they are sent out on a mission to find the japanese forces on east and west of the henderson field. what he discovers is really bad news. he discovered a disused japanese camp about where the other general had started. he finds evidence of a huge japanese force and evidence that it is on the move towards u.s. positions. when he comes back, he and vandergrift have a discussion, and he says, if i was going to attack us, i would not attack along that river, i would attack us along what is known as bloody ted i would not come from the east, i would circle up and come and get us on this open ridge. vandergrift agrees with him, and what the raiders do is dig in. in this battle, the marines will outnumber the japanese overall, but the japanese idea is to have a three-pronged offensive coming in from -- there is a better one. the japanese will hit us from all three sides, but the big one will be here in the middle, in what is known as bloody ridge, where they correctly guessed the japanese were going to attack. it is the night of september 12 that karaguchi is ready. he has 3000 soldiers fr

in henderson, nevada, they are bracing for what they hope to avoid. caucus chaos. what is the latest? >> hey, neil. without a doubt, cloud of iowa is hanging over this state. candidates are preceding as normal. they are on the ground, they are meeting with as many people as they can to make sure their supporters caucus saturday and

director henderson, do you have anything else on the agenda for us? >> that was enough. >> president hirsch: okay. good. next item, please. >> clerk: item 3-c. commissioner reports, limited to a brief discussion of commissioner reports. >> president hirsch: i don't have a report at this time. do any commissioners have reports? seeing none, next item. >> clerk: item d, commission announcements and scheduling of items considered for presentation at future meetings. >> president hirsch: commissioner mazzucco? >> thank you, president hirsch. this year, we had 49 deaths due to street dealing in the ten r tenderloin. what's the department doing about that? we've been talking about it a little bit here as a commission, but what is our narcotics division doing about making sure we're tracing where these drugs come from, doing more than just an investigation or a buy-bust? if there is an investigation, are we getting involved or relying on the feds to do that? it's significant. we are were talking about 294 fentanyl-related deaths last year. that's almost one

director henderson, do you have anything else on the agenda for us? >> that was enough. >> president hirsch: okay. good. next item, please. >> clerk: item 3-c. commissioner reports, limited to a brief discussion of commissioner reports. >> president hirsch: i don't have a report at this time. do any commissioners have reports? seeing none, next item. >> clerk: item d, commission announcements and scheduling of items considered for presentation at future meetings. >> president hirsch: commissioner mazzucco? >> thank you, president hirsch. this year, we had 49 deaths due to street dealing in the ten r tenderloin. what's the department doing about that? we've been talking about it a little bit here as a commission, but what is our narcotics division doing about making sure we're tracing where these drugs come from, doing more than just an investigation or a buy-bust? if there is an investigation, are we getting involved or relying on the feds to do that? it's significant. we are were talking about 294 fentanyl-related deaths last year. that's almost one

. >>> ricky henderson and bruce bochy will be in the 2020 class in the hall of fame. henderson played 14 seasons with the a's setting a number of records including most career stolen bases. bochy led the san francisco giants of course, to three world titles during his 13 seasons as a manager. he stepped down at the he said of the 2019 season. congratulations. >>> it turns out an ice chunk dropped down a very deep mik'mike will get it done?'n, ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because healthcare is a right. i created nearly 500,000 jobs in new york city. as president, i'll build an economy that delivers good jobs with higher wages. i'll take on the gun lobby and save lives. and i will stop trump's assault on women's reproductive rights. i've got a record of doing things. i've got the resources to take on this fight. as mayor, accountable for results. as president, i'll offer common sense plans and i will get it done. so let's stay on the offensive, and let's win. i'm mike bloomberg and

that was nick maroutsos, janus henderson cohead of global bonds.his is bloomberg. ♪ g. ♪ guy: from london, i am guy johnson. vonnie: and from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." iphone sales in china plummeted 28% last month. ubs warning, that this month numbers are likely to be far worse the cause of the coronavirus outbreak. the have now reopened 29 of 42 stores that have been closed in mainland china due to the virus. amazon taking aim at the urban growth stream market. in seattle co, it opened a larger version of its convenience store, about twice the size of a typical amazon go. the store uses cameras and sensors to track what customers take off the shelves, who are then charged when they walk out. that is the latest of your bloomberg business flash. what a great name for a grocery store, may i say, guy. interesting to see the stock rebounding today after so many members of that index limited yesterday. guy: massive downgrades coming through. you have nvidia being downgraded by nomura. macron got a downgrade -- micron got

bright young the first sailor ever to be inducted paul k yard olympic swimmer natalie coughlin ricky henderson a's left fielder and bruce bocce beloved manager for the san francisco giants when you think about you about bright bright young and that we ca i mean there's some great names obviously bruce bocce communities tired after you know these wonderful years with the giants and ricky henderson in the ricky i mean it means is royalty in this portion of the is one of them and his name has always been out there before but this is one year these able to be here and we're excited about it says it's going to be wonderful class learn my craft on our beautiful day here in san francisco and literally took my skills around the world so to bring it full circle and be inducted in the bay area sports hall of fame as the icing on the cake for the class of 2020 will officially be inducted with the big banquet at the saint francis hotel in downtown san francisco on may 11th will have continuing coverage of this all-star class leading up until then in union square kate rooney kron 4 well the warriors new gu

>> thank you very much and thank you, senator henderson, for the question. defense has directly supported australian border force with the transfer of the first two groups of australian evacuees to christmas island. 168 personnel are providing direct garrison support at christmas island and woody nine in lamont, which is currently being dismantled and relocated to darwin due to an impending cyclone in the northwest region. there are 19 members who are coordinating this effort also from adf headquarters, and includes thert reestablishment and operation of the facility at christmas island including the provision of food and many other life essentials and comforts for those who are currently at christmas island. support is also very wide. crisis continued to dominate including the impact on australian wildlife. it is estimated one billion animals died in the bushfire. 15 government has now put billion dollars to help with the infrastructure to house newly critically endangered animals. >> thank you, mr. president. my question is to the minister representing the

not far away, jordan henderson with another great chance for liverpool. amazing watching those managers. liverpool aren't out of it. we know how well they can play in champions league. madrid have a chance now. there's another match tonight. 2—1 to dortmund. working to get some analysis from john in a moment but he first hears the match. dortmund have the soul. this is one of the barriers put before the world's taught prized fronts to. to stop esd strikers takes more than

thank you to senator henderson for the question and her ongoing support for the defense industry. i was proud of this chamber, what they are doing on operation bushfire assist which is mobilization domestically in our nation's history. i'm proud that we mobilized and provide significant support to the whole of government effort in tackling the coronavirus. these efforts are being made by the the permit of foreign affairs, health and they're playing a significant role in this response and working across government very well to ensure the best interest of australians who were put up overseas particularly in wuhan. 236 personnel supporting australians from wuhan and doing what they do best, providing a wide range of logistical support. the many things that can be measured by statistics and quantities and numbers but also providing that support that is not directly measurable, providing additional support, helping hand due to kindness to australians and families returning to australia. >> questions? >> can the minister expand on how defense is working? particularly on retirement? >> t

has announced its 2020 class of inductees we have pro baseball hall of famer and a's legend ricky henderson. can now call himself a bay area sports hall of famer bruce bocce joins him he wraps up his career last year after winning 3 world series with the giants 12 time olympic champion swimmer and cow a natalie copland was also selected. and super bowl champ and 49 ers defensive tackle bryant young he's in there as well and for the first time a 7 time world champion sailor paul k or. to be sport of saili competitive in is that and around the world very very proud. mean there's some great names obviously bruce bocce communities tired after you know these wonderful years with the giants and ricky henderson in the ricky i mean means is royalty and in sports and the area is one of them and his name is always been out there before but this is one year these able to be here and we're excited about that and says it's going to be wonderful class. well congratulations to all of them the class of 2020 will be placed into the bay area sports hall of fame on may 11th. >>let's talk about the warrior sha

. >> reporter: rich henderson was doing some brentwood property. >> when i lit the match, part of the match broke off and jumped about two feet, hit the grass, and it just went up so fast. i couldn't stop it. >> reporter: the fire quickly turned into a seven-acre grass fire, an unusual run for a fire in february when the ground is supposed to be saturated. >> it's unusual, but it's not unusual because of the amount of rain that we haven't gotten. >> reporter: according to a weekly report issued by the u.s. drought monitor, close to 60% of the state of california is abnormally dry, and that includes all nine bay area counties. so in places that have suffered significant wildfires like napa, sonoma, and lake counties, the lack of rain means a great possibility of an early fire season. >> we have a lot of fuel reduction crews out right now. they're doing a big project on highway 17 that i'm sure is affecting a lot of people. >> reporter: rich henderson is mindful that his home is surrounded by a lot of wt he c home safe, even during the winter months. right now it's too early for cal fir

harriman and major general henderson, admiral of the fleet ernest king arrived, field marshal sir haroldlexander, supreme allied commander in the mediterranean theater, admiral of the fleet sir andrew cunningham, general of the army george c. marshall stepped from his plane, general graham somerville, england's foreign secretary mr. anthony eden. on february 2, 1945, an american warship arrived carrying president franklin delano roosevelt. he was saluted by prime minister winston churchill. the conference of the combined british and american chiefs of staff was held at montgomery house. the military plans agreed upon here were to be unfolded in the weeks to come. at the conclusion of this conference, many of the delegates left for another conference which was to have a much wider significance, the conference for which malta had been a preparation. their destination was a russian airport near yalta in the crimea . mr. molotov was on hand to greet the soviet union's distinguished guests. mr. edward stitinius, american secretary of state, mr. anthony eden. the flags of the three countries f

, nevada, four days of early caucus voting, do we have henderson?eighed in, polls have shown that senator sanders would finish first, the race for second up in the air, right now it is joe biden followed by tom steyer, billionaire who put if a lot of effort and money into nevada. arthel: yeah, as we say we are taking a close eye on all those top 3 places, first, second and third and also beyond that. so it's kind of a very interesting race to watch there and see what it means in terms of forecasting what's to come. eric: see if it shakes out for pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren or those on moderate lane. we will see. arthel: meanwhile that's it for us, bret baier takes over coverage right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> first contest in the west is now underway, this as democracy 2020 in nevada caucuses, good afternoon, i'm bret baier in washington, democrats going for the gold in the silver state right now the doors are closed, caucus sites across nevada, state party leaders are predicting a near record-turnout after 70,000 people participated in nevada's first e

we begin with griff jenkins in henderson, nevada, hey, griff.: hay, those trends that fox news is putting out now certainly follow the precinct in this liberty in henderson that we have been following, let me let you have a look, you see the precinct, 20 precincts at the high school, this is just one of them, you see them at ease, they've been working now for over an hour, they've just finished their second alignment which means essentially done now it's time to record it and we got their count they tell us has bernie at 40 and buttigieg at 20, those are the only results they gave us but certainly matching that of what fox news is predicting is the trend at the very moment, the precinct site leader jennifer webb cook telling us that she felt that it was that early voting that really helped ease the process here. it ran very smoothly, we have seen absolutely no hiccups as we continue to monitor it, again, our one precinct here has got bernie at 40, buttigieg at 20, that's, of course, not representative of the entire state, just this one here in h

nick watson is with us, of henderson global investors.mans, no matter with whom you speak, really are not willing to go that far. olaf schultz, who runs the finance ministry, has suggested lifting the debt break and allowing 20 billion euros of extra spending to regions. meanwhile, the cdu's peter out the- altmeyer from economics ministry said he was thinking of measures like corporate tax cuts, but neither one really wants to open the taps. what will it take to push them? nick: i suppose the argument would be if you have a further deterioration of economic activity, and germany feels obliged to take those steps. germany has historically always had a more conservative approach to fiscal and monetary policy, when you look at the debates about ecb monetary policy, there's always a sticking point that germany doesn't want to can see hard, and you that with the caution of moving away from the debt break. anna: whether from the fiscal side, maybe more the monetary side, but on some front maybe we need some multinational leadership when it come

. >> can i also mention that we have one of the artists, mike henderson, is with us this afternoon. [applause] so thank you all very much. lee, are you going to cro coreoh a photograph? (♪) >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses, and challenges residents to do their shopping within the 49 square miles of san francisco. by supporting local services in our neighborhood, we help san francisco remain unique, successful, and vibrant. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i am the owner of this restaurant. we have been here in north beach over 100 years. [speaking foreign language] [♪] [speaking foreign language] [♪] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [♪] [♪]

as for the henderson case, i think there were more facts and context in that case. that was the prosecution, and i will acknowledge that cases very close to the line of what we think the statute. >> could i ask one question, if this lawyer had sincerely believed is in fact it was true or close to the truth if she just got it wrong? that there was a lawful program that these individuals could have access to keep them here. would you have been able to prosecute her? >> no your honor we could not have. i think that goes back to saying. >> just let me interrupt you for one second period you did prosecute her for pride. for fraudulently telling her clients they were eligible for this correct? >> to be clear the defendant is not a lawyer. >> i'm not one but that i'm talking about this case. >> we prosecuted zero i'm sorry, this particular case, yes, she was not acting as a lawyer even though she is a lawyer. we prosecuted her for lying to her clients and the jury found that she knew she was lying to her clients. she lied to her client that by applying for a particular gov

she is a mom and a student from henderson.er parents migrated from guatemala when she was 2 years old. she is currently undecided. welcome, jennifer. >> hi, how are you? my question is when you become president of the united states, how will you handle the i.c.e. raids that are affecting our communities? will this department cease to exist or will it be replaced with something else? >> first of all, how long have you been here? >> 33 years. >> you can't be that old. all right. you're making me feel really old now. first of all, the people are going to go back to school are i.c.e. family separation, i promise you, will end on my watch, just flat end. not a joke. number one. number two, we'll also increase the number of people that are able to come to the united states for family reunification, to bring brothers, sister, moms, dads, back to the united states or to the united states for the first time around. number three, i'm going to make sure that we surge to the border, surge to the border those people seeking asylum. asylum

union square once again the class of 5 exceptional hall of famer a's legend oakland zone, ricky henderson. bruce bocce the 3 time world series winning giants manager who just wrapped up the remarkable career 12 time olympic champion swimmer and callum natalie coplin super bowl champion 49 ers sack master brain young and seven-time world champion sailor all key some great names obviously bruce bocce communities tired after you know these wonderful years with the giants and ricky henderson in the ricky i mean it means is royalty and in sports and the is one of them and his name has always been out there before but this is one year these able to be here and we're excited about it says it's going to be wonderful class to be recognized as an outstanding achiever and that the sport of sailing is that competitive in is that >>it makes us all all of us sailors here from the bay area and around the world very very proud. >>some warriors the team gets to take a breather very soon with the all-star break approaching after losing to miami monday golden state because ensured a losing season for the fi

i'm like how did it take long, but excited nonetheless some like ricky henderson, he was inducted into this year's class of the bay area sports hall of fame and a lot of people are wondering lakeway only it's happening what was happening apparently it was a logistical issues will explain now on the schedule right exactly it is a banner day for a handful of the region's all-time great athletes as the bay area sports hall of fame has announced its 2020 class of inductees the organization breaking the news today at an event in union square once again the class of 5 exceptional hall oakland's own bruce bocce the 3 time world series winning giants manager just wrapped up a natalie conference super bowl champ and forty-niners sack master bright young and seven-time world champion sailor paul chi or because of the complexity is some great names obviously bruce bocce tired after you know these wonderful years with the giants and ricky henderson in the ricky i mean it means is royalty in this portion of the is one of them and his name has always been out there before but this is one year these

ricky henderson has been in camp giving invaluable advice. coaching up shortstop marcus semien. >> he's a clown. someone who had the career that he did. >> right. >> you wouldn't expect to be in the clubhouse chopping it up with the guys and playing cards with us, but it is really cool to kind of see that. >> he's got a great way about himself. he's all baseball. our guys feel it, too. and they all embrace the fact that, you know, they get to hangout with ricky henderson a little bit. i do as well. >> hunter pence, pablo sandovl back for the giants. >> to have those guys back is a big deal. i mean, the experience that they have brought, the success that they have had here and that we have had as an orange nice with these guys is huge. >> i think those guys bring in pence and pablo in particular, they bring a high level of energy every single day. they bring an engaged conversation. you know, i don't want to get too far away fwrt fact that they are good baseball players. >> sponsored by river rock casino. >> ricky is 61 now. still looks like h

they will be however without captainjordan henderson — he's out with a ham string injury.tting in 18th, one point adrift of safety — with some incredibly difficult games on the horizon after tonights trip to anfield. so should hammers fans be preparing themselves for the drop? well, former west ham goalkeeper rob greenjoins me now. thank you forjoining us. i mention they have a lot of difficult matches on the horizon, arsenal, spurs, chelsea, from your point of view, they have got big problems, haven't they? it will be a tough ask. they played man city last week and the positive was the goal difference was not too bad in their defeat and that was positive. it has been a long time since they won, david moyes has come in, when initially but since thenit come in, when initially but since then it has been a difficult time. he is cutting a forlorn figure, david moyes, and he's not coming up with answers now. there is no get test in answer right now. where do you think it has all gone wrong? you can't say they have not had the investment there. they lost four strikers last seaso

mohamed salah with a wide, jordan henderson with a wide.nly goals scored by cell after only four minutes. he was there at close range to find the back of the net. there was a massive bit of hope for atletico madrid that they can get to the last date. i'm not disappointed about how we played. as so much worse games in my life. it was absolutely 0k. worse games in my life. it was absolutely ok. we were not good enoughin absolutely ok. we were not good enough in the last third. that was it. and, no, it was not... i did not expect 70% possession, i thought we would have a little bit more of the game. but we are not surprised, 1—0. it is not the best moment but you try to —— defend it with all you have that's what they did. it's absolutely 0k. have that's what they did. it's absolutely ok. my respect that a lot. but of course how can a city, it is only1—0. lot. but of course how can a city, it is only 1-0. psg lot. but of course how can a city, it is only 1-0. p56 and dortmund. erling haaland, got three in the end. deserved victory for brissie a

back to september for the last time ryan fraser scored, a superb save from dean henderson meant his drought goal came for the home side, led from snatching victory with five minutes to go. we have just rolled on to the next game, we go again, a bit of a break now, go again and it has to be that way. we want to achieve something this season. we don't want to just take the foot off the gas, i won't allow that and the players understand that. defeat leaves bournemouth in trouble, but sheffield united are two points off the top four, warmer conditions might be calling, european storm is definitely brewing. while bournemouth are struggling in the premier league, west brom are looking good for a return to the top flight. they're now four points clear at the top of the championship after a 2—0 win at millwall. in what was really tough conditions, they took the lead through a great finish from filip krovinovich. west brom sealed victory late on — dara o'shay with his first goal of the season. west brom are five points off the play off places. the defeat leaves millwall in 10th. in the two scottish

. >> can i also mention that we have one of the artists, mike henderson, is with us this afternoon. [applause] so thank you all very much. lee, are you going to cro coreoh a photograph? (♪) >> hi. my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's elected assessor. buying your first home is a big deal. for many of us, it's the single largest asset that we'll own. that's why it's really important to plan ahead for property taxes so that there are no surprises. a typical question new homeowners ask is what is a supplemental tax. so understand supplemental tax, we need to start with proposition 13. under california's prop 13 law, the value we use to calculate your property tax is limited to a 2% growth peryear, but when ownership changes, prop 13 requires that we set a properties assessed value to market value. the difference in value between the previous owner's value and the new value is the supplemental assessment. how does the supplemental assessment translate to the tax you need to pay? supplemental tax is calculated by applying the tax rate to the value and then prorating it for the amount

the ireland head coach andy farrell has been able to name an unchanged side at least up until ian henderson'sthere's been a lot more reshuffling going on here with england. mako vunipola unavailable, so propjoe marler returns, and all change in the back three. jonathan joseph moving onto the wing, elliott daily coming back to fall back with george furbank considered not quite right to play. eddiejones has also made changes in the back row with courtney lawes starting on the blind side flank while ben youngs returns at scrub half. jones has been in a bit of an odd mood this week, playing a bit of a game of cat and mouse with the media and also making one or two jokes which have fallen flat, but it was a bit like his old self here at penny hill park today, especially when talking about this andy farrell against 0wen farrell dynamic. andy, the ireland head coach, 0wen, the england captain. of course, butjones feels both men would take this unusual situation well and truly in their stride. is quite unique. if you look at the tree of the farrell family, the influence they've had in rugby league, i

next item, director henderson. >> 1421. if i can bring up my chief of staff to raise some of the issues last week. >> good evening, president hirsch, vice president taylor, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson. my understanding is that commissioner hamasaki wanted a presentation regarding the total numbers of our 1421 files so i'm using the same metrics as when rosenstein presented in november and give you updated totals and answer any questions you might have. >> before you do that, i'm going to calendar for some time in march or april, a full presentation by the department and the d.p.a. on the 1421 update so we get the most current picture of where you folks are. are you giving us a piece of that now? >> i'm prepared to. and i'm happy to also present again in march or april. i can give you the short rundown and skip the long. >> that's fine. but i would welcome more data so we can actually see what it is back in march or april. >> great. and this is just my understanding from last week's commission. so to date,

next item, director henderson. >> 1421. if i can bring up my chief of staff to raise some of the issues last week. >> good evening, president hirsch, vice president taylor, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson. my understanding is that commissioner hamasaki wanted a presentation regarding the total numbers of our 1421 files so i'm using the same metrics as when rosenstein presented in november and give you updated totals and answer any questions you might have. >> before you do that, i'm going to calendar for some time in march or april, a full presentation by the department and the d.p.a. on the 1421 update so we get the most current picture of where you folks are. are you giving us a piece of that now? >> i'm prepared to. and i'm happy to also present again in march or april. i can give you the short rundown and skip the long. >> that's fine. but i would welcome more data so we can actually see what it is back in march or april. >> great. and this is just my understanding from last week's commission. so to date,

steve henderson, you are in the north of england, thank you for getting in touch., the question i feel is irrelevant. it is a case of coming, ready or not. because i asked the question are you getting ready to switch to electric. phil says we need a car that can do over 700 miles on one charge, and quicker recharging. and it is this whole range anxiety, as well, apart from everything else, isn't it? there are so many questions still. absolutely. let's move on to euractiv, which is looking at paris aiming to become britain's top financial hub in a post brexit world. your thoughts on this, you worked on banking for some time. i did. so this is really some positioning, and it is around sentiment. what we have seen around sentiment. what we have seen is a shift injobs around sentiment. what we have seen is a shift in jobs over to paris from london. so quite a few ba n ks paris from london. so quite a few banks have set up regional offices, or expanded their regional offices, to ensure that they can still serve european clients post brexit. and given the fact that actua

we welcome paul henderson from the department of police accountability. >> good evening, director henderson. >> good evening. i made it. i don't want to tell you how long i was at the front door ringing the doorbell because i didn't see the sign up here and walked that way, but that's okay. i have a couple updates for you on what the department is working on and where we are with our numbers. so right now at the department of police accountability, we have opened 102 cases so far this year, and that's up from 80 cases which is where we were this time last year. in terms of cases closed, we have closed a record number, 169 cases so far this year, and that is up from 83 cases this time last year that we had closed. in terms of the cases we have pending, there's still that uptick in cases we have experienced over the past 18 months. so we are at 366 cases that are pending right now. this time last year, we were at 278 cases. in terms of sustained cases so far this year we have at seven. this time last year we were at 12. in terms of cases that have ongoing investigations beyond the nine-month

. >> can i also mention that we have one of the artists, mike henderson, is with us this afternoon. [applause] so thank you all very much. lee, are you going to cro coreoh a photograph? (♪) >> it did take a village. i was really lucky when i was 14 years old to get an internship. the difference that it made for me is i had a job, but there were other people who didn't have a job, who, unfortunately, needed money. and they were shown to commit illegal acts to get money. that is what i want to prevent. [♪] today we are here to officially kick off the first class of opportunities for all. [applause]. >> opportunities for all is a program that mayor breed launched in october of 2018. it really was a vision of mayor breed to get to all of the young people in san francisco, but with an intention to focus on young people that have typically not being able to access opportunities such as internships or work-based learning opportunities. >> money should never be a barrier to your ability to succeed in life and that is what this program is about. >> there's always these conversations about yo

jordan henderson has been ruled out for three weeks because of a hamstring problem.s. jonathanjoseph halfway point in the six nations. jonathan joseph gets his halfway point in the six nations. jonathanjoseph gets his 50th cap as eddiejones shuffles jonathanjoseph gets his 50th cap as eddie jones shuffles england's backline for the match against ireland. this let's return to coronavirus now and its impact on world trade, potentially huge. airlines say it could cost them more than £20 billion and there's growing concern for the global supply chains of a range of products from cars to smartphones. our business correspondent theo leggett is here. you theo leggett is here. happen looking through this probably you happen looking through this more probably because some industries reporting quite a knock on from this? particularly in southeast asia. the effects we are seeing at the moment and there are those we can expect in the next few weeks. you mentioned the aviation industry. we have had report from the international air transport industry body seeing the project the c

. >> good evening, commissioners, chief scott, director henderson. i am brian cox from the public defender's office. thank you for presenting on lead. as the presentation made clear, they have much to recommend it. in my view, the math of who gets to take that exit ramp remains concerning, just 36 percent of active participants are black and brown as the numbers indicate. you can't see the percentages. they are just the raw numbers but that's what the percentages add up to. this echoes similar concerns raised more than a year ago at a lead policy committee meeting on january 28, 2019. the number of black and brown people referred to lead dropped in july through september 2018 from 73 percent to around 31 percent in october. >> we can't see that. >> sorry. it's just to indicate it came from the report. the next slide will show the numbers. this comes from that 2019 report. the presentation notes the selection bias of who is currently participating in lead is not due to strategic implementation by sfpd. that may be true but it may be beside the point b

henderson, veteran reporter.re anxious, they sort of feel the weight of the world on theirhoulders. i've had people tell me they lay in bed at nig a thinkingut the candidates and which one they should choose. they're really, really wrestling en -- wh this choice. reporter: and candidates only have a couple of days left to convince them. engaging voters is eoential nab minnesota senators amy klobuchar took advantage of a break in the president's impeachment trial to dash to counci bluffs, iowa, for a terrorism lhating less a day. >> you have five leading keargets here if you include amy klobuchar in that mix and they're all drawing sometimes hundreds and sometimes over a thousand at events here, which shows you there is interest,ia enth. >> henderson says the nely 1,700 precincts are preparing far record turnout. driven partly by new efforts to engage iowans like the once at that -- onenings at this mock caucus that might not normally turn out. that includes a rising number of non-white numbers. the of black, lati

. >> [ indiscernible ] -- members of the commission, chief scott, director henderson, members of the department, members of the public. i'm pete lazar from the investigations bureau. i'm here due to resolution 16-28, which requires the department to report out on a semi-annual basis the status of the sexual assault evidence kit in terms of where we are, how many kits, if there's any delays and things of that nature. so i'm going to briefly go through the list and give you a status update from the reporting period of july 1 through december 31, 2019. first to start out, in terms of collection and processing -- by the way, this evening i have with me captain sergio chin and lieutenant rachael moran sitting in the audience, along with director sanchez from the crime lab and crime scene investigations in case there's further investigations. based on this report, i want to thank them tremendously for their work. with regard to to collection and processing, first item, number of on-time within five days sexual assault evidence kits collected by trauma recovery rape treatment center and sub

henderson had most career stolen bases. bochy led the giants to three world series titles during his 13 seasons as manager. he stepped down at the end of the 2019 season. >>> we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the bay area mom who will be reunited with her kids today after spending two weeks in coronavirus quarantine. >>> a reunion 1e68 weeseveral w the making after a mother and daughter were quarantined in southernal aa acalifornia afte traveling to wuhan, china. i'll have that story in a bit. >>> and flip phone throw backba. samsung unveils its new foldable phone. >>> and a clear wednesday when mike first became mayor, there were places where black and brown children hadn't received an education for 30 years. mike said, "those are the kids i want to give an opportunity". he increased teacher's salaries. he increased the graduation rates by 40%. he made schools safer all over this country. children aren't getting a quality education. mike is going to fight for all the children. i saw him do i

. >> he's from henderson, he works in the banking industry and he was leaning towards supporting you but after last night's debate he says he's definitely supporting you. >> oh, thank you. hi. >> you earned it last night. >> oh, thank you, what a nice thing to say. >> it seems you and senator sanders may differ on a few issues or nuances but generally have a progressive vision for the country. why do you feel sanders has been able to lead with that message, winning iowa and new hampshire, and what is your plan to regain the energy and excitement you enjoyed late last summer? >> so i think it's a wonderful question and the answer is a little bit about last night. you know, i need to do what i've done pretty much all my life, and that is get out there and fight for working families. that's me. that's what i do. [ applause ] of all the people on that stage last night, regardless of age, i have been in electoral politics the shortest amount of time. i didn't spend my life thinking, president. or senator. i spent my life on what was happening to working families in america. i was a teache

kay henderson. when bloomberg jumped in the race, i bet you part of his goal was to live rent free in the president's brain. and it's working this morning. >> he's spending quite a bit of money on that lease. but he is spending time in the president's head. you're seeing the president give bloomberg his attention. they know they are not going to be competing in iowa or new hampshire or either of the two states after that. and they know they have all kinds of issues with voters on the left. but what folks across the democratic coalition like is a democrat who will take a sledge hammer to president trump. so that's exactly what they're doing. they're doing it in paid advertising. the president doesn't like to see that. he has expressed to his political allies concern about michael bloomberg's money. and you see the bloomberg campaign spending money on tv ads in a way to get a rise out of the president so he comes after bloomberg and they can mutually escalating. they started running an ad last week on

. >> reporter: krystle henderson said she saw what happened to gave the victim $80. >> we are better than that. one bad apple spoils the bunch. not everyone was harassing him. i often give him cans. >> reporter: the police said they are closing in on a second suspect involved in the attack. henry lee, ktvu fox2 news. >>> the two men at the center of a public corruption scandal in san francisco her back in front of a federal judge today. mohammed nuru, and restaurant owner nick bovis were arrested on fraud charges. they are accused of a number of crimes, including and attempted to bribe an airport commissioner to secure restaurant at sfo. today's hearing was continued to march 19. the judge must decide if the case will be heard in a district court. the two men are out on bail. if convicted, they face up to 20 years in prison. >>> also today, the san francisco city attorney's office released 14 subpoenas in connection to that case. they focus on investment firms and companies linked to the developer of a mixed use construction project on fulton street. the city attorney says his office

once again the class of 5 exceptional hall of famer and a's legend ricky henderson bruce bocce the 3 time world series winning giants manager who just wrapped up a remarkable career. 12 time olympic champion swimmer and callum natalie cough. lynn super bowl champ and forty-niners sack master brian young and seven-time world champion sailor paul qaeda lex city of the boat. mean there's some great names obviously bruce bocce tired after you know these wonderful years with the giants and ricky henderson of the ricky i mean it means is royalty and in sports and the is one of them and his name has always been out there before but this is one year these able to be here and we're excited about it says it's going to be wonderful class to be recognized as an outstanding achiever and that the sport of sailing is that competitive in is that >>it makes us all all of us sailors here from the bay area and around the world very very proud. >>the induction ceremony will be in may now let's talk some warriors the team gets to take a breather very soon with the all-star break approaching after losing