when cross—examined about this, mr hennessey displayed a very considerable degree of ignorance aboutto do with hitler, fascism and the nazi regime. regrettable though it may be that anyone should be unaware of so important a part of our history, we do not feel we should therefore find he was not telling the truth. let's take a look at some of the other stories around today. barnsley have complained to the english football league and fa following an alleged incident involving their manager daniel stendel and fleetwood boss joey barton. barnsley are assisting south yorkshire police with enquiries. ireland's katie taylor has been given the chance to become the undisputed lightweight world champion. taylor will face belgium's delfine persoon onjune the first on the undercard of anthonyjoshua's fight with jarrell miller in new york's madison square garden. british number two cameron norrie is through to the second round of the monte carlo masters after beating france's adrian mannarino in straight sets. he faces hungary's marton fuchovitch next. the rugby football union have had their say

the fa has provided the written reasons for clearing crystal palace goalkeeper wayne hennessey of givingl that heard his case believed hennessey‘s claim that he did not know what a nazi salute was and have advised him to brush up on his history. this part of the statement released today... when cross—examined about this mr hennessey displayed a very considerable degree of ignorance about anything to do with hitler, fascism and the nazi regime. regrettable though it may be that anyone should be unaware of so important a part of our history, we do not feel we should therefore find he was not telling the truth... let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... former manchester united and england midfielder paul scholes — has been charged with misconduct in relation to the football association's betting rules. it is alleged he placed 140 bets on football matches between august 2015 and january 2019. he has until april the 26th to respond to the charge. ireland's katie taylor has been given the chance to become the undisputed lightweight world champion. taylor wi

and thank you to chief scott and sheriff hennessey and other department heads that are here as well. good morning, and have a great day. >> thank you, chief. and the folks who actually, again, did a lot of the heavy lifting, with the countless numbers of interviews was our fire commission, starting with president king cleveland -- when king cleveland served as president, and steve nicoshio carrying on that legacy. i wanted to ask our president of the san francisco fire commissioner, steve, to say a few words, please. [applause] >> thank you very much, mayor breed. we, on behalf of the fire commission, and cleveland commissioner, and covington commission, and commissioner hartiman, express our support. congratulations, chief nicholson. at this point, as well, we want to thank and appreciate the 15 years of service that joanne hayes white has served this great city. we are looking forward to working together to accomplish what we need to do. we are the fire department, we save lives, we respond to emergencies. we ensure that the buildings in san francisco are safe, and we make sure tha

this is what hennessey performance engineers is known for, obscene speed, turning hot cars into supermaro that goes from zero to sixty in less than three seconds. its top speed, 217 miles per hour. but that's not the texas-based company's fastest model. five years ago founder and ceo john hennessey set a new record for speed in a production vehicle with his 270-mile-an-hour venom g.t., tantalizingly close to the magic number. why is 300 the holy grail? >> i think, you know, at some point in time, maybe 100 years ago, there was the first car that could hit 100 miles an hour. then fast forward into the late '90s and what was the first production car that you could go buy that, you know, could break 200 miles an hour. and so i think we're now kind of on the cusp. i know we've got a car that's got that capability. >> reporter: that car is the venom f5. >> i'm fascinated by the fact that you've designed this from the ground up. >> very, very driver focused kind of like a race car. >> but focused in terms of one purpose, and that's -- >> -- to go fast. >> reporter: it has a 7.6 liter twin t

. >> miss hennessey say it's the dossier, that's what this was.inton paid some people to go and play with russian sources and get a bunch of poison against trump and that's what they used, that's what started it, and they weren't honest with the fisa judges about it and it will all become clear when the fisa application is revealed. do you believe it? >> i think that the one thing that the mueller report is a pretty thorough investigation of is that this was a properly predicated investigation from the beginning. this was an investigation not into the trump campaign, this was an investigation into russia. this is an investigation that established a conspiracy on the russian side. to the extent that it ever looks at the trump campaign, it was only because that campaign was the target or the subject of those efforts and because they were so receptive to it. and so i do think that the report itself lays out with quite a bit of detail and should put to rest the notion that a dossier or anything untoward sort of made the basis of why this investigation

"when cross—examined about this mr hennessey displayed a very considerable degree of ignorance abouttant a part of our history, we do not feel we should therefore find he was not telling the truth... former manchester united and england midfielder paul scholes has been charged with misconduct in relation to the football association's betting rules. it is alleged he placed 140 bets on football matches between august 2015 and january 2019. he has until april the 26th to respond to the charge. saracens boss mark mccall has said his players will support their team—mate billy vunipola. at their champions cup semi final against munster on saturday. the england number eight has been given a formal warning by the rfu for his comments in support of australian player israel folau... who was sacked for saying that "hail awaits for homosexuals". vunipola was jeered by supporters during their defeat to bristol in the premiership at the weekend. this group of players and staff have been together for a long this group of players and staff have been togetherfor a long period of time, and we care abo

hennessey japan fund investment manager is joining us now along with peterson institute president adam posen, one of the first economists to analyze japan's great recession as a failure of macro economic policy. let me begin with you. we just showed the initial impact of the u.s. withdrawal from tpp. how much of that could a u.s./japan trade deal possibly fix? >> liz, thank you for having me. you set it up exactly correctly, in my view. the u.s. basically lost its share of the market opening that japan was doing in agriculture in order to get the u.s. and everybody else to agree to tpp. so if prime minister abe and president trump can make a deal, the u.s. stands to gain market share, particularly in beef. less so in pork. at the expense of australia, canada, new zealand, those other countries you mentioned. but it's just taking us back part way to square one. liz: okay. part way back to square one. then we have to glean hopefully more whipped cream off the top of this, right. japan exports nearly everything, because it needs to, but beyond what nations are already trading with japan e

the fa has provided the written reasons for clearing crystal palace goalkeeper wayne hennessey of givings month. they say the panel that heard his case believed hennessey‘s claim that he did not know what a nazi salute was and have advised him to brush—up on his history. the fa say it is regrettable and lamentable his ignorance about hitler, fascism and the nazi regime. liverpool are working with merseyside police to identify who threw a smoke device into the away fans‘ section during sunday's win over chelsea. the device came from the top tier of the anfield road end and landed on supporters below. police have confirmed that it caused a nine—year—old chelsea fan to suffer a panic attack. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. goodbye for now. let's return to the fire at the notre dame cathedral. authorities believe it was an accident, not arson. the spire and much of the roof of the medieval cathedral collapsed during the fire, but the main structure was saved and emergency teams managed to rescue valuable a

hennessey has denied making the gesture in a picture posted on instagram by his german team—mate maxs celebrated their fa cup win against grimsby in january. the fa say a breach of the rules had been fournd not proven. neil lennon described his celtic players‘ behaviour as exemplary as captain scott brown faces a disciplinary charge of scenes that followed the old firm win over rangers. brown has been acused of breaching a rule which says players must act in the best interests of football because of his celebrations in front of rangers fans which led to these scenes on the pitch... but lennon insists brown has "nothing to defend himself for". an olympic champion is taking a breakfrom an olympic champion is taking a break from cycling an olympic champion is taking a breakfrom cycling because an olympic champion is taking a break from cycling because of mental health issues. kennaugh was part of the team that won the olympic team pursuit title at london 2012, focusing on the road in the years since, and says he hopes a break will allow him "to recover away from the sport". his team, bo

joining me now jeff mason, lisa lehrer and susan hennessey. these attacks on congresswoman omar play into the president's base. how important is this for the president? does he feel this is so important heading into the election cycle? >> i think we're seeing the president take a lot of steps pushing the norms of the presidency, whether butting up against legal challenges or sort of pushing the bounds of what was considered polite and civil in washington particularly with a congresswoman who has already received death threats. a lot of these moves are did he seen designed to motivate his base. re-election is on his mind. when it comes to congresswoman omar part of what sparked interest in her were her comments perceived as anti-semitic. the president believes he can pull more jewish voters to his side. this is a way to remind those voters that he is -- as he would like to be looking out for their interests. >> susan, what about the imagery? in this video we're not airing it out of respect and deference to so many impacted by to 9/11. why is th

afternoon, a highway patrol helicopter airlifted one of the 2 people from the site of the crash at lake hennessey in napa the patient is currently undergoing treatment for major injuries. the california highway patrol is investigating. a police officer is in the hospital after getting shot in the leg. this was the scene this morning in hawthorne just outside of los angeles police say officers were responding to a report of a man with a gun chasing a woman in the lobby of a hotel. the suspect into a shopping center and officers then confronted him and there were 2 exchanges of gunfire that's when the officeras hit in the leg. he was hospitalized and is expected to make a full recovery. the suspect was also shot and taken into custody. police say that the suspect had an assault rifle or high capacity gun. and there's no word on the connection between the suspect and the woman who was also detained. >>well developing story now horses are running once again at the santa anita racetrack the facility was shut down for more than 3 weeks after 23 horses died at that park since december as jeff when repor

as well as our sheriff is here, sheriff hennessey, thank you. >> good afternoon, members of the committee chair mandelman. my name is don goncher, and i'm joined by monica balenoff with our office. i'm here to provide a summary of our report we completed for supervisor haney. we were asked to assess and report on the policing on the costs to the city's approach to minimize the existence of drug dealing in the tenderloin and south of the market area. and we were asked to report on the related arrests, prosecutions, and diversion programs. i'll just start out with the findings of our analysis. we found that the city's efforts to assess open-air drug dealing are dispersed across various city departments, 3-1-1 i, and theres no coordinated strategic plan across those departments. we collected the costs across these departments, and conservatively we estimate the cost in 17/18, was $12,159,713. that is basically were police officers are on their normal beats or responding to calls for service. and it does not include long-term incarceration costs. and we did not include all of the behavioral c

they have done that with the palace goalkeeper wayne hennessey. manchester united and england midfielder paul scholes has been charged with misconduct in relation to the football association's betting rules. it is alleged he placed 140 bets on football matches between august 2015 and january 2019. he has until april the 26th to respond to the charge. saracens boss mark mccall has admitted billy vunipola will be booed by fans at their champions cup semi final against munster on saturday. the england number 8 has been given a formal warning by the rfu for his comments in support of australian player israel folau, who was sacked for saying that "hell awaits for homosexuals". vunipola was jeered by supporters during their defeat to bristol in the premiership at the weekend. england bowler chris woakes claims it wouldn't be morally fair to includejofra archer in england's provisional world cup squad, which is named tomorrow. archer has qualified to play for england thanks to a change in the residency rules, as he's originally from barbados. the fast bo

more about the rally that is happening despite the poor performance of lyft joining me now are neal hennessey and paul meeks and neal -- actually, paulette let me start with you. are interested in lyft and what did you make of the price action >> so i've done some pretty detailed evaluation work on lyft and i actually like the stock even a little bit lower than its last private round i'd like to see the stock at a market capitalization of about $14 billion even with today's nastiness that market cap is still 19 to 2 billion. so if i'm right that stock goes down 30% from here so not surprising that it is showing some weakness post the uhe fo euphoria >> and neal, what are your thoughts >> lyft and tesla are emotional trades both losing $1 billion a year, so i don't know why you want in that game when you can buy tons of value out there but this is the lyft ipo could put pressure on future ipos coming forward like uber will you get that price or are you not. but bottom line, those are emotional trades and it can go either way >> what about people who say lyft has a seat at the table in autonomo

new, san francisco sheriff vicky hennessey is calling on the fbi of allegations of a deputy beating anounty jail. the deputy allegedly punched him in the head last thursday after he refused to go back to his cell. the inmate needed treatment for head injuries. according to a sheriff's spokesperson, the deputy is now being transferred out of the jail. >>> well, this morning a man is being charged with secretly filming up a little girl's skirt at the walnut creek apple store. jacques bloxom taeuptd a camera to his shoe, and the girl's father spotted him putting it under her skirt. when the father confronted the man, he took off running. but a woman chased him into a parking garage,.ed him out to police before he could get away. >> in his car we found a camera matching the description of what the dad had seen and other recording devices, and we are still going through all of that. >> he is out on bail. walnut creek police say it is actively investigating the case. >>> it seems things have started to calm down a bit after an increase in car break-ins in fremont. police are dedicating this

. >>> sheriff hennessey is calling on the fbi to investigate allegations of a deputy beating an inmatethe county jail. according to the "examiner," he socked the inmate in the head last thursday at the san bruno jail after he refused an order to go back to his cell. he did need treatment for a head injury. according to a sheriffs spokesperson, he is being transferred out of the jail. >>> this morning a man is being charged with secretly filming up a little girl's skirt at a walnut creek apple store. police say gentleman jacques bloxom taped a camera to his shoe. the girl's father spotted him filming under the little girl's skirt on sunday. when he confronted the man, he took off running. a woman chased him into a parking garage and pointed him out to police before he could get away. >> the camera matched the description of what the dad had seen. and we also found other recording devices and we're still going through all of that. >> bloxom is out on bail and they are actively investigating this case. >> the owner of sweet gelato in little saigon took this video as he says the driver of

. >> let's discuss with lonny chen and susan hennessey, nsa attorney. let me start with you, if i can, susan, seeing as you're a lour here. the argument that barr and others are making is that he's not going to be james comey with hillary clinton, right? when he had that famous press conference july 2016 where he said listen, i'm not going to charge her. doesn't meet the prosecutorial standard, but she had all this bad behavior. he's saying if he's not going to be charged, we shouldn't then, the public should not see the evidence that might have indicated there was wrongdoing. >> there's a couple different arguments there. there's things like grand jury material, classified information, things there is an obligation for doj to review. >> that's one thing, but he's making a broader argument that anything that sullies the reputation -- >> this broader argument of who qualifies as a prileral third party, if he doesn't provide information about what they did, the american public and congress is not going to have a full story of what occurred. the argument t

susan hennessey used to work over at the national security agency.nderstand top-secret security clearances. apparently, the whistleblower in this particular case laid out some very serious concerns that they had involving these 25 individuals, including improper foreign influence, conflicts of interest, issues concerning personal conduct, financial problems, drug use, criminal conduct. so what national security concerns are at stake right now if the president of the united states says, you know what, this person is getting top-secret clearance. >> the concern is that somebody with ongoing access to classified information poses some kind of threat. either because there's some sort of conflict that makes you think that they might be able to be compromised, or because they've demonstrated poor judgment in the past. now, there's a process. access to classified information is a privilege, not a right. and the process is designed to screen out anybody who's even a possible threat. even if they aren't necessarily -- even if somebody might not actually pose

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analyst at barclays and portfolio manager at hennessey funds.ou take away from the earnings we got today? >> i think jpmorgan is much more indicative than wells fargo, a lot of can have specific issues. you saw a modern interest in growth margin still expanded a little bit. you saw positive operating leverage benign credit card metrics very active share repurchase a lot of themes continue into the first quarter of this year >> jason, some of the community angry at wells fargo because it's a significant cut to the guidance other banks haven't have to do >> it's been a frustrating story. ever since their sales practice issues came to full light in september 2016, it's been a long slog to get them on track, announcing they will change the ceo, the most recent portion of it it takes a long time to turn a big ship >> david, were you pleased to see that some of those reports out today and does it make you think this is the start of a meaningful turning point for their share prices >> one of the things jason didn't mention is the improvement in the eff

hennessey has denied making the gesture in a picture posted on instagram by his german team—mate maxour is exemplary. brown has been accused of breaching a rule which says players must act in the best interests of football because of his celebrations in front of rangers fans which led to these scenes on the pitch. but lennon insists brown has "nothing to defend himself for". dillian whyte claims he's being frozen out of a first world title fight. in a new documentary for bbc newsbeat he says the world boxing council might be trying to hold him back, and whyte also thinks he is not getting the money he is worth. it's a large chunk of money to me. i'm not trying to sound arrogant or whatever, but i am one of the top four fighters. i know my value. i know what value i bring. it's not about... of correctly they can become world champion. that is all your support for now. the gender pay gap has widened in favour of men at nearly half of the uk's biggest employers over the past year, analysis by the bbc has found. overall, 78% of companies had a pay gap in favour of men while just 1a% favo

crystal palace goalkeeper wayne hennessey has been cleared by the fa for making an alleged nazi salute team mates. and in 2012 olympic champion has taken an indefinite break from cycling due to ongoing mental health issues. they dow 29—year—old won gold in 2012 in the team pursuit. although stories in the next 15 minutes. see you then. a woman whose conviction for murdering her husband was quashed at the court of appeal has been granted bail ahead of a fresh trial. sally challen was jailed for life in 2011 for murdering her husband richard, but the conviction was overturned in february following a campaign by her sons, and evidence that she had suffered decades of abuse. today, she pleaded not guilty to his murder. richard lister reports. this sally challen has never denied killing her husband, richard, but she's always maintained that she didn't murder him. in february, the court of appeal heard arguments about the issue of coercive control and quashed her murder conviction. it ordered a retrial, in the light of new evidence about her state of mind at the time of richard's death. at t