kay henderson.he is joining us this morning from iowa. paul steinhauser joining us. he is the new hampshire political reporter at the concord monitor. .ay, we will start with you elizabeth warren making a stop in several places, and iowa. how was she received? she sort of set a marker down for the other candidates to follow in 2019. she had large enthusiastic crowds, overflow crowds. she will later today be meeting with a group of women to talk about issues. she is primarily focused on western iowa and central iowa. the thing that people don't know about the iowa caucus is this is a race for delegates. if you run up the score in the state's urban areas, that does you no good if you don't go any -- if you don't get any votes in the rural areas. in her first trip, she has gone to traditionally republican areas and rural areas. host: can you tell us off the top of your head, in addition to senator warren, who else of the potential democratic side have you seen through the state? guest: it is a long lis

anything further for director henderson? hearing none, please call the next line item. >> clerk: item 2-c, commission reports. commission reports will be limited to a brief description of activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for a future commission meeting. commission president's report, commissioner's report. an update on d.g.o. 1.06, up date of working meeting held on january 9, 2019. >> commissioner mazzucco: it's been a busy week. myself and commissioner ally as met with members of the command staff, members of the d.p.a. and their command staff, many, many deputy attorneys at the public safety building, and start the process of what protocols need to be put in place to discuss, you know, what it's going to do in terms of workload for the d.p.a. and the commission and the police department, and discuss -- get legal advice on what the parameters are. i want to thank commissioner elias, it was a very lengthy and interesting meeting.

now you can watch doctor ross and his family on a new show called "hanging with the hendersons."ch other anything. >> if i squeeze your thigh, it may be sore. >> four boys, did all of them turn out to be veterinarians? two of them are vets along with dad. >> barrington goes with him everywhere. he will reorganize his whole week. he won't go on vacations or try to bring him. >> when they're not negotiating time with lord barrington or dad, sometimes they have to make room for a great dane. >> come here, buddy. beep. beep. >> look. look. poor little pooch. >> that's not little pooch. >> that's a big pooch. >> to tell us all about the adventures we can watch on animal planet we have dr. ross and dr. ryan. welcome to the show. hey. >> thanks, guys. >> let's go back two years when you posted that video. did you think you would be having a reality show based on your family clinic with everybody involved? >> no. no chance at all. being here at the office, we work with family, it's a small close knit little bowl we live in. our office manager saw something that happened in the office and

>> commissioner elias: thank you for the report, director henderson. there's two things. i would like an update on the m.o.u. and the school district that your office attended and what was presented at the meeting and how it went. it's my understanding they're also having another one on january 14 at 6:00 p.m. unfortunately, i don't know the location. i believe it may be at the same location for the community to come out and voice their opinions and concerns regarding the m.o.u. with respect to school shootings and how the school districts and police departments are going to handle it. secondly, thank you for the memo that you had provided us. i thought it was very helpful, and my second request is going to be to ask you for a memo on the process of 1421 and how your department is sort of going to roll that out and what your department is going to be doing in terms of the 1421 progress, so i'd like a memo on that, as well. >> i will say just in response to that that we have a meeting that the chief has called this week friday, early, to meet and discuss and go overall of

. >> good evening, vice president mazzucco, chief scott, director henderson. assistant chief hector sainez here. commissioners, you have before you this draft bulletin submitted fof your adoption. there are two very minor changes to the department bulletin and the existing policy that we have in place. i have sergeant youngblood that can discuss those changes. they're very minor changes, but because they amend the g.o., we bring this department bulletin before the commission. >> commissioner mazzucco: good evening, sergeant youngblood. how are you? >> so the two changes, the only thing they're looking at is the d.g.o. 3.019 already states that the alerts will be sent back to the e.i.s. office, and the second is on the -- when an intervention is opened, we used to do a 90-day and a one-year check in on that follow up. we have added a 180-day check in, so now there are three check-ins during an e.i.s. intervention. >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you. the one change is instead of sending papers to people, we are going to send them digitally, which will expedite

good evening, vice president mazzucco, chief, director henderson. i'll start off with the crime trends with a short summary of how we ended the year in 2018. for the year 2019, total, we are -- it's early in the year, so these numbers will fluctuate pretty widely in the first part -- or the first month of the year, but we are down 34.02% in violent crimes this year. that's 33 incidents fewer than last year. total property crimes were down by 435 incidents or 45.8%, and overall crimes were down by 44.7%, which equates to 468 fewer incidents in the first week of 2019. auto burglaries were down 40.8%, which equates to 40.9% fewer incidents than last year. we had two homicides for the first week in january , and i'll go into a little more detail about the homicides. we ended 2018 with 46 homicides, which was an 18% decrease in 2017. 2017, we had 56 homicides. of the 46, 18 were cleared. we also cleared several previous-year homicides last year, so we ended up with a very high clearance rate for 2018, almost 100%. shooting victims, this year, we've had o

[inaudible] >> -- members of the command staff, chief scott, director henderson.'m commander lozar of the community engagement division. this evening, i'm going to briefly present to you, make the annual presentation on the limited . >> the manner in which interpretation services are provided, so by department interpreters, bilingual members who were not certified as bilingual members, 762. and then, bilingual certified members, 413. the method in which we delivered limited english proficiency services by telephone, 5,374, that's by using our language line or in person, 4,456 mainly by department members, and then, oral interpretations at public meetings, five. in terms of complaints from the department of police accountability over that fiscal year reporting period, we had a number of seven. that was broken-down into five sustained, two not sustained. in terms of our department language access complaints, we're doing a lot of work around policy, around training, around how we deliver services. certified bilingual members are receiving eight hours of training on h

director henderson, good evening >> good evening. >> how are you doing tonight? >> i'm doing well. it is a little warm. i'm just trying to -- it is like a seventies retro. i don't have a tie on so i am switching it up. >> forgive this if this is a question -- i should know this, but as far as your ability to still bring charges, is that only in cases where there is discipline of ten days or more, or does that right exists regardless of the discipline? >> the right to exist, but if we feel like it is ten days or less , it goes to the chief as the commissioner was saying. we can't earn cases independently to the commission, but we do that -- they typically involve a conversation with the chief as well. like i said, all of these cases that are in front of you, what is behind these cases our conversations back and forth. both with myself and the chief, at the very least, independent of the work that his staff has done on them. it can take two routes. they can be brought to the commission. >> even if it is an admonishment or three day suspension, you can still file it in the commission?

they just broke ground on a new practice facility and headquarters in henderson nevada.y is being built on 55- acres of vacant land near the henderson executive airport. in addition to an office building ... it will feature three outdoor practice fields and one indoor field. its expected to be completed in the spring of 20-20. the raiders new stadium is expected to open later that year ... in july. ( darya ) ( darya ) coming up next... we are in day 25 of the government shutdown. now some republicans want the president to declare a national emergengy. ( darya ) we are tracking the rain heading to the bay area. taking a live look at storm tracker 4 radar... we can expect a lot of rain over the next few days. but when's the last time you shared a moment like that?ore, or felt like this? or screamed, like... that? it's time to make some magic for as low as $70 per person, per day. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) after just a few showers through the morning showers will pick up early afternoon before falling off again by the commute afternoon. skies will offer up just a few shower

david chalian and nia-malika henderson are with me. this is precisely what the democrats wanted to open the government, then let's talk. if not might the president issue some sort of national emergency and get his funding for his wall. all great questions as we wait. david, my question to you is this, this thing has been dragging on, painful for hundreds of thousands of people in this country, i know we're hearing from the white house that, you know, this is perhaps the timing was driven by, you know, the mess at the airports in the northeast. i have to also, you know -- i woke up to the news about roger stone as the rest of us did and i'm just wondering, what do you think is the reason why today is the day? >> you mean, is he changing the subject and reopening this? >> yes. >> you and i were talking yesterday before roger stone was indicted, brooke, and i suggested that there were some cracks that i think we were beginning to see. >> yes. >> i think that his deference to speaker pelosi on the state of the union issue shouldn't have be

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ulster lock iain henderson is set to miss ireland's opening it's a huge year ahead for england's cricketerstarts at the end of may. then later in the summer they'll try to win back the ashes against australia. before all that, joe root‘s team are in the west indies where they'll try and win a test series for only the second time in 60 years. the first match starts in barbados on wednesday. obviously we want to come here and win. a lot of english fancier and i think the challenge will be the expectation of winning against a side that has very dangerous and very good players. we know the threat that they have and as a team we are very focused right now on this particular game. well as we mentioned the world cup will be staged on english home soil this year and one day captain eoin morgan says his team are comfortable with being labelled the favourites. morgan was on playground duty today and joe wilson went to meet him. eoin morgan was inspiring about 25 young people in north london today. the world cup will engage a million british children. many people have the responsibility to make cricke

iain henderson is set to miss ireland's opening six nations game against england and scotland becauseand because of a finger injury. it happened against the win against leicester on saturday. he is likely to be out for several weeks. at the world indoor bowls, he went on to win the set date — three. england's cricket selectors will have had half an eye on the big bash league in australia today. the new england patriot will take on the la rams in next month ‘s super bowl in atlanta. but came three dramatic championship games yesterday. but when the overtime. the first time that has happened in the super bowl era and has provided plenty of controversy. i'm joined 110w plenty of controversy. i'm joined now by the us sports journalist, melissa jacobs. take us through this overtime rule. why has it caused so much of a storm? the overtime rules was enacted about five years ago, so they have a coin toss like at the beginning of the game and then the tea m beginning of the game and then the team that wins always elects receive because if they marched down and they score, begin is over as we s

. >> evening director henderson. i start with the weekly crime trend. good news there. we have had a couple homicides over the last week, we are still down 23% year-to-date in homicides. we have 43 year-to-date as opposed to 56 this time last year. sexual assaults down 6.2% this year. robberies down 2.91% from 2992 last year to 2905 this year. assaults down 2.84% from 2496 last year to 2425 year-to-date. human trafficking is significantly up. 38 last year to 102 year-to-date this year. total violent crimes. 2.2% reduction from 5985 to 5353 this year. property crime down 8.23%. up with burglaries. 5189 compared to 5651 last year. 11.57% in burglaries. 15% reduction in motor vehicle thefts 4636 to 3939 this year. 2.5% reduction in arson, 234 compared to 228 this year. larceny theft 10.52 reduction 42954 last year to 38,436 this year. total property crimes 8.92% reduction. 52000475 last year compared to 47792 this year. auto burglaries which has been significant for this city for many years down 18.06% year-to-date from 28,909 to 23,687 year-to-date. 5,000 crime difference

so many more in henderson, kentucky, nashville, tennessee, mansfield, texas. >> children setting an exampler all of us. cochairman roy wilkins. >> we are here because the rulers of the dark as of this world, the darkness of ignorance , arrogance, prejudice, and hatred, have permitted to rise up and ravage the peace of our nation to preclude them and maim the wicked. my friends, we have gathered here today because certain principalities of government in our own lands, certain powers in many communities have not only turned their bases from us, but have attacked us with the weapons of wickedness, with slander, with economic oppression, with tailor-made laws, with guns, and with bombs. we have been given not bread, but a stone. not meet, but a sword. virginia and texas and many states in between have set up laws against naacp to put it out of business. it would prevent us from going to court and it would prevent certain people from lobbying against laws in the state legislature. my friends, these laws deny basic freedoms and deserve the attention of every american or they will be used against

darlene is in henderson, nevada. caller: thank you for taking my call. pay towardor people income tax. the outcome from the income taxes are basically nothing. there is no oversight for public schools and our children are not making it. if we are paying taxes, the benefit to how we utilize the prison. why can't we have more health care? moret think we need to do as citizens of america. thank you. host: is the solution in your mind more taxes? higher taxes? is it better use of the taxes we have not? caller: it's getting more taxes from people like air current president. that we have a better use for those taxes. we need to have accountability. it doesn't matter if it's health i got a mastectomy. i got no treatment. then they dropped my insurance. where's the fairness in all of this? people, i lost my mytion eight housing because landlord would not approve my aid. we don't have oversight anymore. host: thank you for sharing your story. would you like to jump in? it's a tough story. in myteresting thing article, this is not directly would thethat, why unite

henderson long a communityst acti have ledeveral of those vigils. >> it just gives me more hope. it gives me more incentive to continue my efforts and continue our efforts to look for her and search for relisha rudd and never give . >> reporte he says this latest effortlltrates the d.c. police department's commitment to never give upearching for this little girl. >>> now that january is here, yomay be watching for your w-2 form. 65% of irs employees are furloughed. and the risk is growing that tax refunds could be delayed. the irs could recall some employees. this is the first year the irs and tax preparers will face president trump's tax overhaul the biggest change to our tax overall in decades. >> directly above the trump avenue hotel on pennsylvania avenue. the old post office tower provides spectacular views of the district. the national park says it -opened on saturday. park service employees are the on that run the towers and the tours and those workers are affected by the shutdown. paying the workers and allowing tours to resume. >>> a family pet isve a tonight because of

jared goff entered the nfl with more fanfare than the fellow bears cj henderson was undrafted out of cal. the rams are 13 of the season he was asked yesterday. bothered -- he bothered by the long and winding role of the super bowl. >> you don't know what i have been through. i will tell you in front of these people but if you want to know, come down to vallejo, california, and we will talk at momo's cafi. >> jared goff and cj henderson are definite fans of demarcus cousins who will make his debut tonight against the 76ers. cousins is fitting in seamlessly and livening up the dog days of january. >> i think he personally got us through what would normally be the tough stretch. let's face it, we have had some tough days earlier in the season between the injuries and the drama, and all of that stuff. it feels more fresh and a lot of that has to do with demarcus cousins. >> steve kerr is a big fan of the top five and give it to me. this must've hurt. that is david louise who got knocked out from the ball to the head but later returned to the game. >>> how cold is it in chicago? this whit

the facility is being built on 55- acres of vacant land near the henderson executive airport.se are renderings of what the facility will look like. it will feature more than 320- thousand square feet of offices and workout spaces... including three outdoor practice facilities, and one indoor football structure. members of the team who were in attendance say they are excited about what is happening. (ken) the raiders (ken) the raiders are investing about 75 million dollars into the project's first contstruction phase, expected to be completed the spring of 20-20. the raiders new stadium is expected to open later that year... in july. just a few weeks ago, we just a few just a few weeks ago, we were talking about how the raiders may have played their last game at the coliseum.. as the team is looking for a home for next year. and it seems oakland may be back in the running. team owner mark davis expected to come back to the negotiating table this week..and resume talks with the coliseum authority. that's according to multiple reports and the authority's website, which says the m

because when they get to london, they are joined by their wives, played by nina arianda and shirley hendersona and lucille, who are every bit as chalk and cheese as stan and ollie. and between them they form this kind of love triangle. it's more like a square. and it works really well, the performances are terrific. i mean, really great, they get the physicalityjust right, the voices are absolutely perfect. but what i really like about this is it's tender and melancholy. and it has a sort of bittersweet heart. so there are lots of laughs and lots of moments in which things you recognise from the movies bleed into real—life. there's a scene in which they are pulling a trunk up a set of stairs at a railway station and they drop the trunk, which obviously is a call—back to music box. and they check into a hotel and stan starts falling over the suitcases. so, the intertwining of real life and fiction works really well. but the performances are just great. you really do believe that you are watching stan and ollie. 0k. and even if you don't like laurel and hardy... sounds good. i like steve coogan

it has great performances from shirley henderson and nina who play the wives, and the two double actsseen this yet? not yet. it is such a lovely film. what worries you? i'm not that interested in stan and 0lly. not that interested in stan and olly. you don't have to be, you have to be interested in laugh, and it very interesting about the politics of film—making and the ways we have hall roach, being controlling, i guarantee, believe me, trust me on this one, you would really like it. i have trusted you before? have i ever elet you down? 0nce or twice. best dvd? i went into this, you know, not knowing much about it, being suspicious because i thought it would be like sex and the city, it would be like sex and the city, it wasn't. it was charming and funny, i have a rule about comedy it has to make you laugh six times to qualify as comedy, i do literally count the amount of times i laugh until i get to six and then i go fine, this is a comedy. this is properly a comedy, it is touching, moving, about an asian american woman who finds out the truth about her phone say‘s family and it swe

and, rickey henderson field would be made available to the community.bjarke ingels/big- "and, that means that, the sort of the kids that grow up in this neighborhood could actually play, uh, baseball, uh, on the same turf, uh, that the a's were playing at until now." if all goes well, the a's say it's possible they could break ground on the redevelopment project by 20-22. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( robin ) in your tech news... data breaches are becoming more common and experts say... everyone needs to take extra steps to protect their personal information... especially when it comes to old accounts. mary moloney has the details. when was the last time you logged in to your old myspace account? are you sure you really deleted your livejournal? consumer reports says one easy way to improve data security is to shut down defunct social media accounts. myspace makes it easy -- after you login -- click the gear icon at the bottom left of the page -- select account -- then click delete account. livejournal is a little more complicated. after you login, click your username at

we have spoken to director henderson and that's been assigned to me and i have been working on that and we have been talking with all the parties involved and to have the departments medals of valor and what the to work through that and to shepherd the group through to the consensus. >> just myself and the parties involved, but no general members of the public and what type of uniform to wear, but these belong to the department and the fact that a commissioner is in the room is because we ratify it, and there is a long husry of it so i think they consider the disciplinary charges and those have been meted out. >> commissioner -- i don't know who is next. is that still up? >> that is an old one. so with everyone on the firearm discharge review committees will vote there as well. [please stand by] . >> commissioner mazzucco: and commissioner taylor? >> i hit my button before the chief mentioned this is still a meet and confer. but one thing that struck me, one thing that vice president mazzucco mentioned, hipaa and being sensitive to those issues. i say that officers should turn them on e

it is not stopping them from breaking ground in henderson. that takes place this afternoon. >>> battle brewing over popular tourist destination in rome. each year 1.5 million coins are thrown. since 2001 the money has been given to a charity organization but now the mayor of rome wants to keep the money for the city. the change is still being debated in the city's administration. the belief is when you turn your back to the fountain and threw >> i have thrown money i it.ack? >> i have to go back. e to go get my change. >> looking that fountain we e whawe'll be seeing. >>> yes. a lot of water in our forecast. we are starting to see it now. as you check out nbc bay area we have a really useful tool here. this is closer to the grounds. right now some of the heavier rain shifted to the south and east of san jose. still a light rain coming down across much of our micro climates. we have it to give us the best view of the north and south bay. as we zoom into the south bay right now lighter showers mov t. it is very scattered. that is the nature of

i want to bring back nia-malika henderson, david gregory and john avalon. if you are nancy pelosi, david, and you are beginning this new year as the ones again speaker of the house, what's the first thing you want to do? >> well, you want to set the ground rules for how you're going to take on trump and i think she did that at the end of last year by taking him on quite publicly in the oval office, but she's got this dual job. she has to, you know, clinch the thirst to investigate the administration, but also show the way for democrats who want to retake power in washington in 2020 and they have to actually accomplish something. so she's got to be able to do both things well and on the investigative front, if that's a run away train, it's going to play into donald trump's hands. i think she knows that. she's got a pretty fractious caucus. democrats are in a weird way right now, they are going through their own fracturing right now as they figure out who they want to be especially in a presidential race and she is really the most important political figure g

nick, janice henderson, thank you very much. >> thank you >>> smart conversation 5:56 have another cupee time for your morning rbi. today it has to do with trade and china. you know how tough a year it's been for apple investors feel better. if you had invested in the companies who supply to or build apple products, yikes. of the eight major chinese companies who make this stuff or make the phone, the best performing stock, the best down 25%. the worst down 3%. the average of the stocks, a drop of 50%. half of investor money, gone, like keiser sose back in a minute 7pgÑóo >>> good morning stocks on the move futures pointing to a triple digit gain at the open for the dow. full market rundown is straight ahead. >>> carlos ghosn appeared publicly in court for the first time since his november arrest kevin spacey we're going to get a live report from tokyo two dismal reports from south korean electronic companies. we're going to show you the stock moves and asian trading overnight. it's tuesday, january 8th, 2019. "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ ♪ take a look ♪ at the kids on the street

i want to bring in cnn's nia malika henderson, who reports extensively on the politics of identity inreligion, region, gender, class, and party. great to have you with us. you just wrote about harris this week and whether she has the it factor. how does her being a woman, particularly a woman of color, factor into that? >> well, one of the things you saw at her events is she obviously is drawing a lot of support and enthusiasm from african-american women. i was at her event here. of course, it was a book event. about 1500 people showed up. if you think about african-american women, they really are the backbone of the democratic party. that is the base you need to get to actually win. you think about all those southern states, south carolina, mississippi, georgia, it's african-american women who really determine who wins those contests. so here she is as a black woman, as an historic figure in many ways. she was the first black woman to be a senator, a.g. obviously in california. she talks about her own experiences growing up as the daughter of civil rights activists and how that came