. >> director henderson? >> thank you. i was just going to say the stuff we've been working on for a while both myself and with commissioner dejesus who isn't here, but one of the things that has been really exciting and i think we are talking about today is the benchmark analytics group and the stuff they've been doing exactly in this area in terms of best practices. and i'm only bringing that up because i think it speaks to the shortfalls and the gaps and the kind of data that we are seeing now, and the path practices and the problems we've been having with the university of chicago. and we've been talking about trying to find the best method to have more accurate correlation between actual behavior and predictive interruptions of behavior and training and stuff. so the stuff that i've seen preliminary has been really exciting from an objective analysis perspective. and an emphasis on the analysis because it's more than just the data collection it's analysis, which i think is really important for us to be able to do this

any questions any other questions for director henderson? next item, please. >> line item c commission report, commission reports will be limited to a brief description of activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to deciding whether to calendar any topics for future meetings. >> any reports by commissioners at this time? commissioner mazzucco. >> on sunday commissioner hirsch and i attended the annual police and fire mass. and it was an honor to be there with the firefighters and police officers, the men and women who serve this city. there was an accident sermon given actually by heely about compassion and how our firefighters and police officers deal with the homeless and those in mental health crisis and a good talk given by lieutenant michael about the career of those who choose law enforcement and fire fighting and public service. so it was great. commissioner mish and i along with the mayor and the supervisor so thank him for attending and the mayor and it was good there to be there to support our officers. >

and i listened carefully to commissioner henderson's report. and i heard a couple of things which would give me some pause. and one is there is new program and not all the cases have been run through the program. and the old data has not been integrated with the new data and there's brand new attorneys there and brand new investigators. and basically we are in a huge learning curve with dpa. that's fine. that should be understood by everybody including the public defender's office. however, i want, and i would expect the commission to set a deadline and its own expectations for how the dpa responds to records under sb1421. sb1421 is essentially an accountability by the state of california. all departments must comply. and we've met with nothing but resistance. thank you for listening. >> can i give public comment on the bicycle reign issue? >> you have eight seconds. >> as a resident of the bayview i am really, and as a person that needs a lot more exercise. >> your time is up. all right. thank you. any other public comment? okay. public commen

joint base myer-henderson hall. the 20th chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley. [applause] >> today as we mark the beginning of hisis tenure as chairman of the joint chiefs, we do well to pay a debt of gratitude to a man who was served nation with distinction for now 42 years. he led troops in battle during operation iraqi freedom turkeys are dust, the marinem, corps and over the past five years i can personally attest, during our ten tenure i witnessed his strong leadership and sound counsel at the highest levels of our military and our government. today we pay a debt of gratitude to general joseph dunford. thank you for your service. thank you for being always faithful. [applause] and to general milley, the new chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, i know i speak a map of your commander-in-chief and a grateful nation when i say to you and toam your family, thank you for answering the call to serve once again. over your nearly 40 year career, you've served with courage and distinction as a gre

fifa calls racism and obnoxious disease, and jordan henderson says england wa nted and jordan hendersongland wanted to make the home fans suffer for their behaviour. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. ahead of thursday's crucial european union summit, talks between eu and uk negotiatiors to try to thrash out a last—minute deal will continue this morning. discussions went on late into last night, until well past the deadline of midnight, brussels time. the british government has described the discussions so far as "constructive". we can now cross live now to brussels and adam fleming. has to brussels and adam fleming. any real detail ems substance has any real detail emerged of the substance of those discussions, which went on beyond midnight and have started again this morning? no, no substance at all, these negotiations really are happening in a black box, it seems. they resumed about 45 minutes ago, and shortly, michel barnier will go to the regular meeting of the european commission commissioners, and he will update them on the state of play, so maybe we will get some inf

henderson? >> good afternoon. i'm tony henderson, an engineer with the wall street's division and here to discuss the geneva san jose study and provide an update on where we are. to give a little bit of background, i'll try to keep this presentation high level right now and happy to go into any details through the discussion. this is a study that was requested by the then balboa station and funded through the program by commissioner avalos and we communicate. the goals of the project are to look at the general area around balboa park station, centered around the geneva san jose intersection and as coordinate g with the other developments. over time, our focus has shifted to the m-line terminal on the south leg of san jose avenue didn't this is because as we worked through the area, we were finding opportunities to do little changes to the general intersection of geneva san jose. we were working to coordinate with many of the adjacent projects in the area that have been underway and we have the upper-yard developme

i'm nia-malika henderson. and for those of you just joining us we're live from the in los angeles. tonight cnn and the human rites campaign are hosting a top democratic presidential candidate so they can answer the lgbtq community most pressing questions. we'll welcome our next candidate. former housing and urban development secretary julian castro. how are you. great to see you. >> thank you. >> we'll just jump in. we have a question here from kelly sherman a restaurant owner from napa, california. what is your question? >> thanks for being here. what advice would you give the community on what and how to communicate to the family and friend who love and support us that voting for trump and the gop to negatively and personally impacts our lives as betrayal for a fight for equality. >> let me begin saying that i know that there's no way that i have more insight in terms of how to speak to the issues than someone who is living the experience. however, what i will say is that i think the most powerful thing folk

it was interesting seeing the footage of jordan henderson illustrating, i mean, iam jordan hendersonne. also issues we can‘t look past, there is going to bea we can‘t look past, there is going to be a spotlight for boeing in the national anthem. to be in a stadium which you are fortunate enough to be in when teams are respecting both anthems, it is really uplifting. that‘s something that has to be addressed as well. what happens to bulgaria now, do you think? well, you feel for someone like the captain. you see his response, imploring the fans to behaviour. the prime minister made all the right noises yesterday be going back to what i was saying, 12 years ago, the same thing. i am one of those who supported the players if you‘d come off or stayed on but the ultimate sanction is wet walking off and they stopped short of that. they said almost to the ball is in your court, uefa, and it is up to you now to ta ke uefa, and it is up to you now to take it on. unfortunately, an example has got to be made. it is such a high—profile game because of this is a really watershed moment andi this

own hands, only a full stretch stunnerfrom dean henderson keeping him out, and the second half was moreth just about their best chance. just one win away from home for arsenal all season. chance. just one win away from home forarsenalall season. for sheffield united, nights like this have been worth the wait. it has been fantastic reward for quite a long journey, beating one of the big teams at home, on a night match, at bramall lane, packed house, we are unbelievably behind the players. yes, i think we have deserved to win a tight game. we have created good chances, we knew they were going to have a lot of ball, and so they should, with the amount of quality they have on show. good for us to get our noses in front, and hang onto something. and we did. but i think we got the balance right tonight, we had to put ina big balance right tonight, we had to put in a big performance, and get a big result. we certainly done that.

but liverpool came roaring back, jordan henderson with the equaliser six minutes after the break beforethe winner from the penalty spot. it means liverpool have dropped just two points in the premier league this season and are unbeaten at home in 45 league games. manchester united cruised to a 3—1victory at norwich for their first away win in the league since february. goals from scott mctominay, marcus rashford and anthony martial, moving ole gunnar solskjaer‘s side up to seventh, while norwich remain in the relegation zone. arsenal surrendered a two—goal load to draw 2—2 at home to crystal palace. the gunners two up inside nine minutes, sokratis pa pastathopoulos and david luiz pounced on poor defending at corners, but it was all downhill from there. a luka milivojevic penalty and a jordan ayew header giving the eagles a share of the spoils. let's take you round the leagues in europe now, and there's a surprising leader at the top of la liga. newly—promoted granada took advantage of el clasico being postponed to move up from sixth to top courtesy of their 1—0 win over real betis. mean

though few would have expected captainjordan henderson to be the saviour, this was his first goal atears. liverpool kept applying the pressure and eventually forced spurs to put a foot wrong and, as happened in madrid, mo salah made it count. relief for liverpool. disappointment for tottenham at the hands of klopp‘s men. totte n ha m tottenham have not had a good run in the premier league that stop you from their manager in just a the premier league that stop you from their manager injust a moment, but first, juergen klopp on his side. usually, the result is a result of the performance. sometimes it can happen that it is not the case, but this time we played so good. i really liked it. sometimes i do not really like it. against a really good, tough opponent in a difficult situation, not to forget, it gives them another motivation boost or whatever and so it was com pletely boost or whatever and so it was completely fine. who cares at the end, but they did the performance, i'm happy, so i do not care about the result. first time after the score, they created a lot of chances. our side

la pelota le queda a henderson 1 1 junto al 75 el egipcio mosala.019 para el suizo que se el tercer lugar del ranking mundial. >> a los 38 aÑossuma el tÍtulo nÚmero 103 de su carrera. el rÉcord lo tiene y -- jimmy connor. >> pues a su majestad, roger federer. >> sÍ, inclinarse. >> llegamos al final. nos esperamos esta noche con mÁs informaciÓn. >> esta noche en una adhesiÓn especial de "aquÍ y ahora". >> era mÁs bien el tiempo que duraron para marchar hacia la muerte. >> unas fueron perseguidos y separados de sus familias. >> reunieron a todas las familias judÍas en la iglesia y le prendieron fuego a muchas de las viviendas. >> otras fueron llevados a campos de concentraciÓn y exterminados. >> todos los familiares menos mi padre y mi tÍo las mandan a campos de exterminio. >> unas cuantos que sobrevivieron.

michael henderson deputy says he sexually assaulted a student he was tutoring in a series of events three years ago. none of it the event happened on school grounds. >>> el cerrito, richmond and oakland made the list. the auditor's office uses factors whether a city has enough to pay its bills, and whether it can afford the retirement benefits. the most fiscally challenged city in california is compton. >>> the city of fremont is pulling out all its stops to it celebrate breaking ground. these are renderings of what the city hopes to be a new downtown destination to open next spring. the city also says free eats will be offered to a few of the first people who show up for today's ceremony. get in line quickly. >>> well, look at this. >> let's get in line for this. >> let's do it. this is a little east of here, montrose ski tahoe is set to open. it doesn't feel like ski season, does it? >> no, it doesn't. >>> for for you skiing will be all manmade, but the snow-making machines are building up some of that base. mt. rose is the first to open, the third straight year it's opening before nove

joining us now, senior political reporter nia-malika henderson and dana bash. let's just play a little more of the words spoken out loud. not just once, not just twice but repeatedly with feeling by mick mulvaney at this press conference. >> so the demand for an investigation into the democrats was part of the reason that he -- it was to withhold funding to ukraine? >> the look back to what happened in 2016 certainly was part of the thing he was worried about. >> to be clear, what you just described is a quid pro quo. it is funding will not flow violence the inve unless the investigation into the democratic server happened as well. >> we do that all the time with foreign policy. >> not just, yes, but we do it all the time. i know we tried to walk it back laerkts but we all heard what we heard there. he said it again and again. what i want to know from you is what's the reaction to all of this, this morning? what are you hearing in washington about this moment? >> well, it took a little while to hear anything because his fellow republicans had to pick their jaws

. >> reporter: paul henderson who has known her for years said we should read too much into the changes. >>> just the fact she is restructuring could mean a lot of things. i don't necessarily think it means she is closing down her campaign.>> reporter: the focus on iowa which holds the first caucus of the election cycle will be a make or break effort for harris who is already falling behind in popularity and fundraising efforts. >>> it really is a marathon and not a sprint.>> reporter: pulling numbers donations and campaign stops are factors. but only one question really matters.>>> is the nominee they ultimately select going to be a candidate that can stand up and ultimately defeat donald trump?>> reporter: if history is any indicator harris is not out yet. both john kerry in 2004 and john mccain in 2008 had to restructure their campaigns due to financial issues. they both then went on to get their parties respective nominations. >>> our original series project home. we look at two housing propositions coming up revolts. they could free up millions to fight the housing crisis. will the

kaye henderson, director of the iowa radio network, and rick stengel. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longestc running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. i made the point earlier this week thatoi a national nightmar is upon us. it's not something i said lightly or say it now. but the stability of our democracy is at stake. it's ay moment that so many people, t including donald trums republican primary opponents, predicted would happen, and now it's upon us. in less than threew weeks we movedee from a simple "washingt post" story in which a complaint by a whistleblower said president trump was pressuring ukraine to investigate joe biden. to oethursday, when president trump said himself out loud, yes, ukraine, and for that matter, china, should investigatein biden. in other words, you're darn right i didin it, there's nothi wrong it, and i'm doing it again. what are you, i' going to do ab it? this is where we t are. the president of thes united states calling on foreign

tosses it to darrell henderson. wait a minute, we got a fumble recovered by arik armstead, had a great game. a few plays later garoppolo sneaks it in for the one-yard touchdown. 49ers take their first lead of the day. now we go to the fourth quarter. 49ers up 20-7. fourth and one. henderson does not get the first down. so the 49ers hold. what's the reaction from the defensive coordinator? yes, offense pretty fired up again. 49ers win 20-7. 5-0 on the year. after the game, coach shanahan asked if his team was elite. >> i -- no, i'm not going to ever use that word. good trick, but i'm very happy with how we played. you know, we're 35 5-0. a great thing. we're not playing our best ball. we can do a lot of things better than that. seems like our defense played at an extremely high level minus the first drive. continue to get better on offense, on spercial teams. i also think our defense just getting started, too. >> i black out during those moments. i get excited for the guys and their success and things they're going t

i'm nia-malika henderson. tonight audience members are asking the presidential candidates questions of importance to the lgbtq community. it's time for our final candidate of the night. businessman tom steyer. >> welcome, mr. steyer. great to see you. we'll jump right in. we have tyler a corporate lawyer. what is your question? >> good evening. my question. >> call me tom. >> my question relates to the equality act. discussed at length tonight. as we all know the conservative supreme court may rule current federal law doesn't protect lgbtq americans. my question is if that happens, what would you do if republicans try to block the equality act from passing congress to fix that if they filibuster it or what happens if they say only pass it for sexual orientation not gender identity. >> right. obviously what we're talking about here is a government that has been broken in many different ways including this way. they're not responding to the needs of the american people and this days they're willing to discrimina

welcome to henderson all. since its establishment in 1863, this historic base overlook the capital. airmen, youoldiers, represent the fighting spirit of our united states military that has sustained throughout history. thanks for being here today and as always, you look fantastic. i wanted to acknowledge by .tarting with general dunford i want to knowledge his incredible career of distinguished service. he has led troops through war and peace. he excelled in every level of command and as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, -- prepare for the new era of competition that is now upon us. i've had the opportunity to know him and his wife over the past two years and had the privilege of working closely with him over the past two months. the department of defense has benefited greatly. people leave behind steady leadership that will remain with us after he departs. as he transitions to the next phase of his life in massachusetts, they will surely be missed. on behalf of the entire , thank youof defense for all you have done to protect and defend this nation. we are very fortunate t

.>> reporter: henderson believes it is related to the facebook founder took on capitol hill last week. on the topic of paid political ads. >>> you plan on doing no fact checking on political ads.>> chairwoman our policy is that we do not factcheck politicians speech. the reason for that is that we believe in a democracy it is important that people can see for themselves what politicians are saying. pope >> reporter: zuckerberg fired back saying the reality is we believe deeply that political speech is important and should be heard. that is what is driving us. just across the street from twitter hq at least one person applauded dorsey's decision. >>> i think it is damaging. it is good to take it off. >> reporter: the move by twitter is a preemptive strike on regulation. >>> it jumps ahead of that conversation. these are some of the more challenging arguments that are being made. calling for regulation that many of the conversations and many of the information being shared is paid for by foreign leaders or foreign countries.>> reporter: upon ceo jack dorsey's announcement twitter stock

rickey henderson's cleat his autograph also. >>dana's favor players dennis eckersley she has several of his pictures and how many of his baseball cards. >>a 187 i lost count i haven't counted recently but i like 13 autographs i was rookie card autograph my husband may had this made for me in 87. the letter in cost as much as a jersey death. >>as for her love for acting. her husband, rob says ve accuse >>falling in love with dennis eckersley but that's a it's make believe so it's fine. >>for the postseason games. he played on out there. >>hill we're going to do this we're going to rock a place, i'm so excited. i plan and not being able to talk on thursday, >>yes so dana is certainly excited. she has her outfit picked doubt for wednesday's big game. now we talk about those 72 bobbleheads that she has her husband rob, saw there. he has 50 bobbleheads at works or talking about a bobblehead family that are hopeful for an a's win. come wednesday. reporting in oakland j r stone kron 4 news. a pretty impressive collection. well, as fans

political analyst paul henderson said this move is twitter regulating itself. before the government does. >>> it takes twitter outside of the growing conversation demanding higher accountability and social media platforms. so we have pure speech. pure ideas. impure conversations about politics and voting that isn't influenced by money and political action committees. or partisan types of directions or even foreign directions. >>>>> reporter: across the street from twitter hq one person applauded dorsey's decision. >>> i think it is good to take it off.>> reporter: the twitter rules regarding political ads will be announced november 15 and take affect a week later. san francisco voters will be able to see both sides of the experiment. after the november 5 election. >>> here in san francisco we will be able to see the difference between what kind of information we receive as users on the social media platforms and what type of information we receive after this election.>> reporter: twitter start drop 2% today after jack dorsey's announcement. those rules will go

like it's it's an differ it is lot l to dea with a joining us right now we have to talk for matthew henderson on the phone right now matthew thank you so much for joining us. >>good morning again robin good morning what's experience there so far you're the photographer you've been out there taking pictures. >>and video what has been like for you. >>so i just came off of their top of road and uh i would like to southern edge of the fire. and got up their work got 75 miles an hour. incredible fire movement. >>and what we have to say we're looking at some of the video that you shot earlier this morning we could see some emergency equipment describe what you saw in terms of the response and what the firefighters were doing up there. >>so response by cal fire and local government. now there lot of well those coming in trying to wine you i work on the south >>and that looks awfully close to the flames. i mean it it looks like it was right up to you. >>and the point one point. and and then we get quick win ship and players jump up you know 1520 near with that kind of pushes back. >>wow so if the vid

matters were taken into his own hands, only a full stretch son from henderson keeping him out.arsenal but very little penetration. pepe with just about the best chance. for the gunners, stilljust one win away from home all season but the sheffield united, nights like this have been worth the wait. the shortlist for the men's and women's ballon d'or has been revealed this evening with liverpool featuring heather ellie. virgin val dyke to be named the champions league winners. cristiano ronaldo is listed, as is lionel messi. meanwhile, england's lizzie brown and ellen white have made the shortlist for the women's award. alex morgan and meghan pina are two of americans nominated. the lowest ranked club in the competition have received a bye into the second round following bury‘s removalfrom the second round following bury‘s removal from the competition. she was just removal from the competition. she wasjust in removal from the competition. she was just in the eighth tier, and this was their reaction earlier. —— chichester united. the players delighted. they will receive £36,000 in

them fighting from a goal down to win 21 it will score twice in the 2nd hoffa of captain told and henderson and then mohamed salah getting the went out from the penalty spot on 7 minutes. i'm pleased but i expect as well but again. the ones i loved the supergame was just how football should look so. i should play against a really strong good organized. with the threat constantly in your mind that each ball you lose this will possibly end up in front of you. in a town in syria as a land to have bounce back after getting battered by man city 51 in the champions league and they did so big way they crushed wooden is they who were reduced to 10 men 71 is here in on sunday colombian forward louis murphy was the star you scored a hat trick in the victory means atlanta sit in the table 3 points off leaders given to us. ac milan season just keeps getting worse they lost again on sunday is still quite comical a defending lead to their downfall this time they were beaten at 2 on by a roma it's milan's 50 feet from mind games and they sit in the table as the roma the result list them to 1st. and german

. >> charleston hatfield, 34, henderson, nevada. [ bell tolls ] >> reporter: mgm resorts agreeing to pay as much as $800 million to settle claims from victims of the las vegas massacre and their families. >> there's no money that could have her back to me. >> reporter: gus castilla's daughter andrea was 1 of 58 people killed when a gunman opened fire from his hotel room at the mandalay bay towards concertgoers below. chelsea romo was one of the hundreds injured, the mother of two still injured. >> i still have shrapnel all throughout my forehead and my brain. the fact they say i can see out of my right eye is a miracle. >> reporter: mgm initially faced criticism for suing hundreds of victims preemptively in an attempt to consolidate all lawsuits into one special case. the company now saying in a statement, our goal has always been to resolve these matters so our community and the victims and their families can move forward in the healing process. >> they have stepped up and done the right thing now. that's the key. >> reporter: and attorneys say it's still unclear exactly how the mon

but liverpool captain jordan henderson equalised six minutes after the break.qualled the premier league record of 28 points after the first 10 fixtures. usually, the result as a result of the performance, but sometimes it is not the case, but today, we played so not the case, but today, we played so good, i really liked it. and against a really tough opponent in a difficult situation gives them another motivation and boost. so i am completely fine, who cares at the end? with the performance i am happy so end? with the performance i am happy soi end? with the performance i am happy so i don't care about the result. elsewhere in the early game, 10—man newcastle drew with wolves. manchester united got their first away win in the league since feburary, beating norwich 3—1 at carrow road. arsenal drew 2—2 with crystal palace at the emirates — the home side was denied a late winner, a sokratis's goal ruled out by var. idid not i did not understand the va eye action. last week, the penalty was clear. and today they checked everything. i don't understand. 0k, it is not

after harry kane gave spurs the lead after just 47 seconds, liverpool captain jordan henderson equalisedgue record of 28 points after the first 10 fixtures. mercedes driver lewis hamilton has won the mexican grand prix, but not the drivers championship yet. he started from third and, with a superb drive, made his way up the field to finish in first. the ferrari's had locked out the front of the grid, but an extra pit stop for charles leclerc meant he dropped back to fourth. sebastian vettel started and finished in second. hamilton had needed to beat his mercedes team—mate valteri bottas by 14 points to win his sixth drivers championship, but bottas finished third, meaning hamilton will have to wait to next week for that. that's all the sport for now. just before we go, a long—lost painting by the early italian rennaisance master has sold for more than $26 million dollars at auction — more than four times the pre—auction estimate. the "christ mocked" painting had been hanging above a cooker in the home of an elderly french woman for years — its true identity was only revealed when an auct

area is not controlled by the government patrick henderson a geo political analyst says that in his opinion they lack credible. their brand is damaged there's too many facts out you know all you have to do is look at the white helmets membership there exclusively opposition rebel stroke terrorist exclusively male sunni ok they claim to be have rescued religious and ethnic minorities which there's no proof of that nor is there any proof that they have rescued 112000 civilians there's no paperwork there's no names there's no testimonials there's no accident reports they do early warning of early warnings for air strikes they claim they do try and search and rescue for terrorist fighters they do they're not that much civilian work i believe they do and they make videos they make propaganda videos but the political agenda is twofold they're a crisis point right now is the last area in syria i put the white elements can operate on because politically they are aligned strictly and exclusively with the islamist extremist rebel militant terrorist groups and what they are essentially the white helme

i'm nia-malika henderson. and for those of you just joining us we're live from the in los angeles. cnn and the human rites campaign are hosting a top democratic presidential candidate so they can answer the lgbtq community most pressing questions. we'll welcome our next candidate. former housing and urban development secretary julian castro. how are you. great to

but liverpool captain jordan henderson equalised six minutes after the break.r league record of 28 points after the first 10 fixtures. defending champions arsenal beat title rivals manchester city in the women's super league. top scorer vivianne miedema got the goal of the game to end city's unbeaten run this season. arsenal have now won 15 of their past 16 home games. elsewhere, in the early game, 10—man newcastle drew with wolves. in scotland, rangers came from behind to beat motherwell 2—1 in the scottish premiership. they're back level on points with celtic at the top of the table. that's after the champions easily beat aberdeen 4—0 at pittodrie. it's celtic‘s biggest win over aberdeen in 11 years. four different goalscorers in the first half for neil lennon's side, who beat lazio in the europa league in midweek. lewis hamilton will have to wait another week to become formula one champion, despite winning the mexican grand prix. the briton looked in trouble after tangling with max verstappen on the opening lap. but he recovered from fifth place to win thank

use of solitary confinementth or segregation ast is called by ice and according to the report the henderson detention center which is in southern nevada was among the otop 15 and they segregation 121 unique times, 121 unique placements and in 16 of those placements lasted more than 75 ldays. i wonder if you could explain what i said detention standards dictate regarding the use of segregation and if you are aware of any waivers that were granted by ice for compliance with the standards. >> thank you for your question.s i can probably speak more generally to ice's waiver process and segregation standards then pacific regard to the henderson facility. in general in 2013 ice directed that facilities reform their practice on segregation to improve reporting on when vulnerable detainees are placed in segregation or anyone displaced for a long time. and they try to use it as a last resort. they also recommended that facilities try to when a detainee is held in and mistreated segregation protective custody or for health reasons or other reasons that are not punishment for a disciplinary infection

midfielderjordan henderson says the england players wanted to make the home fans "suffer" for the racisty beating them on the pitch. they won 6—0 . there are also reports that some bulgarian players told england that the racism was pre—planned and co—ordinated, with claims that some of the abusers were disguised as stewards in sofia. it looks organised. i need to get that many people inside the stadium all dressed up in a t—shirt and the no respect signing, you know if you compare that in our own stadium, that would not be allowed. for the best pa rt that would not be allowed. for the best part of the first of it was before the left, whether it was of their own accord or whether they we re their own accord or whether they were asked to leave, it looked coordinated. and talking about it as guide stewards, that make sense as well. the authorities had 72 hours before the game, the czech republic in managed to get things right and 110w in managed to get things right and now that the eyes of the world would be watching them and they did not ta ke be watching them and they did not take the opp

amilika henderson, gloria borger and david chalian. david axlerod, the idea that the president didn't green light this turkish incursion against the kurds is -- >> absurd. >> it's absurd. >> yeah. >> it was that phone call and he took out the special forces troops who had been essentially protecting the kurds from the turks all this time. >> either he didn't know what he was doing and opened the door to all of this because he didn't consult with his national court jie team, the defense department and so on, or he did know what he was doing and has opened the door to bashar al assad to stream back into that territory, to the russians. they have been the big winners. >> right, russia, iran, obviously the assad regime. >> yeah. but i think those are the two choices. either he willingly opened the door for them or he didn't know what he was doing. it's not a very appetizing choice. >> or he was so vague, which would pit under the he didn't know what he was doing part. that he was so vague in his phone call as "the new york times" has repor