ray odierno has made his way to joint base mcguire-dix-lakehurst. he will join us next we look forward to visiting with the retired four-star general when we come back am we'll get everything on his radar, global threats, investing, what he's doing for jpmorgan as well >>> general ray odierno graduated from west point in 1976 he held several posts in europe during the cold war. in 1990, he held a key command position during the first iraq war, desert storm. he would return for the second fight against saddam hussein helping design the surge the general rose to be chief of staff of the army in 2011 before retiring in 2015 where he took up a new post with jpmorgan he's with us next when "the halftime report" returns live from joint base mcguire-dix-lakehurst. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what if we could turn trash into money? plastic bank is doing just that, by exchanging plastic for digital credits redeemable for everything from food to education... powered by ibm blockchain. when you understand the potential of new technology, you can put smart to work. welcome to emir

mcguire -- director mcguire. >> vice president mazzucco, chief, members of the department. my name is kathrin mcguire, i'm the chief financial officer for the police department, and i am glad to meet all of the new commissioners. you'll be seeing me coming this new budget season and perhaps sooner. today, we are asking for your consideration in the process to move forward to an accept and expend process with the board of supervisors to accept a $5.3 million grant from the bureau of justice statistics in order to get the department compliant with the new nivrs system. so with that, i'm going to give you a previous overview of what that is, the resources that will be needed to comply, and then of course, lastly, a little bit about the grant that we applied for and have been awarded to get to compliance. so nivrs in general is going to be the u.c.i. replacement. this system, nibrs, national incident based reporting system, will be replacing that method. so it is incident based rather than summary based, so when we submit reporting to the federal government, our reporting is ta

and i'm just going to read from the lovely memo that tom mcguire sent out. it's no exaggeration to say jerry's work helped formed the foundation of everything sustainable streets did, he was a leader in san francisco in his time with the mta and other agencies and he was a mentor and friend to so many throughout this agency who were lucky enough to know him and work with him. we will also adjourn in honor of milton james, 38-year team member of the sfmta and 31-year safe operator. our thoughts are with the family and loved ones and we remember their dedicated service. i want to welcome amanda eakin who comes with a fantastic background. in this time of increased urgency around responding to climate change we are lucky to have director eakin join the board, welcome. i want to thank mayor breed and the board of supervisors. director eakin would you like to say a few words? sorry, i didn't warn you i was going to do that. >> commissioner a. eaken: happy to. thank you all, it's wonderful to join such a board of directors and a real pleasure to have an opportunit

miss mcguire, the floor is yours. >> president of the committee, skm members, my name is cath lynn mcguire. i'm the executive director of the strategic bureau of the police department. today we're seeking your approval to receive and expend a $5.3 million grant that will implement a new incident-based reporting system, and i will give you a bit more detail on what that means. three things to keep in mind as we talk about nibrs is it is something that the d.o.j. will be requiring at the close of december 2020. this is allow the department to have best practices and data collection and automation for crime data. just to give you a background, the current method is uniform crime reporting method. essentially, it sums all data into crime categories, eight part one times and a number of part two crimes, as well and reports those in a summary fashion to the federal government. this -- that system was based on a rule created in 1929, so as you can imagine, it's quite antiquated, and it collects data -- limited information. this information the sfpd uses to report crime data, this is the current s

marry mcguire. >> tea. >> good afternoon. i ask the direct tour one-time can i have your budget of 16 and 17? she refused to give me the document. thethen i went to the freedom of information and got the budget. when i look at the budget. i see a $20 million gap. this lemake -- they will make that from the sale of the taxi medallion. there was no sale. what a wonderful personality. in two seconds she said, yes, we are short on this, and we have not corrected it. this is the integrity of the human. whatever you have done it but you just say yes. she didn't say not to hide a document, i give a name and i have a document to prove it. liar. this is the difference between the boards. when you listen to me, if i am a liar, kick me out of the door. it is not the money but the integrity. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> thank you. i would like to address the red lanes. it is something i have been observing a lot. you know the new scooters, e scooters on the streets. they are riding in the red lanes. that is one person

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in 2002 officer tom mcguire was the first on scene after crash and he saw a little girl named christine lying on the road not breathing with a blank stare. he jumped into action and revived her. 16 years later she wanted to thank the officer and the two got to meet up today. >> is so good to hear that you're doing well. it's amazing. >> i always said there has to be a reason why am still here and every year on the anniversary of the crash it makes me smile that somebody was there. >> that crashed change your life forever. she is a biological science may burn -- major. we wish her well and look forward to her success. >>> let's pick up where we left it off. hazy conditions continue over the bay area. here's how it looks on the futurecast with some fog and low clouds returning and the big green blob is returning in the cold front will come in and dump what we have needed desperately for wet district for weeks and that is rain. it will dampen the fire and rinse all the smoke out of the atmosphere so things will change dramatically. this is tuesday night and wednesday morning when this happ

now more than a decade and a half later the girl named christine went looking for officer mcguire soim. >> yeah. i always said, there has -- every year on the anniversary of my crash, i would think, there's -- it just makes me smile. >> isn't that cool? she found him, just to thank him. by the way, christine is now a biological science major, she is transferring to cal state east bay. that's a great picture. i love it. >> nice to see. >>> all right, coming up, i look at this forecast. kari, we are not in the clear yet. just look at this picture behind you. >> yeah, palo alto looking pretty smoky, and the smoke just lingers. as we look at our temperatures, we'll be in the mid 60s and then looking at our temperatures dropping off into the upper 50s tonight. another cold one on the way. we'll talk about our incoming rain coming up next. max, what do you wanna do today? ♪ [ car honk ] no idea huh? i got one. let's steal christmas in style. sacred heart in santa clara county is working to he >>> with just days until the thanksgiving holiday, sacred heart in santa clara county working to h

and this is the emotional reunion between officer tom mcguire and christine macintosh. involved in a horrific 2002 crash when she was an infa infant. he was first on the scene and found macintosh badly injured and then started cpr. >> i got you breathing again. and obviously eventually firefighters got there. and you're here today. so that's a good thing. >> amazing. she will be a biological sciences major. she said she wants to go into forensics and, get this, a career in law enforcement. >>> members of an east bay church are keeping a holiday tradition of giving back to the community going strong. abc 7 news was in oakland where the taylor memorial united methodist church held a thanksgiving feast yesterday. community groups donated all the food. kitchen staff has been going nonstop getting turkey dinners ready. >> we give clothing and food out to the homeless. anybody. just somebody to come and have a home cooked meal. we have been cooking for two days. >> the church also handed out free bags of groceries. >>> all right. check what i'm working on. the rainfall potent

institute for government — agnes poirier from the french magazine marianne, and the us journalist stryker mcguireomberg markets. warm welcome to all of you, and thank you for being with us. meet donald trump, the magic man. it's the pundits verdict on the us president which he most appreciates himself. he re—tweeted it approvingly, after tuesday's elections, the results of which will help shape the presidential election due in 2020. mr trump's republican party lost control of the house of representatives. a democrat—majority there will make it harder to introduce new legislation. the strengthened republican grip on the senate, though, makes it unlikely he'll be successfully impeached. it will also make the path to securing supreme court vacancies for conservatives a lot safer. bronwen, how magic were these results for donald trump? they were a relief, that was how they were portrayed, as very good news for him. it is not great news, in that the democrats have the house, and license or the ability to harass him and demand tax returns and so on. the question for me is whether the democrats really p

john mcguire reports. the first person to swim around britain and set foot on dry land for the first time in more than five months. great britain's big, isn't it? you tell me — you swam round it! yeah, it's much bigger than i thought. scotland's big. people don't realise how big that is. the highs are so high, but the lows are so low. like, scotland is probably the best example. just amazing, the scenery is stunning. but it's also very humbling, just getting slapped in the face byjellyfish every single day. so it feels weird now to be sort of looking back and almost reflecting because, for 157 days, i almost didn't allow myself to do that. so now it feels quite nice. swimming twice a day, every day for up to 12 hours, both day and night, he's battled storms, exhaustion and waters seething with jellyfish. 0n margate beach this morning, where he first set off injune, well—wishers who'd followed his progress joined friends and family to welcome him home. absolutely immense. i mean, he's a man who has always h

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institute for government — agnes poirierfrom the french magazine marianne, and the us journalist stryker mcguirehe us president which he most appreciates himself. he re—tweeted it approvingly, after tuesday's elections, the results of which will help shape the presidential election due in 2020. mr trump's republican party lost control of the house of representatives. a democrat—majority there will make it harder to introduce new legislation. the strengthened republican grip on the senate, though, makes it unlikely he'll be successfully impeached. it will also make the path to securing supreme court vacancies for conservatives a lot safer. bronwen, hal magic were these results for donald trump? they were a relief, that was how they were betrayed, as very good news for him. it is not great news, in that the congressmen have the house, and license or the ability to harass him and demand tax returns and so on. the question for me is whether the democrats really put their energies into that, as well as booking some of the legislation that he may want to get through —— buckingham. i also think of the

officer mcguire with chp responded to accident, quickly gave a little girl life saving treatment beforehe was airlifted to the hospital. this girl went looking for the officer, found him and thanked him. >> you weren't even breathing, actually. got you breathing again, and obviously, eventually the fire department and everything got there. and you're here today. that's a good thing. >> yeah, i always said there has to be someone still here. >> of course. >> every year on the anniversary of my crash you always think, just makes me smile. >> by the way, christine is a biological science major transferring to cal state east bay. >> we wish her well. >>> new video of a store on the peninsula damaged when car crashed through the front. man accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake, went through the front of beauty supply spa blue mercury, luckily closed at the time, no one was hurt but scare for those nearby, manager of the starbucks next door felt building shake. >>> three men hurt getting away from falling tree, fighting buzzard fire. all injuries n non life-threatening. forward progre

the farm is vital they are however concerns about wage and production costs and while the future of mcguire cannot be guaranteed for people here it represents hope for me daimler al-jazeera eastern cape south africa. thank you and. let's take you through some of the headlines here on al-jazeera now turkey's president says he's convinced the order to kill journalists came from the highest levels of the saudi government the rajah of tiber the one says he does not believe king sal man is the one who gave the order or waiting for a joint news conference with turkey's president the range of time about why him and his ukrainian counterpart in and grow we're expecting comments on the case will bring you that live as soon as it begins iran's supreme leader ali harmonised says the u.s. has failed to reach its goal of dominating to her on he made the comments after the u.s. government said it's restoring sanctions lifted as part of the two thousand and fifteen deal the measures come into effect on monday iran's oil shipping and financial sectors are being targeted iranian defense minister hard to me

the farm is vital they are however concerns about wage and production costs and while the future of mcguire cannot be guaranteed for people here it represents hope for me tamala of zero eastern cape south africa. a quick reminder of our top stories here on al-jazeera turkey's president says he believes the orders to kill the journalist jamal khashoggi came from the highest levels of society government writing in the washington post surgery and says he wants the as he put it up at masses of the prop to be revealed while he didn't believe king solomon ordered the hit he didn't say the same for a crime prince mohammad has close ties to some of the suspects in the hit squad an alleged has more now on how turkey is piling on the press. there are trying to say they're not naming they're not mentioning brings one hundred percent but they don't trust the saudi now to this explains why they are now all the offensive. putting all this political pressure on the saudi government to try to give them more details about what happened and they seem to be willing of this particular moment to get some help w

he serves as counsel with mcguire woods. during the 2008 presidential campaign in the he served as deputy chairman of the republican national committee. that is when he was with this before to discuss that election. jackie is a white house editor for the los angeles times. politics,usly covered the white house, and presidential campaigns for 30 years. most recently at the new york times, and before that at the wall street journal. leonard stein horn is a professor of communications and affiliate or officer of history at american university. expertise includes american politics, culture, media, the presidency, and presidential elections and political strategy, and communication. please join me in a warm welcome for our panelists. [applause] >> thank you. i want to welcome you all. i want to welcome c-span. i always like to do the panels because our audience is always interested in generating light rather than heat, so it is different than what we do is journalists in our everyday lives, especially covering the white house the

. >> quick question thank ago commissioner mcguire for feedback. it is important to hear from the professional tax see driver -- taxi drivers. i assume it is not legal for a scooter to be in the red lane. part of the reason for the regulatory program is for two responsible points of contact. might ican we see if they have n education campaign to deal with this? mary's point is right on. >> thank you. public comment is closed. moving to the next. >> item 8. citizens advisory report. >> good to see you. >> good afternoon, directors. happy voting day. first of all, i know they are out tough room, but i would like to echo the thank thank yous and farewells. i knew her. she helped us on the council guiding us through the budget meetings with much good humor. i will miss her one-liners. we passed the one motion at the most recent meeting. directodirect director riskin pd an overview of harassment des crimnation and workplace issues are handled which was appreciated to have an open discussion about it. we passed the following motion after that discussion.

and this is the emotional reunion between officer tom mcguire and christine macintosh.as involved in a horrific 2002 crash when she was an infant. he was first on the scene and found macintosh badly injured and then started cpr. >> i got you breathing again. and obviously eventually firefighters got there. and you're here today. so that's a good thing. >> wiping away the tears. she will be a biological sciences major. she said she wants to go into forensics and, get this, a career in law enforcement. that's pretty great. >> so cool they got to be reunited there. taking a look at the commute this morning we have heavier volumes than i was expecting. i thought a lot of folks would take the whole week off. walnut creek north of 24 near 24 2, a crash on the shoulder. heavy through the concord area of 242 as well. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, 24 minutes. 13 minutes across the bay bridge. and san francisco to sfo in the green at 9 minutes. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >>> thanks, alexis. you are never more than 7 minutes away. 3:00 wednesday morning.

. >> i know that tom mcguire is in the audience, and i know that he and his friends will look into that. next speaker. >> while i was in this marathon meeting that someone had tweeted that they made this request for a corral near their house. so the response that he got was thank you for your bike rack request, could you please tell us more about your request. we don't typically site bike racks in neighborhoods that -- [inaudible] >> -- but mr. kapur was surprised, to say the least, that m.t.a. said no we're not going to go out and single-family neighborhoods and put racks in. >> i'm sure if staff can get more information about the request, that's a block by block decision. i have seen racks in front of residences. again, you're sitting next to the right man. next speaker, please. >> tarik mahmoud, director heinicke -- [inaudible] >> -- 7% on credit cards, and she lowered that money to hundreds of dollars instead of $100,000. when i spoke again director heinicke, you admonished me from here and i'm here to tell you, get some integrity for yourself. if you would have worked for me, i wou

in 2000 officer tom mcguire was first on scene after a crash on the valley road. and he saw the small girl on the ground, not breathing. the officer jumped into action, revived her. 16 years later she got the chance to thank the officer in person. >> it is so good to hear that you're doing well. it's amazing. >> yes, i said there has to be something. every year i always think there is, it just makes me smile that i knew somebody was there. >> isn't that amazing? the crash did change her life forever, but has not held her back. and she is a biological science major and plans to study forensic at cal state east bay. >>> more than 5,000 firefighters are still on the front lines tonight. just a few months ago, some of them were cadets in the wildland fire academy. kpix 5 mary lee shows us what they go through before they face the flames. >> reporter: it's a hot dry afternoon in marin county. textbook conditions for wildfires. and for the wild land fire academy. for seasonal firefighters, this part of their training is a trial by fire. >> once we get water, we will coo

mcguire, you made the comparison to battery and bush. that is for one main difference. it's traffic going down first to get on an already-clogged bridge. this traffic is going to what will open up to a two-lane 6th street and relatively free-flowing, at least compared to the bridge, onramp to 280. so my question is this, are there plans in the works to extend this project? to have further lane closures southbound on 6th street? because if there aren't, you are creating a 2-block choke point that has a release valve, unlike what battery and bush have down by the bay bridge. but if the plan eventually is to continue this lane closure all the way down to 280, you have a different animal and i think we need to explain to our business community that's coming. i'm certainly gathering from the comments that none of them have any understanding that's coming and i think it would be informative to us and useful to the business community if you clarify what the agency's further plans are for sixth street after this project. is the project or is this a demonstration for further sou

were watching "the halftime report" friday, you saw our veterans day special live from joint base mcguire dix-lake-hurst >> we are getting ready for a special "the halftime report." >> active military personnel joined us live to ask us questions and share their concerns about the american economy and the stock market thanks to the men and women on the base and all of this great nation's veterans. happy veterans day from "the halftime report. >>> we had a great day on friday at joint base mcgurie dix-lakehurst. >> stephanie loved the blackhawk. >> that was fun. >> that was your best show ever. >> you really feel it when you're there surrounded by our young men and women who have done this on their own, enlisted in the service, you feel the weight of what they've done, what they all mean to us it was so great to be there. >> and that's why i'm so glad what starbucks is doing. they are so committed to firing vets 25,000 veterans and military spouses, we'll have kevin johnson coming from one of these, from what we call a 50 military family stores, it's in san diego. how great. how great is ou

patrick mcguire.nal audit office is warning that‘s simply not realistic. lots of those that have already been installed don‘t work anyway. perhaps you have a smart meter that does not work? let me know. speak that we can bring you the fourth in our series of brexit blind dates. we were going to play you this yesterday but breaking news meant we weren‘t able to. today ella whelan, a journalist and author who describes herself politically as "left of the left", and someone who voted for brexit — went out with former conservative mep stanleyjohnson, who‘s a remainer — and dad of ex—foreign secretary borisjohnson, who as you know fronted the vote leave campaign. brexit is coming. and politics is on the menu. so what happens when you send two people with opposing views on a blind date? i‘m just really nervous. will daggers be drawn? so do we keep the borders open? did you hear me say that? or deals done? will they want their brexit hard...? are you feeling that? yes, because essentially... or soft? and wil

farm is vital they are however concerns about a wage and production costs and while the future of mcguire cannot be guaranteed for people here it represents hope for me tamala al-jazeera eastern cape south africa sport coming up on this news hour live will be here to tell us how this move but the skids on the moto g.p. world champions latest success. on november sixth the united states will vote will president donald trump gain or lose ground will be live from the white house here on capitol hill as the results come in join us for special coverage of the u.s. spectrum elections on al jazeera. in many countries pregnancy and childbirth are still licks. new dangerous for mothers and babies most of the mothers where dying from the infection really being they would die and throw more hybridization al-jazeera travels to my louay and looks at how little communities i challenge and traditions in order to reduce child mortality and improve maternal health anyway i don't see life destroying life like between life and death on al-jazeera. the. right to look at sports now with leo thank you come on

donatelli is executive vice president and director of affairs from some acquire woods consulting and in mcguire uncil woods. during the 2008 presidential campaign, he served as deputy chairman of the national and he was with us to discuss that election. ackie combs is a white house editor in the los angeles bureau of the los angeles times. previously she covered national white s, congress, the house, and presidential campaigns for more than 30 years. "new york ly at the times" and for 19 years before that at the "washington journal." leonard stein horn is a professor of communications and affiliate professor of history american university. his expertise includes american politics, culture and media, the presidency and presidential elections, political strategy and communication. a warm e join me in welcome for our panelists and enjoy the program. [applause] thank you, ruth, i want to welcome you all and i want to welcome c-span. like to do the panels or give the talks at the smithsonian. is interested in generating light rather than heat. a lot different than what we do journalists in our every