an arbitrator overturned the firing of michael nick laney who is the president of the vallejo policermer police chief fire nickel laney for sending an e-mail to members with an image of an old vallejo police badge with what appeared to be a swastika as well as sending a threatening a male to former san francisco chronicle columnist otis taylor that said in part, we will warn our georgia colleagues of your impending arrival. the arbitrator ordered the city to reinstate him and make him whole for all pay and benefits. >> the firing was so wrong. it was so unfair. we got done with the hearing and i told them, i can't conceive of a scenario in which the arbitrator would not put you back to work. ama: in a statement, otis taylor wrote, i've moved forward. the city of vallejo won't be able to do the same as long as the police aren't held accountable. reform can't happen without removing the obstacles to reform. dan: today is world aids day, day to remember those who have died from the disease and to motivate action in the ongoing fight. at the national aids memorial grove in san francisco

laney is especially well versed on the subject of snow. this is our water storage. he's a retired science teacher and a current avalanche educator for the national ski patrol. he points out the layer of snow underneath the fresh powder has been through a lot. it's going through several what their cycles, sunshine oak freeze, very cold nights. >> and with a fresh layer of snow on top of that avalanche danger is considerable in some parts of the sierra right now in the back country pretty dangerous. but within the boundaries of ski areas, the conditions are perfect and laney is looking forward to getting out there and his keys. >> he chooses to live in the snow because he loves it and he hopes to be shoveling a lot this winter. but the saints teacher knows better than to make bold predictions. i would never venture. yes. a very things unsettled. even climatologists. you know, we're still. very, very careful. and even though the storm is winding down, travelers would still be wise to expect chain controls as the road services will still be slick up here tomorrow in sod

an arbitrator overturned the firing of michael nick laney who is the president of the vallejo police association. the former police chief fire nickel laney for sending an e-mail to members with an image of an old vallejo police badge with what appeared to be a swastika as well as sending a threatening a male to former san francisco chronicle columnist otis taylor that said in part, we will warn our georgia colleagues of your impending arrival. the arbitrator ordered the city to reinstate him and make him whole for all pay and benefits. >> the firing was so wrong. it was so unfair. we got done with the hearing and i told them, i can't conceive of a scenario in which the arbitrator would not put you back to work. ama: in a statement, otis taylor wrote, i've moved forward. the city of vallejo won't be able to do the same as long as the police aren't held accountable. reform can't happen without removing the obstacles to reform. dan: today is world aids day, day to remember those who have died from the disease and to motivate action in the ongoing fight. at the national aids memorial gro

laney is especially well versed on the subject of snow. this is our water storage. he's a retired science teacher and a current avalanche educator for the national ski patrol. he points out the layer of snow and or need fresh powder has been through a lot. it's going through several what their cycles, sunshine oak freeze, very cold nights. >> and with a fresh layer of snow on top of that avalanche danger is considerable in some parts of the sierra right now in the back country to pretty dangerous. but within the boundaries of ski areas, the conditions are perfect and laney is looking forward to getting out there and his skis. he chooses to live in the snow because he loves it and he hopes to be shoveling a lot this winter. but the saints teacher knows better than to make bold predictions. i would never venture. yes. >> a very things unsettled. even climatologists. you know, we're still. very, very careful. and even though the storm is winding down, travelers would still be wise to expect chain controls as the road services will still be slick up here tomorrow. >> in

ago, this early foreign minister was the host to the gypsies, foreign minister them walking for mr. laney and emmy. lucky if we were the thought, imagine this years ago people would say there loosened a thing. so it's possible we have to work hard on it. and we have to really listen to both sides. and i think if we do that, we will have a better future. speaking of the cards and the magic relations that israel started with morocco for example. now during the world cup and cutout one could see that is really journalist for example, were cut off from interviewing other people, soccer fans during the world cup. they wouldn't, some israelis what even and helped it. how do you feel about that? is that not a sign that these adamant chords are cold, diplomatic relationships that have not come to the people yet? first of all, i think that the people to people element is crucial between countries and societies. it's not just between governments and especially in the arab oil. what we see is where the abram cause is really an element of people for people. they come over to israel. israelis come ove

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they play at the sporting laney college near lake mayor. but with growing interest and expanded fan base. the roots in particular, looking for a bigger location to call their permanent home. we're going to see what ends up happening in the definitely everyone's looking forward to that. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news businesses in the castro are. we're learning what to do in case of an active shooter. why they say the training is so important for them to do. we'll be right back after the break. all right. we're back at 8.30, checking the forecast at the half hour. mark, like we like to do. yeah, we like to do this every day. could. it could change that and things have changed over past couple days. turns out we've got a few sprinkles now to look forward that job, though. i mean, i was expecting but maybe about some other people. >> we are looking out there at a few light showers tonight, a thursday night leading into early tomorrow morning, seeing just a a light dusting of rainfall as a dusting because it kind of does look like s

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there's a lot of corruption and beautiful lake and beautiful laney just to lee bearing patients and o d. so, so the c as us in any case, i was introduced to her when my father and my mother were king for king, for had the personal story to discover the source of one of the most expensive commodities sent from headland on al jazeera. ah, well, this is al jazeera. ah hello, i am sammy's a dan. this is the news. our live from dell are coming up in the next 60 minutes. ah, our community on edge calls for justice in the french capital a day after 3 people are shot dead at the kurdish cultural center. the arctic fries still hangs over north america travellers brave the. busy called for the holiday season. 8 ukrainians are killed in a rush and strike in the southern port city of san ah. and palestinians in bethlehem a celebrating christmas in the year, the un classified as the deadliest since 2006. ah, french police are fired tear gas as a demonstration, organized by kurdish activists and anti racism groups. thousands of people have been rallying against the shooting of 3 people at a kurdish