a few thoughts on the retail report, which i thought was rich and useful, as were some of its recommendations. it's worth noting it's a dense city. we have our microbureaucracies that are worth understanding with the national trends. street scrape, it's important to everyone. when retail spaces stay vacancy, everyone loses. the neighborhood does less active street scrapes and great businesses can't get started. i want to speak to one of the challenges. many of the vacancy store fronts, when you think of vacant store fronts being too large. we see this in newer buildings, i can draw out the neiman building. developers want one large tenant, are not impacted when there's no tenant, but it's hard to get tenants in there. sometimes there are also bureaucratic challenges like conditional uses that are required for certain usage above a certain square footage. smaller space are. there's a plant shop in hayes valley that opened up in this incredibly small retail front.

he thinks i hate him. >> ratliff's mother, missy hayes says she will not respond to his angry lettersn at its finest. i know he's hurt. i know he's angry. i know he feels lost and abandoned. and all of that is completely natural. but that doesn't give him the right to be mentally or emotionally abusive to me. i think david has misplaced anger. he doesn't know how to handle what his dad did. he has never dealt with it, because he chose dope to cope. he put himself there. he's the only one that can pull him out of it. i cannot fix this. >> missy still lives in the home where her husband, david sr., fired the shots that forever changed her life. >> well, my mother was killed here. i was shot at the kitchen table. i'm not going to let that take away from my home. he took enough. i love my home. i love coming home to my home. i'm very proud of my home. it's my peace. this is my happy. this is my safety zone. believe it or not. >> you've lost your mother in this horrible way. he almost took your life. but tell me what's the hardest right now and why? >> my son and watching him suffer. my mo

cart are page made that clear in the intervi -- chris hayes interview. how did anybody know about it in the first place? we still don't know. but now it confirmed publicly because they did, as carter page said they would, they took their big shot at it today. they declassified the information about that warrant and what led to it, selectively, so they could take their big shot, so they could finally figure out the highest use they could put that warrant to. they'd use this memo to make the russia investigation go away. poof. they would show that the fisa warrant for carter page was based on the steele dossier. the steele dossier they will say the therefore the source of the whole fbi russia investigation and boom, national consensus, there is no more russia investigation, trump is innocent. >> "the page fisa application also mentions information regarding full owe trump campaign adviser george papadopoulos. the papadopoulos information triggered the opening of an fbi counterintelligence investigation in late july 2016." so that means the dossier wasn't t

carter page made that clear in the chris hayes interview in october. i think also based on the timing this may be what they tried to turn into the trump tower wiretapping thing and devin n nunes. we don't know. it's confirmed public ly, a big shot today. they declassified the information selectively. they take their big shot so they can finally figure out, they used this memo. to make the russia investigation go away, poof. right? they would show that the fisa warrant for carter page was steele dossier they will say was their source of the fbi russia there is no more russia investigation. problem solved. as i mentioned at the top, this plan was under cut. which notes in passing quote, the fisa application mentions information regarding fellow campaign advisor george papadopoul papadopoulos. in late july, it was other intelligence that the fbi had about contacts about the trump campaign and russians. they weren't made up and result in a guilty plea and a cooperating witness. whoops. why did they put that in their big memo? they could put anything in her

hock tan is a disciplined buyer and so we'll see these guys know how to do deals, tom hayes have donegreat deals at tyson i think we are looking at tom horton who'll be joining we'll take any tom we can. if your name is tom, come on up. it is a tom morning. >> a falling demand for the nikkei and samsung is going to slash out on led panels. it is a new day. if cramer is here, we'll go off once again how not to follow those cues >> think about how many times we hear those resources they're seeing weakening demand for the 10 how many times are we listening to that and we see the stock maybe pulled back. what can we believe? we cannot believe those reports anymore. >> you cannot believe that warren buffett is the largest single shareholder that propelled apple shares last week one would say largely because of the ownership of berkshire hathaway it is giup again this morning. technology, sharply it is coming back the last couple of weeks and it is still at 4.7% for the year after being dow for the year, only a little over two weeks ago. >> fairly big, there was a big mover, biotech company

the driver of the car - took off, but then crashed close by here at hayes and buchannan. a woman in a prius was struck, residents say they saw it unfold in front of them. tyler brown, witness. two people got out to escape apprehension, i believe. san francisco police say the undercover plainclothes officer hit by one of the suspects was part of an ongoing operation to help crack down on the escalation of auto thefts in the city. san francisco police say they will look into whether the group is involved in past crimes. robert rueca, sfpd. we do not know their criminal history, we are looking into that. erin. we thought we were being very careful. erin her husband and two friends tell me the suspects stole two pieces of luggage, but the officer was able to save their backpacks. and for that, they have a message to the injured officer. erin. i think we are very grateful to this officer for acting so quickly for us and for the city, and we are very grateful. : (grant) happening now... police are looking for a suspect who allegedly used a stolen suv to ram an alameda county sh

i'm chris hayes. a day after 17 people were fatally shot at a high school in south florida, the president read remarks on a telepromptner which he did not mention gun a single time. the white house didn't hold a daily press briefering which meant reporters did not have a chance to ask questions about how else the president plans to address the shooting, about the statement this morning that appeared to place the blame for the shooting on the people in the community about the latest in a string of massacres that have taken place under the president's watch. reporters also lost the chance to ask about the truly astonishing number of scandals that are currently engulfing this administration. more than a week since the resignation of rob porter whose first wife says did he this to her face while they were married, don mcgahn and yawn kelly have yet to give a full and factual verified account of what they knew about the domestic abuse allegations against port earn when or why the white house initially vouc

i'm chris hayes. look at this headline today from the "washington post," the trump immigration plan could keep white in the u.s. majority for up to five more years. the census currently projects white people will no longer be the majority by 2044. the post finds under trump's plan whites could remain till 2049 buying a precious five years. cha is what donald trump's plan would do keep can the nation as white as possible for as long as possible. the plan is so important for him he is willing to shut down the government if he doesn't get it. >> if we don't change the legislation, if we don't get rid of these hoop holes where kirls are allowed to come into our country and continue to kill, gang members we're just talking about ms-13, there already many gang members we don't even mention, if we don't change it, we'll do a shutdown. it's worth it for our country. i'd love to see a shutdown if we don't get this stuff taken care of. >> let's have a shutdown. love to see a shutdown. love to see it. what the p

the fight will take place a year after bellew defeated haye with an 11th—round stoppage.tain injuries. i hope the wrap him up in cotton wool for this camp and singing silly rhymes every night. ijust need him to turn up on me the fifth. i have a lot riding on it, simple as that. i have had more time working with my coach to work in certain combinations. i believe i will be better. i can't wait for people to see it. this time round, ifeel like a done a lot more that needs to be done. in terms of mindset, i've am not focusing on animosity but positivity. i believe that gets the best out of me. atocha started. -- the talk has started. that‘s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. more for you in sportsday at half past six. let‘s talk about the difficult situation of ireland, where there has been no government and executive for over a year. leading politicians from northern ireland have been meeting the prime minister in a bid to try and get power—sharing talks back on track. the democratic unionist party leader arlene foster sa

i'm chris hayes. the white house can try to put words in his mouth all they want. but the president of the united states himself has made it very clear how he views the domestic abuse allegations against former top aide rob porter. the president tweeted over the weekend, people's lives are being shattered and destroyed by a mere allegation. some are true and some are false. some are old. some are new there is no recovery for someone falsely accused. life and career are gone. is there no such thing any longer as due process? that came a day after the president publicly expressed sympathy for porter, declining to even go so far as to even mention the two women who say porter terrorize and assaulted them. >> hopefully he will have a great career ahead of him. but it was very sad when we heard about it. and certainly he is also very sad. now, he also, as you probably know, he says he is innocent. and i think you have to remember that. he said very strongly yesterday that he is innocent. >> the president's eagerness to take porter at his word could have something to do

many rural utilities have been adversely affected by past regional hayes actions.uring the prior administration epa repeatedly second-guessed states plans including nebraska's 2012 plan and instead impose federal plans that forced the end enforcement of costly controls that went well beyond with the state had demonstrated what was needed. as you know, nebraska is the only one 100% public power state in the country and that means that any cost is incurred by that utility from regulations is passed on to every single one of our citizens. it's very important to me that you get this rule right. can you describe what additional efforts epa is doing to take improve the regional hayes program and the timeline for those actions and how will the epa respect states and make sure that electricity is not made more costly through these unnecessary regulations. >> senator, thank you for the question. i would say to you one of the interesting pieces of information that i discovered upon arriving at the agency was a collection of about 700 or so state implementation plan to have b

the original december date was postponed because of an injury to haye.respect between the boxers, before the insults came. he isa he is a fantastic athlete, when you can push your body to do the things that he can do, which i am sure are off the richter scale for what he can do, physically. he will sustain injuries. ijust hope they wrap him up injuries. ijust hope they wrap him up in cotton wool, bubble wrap and everything for this camp. ancic him nursery rhymes every night. ijust need him to turn up, mate, i'm a of that. i have a lot riding on it, simple as that. everything happens for reasons, i have had a lot of work with my coach and working in certain punch combinations. i believe i will be better and i cannot wait for people to see it. this time around i feel i have done a lot more in terms of what needs to be done. in terms of my mindset, trying to focus energies on animosity but on training, focus, positivity, i believe it gets the best out of me. expect plenty more torque from both of them before may the 5th. still goalless between man united an

hayes. what we have is a pair of his shoes on loan to us from the rutherford b. hayes museum. and the shoes are pretty common shoes. most shoes at this time, while they are considered to be -- were handmade, they are considered to be mass produced. made in factories. you could still have shoes made for you specifically which would be a more comfortable fit. but this is a very common type of shoe. they don't appear to be left or right-footed, though that's becoming less common at this time period as well. here we are with james garfield, the 26th president of the united states. on loan to us from the western reserve historical society in cleveland, ohio, is a dressing gown. now, a dressing gown at this time is not a bath robe, it was a less formal jacket that you would have worn at home around the house, maybe take it off -- take off your formal jacket when you got home from work and put something like this on. one of the things that they allowed in some ways was a lot of men to have a lot more color in their wardrobes, because it was pretty drab most of men's clothing at this