henderson is expecting you. go right on in. >> we still have a date for lunch coming up soon. >> your place or mine? that man is so obnoxious. >> if he is of noxious, why do you come onto him like that? as a matter of fact, why do you do that with every man that walks through the door? you are really just asking for it. >> i know, but i don't have any choice. mr. henderson thinks this is what makes a good receptionist. i can't take it anymore. i'd like to be treated with respect for a change. >> the modern workplace is a breeding ground for sexual harassment. it is obvious she is in a difficult situation with this overbearing salesman. but matters can get even worse when the harasser is an important customer. >> great, i will add up the order right now. i need to ask you a couple of questions. >> you are very thorough. have i ever told you i like that? >> yes, several times. when will you need this? >> i always need it. as for this, we from today will -- a week from today will do >> where would you like it shipp

henderson thinks this is what makes a good receptionist. i am just about to the point where i can't take it anymore. i'd like to be treated with respect for a change. announcer: the competitive environment of the modern day business world is a breeding ground for sexual harassment. it is obvious she is in a difficult situation with this overbearing salesman. but matters can get even worse when the harasser is an important customer, whose power lies in the economic influence he has with your company. >> great, i will add up the order right now. >> i need to ask you a couple of questions. >> very thorough. have i ever told you that i like that in a man? >> yes, several times. now when will you need this? , >> i always need it. but as for this, a week from today will do. >> where you like it shipped? >> how about my place? i could meet you there tonight about 7:00. ,announcer: perhaps some of these dramatizations may strike you as just harmless fun. maybe you even said some of these things yourself, thinking they were perfectly innocent. and m

and might bite wins the day's feature race, the king george the sixth, to give trainer nicky henderson at kempton. hello and welcome to sportsday. what a year it's been for harry kane, his hattrick helping tottenham hotspur thrash southampton 5—2 at wembley today. and it sees the spurs striker breaking records both at home and across europe. our sports correspondent natalie pirks was watching. boxing day is a time when most struggle to move from our sofas, but there was no such christmas slump for harry kane. when danny rose was fouled just outside the box, christian eriksen‘s ensuing free kick landed plumb on harry's head. here goes eriksen. it's in! alan shearer‘s premier league goals record had stood for 22 years. kane was engulfed as his achievements sunk in. but the game was yet young, and there was another record for the taking. lionel messi has scored 5a goals for club and country this year. one more would take kane to 55. and kane! beautiful from tottenham. dele to son to kane for the tap—in. teamwork makes the dream work. spurs were 4—1 up before kane put the cherry on the ici

i think for democrats in how to succeed in trump-friendly territory and by representative philip henderson, south carolina's state representative from the greenville area, and last but not least somebody who i'm sure most of you know if you are watching cable news, amy walter the national editor of the cook political report. amy, let me start with you. reading the "new york times" yesterday -- >> there we go. it's like they stole your thunder. >> i saw that anita dunn, who served as communications direct ar for president obama, was quoted in a piece about the upsurge of women. >> right. >> particularly running in democratic primaries. her response, when asked about this, was to proclaim 2017, and i think 2018, quote, the year of the woman. >> yeah. >> is she getting ahead of herself as far as the midterm elections are concerned or can we really prepare for an influx of female office holders? >> thank you eliana, thank you for being here, for inviting me. it is nice. it's not very often that i sit on a stage and look out to a sea of women. usually, the faces are -- [ applause ] -- how often

henderson. >> thank you, supervisors. i have somebody proctoring the final exam, in case anybody's wondering. thank you, supervisor breed. thank you, supervisor kim. thank you, supervisor peskin for shuttling during this long appeal process. thank you sa maen that for all of your help on this. many people have come speak in support of both the appeal that i filed against 1 oak back in july and also in favor of interim controls on the parking. gail baw and others cannot be present this afternoon. but are in support of the interim controls as you've heard multiple times. as you heard from mr. thornly and leavitt, more cars in the hub is going to be unworkable. it is going to be a major problem. from my perspective, i've been long advocating for zero parking in places like the hub. that is preferred but it is also good public policy. however, we have to realize that there are give and take process. here we are. we need to do these interim controls so it is my understanding that this is the best we can get done to get through

that's it. >> president turman: commissioners, any questions for director henderson?ommissioner dejesus i just wanted to say, we talked about the training fund, it's a little bit low for your investigators, and so i'm wondering if you can just speak to that. >> sure. it's one of my top priorities. the training budget allocated for the department is $4,000. that's about three books these days. and the work that the investigators need to do, the work that the lawyers need to do, the work that our policy people need to do really means that they have to be exposed to a broad number of current topics in order for us to follow and define best practices, so one at the very top of my list of priorities, when i meet with the budget team, and i start meeting with them next week, is to address the training budget. up to now, we've been addressing that by having and making calls, and having friends coming to do the training, but that's going to run out, and i'm going to need funding to get the training going. i'll keep you upgadated, but ie already spent my $4,000. in the first t

a road obstruction at henderson. >>> staying safe in the sky. a new, high-tech system will give tsa agents a 3d peek inside each and every passenger's bag. the details. >>> plus, home for the holidays. the haeartwarming soldier surprise. >>> with record holiday travel expected, the tsa is testing new baggage-screening technology for a 2018 rollout. the devices will give airport screeners a detailed 3d image of what's insides your carry-on bags. congress demanded the tsa come up with the new technology after undercover tests earlier this year failed to detect smuggled weapons and mock explosives. experts say the new screeners similar to the ones that examine checked luggage will allow air travelers to leave liquids in their carry-ons. >>> a kindergartner in chester county looks her early christmas -- really likes her early christmas present. let me show you what she got -- her brother, who's serving in the military. [ cheers ] little jayla's brother called it christmas magic. her brother is in the army and yesterday came back to surprise jayla an

come in a little bit early ashtian henderson dice que es ninera de varios alumnos de la primaria dea escuela pero hoy tuvo que llegar desde temprano. y opino que el distrito escolar hizo lo correcto nats las escuelas reabriaran el jueves. mientras tanto, se continuara con las labores de limpieza en las aulas y hasta los autobuses escolares. el superintendente agrego que estos dos dias que los ninos no fueron a clase no tendran que ser repuestos al final del ano ---para muchas madres se les dificulta dar pecho y econmicamente les es cuesta arriba, pues cada 3 o 4 onzas tiene un costo de 15 dlares .. sin embargo, cada vez ms, surgen sitios en lnea donde se puede conseguir de manera gratuita, ya que madres lactantes donan este importante lquido para ayudar a mujeres a alimentar a sus pequeÑos, pero los expertos sugieren investigar estos bancos de leche y verificar si las donantes han sido examinadas... --un nuevo estudio realizado por la universidad de "british columbia" en canad... revel que las personas con situaciones complicadas en sus vidas sociales pueden encontrar un alivio en l

henderson, i think, is supportive. i don't want to put words in his mouth and he has another week to weigh in with all of us. but is supportive of the item with the amendment that i introduced on supervisor kim's behalf. and he said i can say that. so i did. >> ok. with that, we have a motion to -- supervisor breed, sorry. >> thank you. i just wanted to thank everyone for coming out and also many of the folks who we work with on the issues around the appeal for one oak, members of the hayes valley association, including the president gail bau and i know jason henderson wasn't able to make it today. but i just wanted to express exactly my understanding of -- and feeling of exactly why i i know the community is against parking. i know. people think, well, why -- why is parking such a big deal? and why are we putting parking above housing and that's not the case. i think the bigger issue here is we have an area that clearly is going to have thousands of additional units, an area that is already congested and the point of

henderson. >> thank you, supervisors. i have somebody

the 20th seed beat scot john henderson 4 sets to one this afternoon.afael nadal‘s ongoing knee injury has forced him to pull out of the brisbane international, the traditional warm up event for the australian open. roger federer does not have any injury worries and has been enjoying sun, sand and sea in melbourne. he is staying typically grounded. expectations are higher, but i try to remind myself, i don't think it's normal and realistic to aim for the same things i did this year. i will try to keep it cool, try my best and we will see what happens, but preparation has been good so far. we will see how things go in perth. that's it from us. you can listen to commentary on crystal palace against arsenal on radio five live, and test match special is on this evening. is i will be back with more sport throughout the evening, but now it is time for meet the author. vera stanhope rides again. the seagulll is the eighth book by ann cleeves featuring her slightly scruffy, determined but very warm detective inspector, who's drawn into a mystery touching rather

. >> 87-year-old marian henderson retired civilian employee also had this to say. >> there is so manyu can't find nowhere to sit. >> mayor muriel bowser was the featured speaker today. of course, as mayor bowser planned to come here and have a nice chat with the seniors, some of them here have other ideas. >> the city owned facility is popular, over a thousand members they need more space they say. >> what about the city owned land right next door? >> it doesn't get too overcrowded. >> toppings pand the center and decrease parking. >> d.c. is at 12% now and is projected to soar in the coming years. >> there is no parking if we had a triage nurse on site. >> mayor heard from the marian henderson. jonathan: ri day after interstate 26 tolls spiked to $40, the lawmakers demand immediate changes for the new express route. >> a bridge shut down after the garbage truck crash. the interstate that could seal the brunt of the fallout. >> out of control fire destroys homes and buildings and shutting down interstate and the fight to turn the tide. >> now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. >> as w

nia malika henderson is in for john king. >>> a rallying cry from president trump. >> we need somebody in that senate seat who will vote for our make america great again agenda. >> what alabama voters are saying in the final push from both parties. >>> and revealing documents in the russia probe. e-mails between two former trump campaign advisers now in the hands of prosecutors. >>> plus, harassment allegations consume the hill. three members of congress, gone. >> i know in my heart that nothing i have done as a senator has brought dishonor on this institution. >> the resignations and the reverberations beyond washington. "inside politics" is sourced by the best reporters, now. welcome to "inside politics." i'm nia-malika henderson in for john king. it's the final countdown in alabama's u.s. senate race. in two days voters go to the polls to decide between invaluable candidate roy moore and his opponent doug jones. moore is accused by multiple women of sexual relationships with teenager girls while in his 30s. but controversies didn't stop president trump from fully embracing moore. he

involving the lions batsman, then ducat, who has been suspended after tipping a drink overjimmy henderson'sthat, joe root was in up the mood when he spoke earlier on. he says he believes england can still find a way back into the series. it is an opportunity to create history. it is a real chance to flip the dynamics of this series on its head. and if we come away 2—1 from this game, and it does blow the series wide open. well, as for australia, they still have one selection issue to resolve, batsman peter handscomb's place is under threat. he could be replaced bya under threat. he could be replaced by a allrounder mitchell marsh, rather of shaun marsh. that would give australia another bowling option as well. —— rubber. they have an incredible record at this ground. they have not lost a test match at the waca since 1978, but even so, theircaptain, the waca since 1978, but even so, their captain, steve smith, says his tea m their captain, steve smith, says his team are taking nothing for granted. england are a very good side, and no doubt they are going to come back really ha rd doubt they

. >> reporter: former deputy chief of staff paul henderson says lee was a beloved boss. >> we are a better city because of ed lee and his leadership. we are better employees. >> reporter: bouquets filled city hall. mourners signed condolence books. when it was time for his final exit, a small diverse group reluctantly saw him off. >> he's the first chinese mayor in san francisco, and i really respect him. actually today i feel, like, sad. >> reporter: jean ellie, nbc bay area news. >> tomorrow is the celebration of life memorial service. it is open to the public. stay with us for continuing coverage. we will air the service tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 right here on nbc bay area, as well as on cozy tv. we will also be leave streaming it on nbc bay area.com. you can follow nbc bay area on twitter for other updates. >>> all lanes are re-open this morning following a deadly crash in the trivalley around 8:30 last night in the dublin/pleasanton area. one person was killed. they shut down all lanes in the area for nearly three hours to investigate. >>> three are behind bars but one remains on the

. >> marlena henderson says employees racially profiled her teenage son, kicked him out of the store and defended their actions saying he was aggressive. and used other terms that stereotype young black boys. this happened back on december 21st. the 13-year-old stopped into the whole foods near lake merit to buy his mother a christmas gift. she says he made the honest mistake of taking his basket into the rest boom. >> the two men in polo shirts came in after him. and yelled at him. accused him of stealing. i was horrified because -- he was just frying, he was frying to be independent, responsible. he was shopping for gifts. trying to be generous. >> marlena posted detailed account of the incident on social media which has been shared hundreds of times. some people are threatening to boycott whole foods. she hopes this leads to change. >> they need to apologize to my son. i think they also need to have some sort of training with their management. >> whole foods released a statement saying the company has zero tolerance for discrimination. it also says, we conducted a full investigati

bill gross of janice henderson. we're breaking news. scarlet: planning to sell of consumer business. according to bloomberg reporting, it does expect to get nonbinding bids for the unit early next year companies glaxo, and&j, nestle. they're all working with financial advisors as they consider making an offer for pfizer's consumer arms business. haven't moved really much on the headline, but any further details, we will bring them to you. coming up, a bloomberg exclusive. by banker says tax reform threatens the diversity of new york city. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets." julia: it is now time for a bloomberg exclusive. ken motz spoke to our very own eric about the effects of the gop bill, the tax overhaul bill on the american economy. listen and. >> i do think it is very important for american companies to get this tax rate down. let us start with that. if you were running the u.s. as a business and you wanted to be competitive, you have to lower the tax rate from 35% down to something in the low 20's, just to

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. ♪ so, here i am in reflection bay in henderson, nevada, a place that went from riches to rags and nowack to riches, one of the greatest stories of redevelopment and resurgence in america. this entire area five years ago was ground zero of the real-estate crisis in america, and today it is an american success story. ♪ lake las vegas is a beautiful, 328-acre lake that was actually man-made. it was a massive project spanning decades, creating the lake, the golf courses, hotels, and luxury communities in the middle of the vegas desert. but when the recession hit, the area was devastated. >> this was the kind of situation that's very rare -- to have a 300-acre lake and have all these residential areas around it, with the hotels and golf, but when the economy changed, people walked away, not just in las vegas, but at lake las vegas. >> the golf course dried up, and property values -- they just plummeted. >> you went from $500 a square foot to $120 a square foot for homes. it's hard to even realize how bad this looked five, six years ago. in 2008, the golf course was closing. there were weed