any questions for director henderson? if not, we're ready to move to the next item. >> clerk: item 2 c, commission report, commission president's report, commissioner's report. >> president turman: commissioners, i have no reports. any commissioners? next item. >> clerk: item 2 d, commission announcements, and item scheduled for consideration at future meetings action. >> okay. secr secretary kilshaw, in light of what we have heard, and i will work with you on the date, i would like to, in one meeting, schedule the -- the dgo that commissioner hing is in charge of. i'd also like a report on our preparedness for these ice raids and specific training and information we're going to be giving out to the department. i'd like to hear something about that sooner rather than later. we're going to schedule that sometime in february , but i'll get with you tomorrow for an exact date. anything further? . >> commissioner dejesus: yes. >> president turman: commissioner dejesus. >> commissioner dejesus: so i sat in with the joint commi

director henderson? >> thank you for that excellent input and for this draft. we -- we as commissioners already now already have a draft of this that we have gone through, dpa meaning very thoroughly since july, and so i'm eager, ready, and happy to sit down to move forward to address these differences to try and come to the same page about our interests collectively in moving this forward. >> president turman: thank you, director. i have to tell you that it has been since july, so we do need to move forward on this, so i am proposing a meeting with the dpa and the department on friday of this week, and which i will join so that we can begin some initial work on that. so i'll -- our last -- i will ask both director henderson and his staff, as well as the chief, commander walsh, and his staff to see if we can meet at our -- at my usual early morning meeting time with the chief to see if we can at least start to bang out and talk about some of these issues. because i would like to have this dgo pushed out to the groups and i'd like it to be voted on by the second

imagine exactly the same situation in 1967. >> steven henderson? >> yeah, it's really interesting to hear him describe that so clearly 50 years later, again, like think of how clearly he can recall those things. the one thing he doesn't say is, as heather was saying, is that this was selectively enforced. the police knew about the blind pigs in the city. this was part of the culture. it was part of the teen culture in detroit. and it was true in black detroit, and it was true in white detroit. but the problems and the tension only existed between police and the black community in these things. and this was not, as he points out, the only time they'd done that. and the only time that they had decided to go on and raid a place. but i do think that, you know, that night, there was something about that raid, there was something about the behavior in that raid that probably escalated things faster and to a higher level. it did spill out into the street, as he said, and there were people out there. and that's what becomes the flash point. >> michael is f

in manchester, a company called henderson products needed skilled workers, welders, so they partnered with the community college to establish a program that gives students a head start on learning the skilled trade of welding while still in high school and it delivered henderson the workforce they needed. through the success of this partnership, henderson has hired nearly 30 new welders and for a town of 5,000 people, that has a real impact. that's why i've included $500,000 in my budget to expand this type of work-based learning. we have students from west delaware high school here today. please join me in recognizing them for their outstanding work. [ applause ] i think they're -- we must do everything we can to steer iowans, young and old, to great careers. do that, we'll create a new scholarship for iowans who decide to pursue up to a two-year degree in a high-demand field like nursing, advanced manufacturing or computer science. these scholarships will pay for the students' remaining tuition and are available to iowans of any age, whether they just graduated from high school or a

dick weil, janus henderson group co-ceo. of next, bank of america's code next, bankan -- up vice german. co- -- co-vice chairman. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark live from london, i'm barton with european close minutes away. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. overhaulump's tax drawing praise and warnings from davos. erik schatzker is back with one of the most powerful women in u.s. banking. erik: she is indeed one of the most powerful women in u.s. banking and she's anne finucane of bank of america, vice-chairman. anne: thank you for having me. vonnie made mention of the fact that we've had tax reform, the signature achievement on the economic front of president trump's first year in office. politics and policy are often important to a bank. going into year two of the trump presidency, what are bank of america's policy priorities? anne: we want to actualize what just happened. tax reform as opposed to some other things. the tax reform, we see huge opportunity there for our customers and companies. we want to see what we can do in that rega

i got to see ricky henderson. i was going to say dave henderson.ow that ricky recognized me. >> i'm sure he did. who doesn't, christian. thank you so much. >> he still looks quick, guys. >> he would play if he could. nice job, christian. if you want to check it out, the place to be, 10:00 to 2:00, it's free. autographs, food, talk to the players, the coaches, and we'll have more information. if you don't have enough there, go to ktvu.com. >> sounds good. you guys might be peaking over there. >> frank, why don't you help. i had the opportunity to meet ricky one time at a raiders game. but oakland, we're all oakland. giving you a view outside our doors as we take a peak at the mix of sun and clouds out there this morning. today, different than yesterday. in the way of less fog to start the day, and then for the afternoon, temperatures will be coming up from yesterday by a few degrees. this sent to me. beautiful picture there. half-moon bay. at the old cannery there. if you're at half-moon bay, upper 50s in the forecast, under mostly sunny skies. a lo

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?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 three days, i spent it. >> thank you. >> president tu

looking live at the snow on the schuylkill at henderson road near king of prussia.ow we're in towamencin township, we have a vehicle that slid into a pole but it cleared so moving better now on morris road. lower gwynedd accident on sumneytown pike at dekalb pike. in new jersey this is what it looks like on 42. we've seen that changeover from rain to snow here. that's your northbound traffic coming up from deptford or turnersville. so even now in south jersey it's snowing but the main roads seem mostly wet, matt. >> thanks karen. trish hartman has been counting snowflakes for us and joins us live in whitehall township lehigh county. good morning, trish. >> reporter: good morning, matt. too many to count but they're still falling, those nice big fluffy flakes here in whitehall township, lehigh county. you take a look, a crew just came in and salted the sidewalks. so this sidewalk looks pretty good but you want to be careful as you're walking around but then as we go over to the road you can see it is starting to stick. maybe have an inch here that's laying on top of

thank you we run out of time but i hope you'll come back we really appreciate it professor david henderson a research fellow at the hoover institution thanks for joining us thanks mark. and before we go curry green mountain has announced its intent to buy dr pepper snapple in a deal that would stablished an eleven billion dollar beverage behold with the deal is the most recent part of an effort by j. a d. holding company that's the austrian entity which acquired pure green mountain in two thousand and sixteen and also owns pinera caribou coffee and other related breakfast and lunch and it is to become a major distributor of distributor of beverages in the united states dr pepper has a particularly prominent place in the minds of many americans and was the first carbonated soft drink ever it was invented by a waco texas pharmacist who received a at eight hundred eighty five the name dr may have been used to indicate there were health benefits to drinking it you know the deal was still has to be approved by dr pepper and snapple shareholders but i hope they keep those funny commercials with

gap that we spoke about earlier in the program with ashley banks and now we're joined by dr david henderson a professor and research fellow at the hoover institution professor thanks for joining us as an economist do you think that offhand report that ashley was speaking about it you may have heard earlier but i know you're familiar with it are there from an economic perspective is that sound and accurate findings. some of them are accurate but the reasoning is not sound let me explain the actual report which is over ninety pages long says that world poverty has fallen by half the number in extreme poverty between one thousand nine hundred two thousand and ten and to their credit they say that's a good thing at the same time as they point out wealth inequality has increased elsewhere in the report they say we can't reduce extreme poverty without reducing extreme wealth inequality guess what their own report says we can't we have wealth inequality has gone up and poverty extreme poverty has fallen moreover they say. their way to handle extreme wealth inequality is to take from the wealthiest

and "world magazine" correspondent kim henderson will discuss snap. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> congress returns today to talk -- work on legislation to fund the federal government. 10:00nate returns at eastern. at u.s. house will gavel in noon. follow gavel-to-gavel coverage of the house on c-span and senate coverage on c-span 2. we are also streaming live on c-span.org and on the c-span radio app. >> with landmark cases returning next month for season 2, c-span 's senior history producer share background on the series. >> by popular demand, it is returning. production with us and that national constitution center. they are talking about race, the powers of congress and the constitution, immigration. what we have in season two are 12 landmark supreme court cases that take you through the history of the country and deal with all of these cases that really has something to do with today. with a national constitution center, we had a very long set of cases. only wanted to do was take cases that had a human interes

janet henderson says the chances of a bear market on looking too likely.itting the road to detroit for the annual auto show, inside the books with bayerische motoren werke ag. have a look at what is happening with european equities. 30 minutes away from the end of the session. no trading in the u.s. because of the martin luther king holiday. global stocks, another record today, up by 24%. multiyearcy market, highs for the euro, the pound, highest level since june 23, 2016. it has risen for four straight weeks. cpi data, big brexit events. the eu withdrawal bill returns for debate in the lower chamber of the house of commons tuesday, wednesday, the euro-pound, little changed. it has been stuck in a range of 87 to 90 since september. check out the bond market. yields tipping for the u.k. 10-year, down by a couple basis points. a two month high on friday. 40 basis points since falling to an eight-month low since june, 2017. yields in germany rising up 59 basis points. from 29 basis points in the last month, economic data to watch out for this week, cgi data.

through the success of this partnership, henderson has hired nearly 30 new welders, and for a town of 5,000 people, that has a real impact. that's why i've included 500,000 in my budget to expand this type of work-based learning. we have students from west delaware high school here today. please join me in recognizing them for their outstanding work. [applaus [applause] >> we must do everything we can to steer iowans, young and old to training programs for great careers. to do that will create a new scholarship for iowans who decide to pursue a career in nursing, advanced manufacturing or computer science. these scholarships will pay for the students' remaining tuition and available to iowans of any age, whether they're just graduating from high school or looking for new careers and create a new grant program for people who started a four-year degree, but never finished so people like amy know it's never too late. so if this is your dream, now is the time to chase it. i also want to increase our support for apprenticeships. that's why i've indicated additional $1 million in my budget,

isnie: carmel wellso director of research and portfolio manager at janus henderson investors. we want to get back to the hearing, steve mnuchin speaking before the senate committee on banking, housing and urban development. you can see senator elizabeth warren is questioning him. >> we've created all these grenades and pulled the pins out and threw them into our economy and help blowup the american economic system. at the height of its impact on the financial system, 18 months before the crash, countrywide was a $200 billion bank, which is smaller than some of the banks that would be deregulated by this bill. my question is, why would you be so eager to take these banks off the watchlist to deregulate it and make it easier for them to follow whatever practices they want to follow? mnuchin: i share your concerns about countrywide. there were lots of mistakes that went on there, particularly at the mortgages. entities can be regulated by their primary regulators. this is something that requires bipartisan support. it is up for congress to decide whether they want to raise the li

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staying with golf brooke henderson of canada leads after the first round of the lpga classic in the bahamasar of the field. there are two players in a tie for second place — australia's sarah—jane smith, who briefly led the tournament outright. and luna sobron galmes of spain — who ended the day alongside smith on 4—under—par. one of the shots of the day was this effort from michelle wie. an eagle at the par 5 11th was the highlight on her way to a level par round of 73. she's five shots off the lead. the third and final cricket test between south africa and india resumes later on friday. south africa have already won the series. this match has been exciting despite being low scoring. the indian bowlers dominated in the same way south african bowlers had dominated on the first day. that is a bout all we have time for. don't forget for anything else go to the website. from me and the superb sports team it is bye—bye. hello. friday will be the coldest day of the week but, with lighter winds, most of us seeing some sunshine at some stage of the day. our perception may well be, as we are in bet

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bill gross from janice henderson joins us. we have seen price down, yield up. me cut to the chase, bill gross. are we in a bond bear market? bill: i can we are. i can we have been there for a few months. i think there are a number of althoughor that, tom, i would suggest the bear market is probably a mild one with the 10-year going to 3%. the let's put some of the puzzle. moving higheris from 4%, which is average for the past five years, to about 5%. inflation is moving slightly higher, as the fed noted today. and i think ultimately, you know the treasury, in terms of the budget deficit is per ups and important factor, as well. and many analysts have failed to mention it. the treasury is going to be issuing about $500 billion more, more, this year than they did last year. and that's because the deficit is moving up to close to $1 ,rillion and that's because of you know, basically the fed itself is reducing its balance sheet. and so i wonder who will buy, you know, the current level of bonds relative to what has happened in the past great because in the past cen

. >> you have a quorum and with us tonight is the interim director of police accountability paul henderson and chief of police william scott. >> thank you. ladies and gentlemen, members of the public, welcome to the first meeting of the police commission in 2018, for wednesday january 10th, 2018, meeting of the san francisco police commission meeting. so, to begin with, a little bit of information. yesterday and today i had to have some emergency oral surgery, so i am a little out of it. so i may have to at points turn this meeting over to our vice president. so i apologize if it is at all distracting. looking at the agenda, there are going to be a few changes we have now made note of. first of all i want to say that we have eight very large and very long closed session agenda we need to move. so public comment on all matters and within all categories will be limited to two minutes because of that. also, because i need to participate in this item and i want to do it before i pass out and the ems comes in. i'm going to take item number 2, first, on our agenda. also it is my understanding an

tatum henderson. high school player of the year right there.a, 16-year-old jaden burns who is the team manager, he has down syndrome, but they let him start the game. low and behold, he makes good on his opportunity. beats the defense and bam, hits the switch right there. his teammates are related. all worth checking out on a tuesday night. it is 11 pm and time for more news. >>> coming up next at 11 pm. >> i want to thank my colleagues on the board of supervisors for trusting me with this position. >> san francisco has a new mayor tonight as supervisor mark farrell takes over for acting mayor london breed. >> it is a temporary position as mark farrell becomes the city's so-called caretaker mayor. hello again. >> supervisors voted 6-3 in a surprise to many. life at city hall, we have been a witness to all of tonight's drama. the key here is that london breed is running in june and mark farrell is not. >> reporter: that is right. there was some contentious debate around this point. some people felt that london breed would have the advantage in t

so both directions cents really starting to heat up now this is westbound by henderson road. but still, either direction that you're going you maybe want to factor in couple every extra minutes, especially dip down little deep near the 6:00 . then, sketchy camera shot here but we do have construction, p a welcome center and route 332, that right lane is compromised still out there all morning long and still out there. forty-two, 42 freeway northbound, creek road, if you take that toward 295, this is what you are working with my friend in jersey looking good, but starting to heed levels here as well, do have accident , in accident we are getting reports that involve entrapment, as well, so down at if i pond road, but you can see, green around the area as well. so still traveling around, okay, just heads up if you can avoid the area you certainly want to do so. talking about bridge inspections coming up in a little bit. jim, back over to you. >> well, in case you were under a rock for the past few hours, eagles are headed to superbowl 52. >> it was a dominant performance and hu

city leaders in the las vegas suburb of henderson are moving forward with the plan that allows the raidersor $6 million. that's roughly half the land's appraised value. the city leaders in henderson believed the facility will provide some badly needed jobs in their community. the raiders are set to start playing at their new stadium in las vegas in time for the 2020 season. ♪[ music ] >>> scattered showers throughout the day today but some big developments offshore. coming up, we are talking about some more thunderstorms approaching the bay area in the short term. ♪[ music ] it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? right now our queen c4 mattress is only $1199, save $400. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> new information now and more pictures from that breaking news in west oakland. that's where a bart police officer shot two people late this afternoon. these are live pictures from skyfox. the shooting happened shortly before 5 p.m.

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. >>> city officials in the las vegas suburb in henderson are moving ahead with the plan to let the raiders buy 55 acres, that's half of the value, they're buying it for $66 million. they need it for badly needed jobs for their community. they're going to play at their new stadium in las vegas at 2020. >>> and coming up, what we're finding out from investigators concerning an officer-involved shooting near a bart station. >>> and we have a couple of bart delays to tell you about, nothing major, this is a look at 80 westbound as you head out to the maze. >> overnight rain was good, south of the golden gate and to the north. we'll talk about that and fog and when the next system is due. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january 31st, so don't miss out. because

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