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

henderson! henderson has become their cup hero, the sixth goal in six games, but with spurs burma quality venue a comeback was coming. theirjanuary signing was out to make his name. and he might have rescued their cup hopes today. take on tottenham in the cup and a draw comes with a special prize, rochdale's replay at wembley was four minutes away until this. the referee gives a penalty. now harry kane had been called for, a penalty taker without any sympathy. with that strike the tie looked settled, but deep into stoppage time rochdale tried one more time. would you believe it? and rochdale live again and the wembley dream is still alive. dale dream done in their own way. for this team at goal and a result worth all the effort. it was an amazing game and an amazing event for us. it was a real pleasure. we took the opponents on. we knew how good they were, but we try to take them on. it was sacrificial behaviour at times from the players, but they were all magnificent. we knew having gone i—o bu

henderson: the appointment of janet reno as the attorney general was a sign of hopefulness.c holder was her deputy ag and took responsibility for initially handling her criminal justice portfolio. holder: i appreciate the opportunity to speak with you today, uh, on the important and troubling issue of hate crimes. uh, as you know... henderson: we, among other things, tried to advance, uh, the passage of the hate crimes prevention act, now known as the matthew shepard/james byrd hate crime prevention statute, uh, and so, uh, we were able to work with eric holder, uh, to work with janet reno, uh, to try to advance those concerns, and for that reason, i think he, uh, deserves to be recognized as one of our greatest public servants. [applause] capehart: "one of our greatest public servants." the man who said that, wade henderson, is here in the audience, and public life has been your calling, and now, you started with the department of justice in the public integrity section. holder: the public integrity section is the part of the criminal division that prosecutes, um, official

. >> good evening, director henderson, how are you? >> i'm well. thank you. i got the memo. i will be brief and summarize. there's a lot on here, so let me just staff ort off with. i just have a couple of new updates. my new staff has started finally. it's taken us that long, literally from that day to get them here, and they've started on monday, so i'm very excited about these new five bodies to help with the department. i've also just completed -- i did a 90 day review that you all reviewed earlier. the mayor had asked me to do another 90 day review, a six month review, which i just finished, may i can't remember mark farrell, so i've just completed that, and i'll get those to you, as well. i just finished it, and we submitted our budget just today, and there are a number of changes this our budget, a number of issues needing to be addressed in terms of we all know the work that i've been trying to do in terms of our technology just to catch it back up from the past ten years to be on board with the rest of the city departments, so -- and our budget, there's a number of t

the clerk: department of justice, john henderson -- department of defense, john henderson of south dakota to be an assistant secretary of the air force, michael g. griffin of alabama to be under secretary for research and engineering. william roper of georgia to be an assistant secretary of the air force. phyllis l. bayer of mississippi to be an assistant secretary of the navy. john h. gibson, ii, of texas to be chief management officer. department of energy, lisa gordon-hagerty of virginia to be under secretary for nuclear security. department of defense, kevin fahey of massachusetts to be an assistant secretary. thomas e.ayres of pennsylvania to be general counsel of the department of the air force. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate vote on the nominations en bloc with no intervening actions or debate, that if confirmed, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table en bloc, the president be immediately notified of the senate's action, that no statements be in order, and any statements principled in the record. the presiding officer: without object

haz-mat teams responding to joint base meyer-henderson hall in arlington. also attorney general jeffin sessions announcing justice department decided to investigate allegation of fisa court abuse by obama administration. and special counsel robert mueller moved to drop charges against rick gates, mueller's leniency after gates agreed to cooperate in the manafort probe. only half of the charges again gates however. the special counsel and all of the investigations and congressional committee combined have failed to produce any evidence of collusion, that amounts amongst all those committees and fbi investigations, and special investigation, by superb -- special counsel to just about 7 years of investigation that produced to this point, nothing. president trump making history, kicking off his reelect campaign, 2 1/2 years before 2020 election, making his announcement earlier than any previous president, president trump announcing also he chosen one of most important people in his 2016 presidential campaign. to head up his reelection effort, we'll tell you abo

henderson: that is exactly right.olatility both in japanese stocks and the yen. we have seen a short rally in the yen, a traditional safe heaven of buying. from here, we would expect some degree of consolidation in the yen, as volatility comes off, and as investors refocus on things like yield spreads and evaluations in japan. economic a positive story, as you just heard, mr. kuroda reconfirmed by the bank of japan as the governor, or at least renominated. obviously that has to be approved by parliament. also some interesting picks for deputy governor such as mr. waka tabe, and mr. amamia, those monetaryso just more easing to come, or at least the maintenance of a lot of this monetary policy. that is a pretty positive backdrop for japanese assets and japan as a whole. once the dust settles, certainly my view is that investors will start to take another look at japan . haidi: why do you make of the correlation, when it comes to the yen and equity sentiment. traditionally, we have seen a story where the yen goes up and

myer-henderson outside of washington d.c. three of them taken to local hospital. said to be in stable condition. continue to update you. >>> also breaking tonight cnn is learning new information about the florida school massacre that left 17 people dead. now finding out the teeth todea toll could have been much higher. kayly is in florida for us. we are told he had significant amount of ammunition when he stopped shooting, right? >> reporter: that's right, wolf. we are learning tonight the killer had 180 rounds remaining when he chose to stop shooting. this according to law enforcement officials briefed on the investigation. he fired off about 150 rounds on his way to killing 17 people. we are also learning that the magazines he carried with him, they had swat swaths particular ka edged on them. also leading investigators to believe he wanted to be in a sniper's position. well, i've been told by people within stone maun douglas that window was overlooked the senior parking lot as well as open area walkway and common area that students would funnel through to get t

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a hazmat situation unfolding at joint base myer-henderson hall, close to the pentagon. several being treated. >>> president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner stripped of his temporary top secret security clearance at the white house. kushner's response just in. >>> also tonight, the president's close aide, hope hicks, on capitol hill, and questioned behind closed doors. what we've learned from inside the room. >>> we're tracking a possible nor'easter tonight, set to hit the east coast. and the desperate scene, the flooding across several states. >>> new information tonight, the cdc scientist missing without a trace. what authorities have just revealed. >>> the horror in syria continues. hundreds killed, families and children in government and russian air strikes. tonight, that five-hour cease-fire did not hold. preventing food and medicine from getting in. and our team with the syrian refugees stranded. >>> here at home, the world's largest plane taxiing down an american runway. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy t

, henderson, we knew he was already out, and the players coming in to replace those three lions haves and it's fantastic for them to get their opportunities. it's another blow and wales have dan biggar, leigh halfpenny. and liam williams coming in as well. three out for ireland three and four wales. it was sort of in the balance anyway and you get a sense the irish are slightly nervous about this one, and wales, not that they have nothing to lose but there has been no pressure on them because of the liturgy of injuries they have had. because of where they are at with wales team defeated by the english last time out, dan biggar says this is their cup final and strangely now was the same phrase andy farrell, who is now the ireland defence coach, who said this is our cup final as well. it is clear, wales have not lost to england, no grand slam on offer to them, i'm absolutely convinced ireland bosma goal will be to win the grand slam this time around and they are not worried about bonus points, or taking the championship by points difference. they want to get a twickenham without any lo

chicago's mayor decided he would attend the meeting, a man named carter henderson, a democrat in his fourth term and kind of friendly to labor, so he thought his showing up might be a good thing to do, and he even appointed socialists to his administration. so henderson went and did not see anything wrong, and labor -- and later testified on behalf of the people who were tried for violence at haymarket, saying he had not seen anything that looked like violence. the meeting appeared to be winding down around 10:00 p.m. that is when the mayor left. parsons had also left by 10:00. this is important. one of the anarchists was giving a speech. police surrounded the group, infiltrated it, two detectives claimed to hear the anarchist speaker deliver the lines, throttle it. kill it, stab it, do anything you can to impede its progress. that was nothing that anarchists had not said before. the detectives thought that -- thought bad things were going on. it is not clear what happened, except that somebody threw a bomb, which was a trademark of anarchists supposedly, and the police began firing

we have achieved so much we can do this and if something henderson says we must overcome it. going we're it's uncomfortable global news that matters t.w. made for mines. i want to go into another edition of euro max i'm your host to meghan li the berlin film festival is currently underway so in this vein we have got a movie themed show in store for you today.

that we have achieved so much we can do this and do something henderson says we must overcome it. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters w made for mines. another bottom line in the red bank posts a loss of more than a half a billion euros for twenty seventeen management says the us tax reform and weak market sentiment are to blame but why is the banks still handing out large bonuses also on the program with us tech giant report mostly stellar quarterly figures but is america's tax reform also spelling trouble for alphabet and with super bowl fifty two kicking off on sunday companies and t.v. viewers prepare for a new advertising extravaganza. the state of your business i'm christopher colbert welcome germany's biggest lender bank suffered a third consecutive year of losses and twenty seventeen the bottom line being five hundred twelve million euro zone the red so what is going on there well for one banks got a major image problem just in the past days u.s. authorities find a combined eighty million euros for market manipulation before it had already paid out bill

nick watson of henderson global investors limited.onnie: let's check in on the first word news with courtney donohoe. >> former republican presidential candidate mitt romney has made it official, running for the senate from utah. he says his goal is to serve the people of utah and bring utah values to washington, hoping to replace orrin hatch who is retiring. president trump goes to florida where he says he will meet with some of the greatest people on earth. he will meet with the families of the victims of the parkland, school shooting. withys he is working congress on many fronts but did not give specifics. congress approving a broad immigration deal this year or all but dead. the senate rejected a white house back plan and a bipartisan proposal to deal with 1.8 million young, undocumented immigrants as republicans say there may be an attempt to temporarily keep them from being deported. sentiment in the u.s. unexpectedly rose this month to the second highest level since 2004. according to a university of michigan survey, tax cuts a

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in upper merion by the exon station at south gulph, a crash at henderson road and crash in harleysville at 113 and oak drive. the fire and police are out there helping you around that. wilmington a crash and downed wires closing thompson bridge road. and our accident on the southbound side of 1 in christiana is gone but single digits coming south of 95. and switching issues giving us delays along the airport line and wilmington newark line. we'll check it again fet next half hour. >> thanks matt. >>> still to come a north philadelphia father is now the dad he always wanted to be thanks to a device that einstein doctors implanted in him. ali gorman explains how it works and how it is changing heart patients lives. >>> if you have a history with the philadelphia parking authority now is your chance to smooth things over without emptying your bank account. information on the amnesty program. >>> the next presidential election is more than two and a half years away. but president trump has hired his campaign chief for 2020. he has been chosen to run the re-election campaign and he was the d

james ryan also replaces iain henderson who is out with a hamstring injury and robbie henshaw has been farrell will also make his six nations debut. he has been a project, a long—term project, and i thought he did really well against argentina. we are short on experience. we are up we are short on experience. we are up against the team at our welcoming back three lions while we see three disappear. yes, that is not our deal, but at the same time, if you wa nt to deal, but at the same time, if you want to learn, what better environment than what will be a really light heart atmosphere in the aviva on saturday. eddiejones has madejust one change to his starting 15 for the six nations clash with scotland at murrayfield on saturday. nathan hughes will make his first appearance in this year's competition, while propjoe marler comes in on the bench having missed the opening two wins with suspension. here's our rugby union reporter chrisjones. joe schmidt will be without three irish lions players when his side take on wales on saturday. well, nathan hughes was always going to come back in at

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get over to the hendersons' party, put your keys in a bowl, do the hustle. relax. your uncool parents aren't gonna hang around your party and make it all lame. of course not. hey. i just heard a story about a kid who had an unsupervised party and one of the guests broke his leg because he jumped off the roof onto a trampoline and sued the parents. we have a trampoline. and a roof. i need to know that you're joking. mom, i have everything under control. (laughing) claire, come on! he's a responsible young man! have a little faith in your son.

director henderson, you had a comment that you were going to share? >> i was just going to point out what we were talking about, in that section, section 3, section b, those comments that you were commenting on have been included in this general order under section 2, section c, where we talk specifically about any investigation, attention or arrest procedures where any such instance, either express or implied, if the purpose it for enforcement of federal immigration laws, is restricted. so i just wanted to make sure that we talked about that inclusion, and to thank john eldon from my office who worked on this. >> so now, we have before us, we have a motion and we have a second with reference to the two small word changes. i think at this point, we need to take a vote. >> on the motion to accept department general order 5.15 with the two corrections as stated by commissioner hing, for the purposes of engaging in the meet and confer process with the police officer's association -- [ roll call. ] >> the motion passes, 6-0. >> thank you, everybody. >> th

henderson, ank you, sir, i appreciate that. i'm excited.xcited to have this finally done and over with and -- they found me guilty of major disruptive conduct which i don't understand that but i'm not going to sit there and question it, my out date is the 19th. i'm going to go home so i'm happy. thank you so much. >> take care. >> rest easy. >> how are you doing, sir? are you all right? >> for dean, time in segregation is a small sacrifice for going home as scheduled. ronald wells, however, is facing serious robbery and home invasion charges and could have a long stay here as his case works its way through the courts. >> he is in segregation because of possibly plotting an escape plan. >> i've got to be out there to talk to my mom and relatives and all of that. by me being in the hole, as you can see, like, i can't do none of that, like nothing works in my favor. >> wells problems began when jail officials received a letter claimed to be from a family member warning that wells was planning an escape. when they listen back to the phone call,

myer henderson hall. four people are in the hospital and in stable condition. field tests for the letter came back negative for any harmful substance. officials say the letter contained derogatory language. at times it was unintelligible. it was address today to a commanding officer at the -- addressed to the commanding officer at the base. >>> a federal judge who was once attacked by the president for his mexican heritage has handed down a ruling that could pave the way for mr. trump's border wall. a u.s. district judge, gonzalo curiel, saying they have the authority to waive governmental laws for construction. he said he ignored politics to reach his decision and writes, "in its review of the case, the court cannot and does not consider whether underlying decisions to construct the border barriers are politically wise or prudent." >> the president came under criticism in june, 2016, when he said judge curiel, born in indiana, was biased against him because of curiel's mexican heritage. the president softening his tone in a tweet last night write, "u.s. judge

holloway and was friendly with both. >> tom henderson had nothing to do with forensic investigationnvolved in the case anyway because these were people he knew his whole life long. >> there was really no reason for him to have removed these things from the laboratory. we were arguing that this evidence had in all likelihood been tampered with and quite conceivably that mrs. edwards' blood had been put on the garments. >> it would now be up to judge kinard to rule whether or not elmore deserved a new trial. the decision would take four months to come down. >> we presented all this great evidence. we're very excited. we're stoked. then comes the judge's order and the cover letter said edward lee elmore may well not be guilty, but that will be for an appellate court to find. >> judge kinard had left elmore's fate up to other judges to decide. >> i became literally hysterical, completely sobbing. running, i threw it at john blume. what the hell is the matter with you? >> john blume had assigned elmore's case to diana as an intern. >> i was stunned. i had really expected that he would gr

. >> ironly henderson drive was -- ironically henderson drive was initially built to relieve congestion going into downtown. >>> this week transportation officials are set to vote on a plan to include smaller vessels into the san francisco bay ferry fleet. the ferries could carry up to 60 passengers and provide an alternative to daily car commutes to san francisco. >>> a job training program in san francisco is helping people build new careers while building up the city. city build academy is a 14 week program that provides training and job placement services for city residents interested in construction jobs. they get on the job training as they complete projects around the city. once they do graduate, the program can get them straight into steady union jobs. means som :10:01 (5) >> this is way better than trying to be out there by yourself. this helped me a lot. you know what i'm saying? when somebody reached their arm out to you and you grab it and they really pull you up, that means something. >> the graduates help contractors fulfill their obligation to hire local. the program has

. >>> the fbi investigating after a letter was opened at joint base myer-henderson hall in washingtonith a suspicious substance. law enforcement officials say field tests for the letter came back negative for any harmful substance. officials say the letter contained derogatory language, at times unintelligible, addressed to a commanding officer at the base. investigators looking into what relationship if any the sender had with the base. >>> a federal judge who was once attacked by the president for his mexican heritage has handed down a ruling that could pave the way for mr. trump's border wall. u.s. district judge gonzalo curiel deciding the administration does have the authority to waive certain environmental laws to begin construction. the judge pointing out he ignored politics in making his decision and writes, "in review of this case, the court cannot and does not consider whether underlying decisions to construct the border barriers are politically wise or prudent." >> the president came under criticism in june of 2016 when he said judge curiel, who was born in indiana, was bia

hazmat situation unfolding at joint base meyer henderson hall close to the pentagon.reated. >>> president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner stripped of his temporary top secret security clearance at the white house. kushner's response just in. >>> also tonight, the president's close aide hope hicks on capitol hill and questioned behind closed doors. what we've learned from inside the room. >>> we're tracking a possible nor'easter tonight, set to hit the east coast. and the desperate scene, the flooding across several states. >>> new information tonight, the cdc scientists missing without a trace. what authorities have just revealed. >>> the horror in syria continues, hundreds killed, families and children in government and russian air strikes. tonight, that five-hour cease-fire did not hold.

hazmat situation unfolding at joint base meyer henderson hall close to the pentagon.president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner stripped of his temporary top secret security clearance at the white house. kushner's response just in. >>> also tonight, the president's close aide hope hicks on capitol hill and questioned behind closed doors. what we've learned from inside the room. >>> we're tracking a possible nor'easter tonight, set to hit the east coast. and the desperate scene, the flooding across several states. >>> new information tonight, the cdc scientists missing without a trace. what authorities have just revealed. >>> the horror in syria continues, hundreds killed, families and children in government and russian air strikes. tonight, that five-hour cease-fire did not hold.

james ryan also replaces iain henderson in the pack.est centre this time around. chris farrell will also make his six nations debut. i have been talking to chris farrell for three or four years. i have been talking to chris farrell forthree orfouryears. he has i have been talking to chris farrell for three or four years. he has been a long—term project. but he did really well against argentina. so, yes, we are short on expert —— experience. we welcome back three lions and see three disappear so it is not ideal but at the same time, if you want to learn, what better environment than what will be a really white hot atmosphere on saturday. some of the other stories now. eddie van hoof has been dismissed from his post with british gymnastics. he was initially suspended as men's head national coach towards last year. following a subsequent investigation gymnastics governing body have today said there are irreconcilable differences between the two parties regarding leadership, conduct and the culture of coaching. italy are taking the lead in

. ♪ 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