[ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, i love jermaine.st, right and they're funny, like, there's rules of engagement, like - they like, "don't run the light, no matter what. they gave me 15 minutes, get in, get out. i wound up going 17 minutes. my brothers was pissed off they said, "don't run the light. so, the next city we went to, each one of them, they said, "you're going to close." i didn't have a closer set i had an opener set. they said, "you're going to close. each one of them did an hour before me, and then gave me a tired, drunk audience. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> and then they was like, "let that be a lesson to you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a great - >> i damn near got booed that night. so, the next night, they was like, "this is funny we gone do it again. so, they do the same thing but i had prepared my closer set. >> jimmy: wow. >> and so i went out and i -- i did an hour. and i brought the audience back up and i destroyed >> jimmy: yeah >> and my crazy brother, this is damon, "mm. i'm closing tomorrow." [ laughter ]

he is the metropolitan police firearms officer who shot dead jermaine baker killed during jermaine bakerearing. mr baker — seen here — was killed during a foiled prison breakout. a police firearms officer was last week charged with murder after shooting dead chris kaba in south london last year. more than one in 20 children are sleeping on floors, because they don't have beds of their own. new research by the charity barnardo's, has found �*bed poverty�* is increasing, because of the cost of living crisis. the government says it's providing record levels of support. a ban on some single use plastics is due to come into force across england this weekend. from sunday, businesses will have to stop using single—use plastic cutlery, plates and containers. there are exemptions for takeaways and retailers, though. campaigners say the ban does not go far enough. you're live with bbc news. dianne feinstein, a veteran democratic party senator representing california, has died at the age of 90. senator feinstein had been in poor health for some time and had announced that she would not run for re—e

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jermaine: michael jackson passed away on thursday, june 25, 2009, at 2:26 pm.ieved he suffered cardiac arrest in his home. however, the cause of his death is unknown until results of the autopsy are known. something that's interesting, it was conrad murray that told doctors at ucla that there should be an autopsy of michael jackson. he requested it. dr. murray began asking the security detail right away for rides back to the carolwood residence. he wanted to avoid the world discovering that michael jackson had some cream back at the house. that's what he told the security detail his reasonings were for wanting to return to the carolwood residence. the security detail wasn't really -- didn't think that was a real good idea and collectively decided that "we're just going to tell dr. murray that the law enforcement, the police department have taken our keys and no one can leave." shortly after that, dr. murray spoke with detectives from west l.a. and did inform him that he was treating michael jackson for dehydration and exhaustion. he never mentioned any types of

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jermaine, i turn to you. >> it's normally fun but it's pretty serious. the mvp of me is the family of tyre nichols. a young man beaten to death allegedly by officers who horrifically killed him. they have been indicted, those five officers, on federal charges. it's rare for a family to experience this brutality to actually get a taste of justice in action. to this family, i know it took a lot of hard work for folks to see that video, that they're livid over and over again. to have these five offices and that it, it's a big deal. i want to give a shout out to the family. they deserve to witness a piece of justice. >> you would never say it's a joyful week, a painful week but an important one and one that they deserve. >> i am going to nominate suzannah gibson, who is running for a seat in the virginia state house -- >> i will guess that none of us know who suzannah is, because everyone went, okay, okay -- educate us. >> suzanne gibson, it turns out to the washington post that she and her -- a democrat and the suburbs of richmond, and this is a very import

podíamos cerrar en el boxeo porque este viernes tanto jermaine como canelo Álvarez se enfrentaron a laez estará entonces realizando la tercera defensa de su corona. universalmente reconoce en la división de los super medianos o sea que físicamente no habrá cambio alguno para él. en cuanto a sus últimas presentaciones, hay que recordar también que charlot viene de una gran temporada de inactividad y veremos mañana si la pelea cumple con todas las expectativas. haa osstaquí l luego que un hombre la empapó. justo cuando la mujer se dirigía a la escuela a recoger a su nieto. esta noche, a las 11 13, en lo que sucedió. y también cómo fue que terminó todo este incidente. bueno la noticia del día ha acaparado los titulares de nuestro noticiero. cerramos esta edición. recordó la senadora dianne feinstein, quien falleció a los 90 años. será recordada por su amplia trayectoria política. >> ha sido la senadora de mayor edad y la mujer que más tiempo ha servido en la cámara alta. pero también será recordada por ser una destacada activista a favor del control de armas de fuego y por su papel en san

this soul jermaine and when western audiences need to understand the speak to the issue of self determination, particularly in the don bass in crimea. because, you know, the, the west will always push self determination when it's in, it's geo political interest. but if it's not, they ignore it and they denigrated speak to that for our audience, johnny. a, this is why i spend so much time in dry me with the boss because the indians shouldn't match. uh, and if you listen to the end, a piece of solution is, is possible. it's interesting that almost new western journalist goes the cry me out on boss. why? because if they didn't go that they would have no choice, but to look towards, it's actually what i think the poor thing, the vast majority once he bought a rush and it's just by convenience putting it on the see just when that recently the device i'm looking for that i did, and he was put on a famous ingredient fitness. no, no on us for that. but most people use matter. so what do you want to politically convenience if people so these inconvenience that just ignore often, austin's smith. so it'

this soul jermaine and when western audiences need to understand the speak to the issue of self determination, particularly in the don bass in crimea. because, you know, the, the west will always push self determination when it's in, it's geo political interest. but if it's not, they ignore it, then they denigrated speak to that for our audience, johnny a hey, uh, and this is why i spend so much time and try me with the boss because the menus should match. uh, if you listen to the opinions a piece of solution is, is possible. it's interesting that almost new western journalist goes the cry me out on boss. why? because if they didn't go that they would have no choice. but to report this actually what i've been reporting the majority, once the motto, russia, it's just very convenient for me to get nbc. just let me uh, recently, uh, the device i'm looking for that i did and he was put on a famous ukrainian fitness. no, no on us for that, but most people use math. so what do you want to politically convenience, if people send these inconveniences that just ignore, often often estimate. so it's a

this soul jermaine and when western audiences need to understand, speak to the issue of self determination, particularly in the don bass in crimea. because, you know, the, the west will always push self determination when it's in, it's geo political interest. but if it's not, they ignore it and they denigrated speak to that for our audience, johnny. a. this is why i spend so much time in dry me with the boss because the indians should match. and if you listen to the end, a piece of solution is, is possible. it's interesting that almost new western journalists go to try me out on boss why? because if they didn't go that they would have no choice. but to report the doctor what i be reporting, the majority once he bought a rush and it's just by convenience putting it on the see joe swimming. uh, recently the photos that i did and he was put on a famous ingredient fitness. no, no on us. for that, but most people use man. so what do you want to politically convenience, if people so these inconvenience them not just ignore often often smith. so it's a very important point you make, but i think i

jermaine baker was shot dead as he tried to help free two convicts while they were being transportedons. rail passengers are facing delays and cancellations today as members of the aslef train drivers' union start an overtime ban. full strike action is taking place tomorrow and next wednesday, when very few services will be running across 16 rail companies. a third presenter has been suspended from gb news following laurence fox's comments about a female journalist. calvin robinson has been taken off air, having expressed support for his colleague dan wootton, who didn't intervene when fox launched into a sexist tirade about ava evans. at least 50 people have been killed and more than 50 injured in a suicide attack in pakistan. the blast happened near a mosque in the south—western balochistan province as people gathered to celebrate the birth of the prophet muhammad. officials in balochistan have declared a state of emergency. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. the veteran democratic party senator dianne feinstein has died at the age of 90. she was the oldest and lon

jermaine baker died proceedings.ine baker died attempting to free two prisoners being taken to court in 2017. prosecutors decided the firearms officer should not face criminal charges . but the ipoc an charges. but the ipoc an independent police watchdog, has today told scotland yard he must face gross misconduct proceedings . the met, though, proceedings. the met, though, says it's reviewing the decision on a second person has been arrested in connection with the felling of a famous sycamore tree next to hadrian's wall . the tree next to hadrian's wall. the tree next to hadrian's wall. the tree in northumberland was cut down on thursday in what police believe was a deliberate act of vandalism. a man in his 60s has been detained , along with a 16 been detained, along with a 16 year old boy who was arrested yesterday. the sycamore gap tree featured in the 1991 film robin hood, prince of thieves . a man hood, prince of thieves. a man has charged in las vegas has been charged in las vegas with the 1996 murder of the rap

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genetic disorder and sometimes increased understanding of infectious disease so you do get into where jermaineh no seat area. >> this was something and i, keeping doctors out of what we now call psychiatry so baker started opening up stations for people be given a lot of fresh air and sunshine and they did have success, there was evidence people improved because of that when governments open he's hospitals and doctors get involved, we were limited in terms of these diseases we didn't have effective therapies and offenses probably should then quickly overwhelmed hospitalssa so all of these this in these hospitals so mid to late 19th century bill of patient not being adequately paid for and they were in the first place in the staff are well-trained so you see outcomes so that contributed, mental diseases were not what we thought because look at the hospitals filling up with patients that they are not eegetting better so you start seeing that shift charity mentioned. you see a decrease in that's when they made it the most so there is a difference in things like disorders not hereditary but it iss

this soul jermaine and with western audiences need to understand the speak to the issue of self determination, particularly in the don bath in crimea, because, you know, the, the west will always push self determination when it's in, it's geo political interest. but if it's not, they ignore it and they denigrated speak to that for our audience. johnny. hey, this is why i spend so much time in dry me with don't boss because the engines shouldn't match. uh, and if you listen to this is a piece of solution is, is possible. it's interesting that what's new western journalist goes the cry me out on boss. why? because if they didn't go that they would have no choice. but to report the exactly what i've been reporting, the majority once he bought a rush, i suspect inconvenience. i think it nbc just went to the recently the device. i'm looking for the items and he was put on a famous ingredient fitness. no, no on us for that, but it's people who use math. so when you, when it's politically convenient, if people so these are inconvenienced then that just ignore often often a smith. so it's a very impo

jermaine baker died dunng proceedings.maine baker died during a met police operation that thwarted a plot to free two prisoners being taken to court in 20 1718. he was unarmed. prosecutors decided that the officer shouldn't face criminal charges , as in 2017. but now the charges, as in 2017. but now the iopc, an independent police watchdog, has told scotland yard he must face gross misconduct proceedings. the met, though, says it's reviewing the decision . there's some more breaking news. the teenage girl who died after a school coach crashed on the m53 motonnay in the wirral on friday has been named as jessica baker, a coach driver also died when the bus overturned . pupils were on their overturned. pupils were on their way to colleagues range and west kirby grammar schools earlier today. the bus was carrying 54 people when it collided with a car and struck a central reservation . ten children were reservation. ten children were taken to hospital , two of them taken to hospital, two of them with serious injuries . a 17 ye

jermaine baker died dunng proceedings.maine baker died during a met police operation that thwarted a plot to free two prisoners being taken to court in 20 1718. he was unarmed. prosecutors decided that the officer shouldn't face criminal charges , as in 2017. but now the charges, as in 2017. but now the iopc, an independent police watchdog, has told scotland yard he must face gross misconduct proceedings. the met, though, says it's reviewing the decision . there's some more breaking news. the teenage girl who died after a school coach crashed on the m53 motonnay in the wirral on friday has been named as jessica baker, a coach driver also died when the bus overturned . pupils were on their overturned. pupils were on their way to colleagues range and west kirby grammar schools earlier today. the bus was carrying 54 people when it collided with a car and struck a central reservation . ten children were reservation. ten children were taken to hospital , two of them taken to hospital, two of them with serious injuries . a 17 ye

jermaine jones and i are working on it and we'll we're doing our best. great. thank you for the update, commissioner walker, the floor is yours. thank you. you know, i think it's. i want to talk about the. 3.01 meeting that we had because i think that one of the things that became really apparent in going through the timeline as described in the in the language itself is that if you did the timeline, you could it stretched out for almost two years with the timeline line with all of the considerations, because it isn't just to use your metaphor, a teacher and a student. it's actually several other parties involved that have to weigh in and have their own timeline or not. and so this is actually the point i was making, that these these general orders, which seem to me to be more about describing the policy, the goals and that type of thing are very separate from how the officers facilitate it. and one of the things we discussed at at this meeting and again, i encourage all of the commissioners to attend the meeting and to is there is a difference between the gene

jermaine baker died proceedings.ree two prisoners being taken to court in 2017. prosecutors decided the firearms officer should not face criminal charges . but the ipoc an charges. but the ipoc an independent police watchdog, has today told scotland yard he must face gross misconduct proceedings . the met, though, proceedings. the met, though, says it's reviewing the decision on a second person has been arrested in connection with the felling of a famous sycamore tree next to hadrian's wall . the tree next to hadrian's wall. the tree next to hadrian's wall. the tree in northumberland was cut down on thursday in what police believe was a deliberate act of vandalism. a man in his 60s has been detained , along with a 16 been detained, along with a 16 year old boy who was arrested yesterday. the sycamore gap tree featured in the 1991 film robin hood, prince of thieves . a man hood, prince of thieves. a man has charged in las vegas has been charged in las vegas with the 1996 murder of the rapper tupac shakur. the 25 year

if you'd like to attend one yourself the next is in chicago with jermaine lee and vic mensa on octoberling author amy klein in special conversation livein person with my good friend and colleague joy reid. then we will finish the tour ba in new york city with the one and only rachel maddow. to get tickets, go to msnbc dot com with pod tour. that's all in for the week. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening alex. >> the tulips of msnbc, my friend. >> that's nice of you to say. i don't think anyone is the taylorsport of anything who hasn't taylor swift. but i'll take it. >> i'm sure you are. i'

if you'd like to attend one yourself the next is in chicago with jermaine lee and vic mensa on october 9th it will be in philadelphia on october 16th. that is a twin billing. bestselling author amy klein in special conversation livein person with my good friend and colleague joy reid. then we will finish the tour ba in new york city with the one and only rachel maddow. to get tickets, go to msnbc dot com with pod tour. that's all in for the week. alex wagner tonight starts right now. good evening alex. >> the tulips of msnbc, my friend. >> that's nice of you to say. i don't think anyone is the taylorsport of anything who hasn't taylor swift. but i'll take it. >> i'm sure you are. i'm gonna give you that. enjoy it. >> thank you. >> you too. >> thanks to at-home for joining me this hour. so, in north georgia, in the city of augusta, near four door with south carolina, there's business called anytime bail bonding. here's their sales pitch. if someone you know is arrested and charged with a crime, please contact augusta bail bonds. augusta bail bonding can help you get your loved one out o

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jermaine jones and i are working on it and we'll we're doing our best. great. thank you for the update, commissioner walker, the floor is yours. thank you. you know, i think it's. i want to talk about the. 3.01 meeting that we had because i think that one of the things that became really apparent in going through the timeline as described in the in the language itself is that if you did the timeline, you could it stretched out for almost two years with the timeline line with all of the considerations, because it isn't just to use your metaphor, a teacher and a student. it's actually several other parties involved that have to weigh in and have their own timeline or not. and so this is actually the point i was making, that these these general orders, which seem to me to be more about describing the policy, the goals and that type of thing are very separate from how the officers facilitate it. and one of the things we discussed at at this meeting and again, i encourage all of the commissioners to attend the meeting and to is there is a difference between the gene

jenas just whereas just the other day, whereas jermaine tweeted something jermaine jenas tweeted somethingnal, he called arsenal, you know, and he called him else. and was him something else. and he was the was fronting up a the one that was fronting up a campaign a few months campaign just a few months before about referees that before about referees and that we've got respect them. we we've got to respect them. we have respect the referee. have to respect the referee. >> it's an interesting >> yeah, but it's an interesting point. would to be a point. who would want to be a referee? yeah, for much referee? yeah, well, for much a year much a year? well, year or much a year? well, hundreds grand. hundreds or 300 grand. >> yeah. okay. >> yeah. okay. >> yeah, that's my. >> that's. yeah, that's my. >> that's. yeah, that's my. >> i might be all right. see you again in an hour's time. >> see a yellow card? this is yellow. >> yes. >> yes. >> it's not a red. yes. >> it's not a red. yes. >> yeah, yeah. time wasting. yeah >> waste. right. >> waste. right. >> the time is 636. thanks to paul >> the ti

chief of staff from the office is sarah hawkins at and one of the lawyers from our policy division, jermaine jones. i'm just making sure i'm not missing any staff. also one of our interns from the summer, maddie is here, unpaid right now. so thank you for being here for this. for folks that have questions about about anything involving the department of police accountability, our website is sf gov.org/dpr. you can also contact us on the phone . (415)!a241-7711. we have a couple of agenda items on the docket tonight, but i will reserve my conversations until we call those items. agenda item seven and agenda item eight. i think that concludes my report. thank you, mr. president. commissioner yanez. uh, thank you for the report. director henderson, i just have one question. i know that previous lee asked about a five year analysis and you guys are working that. really appreciate it. is this an unusual no increase in cases opened in your experience from 22 to 23 through what, three quarters? about not necessarily it fluctuate rates on it's there's so many different i think you're asking me why.

there was not a jermaine stated within the committee, certainly relevant to the topics that we're talking about. on your separation of powers point there's a few spots there. first of all, you are correct in pointing out that you don't want outside law enforcement marching into the supreme court and investigating within the court itself. nonetheless, everyone understood and the court undertook its own investigation, didn't go far enough and obtain information that are capable of identifying the person who undertook this activity. they would've further things brought to justice and allow the department of justice to take it from there. we are making a decision as to whether ultimately to pursue charges for a grand jury the concern that you raise this at the start he doesn't necessary and that wouldn't be helpful and i wouldn't be desirable, and that we don't need it. there is indeed significance for raising separation of powers here in light of a very significant separation of power concerns raised by the underlying legislation. we are coordinate bank branch of government relative to the s

chief of staff from the office is sarah hawkins at and one of the lawyers from our policy division, jermaine jones. i'm just making sure i'm not missing any staff. also one of our interns from the summer, maddie is here, unpaid right now. so thank you for being here for this. for folks that have questions about about anything involving the department of police accountability, our website is sf gov.org/dpr. you can also contact us on the phone . (415)!a241-7711. we have a couple of agenda items on the docket tonight, but i will reserve my conversations until we call those items. agenda item seven and agenda item eight. i think that concludes my report. thank you, mr. president. commissioner yanez. uh, thank you for the report. director henderson, i just have one question. i know that previous lee asked about a five year analysis and you guys are working that. really appreciate it. is this an unusual no increase in cases opened in your experience from 22 to 23 through what, three quarters? about not necessarily it fluctuate rates on it's there's so many different i think you're asking me why.

my colleague jermaine jones participated in oh 810 with commissioner carter oberstein and both of usparticipated in the working group for 10.11. the body worn camera policy. next slide. i'd just like to highlight some key policy recommendations that we made that are noteworthy regarding missing children under the current policy, which is from the 1990s, a missing child is only an exigent circumstance requiring an immediate search if the child is 11 and under epa recommended that the age be raised to 17 and under so that all missing youth get a priority response, this this recommendation is consistent with california state law and would help protect teenagers and adolescents from the dangers of human trafficking through we also had some important recommendations regarding body worn cameras through the working group. on 10.11, we recommended that the body worn camera policy be changed to require the command staff, with the exception of the chief to wear body worn cameras when responding to critical incidents and interacting with the public. we believe there needs to be transparency and

. >> a chap called jermaine baker was in a vehicle trying to spnng was in a vehicle trying to springus criminals that were in a prison van and that officer thought exactly the same of the scenario i've just given you that this man is armed most times police officers turn up. they have huge intelligence about how that particular person behaves, whether he's been involved in weapons and that particular officer made that split second decision. the particular person wasn't armed, although i understand . and an imitation gun understand. and an imitation gun or machine gun was found on the back seat . now, as a result of back seat. now, as a result of that, that was went to court or it certainly went to an inquest and it was a lawful killing. however, there after what the what the judge removed and what the law lords have removed is what is commonly known as honest belief. a police was always covered up until 2000 and think it was 2009 18. on the honest belief . and if that particular belief. and if that particular officer had an honest belief, but it was later found out that it was a mist

jermaine jenas has apologised to the referee after the arsenal spurs game at the weekend.eva , huh? kamila kamila valieva, huh? >> it was jemmy and genus that apologised. >> well, i'll tell you, you'll have to hang on. >> has he got involved in this? >> has he got involved in this? >> he has got involved. >> he has got involved. >> oh, right. >> oh, right. >> okay. it's not. this is not theice >> okay. it's not. this is not the ice skating rail. this is something different. this is after spurs arsenal game. after the spurs arsenal game. but the russian skater. so it's 19 after won 19 months on after she won the gold she was gold medal and then she was tested positive for a banned substance. this court of arbitration sport , they arbitration for sport, they finally today to discuss finally meet today to discuss what happens today. >> and as always, we want to hear from you throughout the course of the morning. thanks for your views so far on private schools. jill dando, whatever it is, coming. gb views is, keep them coming. gb views at or you can at gb views .com or you can