with chat with the new english ambassador henderson, much smarter than phipps. probably also more open minded toward us. i complain about the english press. he understands promises to use his influence as very impressed by us, or at least he seems to be ah. i wrote to the horror of many colleagues, sir henderson accepted an invitation to the nazi parties. nuremberg rally in the fall of 1937. previously, this had been consistently boycotted by western ambassadors. now they saw themselves forced to accept their own invitations. us ambassador william dodd was the only one who refused to travel to nuremberg denouncing it as a party and propaganda event and no place for the neutral ambassador of a democracy. pon swap, jose went and reported back to paris, thus bombastic spectacle. an astonishing number of monumental, choreographed parades, the apotheosis of the army merged with the day of vacation, of the pharaoh. a sort of messiah of the german race. thanks to whom that i should be able after a long period of humiliation to rise up and proudly show its face. with lu

[bell dings] i'm from searchlight, and i went to school in henderson, which, at that time, was quite small, so vegasas always big to me, and i probably didn't recognize the growth that was taking place before my eyes. man: we're growing, in the last couple of years, by any measure you want, faster than everybody could have predicted. [power saw whirring] female tv reporter: a new house is built every 20 minutes in clark county for a population in flux--6,000 new residents each month. male tv reporter: las vegas, with a population of 1.6 million. it's the fastest-growing metropolis in the country. christensen: this explosion of population also led to an increase in demographic diversity. las vegas became increasingly latino, asian american, on top of its historic african american population and the white population. [overlapping chatter] it became a vibrant, working-class union town where service-industry jobs paid a good middle-class wage that people could survive and thrive on, raise their families, enjoy the outdoors. man: nevadans take great pride in the outdoor recreational oppor

david henderson, bbc news.record for new zealand�*s largest city. last friday, a storm swept across auckland causing majorflooding. people had to flee their homes as many houses were badly damaged. streets were swamped. this train came off its tracks. this is new zealand�*s national stadium flooded with water. at least four people have died and about 350 need emergency accommodation. now more bad news for auckland. new zealand�*s weather authority has issued a red heavy warning for the region. it�*s the highest level reserved for extreme events. my focus and the focus of central government is supporting auckland through what is still a big challenge ahead of them. there�*s the big clean—up to go and, of course, we know through the forecasts that there�*s more bad weather ahead. climate change is causing episodes of heavy rainfall to become more common and more intense in new zealand. with heavy rains forecast in various parts of the city for at least the next five days, auckland remains under a state of emergen

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i don't want it lost on folks. >> thank you director henderson. i don't see names in the queue but commissioner yanez, questions for director henderson? >> members that like to make public comment for line item 4, approach the podium or press star 3. no public comment. item 5 commission reports. discussion and possible action. commission reports will be limited to a brief description of activities and announcements. commission discussion will be limited to determining whether to calendar any of the issues raised for a future commission meeting.) - commission president's report - commissioners' reports - commission announcements and scheduling of items identified for consideration at future commission meetings (action) >> thank you. commissioner benedicto. >> thank you president elias. a few things from my report. i want to provide a update on-last week commissioner yee and i mentioned i would be attendeding the chinese (inaudible) on january 20 based on the conversation with commissioner yee before the meeting started with (inaudible) meeting late

john henderson has more from capitol hill. it was a picture of republican chaos for the 1st time in a century, members had to vote for the speaker of the us house of representatives more than once and still after 3 times failed to produce a winner. a speaker has not been elected in a group of dissatisfied right wing republicans in the house. freedom cockers had a list of demands, easy removal of the speaker prime committee assignments in fiscal conservatism and to highlight them, they banded together to block would be held. speaker, kevin mccarthy might the day begin as it has every 2 years for 200 years, there were no nation offering. i rise to day to nominate the gentleman from california. kevin mccarthy, a came jeffries of new york. there were votes. mccarthy, jeffries, mccarthy, jeffries. but even with the votes counted no $11.00 again and again tore and again inside the capital and at the white house, democrats, including president biden, watched the embarrassment of their political rivals. he's just not going. ready to i

john henderson has more from capitol hill. it's a high stakes political stand off on one side, republican leader, kevin mccarthy, and most of his party on the other a cadre of strong willed republican rebels in 6 ballots. over 2 days mccarthy's mainstream republicans had failed to muster the vote to elect him his speaker. of the you i house of representatives. a speaker has not been elected. it was a scene of republican disarray, a block of 19 than 20, then 21, mostly members of the freedom caucus repeatedly stopped the party leader from reaching the necessary 218 vote threshold. mccarthy began the 2nd day of voting with optimism with guy, but the republican rebels wanted dramatically limit the size of the federal government and overhaul the congressional rules to do that. and a series of concessions failed to satisfy them. rather after hours of deadlock votes, they took a 3 hour break for equally fruitless negotiation with the house be an otter, then quickly adjourned for a 2nd day without speaking, democrats watched this slo

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back with david axelrod, nia-malika henderson, charlie dent and mondaire jones.t that the former president is backing away, some have suggested the former president should do more for mccarthy. how do you see it? >> well, as maybe more of a traditionalist. i believe that house leadership election is an election among the house members. this should be where the debate. presidents of the united states, and especially former presidents of the united states, should not be involved in that selection process. you would have never seen either the bushes or reagan or barack obama or bill clinton intervene in a house leadership election. all they can do is make enemies. i think this is a terrible precedent. plus, if you were relying on trump to become the next speaker, he is going to own you in the next congress. that's the mistake they're making. >> but clearly, kevin mccarthy has allayed, desperately tried to allay himself with trump. even after condemning him for the january 6th insurrection, he quickly reversed himself. >> to the point of now being referred to the eth

john henderson has the story from capitol hill for kevin mccarthy. day 3 was deja vu over 3 days. mccarthy has been nominated for speaker of the us house of representatives . time and time again. i rise to nominate kevin mccarthy. i rise to nominate kevin mccarthy. i write to nominate kevin mccarthy, a speaker of the house. in time after time, the republican leader has faced humiliating defeat. failing to win the majority of votes needed to get the job. a speaker has not been elected yet, most republican c willing to continue following their leader. for now, i think what's important that is we forgotten is that democracy is messy. and i don't think we've necessarily taken this too long yet. the honorable hakim jeffries of the state of new york, has received 212 time and time again. democrats applauded as their leader akeem jeffries won the most votes, though, also short of the needed majority. this is the dangerous moment for americans and for the world. one, the reasons why the congress needs to organize. there are public health vulnerabilities. it's one of the reasons why the congress ne

with new terrorist attorneys, the state we socialization program will soon need additional funding. henderson handles neighbor at the quill farm is certainly convinced that the fro jack is worth one. 0, but we'll get her ankle. we should embrace them. if we don't, they could go back to where they used to be like, we don't need to be harsh on them. we are all one people. after all, i'm, what am i, i bought one initially will, ya 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. our last story takes us to germany, where sniffer dogs are being retrained to detect long covered as part of a study. this is bon in, and this is poli, like all dogs. they have an incredibly sensitive sense of smell. researchers at the university of veterinary medicine hanover, are training the 2 dogs under dozen others as part of a study on diagnosing long cove it. with training, the dogs are usually able to correctly identify smell samples from infected patients or the tribe

brad henderson, ceo of p 33. a not-for-profit in chicago which is basically trying to directly help with this. you are basically saying let's take what is an available portion of the workforce and find a solution. talk us through what you are trying to achieve. >> we are trying to respond to this and if you think about our foreclosed -- workforce. many of these individuals have 60 days right now to find a job or leave the country with the families. what excites us in chicago is we are stuck for of these companies that do real things in the real economy. we actually have tons of open positions at 160,000 jobs in technical fields open in chicago today. really just to reach out to the thousands of people around the country who are in dire straits for hires -- highly skilled. if you want to find a great opportunity and a business that matters go to our website and apply for a job and contribute to our economy. caroline: talk to us that that adds in many ways to diversity. when i think about hb one visas my has been w

reporter becca henderson from our sister station is more. >> rob just told me if both his clubs whenday this is going to be the greatest sports they ever for him. of course i want to show you this dual tailgate going on behind me this is for both wrexham football club and for the philadelphia huge day for both organizations. it is playing in the fa cup they are the lowest team to still be involved in it and he said even if they can make it a close game it is going to be a gigantic accomplishment and these tailgaters are excited to cheer on both. >> what is going on in weck some football right now it is a david versus goliath, is three leads above 70 teams separating us and if we even stay close in that game it will be a win for us. >> some of these tailgaters said rob's friends are wearing both their green and red, christmas colors. this is going to be like christmas if both of these clubs when. in south philadelphia i am becca henderson. >> spencer christian here tonight now talking about the weather situation. i guess on the positive side we are not seeing storms. >> snowstorms in

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henderson welcome. >> thank you. let me get you through on what dpa is to go right now. so far this year, we have opened 659 cases and we have closed 752 cases. we currently have 242 case that's are open and pending on our docket. we sustained 55 cases so far this year. we had 23 cases who's investigation had gone on nine months. 21 of the cases legal action or somewhere else. with the commission, examine there are still 87 cases pending with the chief there is no change from that last week. in terms of the weekly trends what we've seen coming into the office beinger the top two allegations of complaints at 20% each have been involving complaints and allegations that officers failed to take required action and officers behaving or speaking inappropriately to the public. in terms of precinct beinger the top precinct this week was in the tenderloin and the allegations and involved failing to make arrests and failing to or making inappropriate comments to the public. in terms of our month low trend, which i may, i think i missed them before and added them here, anything tha

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nicholas henderson is one of the newest recruits. >> we are basically on the bread line.e time you pay your rent, mortgage, food, bills, you basically have nothing left. reporter: workers at the coventry site were given a 50 pence a rise in august, taking the minimum to 10 pounds 50 pence per hour. the union says it should be 50 pounds per hour, saying the company booms during the pandemic, and cited the pockets of jeff bezos. >> we just want a decent wage. we work for 10 hours a day and get told off if we are caught leaning or sitting. reporter: they say work is monitored, they have to meet targets, the pressure is intense. >> as soon as you are in the building, you are tracked. as soon as you log on, they know where you are in the building. they know how often you are standing. reporter: they say they have been questioned by managers for taking too long to go to the toilet. >> they will question you, what were you doing. reporter: amazon says their pay is competitive and that like most companies, they have a system that recognizes great performance and coaching to help

david henderson, former prosecutor, now civil rights attorney and cnbc contributor. thank you so much. sonia, i want to start with the. which side you fall on in that debate? should there be federal standards for police behavior or should be allowed to state and local governments? >> i think up until this point, it has been the state local governments who have been doing the most work. federally, there is really only so much the federal government can do. those laws will apply to federal law enforcement for the most part. they may offer incentives to state and local police departments and sheriffs departments. they don't -- necessarily have to take those incentives. so we will still be back at square one i do think that what the federal government can do is handle this issue with qualified immunity. which allows -- it's a judicial doctrine that allows for police officers to evade being sued civilly and held responsible in that way. i think that's probably one of the strongest things they can do right now as the federal government. >> david, police are uniquely given

joining me now to discuss this is david henderson, a civil rights attorney and cnbc contributor.great to see you again. i hate that it is under the circumstances but nonetheless, we appreciate you making time for us and trying to help us analyze what we find ourselves in yet again. i want to get your reaction to what i just walked through here, what is this glaring in stark differences between what police set initially happened and what emerged in that video that we saw. >> first, ayman, it's great to join you too. i hate that it is always under the circumstances. there are a number of things in that video that i just saw, not the least which is this is some of the most intentional, wrongful conduct that we have seen police officers engage in. not only do they lie, which is customary for these aggressive units. if you watch docuseries like we own the city, part of what they're trying to do is document the report in a way that justifies their behavior. let's be frank, if this was not on video, all we would go by is their reports, their account would probably be accepted. part of w

discuss with attorney in memphis city council member, jb smiley, and civil rights attorney david hendersonformer prosecutor. david, do you think paul butler is right? i mean, it's shocking. if tyre nichols had not died, with these officers be facing charges and consequences? >> steph, no. and you can base that on the response the memphis police department. basically, the message they've chosen to send is hey, if you beat someone to, death that we hold you accountable, we told you catapult the same way we would anyone else underneath the law. but, anything short of, that will put you on leave and we'll see. i say that because today they released a statement indicating that one of the additional officers, officer him, field contributed to a lot of the initial violence has not been charged with any crimes, despite the fact that he had no justification for tasing tyre, and he initially said is the other officers chased after, him out they stopped him. what he said was worse than that, but it don't complete doubt on air. here's what we have to keep in mind, these officers -- when they comprise,

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it absolutely, is you it absolutely, is you joshua pollack, richard perkins vet henderson. i could go on and on and on. speakers included family members of a area residents killed by police, including oscar grant's uncle bobby, so we have a responsibility to not just show up. but the state active until we solved this real issue. police criminality. and the culture that is so handy is the mother of miles hall spoke to the crowd. her son was killed by walnut creek police during a mental health episode back in 2019, just like tyrie. he wanted to go home. i just wanted to go home. he wasn't allowed in 23 years old. killed and murdered right behind her right behind our house. demonstrators marched down broadway, playing music and holding signs many businesses boarded up ahead of time. police also put up barricades and stood guard in front of the opd headquarters on sixth and broadway. you ready to fight? at one point, a group of protesters knocked down one of those roadblocks. some other people in the crowd who were dressed in black were seen spray painting the sides of building

. >> we're joined by civil rights attorney david henderson. >> thank you.re. >> i mentioned many aspect of them some of the terrible vote friday night over the weekend. here we are starting the new week with some of those updates. what do you think is important for people to understand at this juncture? >> ari, there are several things i think it's important for people to understand, and i base that largely on the way we have been having these discussions and the discussions are devolving as time is going by. but towards the beginning i heard a lot of people saying, it's not racially motivated because the officers are involved are black, and what i incredibly found myself thinking is the way we're discussing that reflects that we don't completely understand racism or the roles they play. part of that is we don't keep police statistics. i'm married to a doctor. she has to take a harvard test when she starts treating patients and the results confirm test takers have implicit bias for what their bias is towards black people, white doctors and black doctors sho

lozano from henderson. nevada has an out of this world idea if i won that much money, i know that there's a space trip that you can take, even though it's like an eight minute trip. if i had that kind of extra money, i would definitely do that. and i can say hey, i was in space. so anytime you play that game, like who's been to space, i'd be able to raise my hand. go i have romero from henderson, nevada waited an hour into half to get her ticket. first thing i would do is i would buy like a bunch of like protein powders. you know, they're like pretty expensive. nevada is one of only a few states nationwide where you can't buy a ticket. so some folks like bobby rivera from north las vegas drive nearly an hour to the california state line. what would you spend this money on in a crazy way? chicken farm? why price of eggs are crazy. that's why and they're ill is still some time left to go grab your tickets. so good luck to everybody playing in tipton, ashley soriano, ktvu. fox two news put you on the spot. you

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as for the ladies, brooke henderson shot a 70 to windy four shots leading wire to wire and picked up 13th tour victory. >>> as we send it back to san francisco, shout-out to george seafort, the coach turned 83 years old today. boy, what a gift for him if the niners can close. >> yeah, it's a really close game right now vern,, what's your prediction in this one? >> i expect the adjustments to be made and i expect the 49ers to hold at home. the point spread was what three and a half? may end that way. >> yeah. looks like -- it might be that way. all right. well, thank you so much, vern. >>> coming up, a senior cabaret group in san francisco is bringing the lunar new year cheer. >>> happy lunar year, we bring the lunar cheer. >> grandma's in the house, we know the mahjong table here. >> celebrate with dim sum. >> we win some, lose some. >> my mom is not in that video. i am just thankful. that's the grant avenue follies dance troupe. the san francisco seniors just released their song and video that lunar cheer for the year of the rabbit. the group's turn to hip hop before for social acti