sorry -- director henderson. any comments, questions for director henderson? no? okay. hearing none, let's move to the next item, please. [agenda item read]. >> president turman: well, as commissioner mazzucco has said, today is my last day with the police commission, and this is -- the kind of work we do here, i guess you can never say, my work is done because there is plenty to always do. but it's been seven years. i'm proud to have had the opportunity to serve with such talented, intelligent commissioners. out of all those list of priorities -- high ranking officials that commissioner mazzucco named in his remarks, i want to tell you that susie loftus, who was my friend and in whose foot steps i followed was probably the most instrument in helping me learn how to do this job. and this has been good work. i'm proud of the san francisco police department. i'm proud of its leadership and its chief. i'm proud of the department of police accountability. every day, they strive to make transparency and public interface, and the work we do even more accessible to the city an

. >> rr: meet charles henderson, ibm security. hmajor teams hire company to try to break in. >> we get to be the criminals forda a >> reporter: how much fun is your job? >> i have the best job in the world. >>ter: they hunt for open doors in the company's network sometimes slipping past building security to hack from inside. the secret to getting in, he says, carry a box of donuts. >> the donuts were so disstrasetng because, face it, everyone loves donuts. he was able to use a conferencet room at t point to attack the company from inside. >> reporter: to crack passwords the team built a special machine called crack it. >> the criminals use simil hardware to crack passwords as well. >> reporter: he says it can break any password up to 14 t minuters long in j >> it uses an array of video cards that are very good at the specific type of math and goesu th every possible rrmutation. orter: most people still resort to basic passwords like these used by employees at a major video company and these by a manufacturing business. check out h

john henderson, bbc spotlight, sidmouth.time in parks, are saving the nhs111 million pounds a year. the charity, fields in trust, protects around two—thousand—seven—hundred green spaces in the uk, and says people who frequently visit parks are less likely to visit their gp. simonjones reports. park life, somewhere to unwind, breathe, run, play, but there are fears cash—strapped councils could increasingly give up their green spaces in favour of development. i think being in the park gives you a chance to be out in the open, it makes you feel calm and relaxed. first time i have been to a park in a year. what do you think? it's really nice. it is nice to come out from a hectic life. it is nice to be out of hospital and escape. you might think it is not exactly rocket science to say that coming to a park, enjoying the greenery, getting away from it all, is going to leave you feeling better both physically and mentally, but now experts are trying to put an actual value on it. the charity fields in trust is using methodology appr

he is married to violet henderson with whom he has, yes, one daughter. fascinating!ly, this royal wedding, you don't need any of these to stay in the know. this is who's who. it's a website for phones and desktops that uses artificial intelligence to automatically recognise all of those royal wedding guests. from the famous to the more obscure, each guest's face is tagged with their name and some background info. plus, the tool lets you skip around to watch your favourite guests arrive. built by data company greymeta and broadcast by sky news, it's the first time they have used facial recognition for a live broadcast. who's who, our royal wedding project, was an opportunity to use machine learning and artificial intelligence to find a different way of telling a story. we knew that with celebrities, viewers would be able to identify them without the software. we also knew there were large numbers of members of the royal family, particularly the extended royal family, who, while public and therefore we would be able to identify them, wouldn't necessarily be obvious to

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>> that is correct. >> next-door the hendersons agree, not in my backyard. >> whoever made it legal needs to change the thought process a little bit and possibly take another look at that. >> can anyone just open up a manhole and dumb stuff in that? >> know they need a permit from us. even with the permit 2 investigates found other companies are accused of potential problems. different company is reported for spilling on the same street it's only a few feet away from this area where stormwater flows right into the bay. >> it's gross i think about my shoes. since we started to ask questions the sanitary district sent this letter to the septic tank truck companies complaining that they are concerned by recent concerns with recent spills and they may have to take steps. the neighbors say it is too late. >> does it make you want to move? >> i asked the general manager, he said it is important that the wastewater goes to the proper place and that manhole is the pipe that's able to carry all of that sewage to the treatment plant. there is a chance they could have an inspector present. >> it is

he was picked ahead of spurs team—mate eric dier and liverpool'sjordan henderson who've both worn theecently. kane says he will try to change the mentality of the side going into the tournament. we area we are a bit afraid to say we want to wind because we are afraid of the reaction of maybe the media or the fa ns reaction of maybe the media or the fans will stop so maybe that has made the players go into a bit of a shell, whereas what i am try to say is look, we are not afraid to say we wa nt to is look, we are not afraid to say we want to win it. because every country want to win it. because every cou ntry wa nts to want to win it. because every country wants to win it. so we have to be brave, we have to take that on the chin. in the group stage or it is the same. if you don't win the world cup. that is what we have got to try to discuss that players, just to try to discuss that players, just to have no fear. west ham now have one of the world's "most respected" football coaches, according to the club's chairman david sullivan. manuel pellegrini has signed a three—year deal at the l

there are crops up the hill, one reason beth henderson has second thoughts about voting for presidentagriculture business, so yeah, tariffs is a big deal. >> it's much more than policy. >> i don't like his outbursts and his inappropriateness with the public and his scruples. >> what's scruples mean? >> his values and how he's so blase about some of his behaviors. it just doesn't bother him. >> what hasn't changed is her sense that washington needs big change. her husband recently joined the senate race but it got too expensive. the hendersons now support another outsider: businessman mike braun. >> i just think it's time again to get someone else in there, new blood. >> braun's two opponents are republican congressman, cardboard cutouts to him in this primary of gimmicks and insults. >> i've been a lifetime businessman, conservative. >> he's neutral in the senate primary but he is the litmus test. >> i ask you to be a pro-trump conservative fighter to the united states senate. >> he now says he would be the most reliable vote for building the border wall and confronting sanctuary citi

.>> the sewer connects to the treatment plant and neighbors like robert henderson say that his family is sick of the smell. >> my kids are here playing and i am doing things with my family and they are pumping raw sewage into the ground 10 feet away from me. >> so that is legal? what would you say to people who are upset with the smell and do not like that? >> again, for that particular site we did not hear anything.>> it is not pleasant. >> >> jason right says he has been complaining for years. >> records show in 2015 jason called several times about the reoccurring dumping and a smelly mess. the company was issued a warning letter to clean up its act. >> it is a sidewalk. >> the sanitary district assigned this manhole to two septic tank companies each of them paid $1000 for a year-long permit and are charged five cents per gallon of whatever is dumped. >> usually we dump it. >> the program started in 2015 last year bringing in $20,000 for the sanitary district. dumping is only supposed to happen monday through friday between 9:00 and 3:00 but neighbors say the trucks pull up any tim

jordan henderson, another contender for the captaincy. alli, jesse lingard, and ruben loftus—cheek of crystal palace. last season, chelsea here is parent club. there are also five players named on stand—by, including adam lallana, who is perhaps the shock claim to miss out on the 23. it is very green when you think about what they could become —— they could be coming up against. you mentioned trent alexander—arnold, he has no caps at all, or you look at ruben loftus—cheek, with no caps. but those players stand up for what they have done this season. trent alexander—arnold, 19 years old, an old head on young shoulders. as shown for liverpool this season. he starred in the quarterfinal. then in the semifinal against roma, home and away. we has not played a single game for england, never been in the squad before. he has come through the youth levels and train them. ruben loftus—cheek, 22 years old, he started at wembley in november. he was named man of the match. we had a speu was named man of the match. we had a spell of injury and returned

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the unpretentious brainchild of margot henderson and her business partner, melanie arnold.>> margot: ten years. >> anthony: oh my god. >> margot: ten years, where have you been? >> anthony: i can't believe -- i know, what is wrong with me? you were a chef before fergus, yes? >> margot: yeah, well i started cooking in restaurants when i was 12. >> anthony: yeah. >> margot: but this is fergus, peas in their pods. we met when i was working at the eagle and i said straight away to him we should open a restaurant together and he said, "well, that's a good idea, but let's be lovers as well." which i always thought was quite good. and then we had a restaurant. the whole area has changed around here. it's very shoreditch, groovy guys on little motorbikes with the handle bars. >> anthony: what was the neighborhood like before? >> margot: quite a large bengali community. before that it was quite a strong jewish community, but then they moved out, next group would move in. it was a poor area, a lot of people working in the fabric clothing industries. the bandstand in the middle is all

murillo williams henderson who died in 2015. you can watch witness every once in the bbc news channel or catch up on all our films well with more than 1000 radio programmes in our online archive of. just go to bbc .co .uk/ witness. in 1987 the world was in fear of a deadly new disease which seemed to target gay men. news headlines created hysteria which suggested hiv and aids could be picked up from casual contact. it tookjust one photograph with the world's most famous woman, diana, princess of wales to change that. jono rather was a nurse and britain's first purpose built aids ward. for everybody affected by hiv around the world it was a major coup. it was amazing. officially she wasjust opening the first aids ward but more significant lady she demonstrated to staff and patients the confidence that aids cannot be contracted by casual contact. people were frightened, really frightened. because we did not really know what it was to begin with. there was of aids phobia and homophobia. the media were unkind, particularly the table

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jordan henderson can becomejust the fifth liverpool captain to lift the european cup following in theps of emlyn hughes, phil thompson, graeme souness and steven gerrard. but as far as famous faces go, it's hard to look beyond mo salah and cristiano ronaldo who could both have the defining say in the destination of the trophy later. hugh woozencroft is in kiev. and hugh it's a match which between two teams with real european pedigree? it is all set up beautifully is annette? —— isn't it? it is all set up beautifully is annette? -- isn't it? set up wonderfully here a little over an hour's time, we will see two of european football league going head to head, firstly liverpool with five european cup wins to its name. many of the team have not played in a match like this but the last time in 2005 it was all about destiny, the great comeback win in a stumble and many people think he ever say tonight could go very similar way. but standing in the way is real madrid, who won the cup on 12 occasions. chasing a slice of history, a unprecedented third champions league title in a row. it could b

jordan henderson can becomejust the fifth liverpool captain to lift the european cup following in thephil thompson, graeme souness and steven gerrard. but as far as famous faces go, it's hard to look beyond mo salah and cristiano ronaldo who could both have the defining say in the destination of the trophy later. hugh woozencroft is in kiev. and hugh you have tonight's team news. indeed. you join me in a far acquired or part of town now because eve ryo ne acquired or part of town now because everyone has filled inside the olympic stadium just before kick—off waiting for a glimpse of what could bea waiting for a glimpse of what could be a classic match and the teams are now out for liverpool and as we expect the only? for them —— the only question for them as if he can shake off an injury. the midfielder is on the bench and has not played since september, and that may be a surprise for fans of liverpool. he may have an impact towards the end of the game especially if milner has not shaken off the injury. a big question of real madrid's starting 11, question of real madrid's starting ii

, it is william guy vestey, the eldest son of single and cecilia vestey, he is married to violet henderson fascinating. and fortunately this royal wedding, you do not need any of these to stay in the know. this is who's who, it isa in the know. this is who's who, it is a website for phones and desktops that uses artificial intelligence automatically recognise all of those royal wedding guest. from the famous to the more obscure, each guest face is take with their name and some background info. plus the tool was used to run the watch your favourite guest arrived. but by day the company grey matter, and broadcast by sky news, it is the first and they have used facial recognition for a live broadcast. who's who, the royal wedding project, was an opportunity to use artificial intelligence to find a different way of telling a story. we knew that with celebrities who was would be able to identify them without the softwa re able to identify them without the software and the velage members of the royal family particularly the extended royal family who were public and therefore would be able to ide

. >> arkansas we have hutchinson against jared henderson and at the same time let's bring up donald trump'sweet about the arkansas governor race, the great governor of arkansas is in the primary tomorrow, has done an internal job focusing on lower taxes and goes on talking about military veterans. >> nothing better in the republican primary than getting a tweet from donald trump before it happens. you have seen in general elections in the general election survey, it is up by 40 points over his democratic opponent so that is one where hutchinson has done a great job tying to the president it has a good record as governor, he will be successful. >> donald trump won by 60%. moving to kentucky were donald trump won by 62%. >> a lot of people watching in kentucky, central kentucky and you have that race, if you look at andy barr, she should be good in the general election the democrats are excited about their two candidates, jim gray, mayor of lexington and amy mcgrath, they have been getting negative after each other over the last week. >> republicans don't want to lose control of the house or

the starting 11, the same team as last year, just an indication of the task facing them. jordan hendersoniverpool underjurgen klopp in 2016 in the europa league final main characters are positive, that they could that evening and use it as an experienced and they can get a little slice of redemption in the match tonight. nor gareth bale is a big talking point, he may or may not start the match tonight coming he has had huge success since going to real madrid that this season has not been his best. zinedine zidane saying he could get a starting berth. we shall see the teams and a couple of hours but we know that when the match kicks off weeks late an exciting first 20 minutes and if liverpool to get a goal in that time it could be an amazing night for those fans who have made journeys from all over the world. thank you very much for the moment. the government has referred the owner of boots to the competition authorities, over the prices it's charging the nhs for some drugs. an investigation by the times newspaper found that walgreens boots alliance is charging more than a thousand pounds

and ted henderson, who made the capital bells app, had the great insight that you could actually scrape that information from a tv feed of c-span. it turns out you could only use houselive.gov which is a stream of the video of the house floor, but it's really low resolution. so i worked with ted. i thought can i use this, can i give you, you know, powered by capitol bells? he's like, sure. but it turned out his data was really bad. go back one, please. the data was really bad. just two low res. so 50 president of the time -- 50% of the time, the information was just wrong. so the innovation i had was i discovered i actually have an hd version of this. and it's on internal cable only, channel 31. and so, next slide, i now -- this is in my office, i have a coax cable going into a laptop, and just in realtime i take screen shots in hd, send it up to the cloud and push out notifications, and all of our democratic members know exactly how much time is left in a vote and what the score is, ds and rs. thank you. so that was the bigging innovation from 2.0. we also did some work on amendments.

we have achieved so much we can do this and it's something henderson says we must overcome it in the. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters w made for mines. i'm. not. that joseph kony and the lord's resistance army destroyed my life it hasn't been years i was in the bush. i could have done many things with my life. and consecutive year as a serious illness and it wouldn't happen. so people who think. they can tell understand that. there's a celebration underway today in the town of attack in northern uganda but the memory of the past is never far behind the rebels of the launce resistance army left the region some ten years ago the suffering they caused still hasn't healed. the people here are celebrating the anniversary of evelyn on his mother's death margaret a kello died three years after evelyn was liberated from the hands of christian militia margaret's health had suffered under years of worry for her daughter the years that evelyn spent as a captive of joseph koni head of the n.r.a. . everyone here young and old is a victim of the terror waged by the l r a som

you're participating in an event with your colleagues in the press corps, april ryan, nia malika henderson, and there's an ap reporter as well. - yeah, darlene superville. - darlene superville, who are all black women who are covering the trump administration in some capacity, to talk about what it's like. again, amazing to think, first of all, let's talk about how great it is that there are so many reporters of color in the white house press room. but beyond that, the fact that we're having a conversation about the experience of being a black woman covering this white house tells you something about this white house and how the environment, the atmosphere, the tenor may be different enough that we have to have that conversation. - yeah, i mean, i interviewed some white supremacists before the, right before the cleveland convention who said for the first time in their lifetime they were excited about a presidential candidate. and that didn't mean that donald trump is a white supremacist, that's not what i'm saying, but i'm saying that there were definitely white supremacists who looked at

lorena henderson/ sacramento: "i was coming out of the doctor's office, and i was like, 'what is thatt smells like rotten cow manure." could it be from cows? natsreporter:"what did it smell like?" "it smelled like dog poop," could it be fido? nats"maybe it's these plants?" "no it's not." so really. . what is that smell? we called around from the city manager's office in west sacramentoand the air quality managers in both cities. . and the verdict? something we've all driven across. . some even daily.the yolo bypass. it flooded this past winter. . and now experts say the leftover organic material is naturallybreaking down once the water recedes. so the first real hot day is sending wafts of that rotting aroma across town. now residents are relieved to hear it's just mother nature.ruben galindo/ sacramento:"i knew it wasn't me. i was hoping it wasn't me. you know i had to double check real quick." and since it's an ecosystem problem. . we're just going to have to deal with the stink. (jrs) coming up -- the fbi says there were more active shooters and more people killed by active shooter

. >> here with me to share their reporting and insights, malika henderson, michael bender with the "wall street journal" and cnn's kaitlyn collins. we're laughing about this because it is absurd in some ways. there are much more dramatic legal implications. rudy giuliani went on the other night and said, yes, the president was aware of the payment. he paid michael cohen back for the payment. if that's the truth, michael cohen will say that in some legal setting. you might as well get out ahead of it. now the president comes out and says -- i should add the president tweeted three times yesterday backing up mayor giuliani's account. now he said giuliani didn't get his facts straight. what? >> so when giuliani did issue this statement, whatever the correction is the president says when he finally has his facts straight, what are we supposed to take from that? are we supposed to wait for that statement to be corrected tomorrow, because that's what we're getting from the president and rudy giuliani these days. we thought we could believe rudy giuliani on wednesday night. now the president sa

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they are forgetting the hendersons of the crime.shootout or bank robbery or something, this was an ambush, they tricked these guys, said it was a domestic call, killed and tortured them. rob: killed them because they are police officers. >> governor cuomo says it is unconscionable not to let parolees vote. they are not interested in the democratic process, they are domestic terrorists whose goal is violent revolution to overthrow democracy. set them free and -- jillian: you have a petition against israelis. >> we are trying to get voices all over the state of the country to oppose his parole. check it out on my twitter and facebook. jillian: how many have signed? >> thousands have signed and before the parole board meeting in june they will know many americans in new york don't want this guy in the street. rob: andrew cuomo is up for reelection. cynthia next and is an actress who is pretty far left, competition for the primary, he is moving left to satisfy his base and because of that we think this next topic comes up 24,000 parolee

. >> reporter: the hendersons agreed, not in my backyard. >> that needs to change. possibly take another look at that. >> reporter: can anyone just open a manhole and start dumping stuff down there? >> no. >> reporter: 2 investigates found other septic companies accused of potential problems. different company was reported for spelling on that same street. it's only a few dozen feet from a county spillway. where storm water flows right into the bay. >> i walked right past it. i think about my shoes. what if you're touched? >> reporter: the castro valley sanitary district sent this letter to the septic tank truck companies. complaining it's concerned by recent reports of possible spills and it may have to take steps to enforce changes which could include terminating permits. some neighbors say it's too late. >> we start smelling it in the breeze. >> reporter: does it make you want to move? >> i am moving. >> reporter: ktvu fox 2 news. >> if you have a tip for 2 investigates, we want to hear from you. email or call us. >> med but encouraged. what draymond green says.

. >> good morning, supervisors, my name is jason henderson, i'm on the board of the hayes valley association planning committee and representing the president, we strongly urge you to move this legislation forward swiftly. it's too bad it doesn't have a grandfather clause because many people in hayes valley have been hit hard by the pass-through. it's worse than you think. a lot of times what is going on, a small portion of the company is still really the owner and then there is all this kind of shell game moving around. and then they flip the property, one property at 300 buchanan went from 16 to $34 million and all of that debt finance is being passed through to the tenant. this is a bad business practice. people don't know what their rent is, they're getting piled on o & m, pass throughs, and it's stressful to maintain neighborhood stability. it's your duty to -- [bell ringing] >> clerk: thank you, next speaker. >> my name is kathy and i'm in your district. i'm part of the benefit that the property tax pays for, the cost of property has gone up significantly. garbage rate alone have gone

topicy, on a different looking at some activist ofolvement, in the case athena, janice henderson saidoard withena's companies making offers for the company. also, reuters reporting late last week hpa health care and kkr have joined forces to make an offer for envision. shares up 3%. shery: coming up, president trump escalating the war with his justice department, order an investigation into whether the fbi infiltrated his campaign. does he have a case? this is bloomberg. >> bloomberg television's brought to you by interactive ratedrs, integ investment banking with higher returns. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power to go -- of power." reporter: gina haspel has been sworn in as the cia's first female director. president trump praised hassle as being respected all over the haspel israised being respected all over the world. the trump administration has a warning for iran now that the u.s. has left the nuclear agreement. speaking at the heritage foundation in washington today, secretary of state mike pompeo listed the man's he says should be included in a new nuclear tr

. >> janice henderson took a 3% had on tuesday, which is a big loss in just one day following marketsnd that they would pay to their italian counterparts. but instead, german prices jump sending the political turmoil in italy over the weekend. >> talk about wal-mart. they are taking a stake in education for employees. love the story. cannot wal-mart wants to help pay for employees to go to college. employees will have to contribute 1 dollar per day for 365 days every year towards their education as long as they are enrolled and wal-mart will cover the rest. employees able to enroll in the university of florida in gainesville branding universe in irvine, california and nebraska. they have the option of taking classes online with the flexibility during the weekend, evenings. great deals there. they want to keep their employees. >> starbucks did something very similar within arizona university. tracey, thank you. >> twenty-first century fox is putting the pressure on comcast for the company scheduling at july 10th bidding for shareholders to vote on the $52 billion sale of key assets to

joining us now is steven pete, director of international equities and investment management at janice hendersonhis is a meeting today that is expected to produce not a lot in terms of policy decisions, but maybe in terms of the overall feel for how interest rates are working what should we make of the fed in its current situation? >> well, great question to which i'm sure a lot of people will spend time analyzing the fed, but i'm not expecting anything dramatic i think the overall message or the overall impact is -- my suspicion is more of the same. so the jury is out globally in terms of where we stand in germs of global macro, which has been good probably going through a softer patch now. central banks, whether talking the fed, ecb or bank of england, one thing that unified them is one of caution so they're looking to be careful. i think the key watch word is baby steps they'll just do a little and see what happens, stand back, monitor an revisit >> something else that many investors around the world are monitoring, particularly here in the u.s., signs of inflation signs of inflation perhaps

henderson feels but this is my least favorite part of the plant because it is odor us. the odor will be sophisticated but it requires all of those facilities to be built and they're right where we're going to be removing the old head work and paramount is the grit removal. we'll build a new lift station and we will also be improving the bruce flynn pump station which is directly across evans so it will be very reliable because they're going to be really depending on that to work hard during this process. during our planning and discussion, originally this project had a lot of deep work that would come across evans and also it had davidson and we came up with other ways to engineer that because it was a lot of risk and a lot of cost and a lot of potential delays. we added in additional items. bar screens and electrical upgrades so we could count on it. this adds nine months to the schedule and this is the total of the largest increase that is to the phase one portion of the treatment plant. i'd like 20 go to power. in the process of getting that going to build that. this