director henderson. >> welcome director henderson. >> thank you. welcome. it's good to be back. i see you guys didn't wait for me and continued the citizens business while i was away at conference, but i am happy to be back and join you all. thank you for having me president elias and vice president carter. i'm ready with my report and happy to be here again, so we have 488 cases that have been opened so far this year and we have closed at dpa522 cases. we have 244 cases that are active and pending right now and we've sustained 48 cases. this time last we're we sustained 37 case it ises. we mediated 16 cases this year and a presentation today on mediation that i think you will find enlightening and helpful and a little bit of a shift from what we presented in the past about mediation, a little more expansive and direct about some of the operations. in terms of cases investigations have gone beyond nine months we have 24 cases in that category. this time last year we had 25 cases that were in that category. of the 24 cases whose investigations have gone beyond the nine months 17

this time we're in henderson, nevada. and coming up, senator tim scott is here, senator mike lee is here. larry elder will join us. leo 2.0 terrell is here. right? great group of people. plus, anybody here support republican senate candidate adam laxalt lt? we'll get to this critical race in only a minute. we begin with an important update from florida. last night governor ron desantis destroyed his democratic opponent on the debate stage, and it's clear that charlie crist, that doesn't know if he's a republican, a democrat, an independent, he changes his positions and views every day, is way out of his depth. take a look. >> listen, i know that charlie is interested in talking about 2024 and joe biden, but i want to make things very, very clear, the only warnout old donkey i'm looking to put out to pasture is charlie crist. >> i'm proud of our history. i don't want to teach kids to hate our country, hate each other, and the way to stop discrimination on the basis of race is stop discriminating on the basis of race. i sta

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there was a case, directed by henderson's team. i spent a good portion of my day and i'm not reviewing this particular case. in fact the case on my case is one of the previous slide. i spock about this earlier. they have a moment to coordinate. that does take a good amount of time. that was actually, we know about our staffing issues. there is, there is there are cases that we're dealing with, and obviously dealing with. i touched base on the appeal progress. i can explain that. okay that actually, concludes my presentation. so thank you for your time and i'm here and available for questions. >> thank you, commander. this is a great presentation. i had a question on slide 6. one of the cases that is assigned city attorney and it has the deadline which has passed. what does that mean, does that mean that the case missed the 3304 deadline and you're unable to impose discipline? >> that's a great question. and yes, the timing is the presentation. i will give you an update that was signed by the chief of police on september of 6 of thi

director henderson. >> good evening. >> good evening, director henderson, welcome. >> thank you. i'm ready for my report. so far we have this year 538 cases opened. we have closed 567 cases so far and we have open, 248 cases. so far this year we sustained 50 cases. this time last year we sustained 39 cases. we mediated 18 cases so far this year and in the number of cases who investigations have gone beyond a 9 month period, we have 22 cases. this time last year it was the exact same number, 22 cases of cases that had gone on past 9 months. of the 22 cases, 18 of those cases are told meaning they have civil or criminal cases associated with them stopping the tolling for 3304 numbers the deadline to have cases completed by. we have 10 cases currently pending with the commission and we have-there are 83 cases that are pending with the chief. we had the conversation last week and think we were going to follow-up with the significance of the delays associated with continuances and the chief hearings. in terms of weekly trends, this week 25 percent of the allegations coming into the ag

i'm john henderson, in one of the world, new oil capitols in south america. i'll tell you more, coming out. and we'll hear from the local design is hoping to make a global impact at the cat with cal either whether it's reasonably quiet across much of the east asia at present. we've got some bits and pieces. the cloud and brain rolling across china, somewhere to whether still on the cards or for northern parts of japan. this area of low pressure just swings its way through showers, just coming in across chicago. more than passive hon. she said. se generally drives some peasant sunshine. 19 celsius there for tokyo. so an attempt to fora, so we got some wet weather which will make his way across northern parts of china into north korea as we move to the early part of next week. lot of dry weather coming back in behind. and you notice down here, lots of wet weather, heavy downpours, all way down into, or taiwan, courtesy of our typhoon, which still affecting the philippines at present. still some way, whether it's a southern pass of in the, or the south west the

there was a time once that under my name it said henderson. i was like -- >> there have been occasions where people on the street have called me laura. >> do they want money? >> also -- david axelrod and scott jennings. [laughs] it really does, gentleman, you know what is being confused for a lot of things? the idea of what the rule of the supreme court is. i know the lawyer and he wants to talk about the supreme court and the law, but really it is a political conversation that is happening all over this country about whether they are apolitical. they haven't done many favors themselves, but there are many moments now when democracy is on the ballot. are they on the ballot in a way? >> certainly the decision, the dobbs decision is on the ballot. it is central to this campaign. that has put the supreme court on the ballot. as you know, they are considering all kinds of issues in realtime that have profound impacts, or will have profound impacts on the country. and yes, i think that if there are conservative justices who are added to the supreme

john henderson reports from west jerusalem. it's a lucrative deal made between enemies. israel appeared on the verge of signing an agreement for natural gas production off the mediterranean coast with lebanon, which refuses to recognize the state on its southern border. but both sides had agreed. the u. s. brokered pact is too profitable not to sign, but on thursday, israeli prime minister. yeah, your la p rejected last minute changes requested by lebanon, sending both sides back to the negotiating table, where each has strong incentive to come to an agreement. zoe scott: this is the deal. the strengthens israel security and economy for the p starting production on the kerisha oil field. as soon as this month would mark a much needed economic and diplomatic victory ahead of the november 1st election and bring israel closer to energy independence for lebanon. splitting revenue from the neighboring conic ass field, would mean desperately needed income for an economy. so devastated that banks have closed after cash strapped custom

this is nia malika henderson. we're sitting next to each other to make sure. >> we are different people. >> there was a time once it said under my face nia malika henderson. >> and there's been occasions people i meet on the street have called me laura, so there you go. >> also confused for laura coates is david axelrod and scott jennings. you know what's being confused for a lot of things maybe the idea of what the role of the supreme court is. and i know the lawyer in me wants to talk about the supreme court and the law, but really it's a political conversation that's happening all over this country about whether they are apolitical. i mean they haven't done many favors themselves, but there are many moments now when democracy's on the ballot are they on the ballot in a way? >> well, certainly the decision -- the dobbs decision is on the ballot. it's central to this campaign, so that has put the supreme court on the ballot. but as you know they're considering all kinds of issues in realtime that have profound im

iris jones lives in henderson, nevada. a registered republican and says she's voting that way in 19 days. john, you live 15 miles from the border. you're an attorney, a lawyer by trade. you have a construction business. you're a democrat, you're not quite sure who you'll vote for. what is your big issue, john? >> well, like most hispanic voters down here, trace, it just -- we're not a one issue type of voter. we're looking at everything. looking at utility bills, the taxes, the food, the gas, the crisis on the boarder, the defunding of the police issues in the democratic party. we have to look at it in south texas especially. we are traditional law abiding citizens. we believe in the constitution, we believe in border security. we believe in legal immigration. right now with some of the stuff going on with the democratic party, we feel like they're stirring away from what our core beliefs were. we need to consider whether we stick to our roots and our party or do we stick to the candidate that may have the beliefs that are

ing including homicide and if found guilty, could get life in prison david henderson is a civil rights attorney. how is the behavior playing a role >> shep. it is controlling the trial thus far. let's be clear there is no possibility he will ever see the light of day again. he is making it difficult for the prosecutors and judge to get through the trial and lay this to lrest for the families. if they have to get to appeal, you delay the closure. >> the charged man's mother said he struggled withi mental health issues his competency hasn't been tested why is that the claim? >> shep, some experts come forward when the judge said he dismissed lawyers that he is able to stabbednd trial his mom said he has mental health issues. she said clearly in the nbc issue that he is guilty. the problem is the bar is low with regard to people standing trial there is no danger here because of the mental defect >> can a judge force a lawyer on s him? >> he said he doesn't want a lawyer the judge should say the judge will sit here. she is not your lawyer if you want to ask questions, she is here for you.

we have paul henderson who has experience as a lawyer in california. will summer and mia wiley here as well. paul, i want to ask you several questions. i want to give viewers the clarity of a breakdown. first on the charges, what is your interpretation of these six charges and their severity? >> these are the charges that i expected. they are pretty severe. one of the things we have to talk about, so glad you introduced it in this way -- i think the district attorney talked about it. this is a joint prosecution. there's going to be the federal prosecution happening at the same time because there's joint sovereignty. there's not going to be double jeopardy. the 13 years to life that someone would face at the local level is not going to interfere with what that same defendant could be charged with and could face at sentencing for federal charges. the other areas where you'll see tracks cross are in the custody conversations. even if someone gets released at one level, they can be kept in custody at another level. >> on the breaking news -- you're doing t

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. >> joining me now is civil rights attorney david henderson and "washington post" columnist, eugene released quote, the senator's comments are racist, ignorant and utterly sickening. his words promote a centuries old lie about black people. he's an obama birther who made islamaphobic comments as well. what's your reaction, david? >> andrea, the more you discuss this, the more you look at it, the deeper the problem becomes. not the least of which the talent this was set in is a former sun down town that i think still has a fire station blaring a siren to warn members to head home. here's the reason it really shocks me. as a former prosecutor, i'm used to discussions involving crime statistics. i'm also used to how the data gets manipulated and books are written about it. to claim it was a discussion of context is ridiculous but what shocks me more is not only did he say it, people clapped after he said it and there's been virtually no response because it actually gains political capital from him. >> no response from president trump, the republican leaders there, the republican candid

that's what i would do. >> david henderson.>> thank you. >>> a federal judge temporarily blocked large parts of the new york gun law today. in a ruling, the judge wrote that the state can't ban people from carrying guns in areas including the new york city subway system or in times square and the vast area around it. the new york concealed carry restrictions took effect early last month. the judge argued that under the new law, the state, quote, further reduced a first-class constitutional right to bear arms in public for self-defense into a mere request. the judge put his order on hold for three days to give the state time to appeal. in response to this block, new york governor kathy hochul said, in part, we are working with the new york state attorney general to review the decisions and discuss next steps in the field. i will continue to do everything in my power to combat the gun violence epidemic. >>> an update now on the florida amusement park ride from which a teenage boy fell to his death earlier this year. the operator

i can go up and clear, keenan, but he will not have people minister and henderson will. and you are going around me and she's got he might pick up a will, matthew, hey, i could do it. yeah, we did that. that would be. that was lisa young. pretty had shadow study. and that any san derek, a passat ferry, a see both on and what come back on for him and come back to kenner and get him a couple club apartments. so i'm not gonna come back. said any say happy act could be nasty thing. i got it that way. i cannot be corrected, kicked out the laddie much, much wide open. okay. ah, ah, let us get rosemont bus. rick big guy. you took the court and political the doc set up with us and the alley small at the court. no, this month and the 5 is more than failed on this one. the 2 and one, but i think they did not have an ideology of our struggle. they did not have weapons program separate. denise them, other guy, little guy that the bottom b, p. black and i'm almost done, but typically what i'm just shopping, what i was as you will be shot then you know, go side of the formula that you

they worked for the city of henderson. >> you had talked about in the original statement, they waited four months before notifying the public. the governor says we were cooperating with a federal investigation. that has nothing to do with the lives and the safety of the public. you should have said as the leader of the state, if you took this test, take another test because we have determined they were all false or the majority of them were false, for your personal safety. so we ended up interviewing with las vegas police department. we asked to questions. do they have covid in chicago? they said they could do it turn around on a three day window. we said don't they have covid in chicago? how would you be able to do that? they could not the question. moderator: so much did not sign up? >> no, we did not sign up. we did a modicum of research. moderator: several times, your pac has said steve sisolak is under federal investigation. you know that is not true. >> i know there was a federal investigation associated with the northshore labs. moderator: you said steve sisolak. why are you sa

well known american author, dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, if hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm hm. 11 on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i saw that paved the way for world war 2. i assume this mark think it doesn't. intestinal cannot awesome biological mando house poor in the guns stock, thought lobbyist most the time i sent extreme a nuts and alyssa shift with everyone in the you'll agree, is with the official line of new vanya starting that door she to lead r e 0 vanya and jet skis, go come when use and what i did get go. sociology is more zamiah's scheme. now jesus, yes, thought. so good enough. bud. wishkey storage not to

guess he wagner and england stayed on the arkansas amino field is was well known american also dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland. because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see. but they just abandon them and. and again, if hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm hm. 11 on september the 19th 2019, the european parliament adopted a resolution stating that it was germany in the u. s. i saw that paved the way for world war 2. i will call ms. eunice mark is think it doesn't intestinal open. garad awesome bicycle on doll house. poor in the gun stock thought will be, is most the time i buy a scent extreme. and that's an alyssa shift with that. not everyone in the you'll agree is with the official line. those new vanya starting, the dog sheets that are eat 0 vanya and jet skis, go gum when use and what i did sk

reporter: henderson breaks down the stats. one in four women, one in seven men, one in three teens, and one into lgbtq individuals experience domestic violence. at city hall, a rally and resource fair with santa clara county agencies. >> we want to break the stigma and we want to tell community members, no matter which community they are from, that we are here. >> it is pretty significant. it represents a lot of these groups, overcoming. we've seen a tremendous positive shift in the community, in their attitudes towards this issue. also towards support of this issue. reporter: support needed now. over the covid-19 pandemic, there was an 8% increase in domestic violence cases across the country. the south bay community friday sharing what the effort signals to them. >> for me, it's about remembrance for the folks we've lost and the fact that we have to hold hope to move forward. reporter: abc7news. ama: if you know someone looking for information on domestic violence, check out our resource page at abc7news.com. dan: first lady

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well, that all changed for the major discovery and 2015 john henderson traveled to the capital george town to interview the nations. presidents are finally the temperate waters off the guy on a coast cover. some of the world's largest preserves of crude oil, but it's not the oil president here fun all he is interested in. it's what he can do with it. the story about it is not oil and gas. we are a country that is rich in our history. we are a country that will be and mark my words will be a leader and for security and our culture. and importantly, we will be along the best eco tourism destination you can find and that oil revenue may help you get there fast. all every revenue will help us to get their faster guy on his sprawling stop recoil field holds an estimated 11000000000 barrels of crude enough to turn one of south america's poorest countries into one of the richest and contractor exxon mobil is discovered 2 more deposits, just this past week, making that feel even bigger. it's big on an international scale, a global scale, as far as conventional oil and gas resources being foun

16 after beating ajax 3—0 in amsterdam — mo salah opened the scoring after latching onto jordan henderson'se pass for harvey elliott to finish. good finish from the youngster, 3—0. it's going to take something miraculous for rangers not to finish bottom of the group and go out of europe after they lost to napoli 3—0. giovanni simeone scored twice to put rangers boss giovanni van bronkhurst under more pressure. and a late goalfrom romelu lukaku crowned inter milan's a—0 win against viktoria plzen. the victory meant barcelona were out of the competition before they lost 3—0 to bayern munich. but inter are through. it was raining goals in the women's champions league, as chelsea hammered albanian side vllaznia 8—0 — sam kerr with four, three for pernille harder and one for katerina svitkova. kerr secured her hat—trick on the hour mark. a very, very easy game for the londoners. the albanian side are yet to have a shot on target in the competition after two games, while chelsea extend their lead at the top of their group. there's another big date in the diary for the lionesses at wembley. sarina

with new terrorist attorneys, the state we socialization program will soon need additional funding. henderson and his neighbor at the quill farm is certainly convinced that the future is worthless . i will give her ankle. we should embrace them. if we don't, they could go back to where they used to be, and we don't need to be harsh on them. we are all one people. after all, i'm, what am i saddle? one initially will, you know, was nervous about his neighbors. now he is a frequent customer and often comes to the farm to buy quill eggs. he liked the state beliefs, the former convicts should be given as 2nd chance. gag . we've just seen that in your report. how radically the lives of some of the men responsible for the bombings and have since changed. but of course we can't forget about the victims and of course their families as well. absolutely. and today, many of them will be coming here to reserve any that will be held, this monument right behind me. i would say essentially there's 2 groups of people. there's those who simply want to forget and we're scarred for life physically or mentally. a

as get more from this, we can go to john henderson, who's in west jerusalem. why has the government rejected these revisions? well, this was supposed to be a lucrative deal for both sides. lebanon's economy is in disastrous shape. they need this new natural gas revenue in order to improve conditions there for israel, it's not just the financial benefit, but it's also the fact that it would bring them closer to energy security. so last week, when an american moderator presented what was supposed to be something like the final outlines of this agreement, a lot of analysts font this deal was just going to go through. what's happened since then is it is railey prime minister? yeah. your la peed has said last minute changes requested by lebanon, are unacceptable. he says they're significant, and he's recommending against now approving the deal at this stage. so what that means is they're gonna have to go back to the negotiating table. both sides have a strong interest in coming up with a deal here, but israel's putting on a little additional pressure. yay, or repea