eb henderson was also better known as a writer, actually. he wrote over 3000 letters to the editor of the "washington post", evening star and others and he also wrote this article here in the crisis about the colored college athletes. this was in the first year of the crisis magazine dated july, 1911. the crisis was started in 1910. he's also known for the first chronicle lane of the african-american athletic process patient in this handbook , which was under the auspices of his athletic league that interscholastic-- interscholastic athletic association published by solving and this was in 1910. it ran from 1910 to 1913. i have all of the contracts that were signed including letters between the american sports publishing company handed him and he was the first letter in 1908 said sure, we will publish your annual and it won't cost you a nickel. that's because they had about 30 pages of ads for sporting equipment in it so was good advertising for them. the last letter in 1914, stated that we are unable to publish your annual this year because

dubey a specialist in henderson was denied that to attend the new york meeting in person . and has more. the united nations convened a meeting in which the results of the o.p.c. w.'s investigation into the alleged chemical attack in the syrian syrian city of duma in 2018 was discussed now that report from the oas o.p.c. w has come into question after information was revealed leaks cited that crucial evidence was essentially left out of that final report and that crucial evidence that was left out could have pointed toward the attack being staged in henderson who was a weapons inspector he participated with the o.p.c. w in their fact finding mission in duma he doesn't agree with that he says that he pretty much based on the evidence has concluded that the canisters were placed manually they were not dropped from an airplane this is what in henderson said to the un meeting speaking through video link this is what he in henderson said the findings. were contradictory. with what the 2 understood. to. release of the interim report. 2000 and. 2 was that serious misgivings that a

but the last game that henderson played was christmas eve the night of his wedding. he and my grandmother wearable schoolteacher so they didn't have a lot of money so they took the opportunity to go to new york city where he would play a game and they would have their honeymoon but he also made a promise to his wife after they got married he would no longer play. so he concentrated on organizing and coaching and one of the pictures is the dunbar team in 1922 which includes charles drew the pioneer. traveling with his daughter and the blood banks. so he spent the rest of his career in the dc colored schools coaching and as the head of the recreation and athletic departments. so he went around to all those schools. brought a couple of things. so i brought his ring from the hall of fame it doesn't have as many diamonds but it is big. [laughter] also february 2013 there was a flashback comic strip during the february before but it was a flashback comic strip about eb henderson and this is one of them. and patrick reynolds has done a lot about washington dc and is very fa

now in henderson is himself an x. . on chemical weapons and the forensic investigations into them furthermore he actually participated in the official o.p.c. w. investigation but regardless that did not stop certain voices from trying to cast doubt on what he said to the u.n. meeting take a listen mr henderson's papers appear to reflect a person view of course there are bound to be robust exchanges of views with voices differing from ounces in any scientific process but what counts is the final considered assessment now the syrian government has been absolutely adamant and clear it had nothing to do with the chemical incident some countries. led by the united states of america. continue to exceed the provisions of the convention on the point of chemical weapons by politicizing the war of the o.p.c. w. and to trying to deal. from the track it was created for that was the chemical incident let's recall in 2008 chemical incident in which the western countries the united states and france they used that as an opportunity to

meeting take a listen mr henderson's pape has a pitch reflex a person and. of course their own. bound to be robust exchanges of views with voices differing from others in any scientific process but what counts is the final considered assessment now the syrian government has been absolutely adamant and clear it had nothing to do with the chemical incident some countries. led by the united states of america. continue to exceed the provisions of the convention on the point of chemical weapons. by politicizing the war of the o.p.c. wu and to trying to. go from the track it was created for that was the chemical incident let's recall in 2008 chemical incident in which the western countries the united states and france they use that as an opportunity to unleash $100.00 missiles against the syrian government there. and we've had wiki leaks publish a number of of leaks and information e-mails showing that there just was not unanimous agreement within the o.p.c. w. about who was responsible for the attack based on that this report from the o.p.c. w. has been widely questioned allies of th

were placed manually they were not dropped from an airplane this is what in henderson said to the un meeting speaking through video link this is what he in henderson said the findings in the final report were contradictory. with what the 2 understood. to do. by the. release of the interim report. 2000 and. 2 was that serious misgivings that a chemical attack. now in henderson is himself an expert on chemical weapons and the forensic investigations into them furthermore he actually participated in the official o.p.c. w. investigation but regardless that did not stop certain voices from trying to cast doubt on what he said to the u.n. meeting take a listen mr henderson's paper has a pitch reflects a personal view of course there are bound to be real best exchanges to fuse with voices differing from ounces in any scientific process but what counts is the final considered assessment now the syrian government has been absolutely adamant and clear it had nothing to do with the chemical incident this is how the syrian representative spoke at the meeting stating his opinion and his views abo

henderson added to their frustrations, range efforts.d to their frustrations, saving the gabrieljesus penalty that follow. henderson was off his line and the manchester city bench were incensed that it wasn't ordered to be reta ken. that it wasn't ordered to be retaken. but a little good luck after the keeper's excellent performance so far. city should have beenin performance so far. city should have been in the lead going into the second united's 0liver mcburnie gave them a scare. but players are manchester city's quality only needs a margin to win games like this and when sergio aguero came off the bench, he just needed when sergio aguero came off the bench, hejust needed millimetres. they needed to work for it, but that will do for three points. elsewhere, there was a london derby with arsenal going to stamford bridge to take on chelsea. chelsea we re bridge to take on chelsea. chelsea were awarded a penalty and david louise was sent off. judge enia made no mistake from the spot and arsenal pulled one back through gabrielle martinelli

after he was tripped, henderson added to their frustrations by sending his penalty away which followedhenderson was clearly off his line in the manchester city bench were incensed as it was not in order to be taken but was worth a little book after the keeper pots like excellent performance that far. guardiola process i should've been in the lead. but then united missed a close chance. they only need a margin to win games at this and when sergio aguero came off the bench, he just need to millimetres. they needed to work for at, that would do for it. rhia chohan, bbc news. so, perhaps they are just playing for a champions league spot but city have reduced the gap with liverpool to a mere 13 points. here's what manager pep guardiola has been saying after the game. the results, they got the decision from away. we knew it but we conceded one creature chance two, no more than that after the after the penalty, the keepers save were in a credit with two actions with auto monday and raheem. a great victory for us to make the step to secure the place for the champions league. elsewhere tonight,

heard from in henderson. the findings in the final report were contradictory were turnaround with the 2 understood. during the 2. by the time. release of the interim report. 2018. ending was that we heard serious misgivings that a chemical attack. now in hand or soon participated in the o.p.c. w.'s fact finding mission and he had a lot of advocates to back up his claims see he strongly stated that he had some strong objections and he made his points as someone who actually participated but regardless it seems that certain forces are questioning henderson's remarks let's take a listen. mr henderson's papers appear to reflect a personal view of course there are bound to be real best exchanges to fuse with voices differing from others in any scientific process but what counts is the final considered assessment. now the representative of the syrian arab republic very strongly stated his views on the issue some countries. led by the united states of america. continue to exceed the provisions of the convention on t

director henderson? >> one thing that i wanted to prove, this covers the sworn and the civilian members of sfpd, so i think that's an important point to know. and d.p.a. was an active member of a working group. we just wanted to say, because we put a lot of work into this, that we appreciated the input that came from the obligation we see reflected in the final policy, and we see how well the collaboration process was for this d.g.o. so thank you for the hard work to the group and to the commissioners. >> commissioner elias: and i apologize. summer was vital for giving the input and recommending some of the changes. >> she wrote what i just said, just so i'm clear. >> president hirsch: commissioner hamasaki? >> commissioner hamasaki: i reviewed this, and you can see all the policy and thought and research that was put into this, and it looks like a good, solid d.g.o. with regard to this department, so i'm happy to vote for this and support it. and thanks to commissioners elias and taylor and all the comm

henderson. my name is wendy and i'm an attorney for the p.o.a. and i was involved also with this report, gathering the information for the report coming up with the questions, et cetera. the work that the department on the status of women did on this report is nothing short of extraordinary. and i just wanted to -- from the inside -- point out that the commitment to putting together an accurate set of numbers, an accurate analysis and then providing an understanding to both the commission and to you as well as of course to the police department and the public, was top of mind. the effort that was put in was beyond anything that the p.o.a. and the women's action committee had even dared to hope for. and so i just want to thank them, again, for all of the work they did. and especially to point out that elizabeth newman is a rock star. so thank you for allowing me that opportunity. >> thank you. and thank you for your participation and cooperation. it's not every day that the p.o.a. is complimented by another department in the city, but we do apprec

henderson was clearly off his line in the manchester city bench were incensed as it was not in orderper pots like excellent performance that far. guardiola process i should've been in the lead. but then united missed a close chance. they only need a margin to win games at this and when sergio aguero came off the bench, he just need to millimetres. they needed to work for at, that would do for it. rhia chohan, bbc news. so, perhaps they are just playing for a champions league spot but city

the league leaders had gone in front early with the captain jordan henderson leaders had gone in frontthe captainjordan henderson heading from a corner but the wolves equalised early in the second half. that was a shock in itself after seven consecutive liverpool clean sheets and it was quite a good goal. but that late roberto firmino strikes wanted for liverpool. the 11th they've won by a one goal margin, one of the many qualities that marks them out as champions. we scored a wonderful goal with a lot of good position and a lot of good things but the set up from the wolves is really good. different to what everyone is doing in european football. to win you have to stay in the game and you need somebody who makes a perfect decision and in this case it was roberto firmino. staying in england, watford are out of the fa cup after losing at 3rd tier side tranmere rovers. last season's runners—up lost 2—1 — with paul mullin scoring tranmere's winner in extra—time. they're now at home to manchester united in the 11th round on sunday. in spain, it's also been a night of shocks in the last 32

henderson. my name is wendy and i'm an attorney for the p.o.a. and i was involved also with this report, gathering the information for the report coming up with the questions, et cetera. the work that the department on the status of women did on this report is nothing short of extraordinary. and i just wanted to -- from the inside -- point out that the commitment to putting together an accurate set of numbers, an accurate analysis and then providing an understanding to both the commission and to you as well as of course to the police department and the public, was top of mind. the effort that was put in was beyond anything that the p.o.a. and the women's action committee had even dared to hope for. and so i just want to thank them, again, for all of the work they did. and especially to point out that elizabeth newman is a rock star. so thank you for allowing me that opportunity. >> thank you. and thank you for your participation and cooperation. it's not every day that the p.o.a. is complimented by another department in the city, but we do apprec

director henderson? >> one thing that i wanted to prove, this covers the sworn and the civilian members of sfpd, so i think that's an important point to know. and d.p.a. was an active member of a working group. we just wanted to say, because we put a lot of work into this, that we appreciated the input that came from the obligation we see reflected in the final policy, and we see how well the collaboration process was for this d.g.o. so thank you for the hard work to the group and to the commissioners. >> commissioner elias: and i apologize. summer was vital for giving the input and recommending some of the changes. >> she wrote what i just said, just so i'm clear. >> president hirsch: commissioner hamasaki? >> commissioner hamasaki: i reviewed this, and you can see all the policy and thought and research that was put into this, and it looks like a good, solid d.g.o. with regard to this department, so i'm happy to vote for this and support it. and thanks to commissioners elias and taylor and all the comm

director henderson? >> one thing that i wanted to prove, this covers the sworn and the civilian members of sfpd, so i think that's an important point to know. and d.p.a. was an active member of a working group. we just wanted to say, because we put a lot of work into this, that we appreciated the input that came from the obligation we see reflected in the final policy, and we see how well the collaboration process was for this d.g.o. so thank you for the hard work to the group and to the commissioners. >> commissioner elias: and i apologize. summer was vital for giving the input and recommending some of the changes. >> she wrote what i just said, just so i'm clear. >> president hirsch: commissioner hamasaki? >> commissioner hamasaki: i reviewed this, and you can see all the policy and thought and research that was put into this, and it looks like a good, solid d.g.o. with regard to this department, so i'm happy to vote for this and support it. and thanks to commissioners elias and taylor and all the comm

henderson. my name is wendy and i'm an attorney for the p.o.a. and i was involved also with this report, gathering the information for the report coming up with the questions, et cetera. the work that the department on the status of women did on this report is nothing short of extraordinary. and i just wanted to -- from the inside -- point out that the commitment to putting together an accurate set of numbers, an accurate analysis and then providing an understanding to both the commission and to you as well as of course to the police department and the public, was top of mind. the effort that was put in was beyond anything that the p.o.a. and the women's action committee had even dared to hope for. and so i just want to thank them, again, for all of the work they did. and especially to point out that elizabeth newman is a rock star. so thank you for allowing me that opportunity. >> thank you. and thank you for your participation and cooperation. it's not every day that the p.o.a. is complimented by another department in the city, but we do apprec

kay henderson, welcome back to the news hour.hat kinds of reactions are you picking up from people? >> one of the striking things about the conversation between elizabeth warren and bernie sanders that i'm hearing fromit iowans is not necessarily about t two of them. it's more abou reaching out to form clinton voters, as you recall half of the people who went to thcaucuses i2016 voted for hillary clinton. as i go out and cover many of these candidates, namely elizabeth warren, amy kloanbuch, the former candidate kamala harris, i heard from many in the crowd this phrase, "it's time and that conversation really remind people of that. the other interesting thing about that conversation was that elizabeth warren drew amy klobuchar into it, and so i think that was a signal to people, if voti for a woman candidate is important to you and i am not your waren, elizabeth warren may have been telegraphling, consider the woman at the other end of this stage if you're a merate. >> woodruff: so maybe this was a good night for elizabeth warre

director henderson? >> one thing that i wanted to prove, this covers the sworn and the civilian members of sfpd, so i think that's an important point to know. and d.p.a. was an active member of a working group. we just wanted to say, because we put a lot of work into this, that we appreciated the input that came from the obligation we see reflected in the final policy, and we see how well the collaboration process was for this d.g.o. so thank you for the hard work to the group and to the commissioners. >> commissioner elias: and i apologize. summer was vital for giving the input and recommending some of the changes. >> she wrote what i just said, just so i'm clear. >> president hirsch: commissioner hamasaki? >> commissioner hamasaki: i reviewed this, and you can see all the policy and thought and research that was put into this, and it looks like a good, solid d.g.o. with regard to this department, so i'm happy to vote for this and support it. and thanks to commissioners elias and taylor and all the comm

henderson claimed at the un security council that the whole basis of the fact finding mission or f.m. report that catalyze u.k.'s strikes was flawed the findings in the final report were contradictory or a complete turnaround with well. understood. electorally. during to do. and by the time. release of the interim report in july 2008. understanding was that we had serious misgivings that a chemical attack had occurred well amidst an apparent news blackout in nato nations over recent o.p.c. w. revelations that evidence was buried to justify british airstrikes around damascus in 2018 and apparent u.s. attempts to prevent the evidence being given in person at the un panel has taken place at the house of commons ahead of this thursday's further un meeting it raises critical questions over what the u.k. funded white helmets claim was a chemical atrocity by the assad government chairing the panel is the former director of britain's special forces retired major general john holmes joins me now thanks so much major general for coming on the show i mean the former head of the o.p.c. w organiza

john henderson gets them off to a perfect start. good evening.hinese authorities are taking drastic action to try to stop the spread of the new coronavirus that can be fatal. they've imposed a travel shutdown on several cities, notably wuhan, where the virus was first discovered, and huanggang. the unprecedented measures come as people in china prepare to celebrate the chinese new year — with tens of millions travelling to their family homes. the world health organization says it's a bit too early to declare the virus a global health emergency. here, the government says there's an increased likelihood of the virus reaching the uk. six people — showing symptoms — are currently being tested in edinburgh, glasgow and belfast. john sudworth is in beijing for us this evening. john. well, sophie, this is a massive escalation of the fight against this virus. as well as wuhan, other cities, as you say, already added to the list. wang dong, a city of 7 million people, ezhou, of1 million people. the concern does seem it's a concern of shutting the door aft

security council meeting that was convened by the russian permanent representative on the council in henderson the former long time o.p.c. w. employee whose recent revelations are at the heart of all the controversy you've been hearing about spoke to the security council be a video here is a small snippet of some of the very fascinating things you had to say. the findings in the final that sent them reports. contradictory to compete. with the team. connectivity. journey to the. developments. and by the time. release of the interim report in july 2018 understanding was that we had serious misgivings that a chemical attack had. but that's not what they were they reported when they released that report they didn't say anything about serious misgivings remember it was the o.p.c. w.'s report that a chemical strike had occurred that the us government and others paraded around to justify their military strikes against the syrian government in response to the alleged chemical weapons strike by assad not surprisingly there has been barely a whisper even a muster burp in the us mainstream news media abo

chief scott and director henderson. i'm jason sawyer, lieutenant at northern station, coming here to talk about the general order, revising for underwater diving operations. we currently have a general order, 6.03 which we are seeking to replace the prior general order, it goes back to at least 1999. there have been no revisions since then. if you review the prior general order, virtually none of it other than the concept of water applies today. the old system has virtually no -- it's a page and a half where our divers used to use their own equipment. there was no real chain of command or any type of medical protocol. i've been diving for over 30 years. many of the years with the department. and i wish something like this would have been revised for all the time i've spent in the water. this goes very well hand in hand with what the sergeant was speaking about regarding the r. o. v. and the concept of there are so many ways a diver can get injured in black water or overhead diving. this new general order at least laze o

director henderson? >> one thing that i wanted to prove, this covers the sworn and the civilian members of sfpd, so i think that's an important point to know. and d.p.a. was an active member of a working group. we just wanted to say, because we put a lot of work into this, that we appreciated the input that came from the obligation we see reflected in the final policy, and we see how well the collaboration process was for this d.g.o. so thank you for the hard work to the group and to the commissioners. >> commissioner elias: and i apologize. summer was vital for giving the input and recommending some of the changes. >> she wrote what i just said, just so i'm clear. >> president hirsch: commissioner hamasaki? >> commissioner hamasaki: i reviewed this, and you can see all the policy and thought and research that was put into this, and it looks like a good, solid d.g.o. with regard to this department, so i'm happy to vote for this and support it. and thanks to commissioners elias and taylor and all the comm

security council meeting that was convened by the russian permanent representative on the council in henderson the former longtime o.p.c. w. employee whose recent revelations are at the heart of all the controversy you've been hearing about spoke to the security council via video here is a small snippet of some of the very fascinating things you had to say the findings in the final report was contradictory or a complete turnaround with what the team stood collectivity. during to the. developments. and by the time. release of the interim report in july 2081 of the standing was that we had serious misgivings that a chemical attack had. but that's not what they were they reported when they released that report they didn't say anything about serious misgivings remember it was the o.p.c. w.'s report that a chemical strike had occurred that the us government and others paraded around to justify their military strikes against syrian government in response to the alleged 2000000 for the chemical weapons by assad not surprisingly there has been barely a whisper even a muster in the us mainstream news m

he stole from her not once but twice this happened at henderson right outside vegas. police released surveillance video of the suspect the woman says she parked her car left her luggage inside she was about to leave for a trip. the thief broke into her car and found her registration that gave him the address where she lived and he went to her haul. >>in luggage was my roommate's car keys on our garage door opener to our apartment and henderson. this individual then drove 40 minutes from the summer and parking lot to my apartment in henderson and use the keys to let himself into apartment. >>woman says he was inside their apartment for 13 minutes and walked out with her jewelry credit cards gift cards and thousands of dollars worth of other items she has filed a police report with the local police department. >>if you have dmv business to tend to in santa rosa heads of the office is moving but just for a few months, why is relocating and where you can go starting later on this month. plus. >>so it's a bird it's a lime it's another person getting hurt on one of those el

director henderson. >> i agree 100%. i echo those sentiments. it was really a challenge that work was being done without us being at the table, specifically as we were reflective of the direct feedback that was coming to the process from the community. the complaints were ongoing. and without having our input or collaborative information, it was -- that was frustrating. but we are at least part of the conversations now, if not reflected in the actual work that's being diseasemented. that's done disseminated in a new report that's coming out later on this month. i wanted this as a follow-up -- thank you, sarah, for that presentation. one of the things that she talked about earlier was the bias work. i think that stuff is really important. i will point out, as reflected in the annual report, that you just got, the d.p.a. -- the first bias police sustained case ever in the history of san francisco, which is challengeing that this is where we are, but at least the work is being done right now, in a way that's methodical and thorough. so i hope peopl