director henderson's done a great job for the d.p.a. i'm a little biased, because i know him, but he's done an excellent job. you know, it's important -- you'll ask any police officer, it's important to have accountability and the trust and respect of the public. i want to tell you, for many of us on this panel, public service has been our career. there's nothing more rewarding than public service. you've gotten your first taste of it. continue to serve your community any way you can, 'cause this is so refreshing and it's just so great to see. thank you. commissioners? >> i just want to say thank you. i enjoyed your reports tremendously, especially mediation. i think you can see how important it is to try to resolve this not only with the department but with the citizens so they can get a better understanding of what the officers are going through in this healing process, so i'm just looking forward to seeing that expand much more. but it sounds like you did a lot of work. the brochures looked slick from here, much better than they were

any questions for director henderson? commissioner dejesus. >> so when we -- couple of meetings now you've announced that you're hiring, and i keep getting contacted because you're hiring. so i -- the people who then call me back and are told that -- they say that they'll let know when you're hiring, are you hiring off of a list that you already have, or are these ongoing applications and people who have been vetted and applied a while ago? >> both. so we have specific enumerated lists that folks have to be onto get into our system specifically for the investigators, so the 8124, 8126, those are our investigators, and our seniors, the legal positions are exempt positions, but we've been collecting ongoing resumes throughout the year and have -- and those are ongoing. >> so i'm asking the investigators, you already have an enumerated list, so there isn't a position open that people can apply right now. >> that is correct. >> okay. >> the positions have been opened. they've been affirmed by the budget process. we've started

(mk)decenthia henderson, victim's mother"we never would've thought it would be our son, but at the end of the day, it can happen to anybody. anybody."in april -- decenthia henderson's son mark was shot and killed near crescent park in richomond.decenthia henderson, victim's mother "people's kids, people's parents, everybody's hurting, the community is hurting."nine days later ... 21 year old joseph alexander was murdered in the stop and shop on carlson boulevard ... richmond's eighth homicide in less than eight months.joseph victim's father"we just want justice. he didnt deserve this. he was a great person. loved by many. lots of family. we just want justice, bottom line."on tuesday -- richmond police said they are now giving away a 10-thousand dollar reward to anyone with information leading to an arrest in henderson or alexander's cases ... hoping someone will come forward. decenthia henderson, victim's mother"it gives me a little bit of sense that maybe there's gonna be something that can really happen."police say henderson's death came less than three days after a fatal shooting th

and hope someone comes forward with information.decenthia henderson, victim's mother"we never would've thought it would be our son, but at the end of the day, it can happen to anybody. anybody."richmond police are now giving away a 10-thousand dollars to anyone with information leading to an arrest in two unsolved murder cases ... hoping someone will come forward.decenthia henderson, victim's mother "people's kids, people's parents, everybody's hurting, the community is hurting."in april -- decenthia henderson's son mark was shot and killed near crescent park in richomond.nine days later ... 21 year old joseph alexander was murdered in the stop and shop on carlson boulevard ... richmond's eighth homicide in less than eight months.joseph alexander, victim's father"we just want justice. he didnt deserve this. he was a great person. loved by many. lots of family. we just want justice, bottom line."police say these two murders happened just days after a fatal shooting that ended a four and a half month period without homicides in the city -- the longest since richmond began keeping record

and hope someone comes forward with information.decenthia henderson, victim's mother"we never would've thought it would be our son, but at the end of the day, it can happen to anybody. anybody."richmond police are now giving away a 10-thousand dollars to anyone with information leading to an arrest in two unsolved murder cases ... hoping someone will come forward.decenthia henderson, victim's mother "people's kids, people's parents, everybody's hurting, the community is hurting."in april -- decenthia henderson's son mark was shot and killed near crescent park in richomond.nine days later ... 21 year old joseph alexander was murdered in the stop and shop on carlson boulevard ... richmond's eighth homicide in less than eight months.joseph alexander, victim's father"we just want justice. he didnt deserve this. he was a great person. loved by many. lots of family. we just want justice, bottom line."police say these two murders happened just days after a fatal shooting that ended a four and a half month period without homicides in the city -- the longest since richmond began keeping record

changes at the top of janice henderson. changes at the top of janice henderson. dick weil was recently named sold ceo. he joins us live in london and we thank him for joining us. he joins us live in london and we thank him for joining us. why the move now to make you sold ceo and what's your primary objective? >> thank you. i think we have signaled well to the market when we installed our thatountry to the merger are co-ceo was appropriate for the transition was not probably ate forever management structure. it was an accommodation to the fact that we had special needs to a merger to bring the history of both sides together to successful integration. clear that when we feel we've got that integration well along than it would be to the board to make a decision about what's the appropriate go forward leadership structure. they have done that. the good news it happened faster than we might have expected. which is really a reflection of all the great work people have done on our team. driving the integration faster than we might have hoped. vonnie: you do have your w

henderson finished on 2i—under, sealing the win with a short birdie putt on the 18th hole at the wascanaelta a espana, after finishing second on the second stage into caminito del rey. movistar‘s alejandro valverde took the honours in a tight finish, after a select bunch mastered the final climb. poland's kwiatkowski, leading team sky for the first time in a grand tour, couldn't beat the spaniard at the finish. the fourth and final tennis major of the year, the us open, gets underway at flushing meadows on monday. women's world number one simona halep plays on day one against kaia kanepi, and rafa nadal is also defending his title, having pulled out of the cincinnati masters last week to rest. very positive start. it's important for the feelings, for the confidence, and that gives me the chance to rest the week after in cincinnati. i'm here just to try to improve every day. last year i lost in the first round, so cannot be worse than that. but, you know, ifeel confident. i feel that i have the game to win against her, but she's very dangerous. the last ten years or so i've been coming an

the first case involves mark henderson junior. he was shot to death back on april ninth.joseph alexander was shot and killed at a "stop and shop market" on carlson boulevard. now the families of the two victims are hoping someone will come forward. ( darya ) police say these two murders ended a four-and-a-half month period without a homicide in the city. that was the longest stretch since richmond started keeping record in the early 1970's. ( darya ) oakland police are promising to increase patrols in areas where they have seen four killings ... in four- days. one of those killings claimed the life of 36- year old mario thomas. he was gunned down monday night in an area off of 73rd and international. it happened one day after the deadly shooting just across the

vice president mazzucco, chief scott, director henderson, and commissioners, covering the first and second quarter 2018, the sparks report, which is a reporting out on our policy and development. i'll switch over microphones. in essence, i'm going to be very brief in my comments. the numbers speak for themselves. there have been 123 bulletins issued in the last six months. 64 a priority bulletins, 54 b, and eight c. at the bottom, it is reporting, you see department general orders. the next -- the following six slides are those general orders in your packet. i am not going to go through them all, but i will tell you that there's 21 general orders in progress. of the 21 general orders, six are directly related to the department of justice, 272 recommendations. four are currently with the california state department of justice for their review and input in conjunction with the memorandum of understanding with them, and additionally, there's one department bulletin that is with the department of justice, and that has to do with the -- the limited english program or the l.e.p. program. again,

charles henderson.ppreciate it tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up, a restaurantvi val and the first look at the return of a famut dining instn. ♪ ♪ >>> a landmark restaurant is making its return. tomorrow at noon the four seasonsill open for lunch for the first time in two years and while the name is the same, a lol about it wil be different. robert frank is in new york ciht for us tonig. ♪ ♪ >> it is the day the hungry new york elite have been awaiting for two year return of the four seasons restaurant. tomorrow lunchill be served once again at the new location of the four seasons. the iconic lunchroom to billionaires, finance kings and titans of media and politic for nearly 60 years. regulars include henry kissinger, martha stewart and billionaire financers like steve schwartzman and mark zuckerman. pete peterson founded their firc bltone over lunch at the four seasons in the mid-1980s. the old location in the philip johnson-designed area of the seinram's build closed in 2016 after a fight with the

director henderson. >> yeah, i was just warming up here. so i just want to say i've known rania since she was a fellow before she even came to and through the office at the mayor's office when i was at the mayor's office, and so working with her over this past year, especially in my transition to the agency has been invaluable, and her contributions, not just to the work that's being done at d.p.a. but her contributions to the mayor's office and her work with this commission specifically with the close support that she provided to julius and the rest of the commission during complicated at best events, including d.o.j. roll out, has been invaluable. it seems almost surreal to me that we are having this conversation. i'm not sure if this is a salary negotiation that we're doing here, but i -- i would say that if there is a possibility to keep rania here with us, i will say that there's candy up here if that will make any difference for you to stay, under whatever circumstances, but i do want to acknowledge what a meaningful contribution your

. >> good evening, president mazzucco, chief scott, and director henderson. between the january 1 and june 30 this year, the special victims unit has collected 167 sexual assault evidence kits, and only six did not fit within that five-daytime line, and i wanted to explain those six in person. so out of the six, two were actually collected on one particular day but weren't booked in so that s.v.u. could go and collect those. and if you count those, that means four out of the six actually surpassed that five-day timeline. one out of the other four is based on the fact that another police jurisdiction had actually booked it very, very late, so by the time s.v.u. was notified, it are already exceeded the five-day limit, and the others were booked on the legal holidays in confluence of a friday and aymond, and on those two, we were only late by one day. and i want to assure the commission that even though we book it in one day late, it doesn't change the efficacy of the results and it doesn't effect the turnaround time in director john sanchez's group in conducti

the first case involves mark henderson junior. he was shot to death back on april ninth. and on april 18th... joseph alexander was shot and killed at a "stop and shop market" on carlson boulevard. now the families of the two victims are hoping someone will come forward. ( darya ) police say these two murders ended a four-and-a-half month period without a homicide in the city. that was the longest stretch since richmond started keeping record in the early 1970's. ( james ) oakland police are promising to increase patrols in areas where they have seen four killings ... in four- days. one of those killings claimed the life of 36- year old mario thomas. he was gunned down monday night in an area off of 73rd and international. it happened one day after the deadly sho

rickey henderson, seven people in the inaugural class for the hall of fame including henderson, reggie and the former owner, charlie finley. the ceremony will take place before the game on september 5 with the new york yankees. the oakland a's will induct more people into the hall of fame every year. >>> it is 7:45 am. >>> as we have been talking for the last few weeks, every day it seems another school is coming back online. every day the traffic gets busier. is a good thing that everyone does not go back on the same day. highway 24 is busier driving over to oakland. it is slow in lafayette and orinda on the way back. it is 32 minutes from the carquinez bridge. the bay bridge is improving after the earlier issues at the toll plaza. san francisco looks okay. the peninsula is low on northbound 101 from the earlier problems. southbound 101 is also slow. people are avoiding 101 and 92 westbound is crowded. in downtown san jose it looks okay. it is 7:46 am. >>> let's get to it. russell hall is at mountain house, an area that gets hot. it is consistently 95 or higher all summer. last summer

first class roberts, specialist in henderson, sergeant bradley airmen jason cunningham technical sergeantorporal matthew truman. our nation is rich with blessings and one of our greatest blessings of all are patriots like john and all of you and frankly many of the people in this room. i exclude myself and a few of the politicians. [laughter] they carry our freedom into the face of evil and fight so we can live in freedom and in safety and now it is my privilege to ask valerie to join me on stage to accept the congressional medal of honor on behalf of the hero she loved and the hero our nation will forever remember technical sergeant john chapman. thank you. please. [applause] will the military aid please come forward to read the citation? thank you. >> the president of the united states of america has awarded in the name of congress the medal of honor posthumously to technical sergeant john chapman united states air force for conspicuous gallantry at the risk of life above and beyond the call of duty. technical sergeant chapman distinguished himself by extraordinary heroism as an air for

let's welcome our first contestant, a piano player from henderson, nevada, tyrone kelley. [cheers and applause] >> let's go. >> i can see the headlines: "local boy makes good." >> sounds good to me. >> all right. you're about to face 14 questions, money values growing from $500 all the way to that $1 million. [cheers and applause] you have your three lifelines. they are there if and when you need them. >> all right. >> so let's start doing some good. >> let's do it. >> let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause]

henderson can elaborate. >> brian henderson, acting a.g.m. for wastewater the sewer inspection report, we did achieve if you have the report in front of you there. we have largely met our goals annex seeded our oaverages over the last several years. >> the total miles cleaned has decreased over time and while the miles of pipeline replaced is averaging 15 miles a year over the last four years, what it doesn't account for are miles tied up in contracts that haven't been completed. so they've been reported in the future outlook. but we are hitting our 150 miles inspected at this point. >> if you want to get into details, i can get some detailed questions answered that you may have. >> commissioner moller caen: i'm just very cautious and strict about meeting our goals. and this doesn't really show me that we have. >> that's correct. so we can get a better explanation of why we've gone do down, but it's on the average of 15 years and 150 miles of pipe inspected. >> commissioner moller caen: i tend to look at -- if it's 15 a year, i would like to

but the shot of the day so far came from canada's brooke henderson.nce and then straight in the hole! meanwhile at the men's wgc at akron in the us, two britons are leading the way in ohio. tommy fleetwood shot a 7—under par 63 to move into a share of the lead, alongside ian poulter and america's justin thomas. fleetwood hit five birdies on friday as he chases a second title of the year. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. but now on bbc news, it's time for the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are martin bentham, home affairs editor for the evening standard, and benedicte paviot, uk correspondent for france 24. let's take a first look at tomorrow's front pages. the daily telegraph says bank of england governor mark carney has been blamed for the drop in the pound following his comments that the chances of a no—deal brexit were, in his words, uncomfortably high. the main story for the i is that police officers may face a holiday ban as the gove