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>> chief hayes-white: it's rare, but it has happened. not with 54. when i was director of training we had 48, and then i think one time since chief we have had that. i will note forever the optimist, we have, you know, seven weeks is getting deeper into the academy. we do have some members that are, we are really trying to support, a couple of them are -- they are struggling a bit, but hopeful that we'll be able to turn things around. >> commissioner hardeman: i had a, somebody who should have slam dunked the -- all that training and had no demerits and sort of was lackadaisical his first month or so and was up to like three-quarters of the way through and was told hey, with all this talent and everything, you still have to pay attention. so he made it through, that was a few years ago. but it shows that you have to be diligent, not to build up the demerits. >> chief hayes-white: definitely. >> commissioner hardeman: good news, thanks for the report. >> president cleaveland: any other commissioners have questions? station 16 delay, what's the reason?

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it was always going to bea rachel hayes. innings. as the pitch starts to break up, it‘s been really difficult. so the fact that we got runs on the board and we were batting first in the second innings puts us in a really good position. second day then in which the momentum flowed. england can take confidence, but this match remains intriguingly poised. england‘s men have been in action as they warm up for their ashes series. the bowlers really impressed against a cricket australia 11. they could‘ve won it with a day to spare, restricting the invitational side to 70—7 trailing england by 197 runs. chris woakes was the star bowler with four wickets, after jonny bairstow and mark stoneman both made half centuries. there were three games in rugby union‘s anglo welsh cup tonight. at the rec, bath came from behind to beat the defending champions leicester 33—31. bath won it with a late penalty try to go top of their pool. elsewhere, wasps comfortably beat ospreys from the pro 14 and sale fought back to beat saracens. history was m

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did you have -- certainly, chief hayes-white, a comment at the end here. >> chief hayes-white: thank you, president cleaveland. i wanted to echo your sentiment on some of the most important projects we are looking for in our future. i did want to appreciate vice president nakajo, i know you came back from an overseas trip and very impressive, the next day you attended the dive drill and not just one, but both and i know president cleaveland, you were there as well. a couple comments about the dive drill and equipment, the point taken and i'm happy to sit down with you as well as deputy chief of operations regarding some of the equipment, just to remind you we do have work groups and committees and we do task the chair of the committees to submit their needs. i'm not, i don't know exactly if they have recently but certainly during the budget season, this is good timing, and similarly, the deputy chief of operations typically will reach out through his division chiefs to come up with, we don't want to call it a wish list, but items that we need. we can't always fund them, but we try an

program to rip an audience are maryland delegate antonio hayes and senator ben carson's office. finally, i would like to extend an especially warm welcome to senator murkowski who we are now proud to call -- [applause] who we are proud to call one of our own. thank you so much for being here. we are indeed honored to be working with the clinton foundation to bring you today's summit on one of our most important locales problems -- america's opioid epidemic. it is a national crisis which demands involvement from all levels of government, public and private organizations as well as individual citizens. die from., every day, overdose. few years, the death rate has tripled and the

there was going to be an industrial explosion, and hayes knew it. but that is not what mckinley wanted. he carefully preserved the letter but discarded the advice. so he became a lawyer and moved to canton, ohio. he immediately emerges as a civic leader. he was in veterans organizations, the methodist church, everything he seems to join he rose up into leadership positions. he was the president of the chamber of commerce. he was the superintendent of the sunday school at church. on and on. it was not surprising that he, it was well known in his community, when there was a vacancy in the house of representatives, he went for it. brian: how often was he disrupted? did he lose it all while he was there? robert: it was a precarious situation. there was a parity between republicans and democrats in ohio. we talk about gerrymandering today, all of the problems, in those days, if the democrats controlled the legislator, they were going to mess with the district. and that is what happened. in one instance, after his first and second term, in his third term,

the wbc cruiserweight world champion bellew stopped haye back in march.y to go ahead at the o2 arena in march or may next year. the australia rugby union head coach michael cheika is being investigated by the rugby authorities over his conduct and comments made during his side's defeat to england at twickenham on saturday. he reacted angrily to several decisons which went against his side. he was also was involved in an exchange with a supporter just before half—time. but before that, england have arrived in brisbane ahead of the first ashes test with australia which starts on thursday. joe root‘s side hold the urn after victory here two years ago and will be desperate to make a good start, which will be far from easy at the gabba, where the hosts have not lost a test in 27 years. andy swiss is there. welcome to the gabba. behind me, you can see australia's players being put through their paces. this is a hive of activity as they get ready for the first ashes test on thursday. england's players have been taking things a lot of lazy today. earlier, a few o

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news in tokyo.urge in the country's leadership. 11 princes, four current ministers and dozens of former ministers have been detained. crown prince mohammed bin salman is the head of a newly—established anti—corruption committee, and he appears to have sidelined a number of powerful figures. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner reports. saudi arabia has been shaken by two shocks within hours of each other. first, a missile fired by rebels in yemen. they reportedly reached the capital riyadh before they were shot down. this is a big step, they are using ballistic missiles, long—range missiles, likely from iran to put pressure on the saudi arabian government which has been bombarding yemen for years now. next in an unrelated move came the news that several prominent princes including serving ministers had been detained in a sweeping anti—corruption purge led by the crown prince mohammed bin salman. the heir to the throne has been moving fast to consolidate his growing power while spearheading a mod

. >> reporter: some of the potential areas for the program are hayes street in hayes valley, clement street, irving, chestnut in the marina, 24th and bay street in north beach and two sections of howard in soma. the city will pick one or two of those and if it goes well, it could be expanded in many areas, citywide. in order to enforce this, they said the areas will be fenced off, restricted by the app that would take drivers around the area to pick up passengers in the same spots. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix5. >> passengers on two separate planes were shaken up after the planes clipped each other on the taxiway. the faa said it happened last night at jfk in new york. and egypt air plane headed to cairo and touched the left wing of a london bound virgin atlantic flight. the egyptian airplane had to return to the terminal. the virgin atlantic plane had to be told. >> monday marks the first day back to school for northern california students following a shooting rampage in rancho tehama. a six-year-old was shot twice by the gunman, once in the foot and in his right lung s

i'm chris hayes. the white house spent ten days studiously avoiding taking a clear stance on alleged child molester and gop senate candidate roy moore. that changed today. kellyanne conway going on national television to effectively argue the people of alabama should stand with the man accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old. >> doug jones in alabama, folks, don't be fooled. he'll be a vote against tax cuts. he is weak on crime, weak on borders. he is strong on raising your taxes. he is terrible for property owners. and doug jones is a doctor in liberal which is why he is not saying anything and why the media are trying to boost him. >> so vote roy moore? >> i'm telling you, we want the votes in the senate to get this tax bill through. >> but the rnc has withdrawn support for roy moore. mitch mcconnell has withdrawn support. so has the young republicans vote withdrawn support for roy moore. >> and a lot of women. >> right. and you know what? i just want everybody to know, doug jones. nobody ever

hayes told him no.e said you could make more money and be very rich by age 30 or 40 if you went into industrial activity. and there would be an industrial explosion. but that was not what he wanted. preserved theully letter but discarded the advice. he became a lawyer, moved to canton, ohio, which becomes his hometown with sister had been teaching school. he emerges as a civic leader. he was in veterans organizations, he joined the methodist church. everything he seemed to join, he rose up into leadership positions. chamber of commerce, he became the president. the church, he became the superintendent of sunday school. and on and on. surprising that he was well-known in his community. when a vacancy emerged in the house of representatives, he went four and one. >> how may different districts did he serve any and how often was he disrupted gecko did he leave that all? >> he was up areas person. -- it was a precarious situation. redistricting today and gerrymandering and the problems with the supreme cour

katherine brunt trapped hayes and provided a late boost to their hopes of victory. trapped hayes andte boost to their hopes of victorym 01’ boost to their hopes of victorym or is going to be a difficult pitch. particularly in the second innings. there has been slow from the first ball under slow outfield and as the pitch breaks up and turns it will be difficult to score so the fact that we have runs on the board and we will back first in the second innings puts us in a really good position. in the second day the momentum ebbed and flowed. england tank take confidence but the match intriguingly poised. england's men have also been in action, as they warm up for their ashes series, and the bowlers really impressed against a cricket australia 11. they could've won it with a day to spare, restricting the invitational side to 70—7 trailing england by 197 runs. chris woakes was the star with four wickets but there was one forjames anderson who's been named as vice—captain for the first test which starts injust under two weeks time. there were three rugby union games tonight. bath won again

street and hayes valley. street in the inner sunset. there's jonathan bloom with more. >> stand on chestnut street for five minutes and you will see it. >> they can't find where the pick-up is. >> i've been stuck behind it. picking people up or dropping people off. >> so the mayor is proposing special zones for uber and lyft drivers to pick up and drop people off. >> when you see the bikes and the pedestrians walking around the cars, it is dangerous. >> one person says -- >> they'll know where to go every time. >> everything comes at a price. the cost of the drop-off zones will be something that's already scarce. parking. >> and some neighbors doubt it will help. >> i don't think it can be solved. people will always want to double park. >> but the mayor else. >> how many drivers are there on a street at any given time. >> uber and lyft have been blamed for couldn't jegs city wide. >> this is the legal conundrum that we're in. you'll be litigating for a long time. >> so lee wants to coastal it out. the zones m

stephen hayes, seize not president. that's really the response we hear a lot, in the media as well. >> yes. you can't have an erosion of the rule of law by not going after, not investigating serious questions. i think there are serious questions. are some people on the republican side, trump supporters, using this as a distraction from the trump investigation? i think it's apparent and happening all the time. it doesn't mean those questions about what fusion gps was up to, shouldn't be answered it appears robert mueller is looking into this. >> do we know for certain? >> i think there are indications of him looking into tony pedesta and who was funding this. i hope i continues to pursue this. >> tricia, i look at this and how long we have talked about this. we see it's not just about these guys but those guys too. >> yes it's been flipped own it's head there. are a lot of questions about hillary clinton and russia going back sometime. we did a lot of reporting on the quite obvious conflicts of interest between the clint

there's to be no rematch between david haye and tony bellew — for now anyway.on on the 17th of december, has been postponed after haye suffered an arm injury in training. england women's rugby union captain sarah hunter will win her 100th cap when she leads the red roses out against canada tomorrow. the 2014 world cup winner was named world player of the year last year. sussex have appointed jason gillespie as head coach on a three—year deal. the former australia fast bowler guided yorkshire to the county championship in 2014 and 2015. and manchester city defender john stones will be misisng for up to six weeks after picking up a hamstring injury on the weekend. pep guardiola will be without him as city take on feyenoord at home in champions league tomorrow night having quit football, michael owen turned his attention horse racing. and ownership in particular. and now for the first time he will see the other side of the sport, as a jockey, as he competes in his first race. at ascot no less. richard askam joined up with him at his yard in cheshire to find out wh

. >> captain bill hayes leads the division of the los angeles police department that investigates serious sex crimes now including those allegedly committed by weinstein. >> we have at least one investigation at this point in time that appears to be in statute where he is the suspect. >> the revelations about other prominent hollywood names have been keeping hayes department busy. >> we've gotten a significant number in the city of los angeles right now. we have 22 active investigations that are related to this. >> 22 active. >> investigations. >> what we're doing is we're putting the emphasis on those cases first because obviously some of them can fall out of statute. >> 22 cases against a prominent hollywood names? >> there are a number of names that are involved, some of them have more than one victim alleging a crime against them. >> are your investigations telling hollywood predators we're coming for you. >> i believe they're telling any of the predators we're coming tor them. >> since the winstein accusations surfaced in october the lapd received on average at least one call a day a

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in tokyo.seen a major purge in the country's leadership. ii princes, four current ministers and dozens of former ministers have been detained. crown prince mohammed bin salman is the head of a newly—established anti—corruption committee — and he appears to have sidelined a number of powerful figures. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner reports. saudi arabia has been shaken by two shocks within hours of each other. first, missiles were fired by rebels in yemen. they reportedly reached the capital riyadh before they were shot down. this is a big step, they are using ballistic missiles, long—range missiles, likely from iran to put pressure on the saudi arabian government which has been bombarding yemen figures now. next in an unrelated move came the news that several prominent princes including serving ministers had been detained in a sweeping anti—corruption purge led by the crown prince mohammed bin salman. the heir to the throne has been moving fast to consolidate his growing power while s

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from tokyo, rupert wingfield—hayes reports.ne touched down at the yokota air base, just outside tokyo. with a military band playing hail to the chief and a stage flanked by fighter jets, president trump was given a rock—star welcome by 2,000 us troops stationed here injapan. and then, he got to don a military jacket. president trump could have landed at tokyo airport and been met by prime minister shinzo abe. it is significant that instead, for his first stop on his asian tour, he has chosen to land here, at a us military base, and to address us military personnel. got a lot of stuff coming... when he spoke it was of america's overwhelming military might, and — without naming the country directly — this veiled threat to north korea's dictator, kim jong—un. no one, no dictator, no regime and no nation, should underestimate, ever, american resolve. every once in a while in the past, they underestimated us. it was not pleasant for them, was it? it was not pleasant. minutes later, marine 0ne whisked the president to another of his

rupert wingfield hayes reports.ago, on a trip to donald trump is reported to have called the imperial palace and demanded a meeting with the emperor. today he finally got his wish. he also got a much grander welcome than is normal for what is not a state visit. in the baroque courtyard of the palace, he got the full treatment. prime minister abe at his side. but as they met for lunch, the biggest concern for both leaders was north korea anits missiles , two of which have recently flown over japan. mr. abe was asked if he agreed with president trump that it should now start shooting them down. prime minister abe: as far as shooting down missiles, we will shoot them down if necessary, but we will coordinate closely with the united states. rupertat that, mr. trump look spot a way of reducing japan's huge trade surplus with the united states. prident trump: if i could take a piece of the prime minister's answer, he will shoot them out of the sky when he purchases additional military equipment from the united states, he

from tokyo, rupert wingfield—hayes reports.h a military band playing hail to the chief and a stage flanked by fighterjets, president trump was given a rock—star welcome by 2,000 us troops stationed here in japan. and then, he got to don a militaryjacket. president trump could have landed at tokyo airport and been met by prime minister shinzo abe. it is significant that instead, for his first stop on his asian tour, he has chosen to land here, at a us military base, and to address us military personnel. got a lot of stuff coming... when he spoke, it was of america‘s overwhelming military might, and — without naming the country directly — this veiled threat to north korea‘s dictator, kim jong—un. no—one, no dictator, no regime and no nation, should underestimate, ever, american resolve. every once in a while in the past, they underestimated us. it was not pleasant for them, was it? it was not pleasant. minutes later, marine 0ne whisked the president to another of his favourite places — a golf course. there, waiting to welcome him

i'm chris hayes. does the president of the united states believe that roy moore, his party's candidate for u.s. senate in alabama sexually assaulted teenage girls as a district attorney in his 30s? does the united states president believe six women who say moore pursued them during a teenager, one alleging that he violently sexually assaulting her when she was 16 and does he believe roy moore should withdraw from the race? those are the questions awaiting the president on his return from asia. questions that he said he would address when he returned home. the president arrived in washington back home last night and the only news the president made was getting marco rubio to trend on twitter over an incident with a water bottle. and after delivering a book report-style recap of his asia trip, the president proceeded straight for the exits ignoring shouted questions about his stance on roy moore. >> thank you very much. thank you all. >> should roy moore resign, mr. president? do you believe his accuser

in the months after austin royster handled the funeral of his father livolia hayes. the lawsuit accuses the funeral home of accepting an insurance payment of $53,000 for funeral services costing about $5,000 and failing to return the remaining $47,000. >> i don't know if she chooses the family she wants to victimize. i don't know how she does that. maybe because we're out of state and she didn't think we were going to pursue this. or maybe she just thought we were fools. >> reporter: the family says at one point they were issued a check for $47,000 but it bounced. now, someone who answered the phone at the funeral home tonight said there would be no comment on the matter. live in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. >> disturbing. jackie, thank you. >>> take a look at this new surveillance video of an armed ca here on kennelworth avenue saturday. police tell us two suspects approached the victim while he was seated in his suv. you can see one point a gun at the victim, is pointed. and he's forced out of the vehicle. then a second suspect takes the victim's property and

rupert wingfield-hayes, bbc news, south korea. course, we will bring you full coverage of the president's trip to asia on "bbc world news" and online. u.s. soldier bowe bergdahl has been spared prison time, but was dishonorably discharged. he abandoned his post in afghanistan in 2009, endangering fellow troops. bergdahl was captured by the taliban and spent five years in captivity before he was freed in exchange for five taliban detainees. the bbc's barbara plett-usher joined me a short time ago to discuss the case. why did the military court decide to spare him prison time? barbara: the judge did not say why he made the decision he did, but he did choose a more lenient approach than the defense argued for. he said yes, sergeant bergdahl did do a bad thing, but he paid for it dearly, kept captive and was tortured and neglected. also, they said there were mental health conditions that had been a factor. the prosecution said yes, he did suffer, but so did the soldiers in his unit sent out on a hasty, dangerous rescue mission. some w

boys, colonel, hayes shouted. give the sons of bitches hell. ohioans did their best. they poured raking fire into the rebel line, dodging canister in case shot. the deadly work of a battery which had lumbered further up the mountain. early in the fight, a federal slug slams into the hip of samuel garland and he crumpled to the ground, mortally wounded. mccrae dunklin kirkland of the fifth north carolina takes command of garland's brigade and attempts to brace them, demoralized as they were by the loss of their beloved commander. for some time it was a fierce melee, hand-to-hand jacob coxe recalled. bayonet wounds, never a familiar injury during the civil war, became unusually prevalent. for at least an hour the desperate fighting continued, fighting of a variety of both sides would never witnessed during the war. the federals became so desperate that at one point they l pged up twin reprisals. -- arrott rifles that at least double shot of castor at more than 50 yards right into the north carolinians. still they held. only after a stubborn fight to the north carolinian

. >> reporter: the potential areas are hayes street in hayes valley, clement street in the inner richmond, irving, chestnut and 34th in noe valley. bay street in north beach and two sections of howard in soma. the city will pick one or two of these areas and start small and see how it works. it will work in conjunction with the city on the program and drivers will be steered away from some of the areas by the app. specifically, they will be pointed to the sanctioned areas and we will see how it works. anne makovec, kpix5. >> san francisco's board of supervisors will consider changes to marijuana guidelines that include land issues and zones. voter approved proposition 64 will take effect in january, making recreational marijuana legal under california law. >>> time is ticking for victims of the wine country fires to apply for federal disaster assistance. they have until december 11th to register with fema and those affected by the fires can register online, over the phone or in person. the feds said they have received nearly 60,000 registrations related to the north bay fires. so far, 7.5

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, on board the uss ronald reagan, in the sea ofjapan.ublicly for the first time since his shock resignation a week ago. in a tv interview, saad hariri said he quit to alert his country to "the dangers it faces." he stood down while he was in saudi arabia, leading to iran and its lebanese ally, the militant group hezbollah, accusing the saudis of holding him hostage. mr hariri said he would return to lebanon soon. in syria, an aid convoy has reached a rebel held area on the edge of damascus, that is said to be facing a catastrophic humanitarian situation. the convoy is the first to arrive in eastern ghouta for three months and delivered food and medicine for 20,000 people. 400,000 people have been living under siege from government forces for four years. a bbc panorama investigation has uncovered evidence of abuse of the government's student loan system in one of the biggest private colleges in england. each year around 66 million in taxpayer backed maintenance and tuition fee loans goes through greenwich school of management. its degrees

rupert wingfield—hayes reports from the uss ronald reagan.ether off the coast of korea today, three american supercarriers. swooping low over them, a pair of b—i bombers. on the right is the theodore roosevelt. on the left, the nimitz. and, leading them, the ronald reagan. on board, these ships carry more than 200 combat aircraft. the launches and recoveries continue around the clock. we can sustain 24—hour operations for extended periods of time. however, with more than one carrier, that length of time goes out indefinitely, quite frankly, when we get to three. in other words, there is enough combat power here off the coast of korea to go to war. the last time anything like this was seen in the western pacific was ten years ago. here, off the korean peninsula, no—one can really remember. this is a raw expression of america's military muscle, and for president trump, it is a message being sent to pyongyang, that if it doesn't come to the negotiating table, this is potentially what it faces. but, as so often with president trump, the message c