then, smacked henderson in the face. henderson hit back. outside the bar, he was chased by a mob of men and brutally beaten to death. "cbs this morning's" gayle king spoke with his parents shortly after his killing. >> reporter: do you think this was a racially motivated incident or do you just think it hes just something that was out of control and he just happened to be the unlucky victim here? >> it may not have started that way. ic may have started out as an american issue and then resulted in, you know, a black american tragedy. >> reporter: prosecutors say s ey intend to appeal the ilntences, and it's likely the case will be heard by a higher court. the defendants, mainly serbian citizens, smiled and even gave each other high-fives, after the verdict was read out. j.b. >> brown: charlie, thank you upry much. up next on the cbs evening news, can americans break a bendable habit? the war on waste prompts the reinvention of the drinking straw. >> for all the airmen deployed from the 455th air expeditionary wing at dyess air force base fr

>> good evening, director henderson. >> good evening. >> this is regarding the document exchange with d.p.a. and the department. i saw there were some requests that were either delayed or denied. were there any issues that you had with those that -- >> a specific concern i could address publicly? >> yes. >> thank you. >> i presume. >> briefly, we have been, we being the d.p.a. have been drilling down on these beyond what we are reporting. i've been engaged with a number of conversations back and forth with the chief directly on very specific things that either are being slowed down or delayed. i also had a couple conversations with commissioner hamasaki and we are planning to go over some things. there's a small number of cases but that small number are really important issues. each of those documents. i'll have a better report for you the next time we meet because we plan on all sitting down to talk about the solutions for the small number of cases that either are delayed or that don't come to the degree they are affecting our cases and the deadlines. i don't know if that's a full an

thank you. >> thank you, director henderson. ladies and gentlemen s what we're going to do is reserve public comment until after captain yick's report, and when we do get to public comment, this is quite a large crowd, so due to the size of the crowd, public comment will be two minutes this evening, so i just want to let you know that in advance. now is the time for the main event, which is captain yick. >> not to interrupt, i'm so sorry, but i wanted to echo just briefly because of the audience here what the chief said about human trafficking, and so i want to direct it really, because there's so many young people in the audience. as commissioner mazzucco mentioned when he was at the u.s. attorney's office, i was a supervisor in the organized crime section of the u.s. attorney's office, which means i did a lot of murder cases, sex trafficking cases, and so much of what i saw was young people the age of people in this room, young girls in particular, who met boys who were older and fell in love and then got involved in things th

why are you talking to a black guy, then smacked henderson in the face. henderson hit back.side the bar he was chased by a mob of men and brutally beaten to death. "cbs this morning's" gayle king spoke with his parents shortly after his killing. >> do you think this was a racially motivated incident or do you just think it was just something that was out of unl victim here? mahart out as an amican issue and then resulted> ntt'kely t appeal the se will be heard by a higher court. the defendants, mainly serbian citizens, smiled and even gave each other high-fives after the >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. know what turns me on? my better half, hors d oeuvres and bubbly. and when i really want to take it up a notch we use k-y yours & mine. tingling for me, warming for him. wow! ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe.

. >> mallika henderson has a major projection. >> thanks, don. we have a major projection. cnn project that is the winner in that hard fought wisconsin race is the democrat, tony evers defeating scott walker who has been a top target for democrats for a number of years. he finally lost going for his third team. tony evers on top in the midwest state that donald trump won by a hair. this is a pick up. i will pass it off to you.

tonight is the chief of police, william scott and the director of the police accountability paul henderson. >> thank you, sergeant kilshaw. welcome to the wednesday november 7th 2018 san francisco police commission meeting. we have a long agenda. we actually have a doublely long agenda for closed session matters regarding collective bargaining. in light of that i would ask public comment be short. item one. adoption of minute action for minutes of october 12th, october 3, 10th 17 2018. >> commissioners you have the notes and minutes from the 12th of september, october 3rd and 17th that were prepared for us by riza tom with assistance of commission staff. any corrections or changes? hearing none, do i have a motion to adopt? >> so moved. >> second. >> any public comment? hearing none, public comment is now closed. all in favor? please call the next line item. >> item 3, report to the commission. 3a chief's report. recent events activities and announcements. report will include a summary of annual halloween events throughout san francisco and overview of recent promotions. >> number two. >>

that's where we're in henderson. he was on earlier, just blasted out in a tweet 95,000 people voted in clark county so far. the biggest county in nevada, 70% of the electorate. that number is slightly higher than 2014, slightly lower than 2016, the presidential election. ky tell from you talking to people online, there's excitement on both sides. i have proof of that right now. this is our voter who just came back, jordan lewis. >> i did, yes. >> jordan, why are you voting? >> i'm voting because i think it's time to make a change. i think like many people they're sick of trump and that's why i'm here. >> i imagine you're sick of trump. >> i am. >> what exactly are you sick of? >> very much so. just his believes and things he says and way he thinks he can speak to people. i mean we're all different parties but we're all also human so i don't really think he has those views. >> i will vlet viewers in on a secret, we spoke earlier, and you just moved to nevada. do you find most people think the way you think or there ar

anusie: thanks to ash of j henderson for joining us today.his is bloomberg. ♪ guy: this is "bloomberg markets ." so funds have more from unsuspecting victims to willing enablers of the oil price collapse. what is going on? let's find out. here is dani burger. guy, we have seen this interesting woman in oil disconnected from fundamentals and it is a large part because of the quads. they have reduced their positioning and turning short. that is causing some of the price collapse we are seeing in oil . this is beta of trend followers, very leveraged funds.you can see over here, very long oil . this is when oil is really starting to take a plunge in october. they are caught out on the wrong side of the bet. that is when we see this dramatic shift. it has fallen dramatically here, so now they are short oil. that is why we really felt this morning, for example, oil with below $50 a barrel. we have seen it pick up a little bit, but quants for the most part really feeding into this mess we are seeing in crude oil. guy: is there more to come? dani: ye

matt was born on may 15, 1979, in columbia, missouri, to owen and rebecca henderson. at the time matt came into the world, his dad owen was attending veteran school. after school, they raised their family matt and his newly born sister kelly. as matt grew, he had many friends and enjoyed playing outside and enjoyed hunting and fishing. many time he could be see with his -- by his dad's said. his favorite companion was his curly haired golden retriever rocket. matt loved sports and participated in many growing up, including baseball and basketball, wrestling, track, and football. but his favorite of all was football. he was a devout nebraska huskers and chicago bears fan. matt and his wife jamie began dating while they adennedded palmira junior-senior high school. jamie remembers matt matt warins jersey. after graduating high school in 1998, matt attended nebraska wesleyan university where he studied athletic training an criminal justice. he also played on the football team and an avid weight lifter. in 2000, matt joined the u.s. marine corps because he was attracted t

let's discuss this with our political analyst, david gregory, and nia-malika henderson, and jeffrey toobin. jeffrey -- >> yes, ma'am. >> he is saying everything is on the table with president trump all the time. do you think this is real and might actually happen? >> absolutely. absolutely. this is an incredibly inappropriate thing to say. whether it's actually an obstruction of justice or part of an impeachable offense, you know, that requires greater analysis and knowledge of the full facts but the fact that he is telling paul manafort in effect, hang in there, you don't have to cooperate and you don't have to worry about mueller because you may be getting a pardon is wildly, wildly inappropriate. >> s >> it is different, i will note it's different the way the president answered the question up until two days ago. >> that's not the way the post posed the question. >> well, could you say this is not something that we talked about at all, or he could say, yes, it's off the table. those are other options. >> you know what i love about what you just said? you know how he speaks and how he ob

when he said, why are you talking to a black guy in then smacked henderson in the face. the brawl moved outside where a mob of men chased him down the street, beating him. 30 seconds later, 22-year-old bakari henderson was dead. in an interview with cbs this morning's michelle miller before they left for the trial, they say they believe race may have played a role in their son being beaten to death. >> his face was bruised and swollen. to the point where we put sunglasses on him. >> reporter: prosecutors said they will appeal the verdict. meaning it might go to a higher court. the defendants were seen smiling, giving each other high fives after the verdict was read out. >> heartbreaking news for his family. charlie, thank you. >>> in northern california, one organization helping wildfire victims will serve thanksgiving dinner for thousands of misplaced people. survivors living in a tent city could be hit by 7 inches of rain. >> carter evans is in paradise, california, the town nearly wiped out by the fire. >> reporter: it's already turning out to be a ranky thanksgiving

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to be like on his game and i think if he plays well i think liverpool going to play well and then henderson also i think did a really good job and just kind of what is it containing i think. it is their hard work that allows the likes of for me know and. of course and money to to really shine so yeah they're really crucially important and as i say i don't expect them to have so much of the boy i think piers ga going to take this game to them and liverpool are going to be happier to just not sit back but they know they've got the tools to really hurt them on the counter-attacks about is the kind of game i'm expecting to see i think this is a good point too because it kind of goes with you know has always been so famous for his gig impressing his full metal foot or heavy metal so like ok for people who probably everyone knows what gig impressing is but if they don't know that as soon as you lose the ball everybody converges on that player to win the ball back as soon as possible and then you can counterattack lot said that gagan pressing is better than any playmaker because you know tack avoi

kyle henderson has been on the police force for 10 years. he's off duty, on leave, because he is fighting for his life. >> it's a lovely saturday, in november, it's supposed to be 85. >> reporter: you wouldn't know that 35-year-old police officer henderson is batting stage 4 pancreatic cancer looking at the video he did with his daughter. it was to keep her spirits up, and his, too. >> thank you so much for all the love and support and the messages. >> reporter: it's moments like this with his wife you understand the real depth of what he and his family of six are going through. >> we love you guys so much. and -- >> i want to say thank you to everyone. >> we appreciate it and -- >> reporter: with the community's help and support, they keep fighting. >> definitely in good spirits, and taking it a day at a time. >> reporter: nicholas albert is kyle's close friend. >> when you sign up for the job, there's a lot we prepare for as far as dangers and threats and we're given a lot of tools in the tool belt, body armor to protect the threat. there'

and friday after class, more than 50 gathered in room 308 and snapped this picture.kenadee henderson/udent"a lot of us did the i love you sign language, some did the piece sign and some just made a heart with their hands." kenadee henderson and her classmates say the response has been terrific.estella ramirez/student"if anything, i feel like it's brought our school together even more. i feel like everyone is just more tight knit."and hopefully it proves to be an image wisconsin is known for instead of one they wished never was taken.natsot/boettcher"this is who rufus king is, though." <"i'm not going to destroy the world economy and i'm not going to destroy the economy for our country by being foolish with saudi arabia." --butted to--"it's about america first."> coming up -- president trump making it clear today that the the united states will not punish the saudi crown prince. details on the controversial move, when we come back. and -- new details about what was behind the hospital shooting in chicago that left four people dead.. and the violent history of the gunmen involved (ken)

i'm nia-malika henderson in for john king. to our viewers around the united states and around the world, thank you for sharing your sunday. >>> president trump ended the thanksgiving week like he spent the rest of it, lashing out at critics and slamming u.s. immigration policy. migrants at the southern border will not be allowed in the southern united states until their claims are individually approved in court, the president tweeted last night. if for any reason it becomes necessary, we will close our southern border. there is no way the united states will, after decades of abuse, put up with this costly and dangerous situation anymore. that tweet, just days after a federal district judge struck down his plan to deny asylum to anyone crossing the border illegally. the president did not take that decision well. >> you go to the ninth circuit and it's a disgrace. and i'm going to put in a major complaint, because you cannot win if you're us, a case in the ninth circuit. this was an obama judge. and i'll tell you what, it's not

they're from henderson, north carolina. from the backyard trail cams is that -- >> that's cool. >> yeah, they live in high elevations. this is a species, they have longer and denser hair which is why they have a darker color which is more of what we're used to seeing in the desert. >> yeah. but in north carolina, this is a big backyard. >> a really, really backyard. >> and they have a bad reputation especially among city folks. you got to see how much they do have some common with our dogs. especially at this point. >> yeah. >> it smells that nice smell. >> animals like to camouflage their scent, if they find something else stinking on the ground, they'll roll on it. >> he's a talented teen with mad skills. >> watch how the impressive prodigy tears it up across the globe. >>> and, they've got an explosive plan to build an extra pond. >> wow. >> amazing. see the swampy setup setting off a big bang, coming up. what?! -welcome. -[ gasps ] a bigger room?! -how many of you use car insurance? -oh. -well, what if i showed you this

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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 th

dana bash, nia-malika henderson, and david chalian. good to see you three together again on another big election night. dana, let's start with what the state of play is here. you would be home right now. and i would be texting you for help. but for tonight we're here. why? >> because this is incredibly unusual as john was pointing out. mississippi, ruby red. there hasn't been a democrat here since before you were born, andrew cuomo, pretty much, elected to the senate. we're here because, in fairness, cindy hyde-smith, there was a runoff, the republican vote was split. the other major republican candidate, chris mcdaniel has support. but at the same time republicans are looking down at mississippi even from within mississippi saying that this is a warning sign. no matter what happens tonight, obviously, if the democrat wins it's more than a warning sign. having said that, chris, democrats i'm talking to tonight, they say they don't think they're going to get to the finish line. they are trying to play the same playbook that they did in

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.

i live in henderson. i work in las vegas. we used to have areas in las vegas that were nice. murdering, people robbing people. it is ridiculous. if he thinks crime is going down, look at our statistics. it has gotten worse. i don't blame the police. herad a girl that was in teens, 14 or 16, she was doing her homework. this gang came over, out of the car, blasted the building, killed her. it was groups, we have the wrong house. every time the police tried to do something, it is we are picking on this person or that one. the only people that seem to get richer are the lawyers. guest: i brought up the analogy at the you can look numbers for the forest and see the great decline. of course, there are pockets of trees which have not seen the decline. there are always pockets around the country in which crime is still a problem. i don't know specifically about tes in the last couple of years in your area in las vegas. certainly there are localities in which there are still problems that are cropping up. as we have seen over the last two years in certain cities around the country, th

pinto, janus henderson group prayerfully a manager.you make of what gina said that we have this discount in energy stocks? the great opportunities, doesn't it? it may create short-term opportunities, but we have had a negative view on the long-term basis. i some issues in terms of demand, the supply picture seems to be fairly robust with the u.s. in large part being a producer. erweightchosen to und the sector. we do have some holdings and potentially with the selloff, we could see better opportunities. that would be in the backdrop of a cautious long-term view. romaine: how do you see the current selloff for the current decline we're seeing affecting other areas of the market? marc: in terms of energy? i think it just speaks to the fact that we have a nervous market right now. i agree that the reaction may be a little strong, given the change in fundamentals. a skittish market, we've seen this in other sectors, especially in cyclical sectors, where people have taken a little bit of bad news and gone a long way. caroline: earlier in th

noris henderson with voice of the experienced talks about felony voting rights and opposed changes to the criminal justice system. we look at crime rates in the u.s. bruinius. ♪ host: good morning. it is tuesday, november 27, 2018. the senate reconveyance at 10:00 -- reconvenes at 10:00 a.m. in mississippi, voters head to the polls for the runoff that will decide the final senate contest of the 2018 election night -- and across the industrial midwest, communities are dealing with the fallout from the announcement that general motors will be cutting jobs to respond to changing markets and sluggish sales. that news is where we begin our program. we are opening our phones to hear from you about the state of manufacturing jobs in your community. give us a call and tell us what it is like where you live. in the eastern or central time zones, 202-748-8000. in the mound nor pacific time .ones, 202-748-8001 special line for those who work in manufacturing, 202-748-8002 is that number. you can catch up with us on social media. on twitter it is @cspanwj. on facebook it is facebook.com/cspan. a

a few kilometers to the west we find henderson waves a pedestrian bridge that connects to palm. it's thirty six meters above ground and runs for two hundred and seventy four meters and the unusual shape mimics the undertaking movements of ocean waves. despite all the high rise construction singapore is still a very green city. so called rain trees can be found throughout the area. a number of beautiful and exotic plants thrive in the city's tropical climate. the singapore botanic gardens were opened in eight hundred fifty nine today that cover an area of just over eighty hacktivists. was the garden contains more than ten thousand species of flora. was. in twenty fifteen the gardens were officially designated as a unesco world heritage site funding to support the gardens comes from the government and corporate and private donations. more than four million people visit the gardens every year the main attraction is the national guard and. the gardens are popular site for sunday afternoon picnics. music concerts and fears of performances often held here. the. common is german and li

. >> director henderson, regarding outreach, have you or anyone in your office done anything to coordinate -- looking down this dais at all of our criminal defense and prosecutors, have you coordinated with the public defender's office and district attorney's office to help distribute materials to people that are on the front lines, the victims, witnesses, defendants in the system? it would seem like those are some people that definitely had an interaction, maybe positive, maybe negative, just neutral. >> i'm glad you asked that because i forgot to talk about it. it was on here, and i forgot because it just happened today. so today, d.p.a. staff went out to the public defender's office and made those presentations and did a training for the entire staff out there about both how the organization works and how complaints and information can be sent to the d.p.a. i will say that -- that same thing was already done or is included in the m.o.u. that the organization drafted and signed with the district attorney's office, as well. so i think there's still some -- some areas that i'd like to flus

discussing henderson felony voting rights and criminal justice reform. and

where is the henderson's relish? it's here. have some. thank you, sorry, you were saying.efore it even tells its own people what it's going to be spending? things like that, i think there are elements of almost control in the eu that we don't perhaps need to have. we are not part of the euro, you get so much of the benefits of other countries in the eu don't get. i don't think it'sjust the eu. i think britain is being difficult saying listen, we want all the benefits but we don't want freedom of movement. you can't have that. it's simple. if you are in the single market you're going to have to have freedom of movement. stuff like that. i think theresa may and the government are being quite ridiculous. i do agree with your point. you think theresa may has done a good job? she's trying her best but if i'm completely honest i think she went in very soft and it's kind of like, for me, if you want to leave, leave. if you want to stay, stay. you can't sit in the middle. she is trying to keep everybody happy. the fact of the matter is you can't keep everyone happy in politics, yo

two yellow cards though does mean jordan henderson will miss out on next weekend's merseyside derby.a good season. the position they are in and the points they have is not a coincidence. they have been really good. you can't take it for granted. you have to work for it here. i am pleased with how the boys were today. really brilliant, tactical, good. brilliant match at craven cottage between two sides scrapping at the wrong end of the table. claudio ranieri's reign as manager starting with a 3—2 win over southampton. they had been facing the prospect of a seven match losing streak in the league for the first time in 56 years but instead — their second win this season to move off the bottom of the table. very important for me to give the idea of the fighting spirit and the reaction after being down was amazing for us. they drew the match and again, we wanted to win and it was very important. this is the spirit that i like. just going down in key moments and sometimes you have to put your foot through it and clear lines, as for the third goal, we were out wide and had a opportunity to

sure that he is influence in the game as much as he can as we know he can but as you said earlier henderson these kind of players they're just the dogs in this film and they're not going to give them any time or space and they're going to found if they need to so we could see a most scrappy game and you know i think i was going to be ready for this get to be honest yeah i think to go is you know analytic he says like he's been thinking about his game you know being the bisons the last one and i think we're going to see a different system from him i don't think he's going to he's not going to come on for three three i'm pretty confident of that and i think that he's going to be really doing his work to prepare the players in every theoretical situation because you know he says that a coach's job is once the players get to to the field it's the players' job so whereas i maybe clock during the game is all like motivation and just plays a big role in that and then to court i think behind the scenes in training he's going to be really getting his players ready and i think the question is can his