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so henderson said she was just trying to get hold of someone. she called four times. >> i was blocked out four times. >> reporter: this shows henderson called the nonemergency line the day before when a neighborhood said someone in a ski mask was in a car in front of her house. >> i was on hold for like an hour. >> reporter: did you say an hour and a half? our investigative unit has been reporting on oakland's failing system since the summer. >> there's a 911 calling crisis. >> reporter: weeks after we revealed they had the worst time, the state sent the city this letter putting oakland on notice it has 12 months to bring 1 answer times into compliae or it will initiate termination and opd will no longer receive state 911 funding. last month oakland mayor thao said the city is investing $2 million into the 911 system. this week she spoke about the issue at her state of the city address. >> in the next year 911 response times will improve significantly. we will not stop making progress until we fix 911. >> reporter: oakland did not respond to our

so henderson called oakland nonemergency number. >> yes.e says she was just trying to get a hold of someone. phone records show she called four times. >> i was blocked out four times, from even the nonemergency line. >> this log shows henderson called the nonemergency line the day before, when she said the neighbor said someone in a ski mask was in a car in front of her house. >> i was on hold for like an hour and 30 something seconds or something like that, is. we did you just say an hour and a half! it's an hour and a half. we oaklands nonemergency calls are handled by the same department that takes 911 calls. our investigative unit has been reporting on oaklands failing 911 system since the summer. >> there is a 911 calling crisis. >> weeks after we revealed oakland has the second worst answering time in california. the state since the city this letter. it put oakland on notice saying it has 12 months to bring 91 answer times into compliance or it will initiate termination of oaklands 911 center. and opd will no longer receive state 911

thanks, director henderson. thank you. i just to clarify two things, just from what you presented, miss hayward. so in this. notice of the 49 languishing dgos that haven't been resolved yet, two of them indicate date that they're pending with dpa, the duties of patrol officers and duties of station personnel are those still with. i still have those. i requested it and received an extension till next week because i need to confer with miss hawkins before those. and then the u. you said when you were presenting that one of the recommendations was that these the language in dgos be inserted into the 3.01 process. is there a reason that they're not under? how are they an exception to 3.01. i just don't have that information. i did ask captain toomer last week if he could provide a list of where all the dgos are at in 3.1, and i haven't received that list yet, so they might know in their mind, but i just i don't i don't see i don't have a clear understanding of where all of the dgos are under 3.01 for the final 14 and just othe

we have iain henderson our group, he is good _ iain henderson our group, he is good at — iain hendersonrything as well as that's concern _ everything as well as that's concern. the easiest way is to make — concern. the easiest way is to make sure _ concern. the easiest way is to make sure we perform well and deserved — make sure we perform well and deserved to win the game. that is going to be quite a match, isn't it? let's go back to cricket and we now how much india loves the sport, they are of course hosting the world cup with high hopes of winning the trophy on home soil and in one small village there, an enthusiastic girls team is breaking traditions and dreaming big. samira hussain reports from punjab. the pure joy of cricket. these players are part of the gulab cricket academy. all girls, all from neighbouring villages, and all heart. in rural communities, girls don't usually get these kinds of opportunities. they are the lucky ones, playing on a cricket pitch in the heart of farm country. this girl has been on the team since it started four years ago. she plays with passion and

henderson ya matÓ a una persona. muchos policÍas han hecho cosas asÍ.robado. faltaba evidencia y testigo para entablar cargos criminales en contra de los agentes. se precisÓ que este tipo de crÍmenes no prescriben y se podrÍa reconsiderar este caso. >> me respondieron que no podÍan ahondar sobre este caso. >> esta semana hemos estado vigilando un aumento en las temperaturas. tenemos mÁs informaciÓn sobre este. >> sÍ. le echamos un vistazo al golden gate. el atardecer estÁ ocurriendo mÁs temprano. tambiÉn temperaturas cÁlidas. 80 —— 88 grados en san francisco y tambiÉn en san josÉ. las temperaturas irÁn rÁpidamente en descenso. el panorama despejado. es en en que las mÁximas lleguen a los 88 grados. concord tampoco se queda atrÁs. temperatura soleada en el Área de la bahÍa. san josÉ con 96 grados. se pronostica que el viernes sea el dÍa mÁs cÁlido. >> es importante que sepa los peligros que hay. altas temperaturas en los carros estacionados. mucha precauciÓn porque las patitas de las mascotas podrÍan descaman y podrÍan tener un golpe de calor. mucho cuid

henderson announced its ipo. trading is expected to start on november 2.of the order book begins, after which the final offer price will become known. as he writes. with reference to the companies, the total size of the initial public offering on the stock exchange could reach up to 3.600 million rub. range of initial placement from 600 to 675 rubles per share. this corresponds to the company's market capitalization at a level of 21.5 to 24 billion rubles. the bulk of the offer will consist of shares issued as part of an additional issue of securities up to 3 billion rubles. the remaining share can be provided by the main founding shareholder of the network. thus, the share of shares is free. can be up to 15%. now the market needs new projects. henderson can really expect success if money and strategy, and which on they will develop this money, it will really be successful. in fact, now the domestic demand for absolutely any non-food products is great. many brands left russia and, in fact, opened. a new network of production facilities, stores, and any exp

we have iain henderson in our groupie _ game. we have iain henderson in our groupie is _ game.erson in our groupie is good at maths so we are across— groupie is good at maths so we are across everything as soon as that is concerned. — across everything as soon as that is concerned, but the easiest way is to make _ concerned, but the easiest way is to make sure _ concerned, but the easiest way is to make sure we perform well and deserved — make sure we perform well and deserved to win the game outright. scotland _ deserved to win the game outright. scotland still have a chance. what are their hopes of progressing given they have a strong side but have just been unlucky with the group they are in?— just been unlucky with the group they are in? yes, they have. the scottish team _ they are in? yes, they have. the scottish team is _ they are in? yes, they have. the scottish team is arguably - they are in? yes, they have. the scottish team is arguably the - they are in? yes, they have. the. scottish team is arguably the best they have ever been but they have had the misfortune of bei

director henderson. henderson and director. hinsey hi director. so i. so director uchitel uchitel i director kahina. i. i kahina chehregan. i ekin. i thank you. the minutes are approved. places you are on item number five communications. i have none. moving on to item number six introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. okay colleagues, are there items of new and unfinished business? i see you, director uchitel. i'd like to open with one new and unfinished item, which is i had asked previously our new directors director so and director henderson to share a few reflections on their priorities coming into the meeting, into the board and i know you had a chance to share priorities with the staff at a town hall, and i wondered if we could just turn the mic to you all to share a couple reflections on your priorities for your service. thank you. chair. good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. welcome back. many and i my priorities are pretty consistent. i think everyone had already hear it many, many times. and but i am really appreciative

director henderson. yeah, i was just going to say, i think one of the big issues is just in speaking to one of the concerns that the chief raised in terms of personnel, a lot of this can go almost out. the majority of this conversation is really focused on access to data, less than the personnel to evaluate it. what specifically is a problem or not a problem? the issue is more access to the data and the raw data. even for the small audit information that was presented, going through and evaluating that information is, i think, a big part of the solution that confirms or denies whether or not there are a pattern in what we've identified are clear problems, whether or not that's individual or systemic. that's, i think, a big issue. i know you said you wanted to agendize the issue and we can come together then on what the plan is. but i'm mindful of limited resources , both from dpa. we're very small department in comparison to the police department, and i'm mindful of the chief's concerns about staff and p

jordan henderson's expected to start.elder — now playing in the saudi pro league — was booed off after being substituted against australia on friday. manager gareth southgate is expected to ring the changes for the game, the first time the sides have met at wembley since italy won the european championship final there on penalties in 2021. southgate defended henderson, in the aftermath of their friendly win last week, and questioned why fans would boo one of their own. i don't understand why we would boo our own team. as i said earlier, what i do understand is that people would feel that the decision jordan made to go and play there doesn't align with his strong support of the lgbtq community in the past. i would back him against pretty much everybody in the country, in terms of what he stands for, what he believes in, but i accept that the decision to go and play there doesn't align with that. but i repeat — when we're playing for england, i feel as if everybody should be behind the team. but if people choose not to be,

director henderson. henderson and director. hinsey hi director. so i. so director uchitel uchitel i director kahina. i. i kahina chehregan. i ekin. i thank you. the minutes are approved. places you are on item number five communications. i have none. moving on to item number six introduction of new or unfinished business by board members. okay colleagues, are there items of new and unfinished business? i see you, director uchitel. i'd like to open with one new and unfinished item, which is i had asked previously our new directors director so and director henderson to share a few reflections on their priorities coming into the meeting, into the board and i know you had a chance to share priorities with the staff at a town hall, and i wondered if we could just turn the mic to you all to share a couple reflections on your priorities for your service. thank you. chair. good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. welcome back. many and i my priorities are pretty consistent. i think everyone had already hear it many, many times. and but i am really appreciative

director henderson. henderson. i director hinsey. hi, kinsey. i director. so i. so i director yukou i director kahina. i kahina i chair egan i egan. i thank you. the motion passes us. thank you, colleagues. i'd like to given the late hour. i'd like to recommend we take item 13 next, which is an action item related to the j church project and then reevaluate if we want to continue item 12 to the next meeting or keep going. okay. very good. thank you. places you on item number 13 amending transportation code division two, section 601 to designate full time transit only areas on san jose avenue between ocean avenue and carter street, and approving various parking and traffic modifications include the designation of a class four bikeway at church and market street, with staff available to present. okay good afternoon, directors. good evening. whatever it is now , my name is michael rhodes. i'm the transit priority manager in the transit division and i'll be presenting today about proposed muni forward improvements on the j church. the j church line, the j church muni

director henderson. henderson. i director hinsey. hi, kinsey. i director. so i. so i director yukou i director kahina. i kahina i chair egan i egan. i thank you. the motion passes us. thank you, colleagues. i'd like to given the late hour. i'd like to recommend we take item 13 next, which is an action item related to the j church project and then reevaluate if we want to continue item 12 to the next meeting or keep going. okay. very good. thank you. places you on item number 13 amending transportation code division two, section 601 to designate full time transit only areas on san jose avenue between ocean avenue and carter street, and approving various parking and traffic modifications include the designation of a class four bikeway at church and market street, with staff available to present. okay good afternoon, directors. good evening. whatever it is now , my name is michael rhodes. i'm the transit priority manager in the transit division and i'll be presenting today about proposed muni forward improvements on the j church. the j church line, the j church muni

it's supposed to help alleviate pressure on 911 dispatchers, kesa henderson says it left her hanging >> i have twin daughters, picking them up from school. they were in the car with me. >> reporter: on september 21st, kesha was driving in oakland. >> when i looked in my rear view mirror there were two speeding cars. they ended up boxing me in. literally the car behind my pulled out his gun and aimed it at the car in front of me. and i'm in the middle. that's when i called 911. i couldn't get through. it's a busy signal and it hangs you up. >> now a school was around the corner. she called the non-emergency number. she was just trying to get ahold of someone. phone records show she called four times. >> i was blocked out four times from even the non-emergency line. >> this same log shows henderson called the non-emergency line the day before when she says a neighbor said someone in a ski mask was in a car in front of her house. >> i was on hold for like an hour and 30 something seconds. >> did you just say an hour and a half? >> it's an hour and a half. >> reporter: they're handled bi

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. >> that was your interception i never felt pressure from paul henderson or anybody. >> [members arguing] called members of board. you need to stay on the topic of the agenda. >> yea. >> you made an allegation against me and i'm explaining my feelings. called me and said i don't think you have time to search for an inspector general. i thought that was inpresent and object to the fact when his agency hires noncivil service positions they don't follow the best practice. >> okay. >> so we will call the city attorney advice and cut off this discussion right now. i think it inappropriate. and that's where one individual interception of a thing. we discuss third degree in the board openly and we said this before. no one was against using a recruiting firm the problem was youune let irrelevant went out to a recruiting firm and hr referred and we asked them to look in recruiting firm. it made it. >> we made it look like that one you had med it electric like the process was tainted. that's why we decided weed go and thank you very much for the hours i spent having helping to draft and president

director henderson. henderson and i director hinsey. i director.ina i coquina regan. hi egon. i thank you. the consent calendar is approved. okay. please call item 10.2. a item 10.2 a to establish a shared spaces road closure on hay street between gough and octavia streets from saturday, october 21st, 2023 through saturday, october 19, 2024. 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. each saturday. we have staff here. thank you. good afternoon, chair egan directors. thank you so much for having me this afternoon. my name is monica minich. i'm the program manager of shared spaces and happy to be presenting to you all today on the application we've received and have been working closely with the community on to close the 400 block of hay street and hayes valley as part of the shared spaces post-pandemic program. um, i prepared a brief presentation on the background of the application and program and what led us to the recommendation, the staff recommendation here in front of you today. so shared spaces is was established over the pandemic. it was intended to make a place out

henderson announced its ipo.r november 2, but in the meantime the formation of the order book begins, after which it will become known final offer price. as kommert writes, with reference to the company, the total size of the initial placement on the stock exchange can reach up to 3.600 million rubles. range of initial placement from 600 to 675 rubles per share. this corresponds to the company's market capitalization at a level of 21.5 to 24 billion rubles. the bulk of the offer will consist of shares issued as part of an additional issue of securities, up to 3 billion rubles. the remaining share can be provided by the main founding shareholder of the network. thus, the share of shares in circulation can be up to 15%. the most the main thing is the business strategy, where the raised funds will be spent. of course, henderson can localize production in russia and, of course, the expansion of stores throughout russia in all shopping centers would also be of interest to investors, as is the growth of the company, th

alameda county prosecutors have now charged henderson with burglary and having weapons on campus. court records show he is a convicted robber after the break. the san francisco bay ferry celebrating a big weekend when it comes to ridership. also ahead, state regulators considering a multi million dollar fine for pga over the large dixie fire. and i'm tracking that forecast. it's definitely cooler out there. it's going to stay that way for a little longer. we'll look into that. wh ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that, too. with the advanced connectivity and intelligence of global secure networking from comcast business. it's not just possible. it's happening. are currently shut down is a live picture there at the toll plaza. you can see the fire trucks still on scene. initial r

cal henderson, great to see you. thanks for your time.n a remote first company yourself, allowing your workers to, well, work from anywhere. but some of your teams are now working in your offices. why's that? look, i think the reality of modern work for information workers is hybrid. and it's a spectrum, if you like. from one end, you have organisations where everybody is in the office five days a week. and at the other end of the spectrum, you have organisations that don't even have an office, where everybody works remotely every day. but i think the majority of organisations, especially of any scale, sit somewhere in the middle. and that is, some number of people are coming into the office each day, but few people are coming in every day and few people are coming in never. and it's that combination of what people want, what they expect is that flexibility to sometimes come into the office, sometimes work from home, and it often depends on the kinds of activities they're doing that day. as in organisations, we have guidelines around how

roll call director henderson. here. henderson. president director hinsey. president kinsey. president director. so present. so present. director kahina walking right in. thank you, chair. ekin right in time here. egan present. we are expecting director hemminger. although however, director yekutiel is not expected today. you do have a quorum and for the record, i note that director hinsey is attending this meeting remotely. she is reminded that she must appear on camera throughout the meeting and in order to speak or vote on any items places you on item number three the rigging and use of cell phones and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. the chair may order the removal from the meeting room. any person responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone or other similar sound producing electronic devices places you on item number four approval of minutes for the september 19 meeting. director hemminger directors. are there any changes to the september 19th minutes? seeing none, please open public comment for anyone in the room and seei

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director henderson, please. yes, i just have a couple of i think i'm going to say some of my questions to the future presentation that you mentioned, but i just have a quick question about how will you measure the crowding? so is it measured just by taps or are you doing some sort of visual survey or like how does the. yeah, great. no, good question. yeah our busses and now trains are equipped with with are equipped with what's called apcs or automatic passenger counters. so every time somebody gets on or off a bus, we know somebody's getting on or off. we don't go by fare revenue. we don't go. we by visual inspection except on the on the cable car system. so so, so yeah, all of our busses now have apcs and same with our rail system. got it. and then excuse me. i'm sorry. also the slide that you had about with the tweets or the x's. it just says to me that there are some thought about customer satisfaction. and so i'm curious to know not now, but i'm just curious to know how are the ways that you go about determ

; henderson plans to enter the moscow stock exchange in early november. foreign brands left russia. henderson's revenue in... last year, for example, grew by 30%, so ozon decided to move in the opposite direction, from the stock exchange, the russian market place announced today that it is starting to voluntarily delist its securities from the american stock exchange nazdak. trading in ozone securities was stopped there almost immediately after the start of the ukrainian events, on february 28 last year, and now azon says he has no reason to believe that these trading will be resumed. ozone entered the stock exchange not so long ago, just in november. year, its shareholders called that ipo a crazy success, the company raised about a billion dollars, its market value exceeded 7 billion dollars, ozone is now worth 2.5 billion. in case of leaving the nasdaq exchange , ozone's securities will continue to be traded on exchanges moscow and astana. russian wine will rise in price slightly this year. this forecast on the sidelines of the forum was made in russia

have proved their fitness picking up knocks against scotland weekend and in an unchanged pack ian hendersonn the second row. joe mccarthy comes onto the bench for the injured james ryan and jimmy o'brien gets his first opportunity of the tournament. this is a squad confident that they can deliver. it is the big boy stuff, the business end of the competition and when you get to those points in a competition then hopefully you draw on other experiences that you have had and all the moments of the last three or four years for moments like this. we have an experienced group and dealing with weeks like last week and this week is something we have gotten quite good at. it is something to going get, it is something that you dream of. not as a kid — when we were kids we did not dream of ireland winning the world cup and we have put ourselves in that position now to go and do that. it is not something to be pressured about and i haven't thought about my career to be honest i will think about it more when i finish. i'm just geared up to a massive game on saturday with a massive challenge for this tea

david henderson, what do you — not the consumer.o every single aspect of the month of will test this assumption being put by— of will test this assumption being put by feargal to the letter. they will determine that the investment around. _ will determine that the investment around. if— will determine that the investment around, if it is new, as never been funded _ around, if it is new, as never been funded before, if it is necessary, if it represents value for money. if it does— if it represents value for money. if it does not— if it represents value for money. if it does not do any of those things, it does not do any of those things, it will— it does not do any of those things, it will not— it does not do any of those things, it will not get funded, and we hope very much— it will not get funded, and we hope very much that it does get funding. i very much that it does get funding. i would _ very much that it does get funding. i would like — very much that it does get funding. i would like to clarify that the court ruled that in act