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

the senate takes up the nomination of joseph mcguire to lead the national counterterrorism center andan three at 9 am, the discussion on the state of trade between the u.s. and china , house speaker paul ryan delivers a farewell address at 1 pm on the great hall of the library of congress and it 2 pm the house and senate veterans affairs committee hold a joint hearing on improving va healthcare. >> good morning and welcome to the fourth morning of the workshop on immigration history. today we are going to talk about the immigration law that is been in place over half a century now and has had a transformative impact on am

peter mcguire is still with us. peter, let's start with the big question.om china so far -- are those going to be enough to offset the ongoing trade tensions? >> well, first off we are going to take on what has happened this year -- $3 trillion of wiped out. that's a little bit of a wake-up call for everyone in mainland china. secondly, what effect do these trade talks -- or are we able to put something together as far as from the trump administration? will they shake hands on a deal and put the matter to bed, or will it ramp-up from here and create far greater volatility in turbulence in the first half of next quarter? that's unknown. what impactart is is china going to have in terms -- you'reing spend talking about manufacturing internet, artificial intelligence, to create that stimulus, and to make sure that the world's don't fall off overall on the chinese economy on the short and medium term. >> the folks that schroder investment say they are short-term bullish on chinese government bonds. we have more calls on what the currency might do. how do you ap

. >> mr mcguire? >> good afternoon. i would like to ask angelito washington to join me up here. she started her career in march 2008. in her ten years with our unit if unit, she a dedicated employee. she's a kind and generous personality who is always on display with her interactions with her coworkers. she was known for giving out christmas cards to every year does every year to everyone in the units. she bought a box of cards which will be distributed this year. she was planning ahead as she always did. really consistent in the way she treated everybody with respect and courtesy inside and outside the agency. that is all we want all of our public facing employees, even in a stressing job like bop to be able to show. a calm demeanour and professional attitude that she showed de- escalated many potentially volatile situations to the benefit of herself, the public and her coworkers. she was dedicated to the unit and came to work rain or shine and carried on her duties without hesitation and contributed so many positive ideas and infected positive change within the proof of paymen

fourth quarter mcguire in the pile. jets take the lead 22-19. watson to hopkins again. 14 yards for the score. texans regain the lead. they win by a final score of 29-22. stanford women hosting baylor. second quarter cardinal up 36-21. carrington with the and one. stanford up big. doddson with the up and under down low. cardinal led by 17. alana smith would handle the rest. the senior had a game high 21 points. she hit five threes. stanford a winner, 68-63. way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhere when you download the xfi app today. ♪thisi'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna reduce mine. ♪ californians all align ♪ to let our great state shine. ♪ let it shine, ♪ the power's ours to let it shine! ♪ story anout an oakland nurse.. ... na. >>> we are

mcguire will power ahead. i think he gets in. that's a touchdown. jets take the lead. can celebrate. next possession hard to stop this guy. deandre hopkins. houstons improto 10-4, 29-22 win. tomorrow lebron and the lakes are in town. no, i don't have tickets. i don't have tickets. >> dave, thank you so much. thank you for joining us. matt damonosts aew "snl" coming up next. [ bell tolling ] >> lord, please help donald trump. he's not a good man, but he is

and a two-yard touchdown and run by elijah mcguire. he doesn't do it alone. how many teammate does you think pushed him over the end zone line? >> ten. >> probably. >> texans. watson connects with hopkins again. nice catch. 29-22 the final. hopkins had to be helped off the field. he tweaked his ankle. he expects to be fine. especially with the playoffs looming. he will be okay. >> 20 people in that pile. >> a lot of push going on. >>> still to come, a new view of the largest planet in our solar system. the years i >>> tonight on abc news at 11:00, a truck explodes in the middle of a road in a california neighborhood and residents think it is a bomb. what actually caused the terrifying boom. >> how warriors star steph curry made amends with astronauts today after joking that the moon landing may not have been real. >> all right. speaking of, nasa just released some pretty incredible images of jupiter that are literally out of this world. >> the juneau spacecraft first launched in 2011 and researchers used images from multiple fly-byes to simulate a detailed fl

the senate takes up the nomination of joseph mcguire to lead the national counterterrorism center. c-span3, a discussion on the state of trade between the u.s. and china. house speaker paul ryan delivers his farewell address at 1:00 p.m. from the grand hall of the library of congress. and the house and senate veterans affairs committee's hold a joint hearing on improving the eight health care -- v.a. health care. this great government under which we live was created in a state of compromise and mutual concession. >> thomas jefferson questioned the need for a senate. >> the framers believed -- >> let's follow the constitution. >> the framers established the senate to protect the people from their rulers and as a check on the house. >> the fate of this country and maybe even the world are in the hands of congress and the united states senate. senate, conflict and compromise. a c-span original production. exploring the history, traditions, and role of this uniquely american institution. >> please raise your right hand. >> wednesday january 2 at 8:00 p.m. eastern and pacific on c-span.

colleges dennis mcguire gay and years easy human rights activist have been jointly presented with thisyear's nobel peace prize in oslo they were chosen for their efforts to put an end to rape as a weapon of war in her speech to the international community has failed to protect the women and the only way to restore their dignity was to prosecute the iso fighters who abused them well they didn't much time how if no justice is done genocide will be repeated against all the vulnerable communities it's the only way to achieve peace if we don't want these rapes to be repeated we have to bring those perpetrators to justice those who resorted to sexual abuse against women. is live for us now in oslo it was very moving ceremony wasn't it and we also heard from dr mcgregor. sorry i've lost you there but if you can still hear me yes it was a very moving ceremony you also got with not in that sense of frustration she's been invited to recount her horrific tale of rape and torture again and again in front of audiences the u.s. and european parliament but she's not doing it for her own sake she's do

prize when is it held a news conference in oslo ahead of monday's award ceremony congolese dr dennis mcguire gania activists ninety in the rod when jointly awarded the prize in october paris see the onus of their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war in armed conflict. full of charges. not a single i saw fighting has been brought to court we haven't seen this perhaps it will be a different group that commits these crimes if there is no justice we will continue to see this injustice in the world if this is not dealt with now. charlie rangel has more from also on the stories of those prize winners you can almost imagine the women in the democratic republic of congo who dennis mcquay has helped cheering when they saw his appearance and his words in that press conference and just to give you a little bit more background on this extraordinary man who trained as an obstetrician in france and then returned to the d.r. c. to set up a maternity clinic in one thousand nine hundred nine but the first patient to walk through his door wasn't pregnant she was actually a survivor of

the nod and have the committee for granting me such an honor with such a prize with my friend dr mcguire who works very hard to do what ever it takes you know to. those people who are victims of sexual abuse and to be a voice for those women oh have been abused i mean today i'd like to talk to you from my heart even the most to share with you. in life and the life of the z. to society in iraq i want to tell you. are you so not that i have decided to eradicate one of the iraqi components through using the women and killing men and destroying workplaces today is a very special day for me it's the day where it is victorious humanity is victorious terrorism is defeated it's the day where women and children victorious. so long time of being victims are you hold that today will represent a new era were peace will be all over the place and the word and the whole world will work to put and develop a new roadmap to protect women and and children. to read it kate the sexual abuses have been all it was a young lady in my village i then have no time before mation about the nobel prize i had enough i

mcguire. >> the curb management is all of the tools regulating who gets to use the privileges of the curb. parking paid and unpaid, pick up and loading, putting things like bike chair stations, my division is undergoing a curb management strategy to bring to the board at some point in 2019 to try to suggest ways to better align one of the strongest powers this organization has which is to control the use of the curb with the new modes of transportation in the city and to figure out how from a 21st century approach would be to support transit first and equity goals. >> am i contradicts to understand some of the things would need approval from the state to change? >> it ask possible. you know, one of the things we find as we dig into the california vehicle code which some people on apply team have memorized, there is quite a bit of power for a city that is willing to be creative. you will hear more about that in 2019. >> any questions or comments? >> the 50% increase in the congestion on the streets. can you address to how the legislative program seeks to address that? >> tnts are regu

they cannot gain a penny at the airport, but this is going to destroy 1800 drivers, which miss mary mcguire mentioned, it's going to destroy their jobs, destroy the industry. this is such a garbage, such a garbage. ed ree ed reiskin knows nothing to do this. you are just trying to fit in the taxi industry. please bring this back on the agenda. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> use the microphone, please. thank you so much. >> i am siad. i am a medallion purchaser, and i want to talk about the new suggested regulations at s.f.o. for taxis. nobody is speaking on his behalf or her behalf, but i think i speak for a lot of, if not all medallion purchasers to say that we support the new -- the new proposal. it should be one step, it's not everything that we wanted, it's the one step in the right direction. now, having said that -- to be honest, it's like a band-aid on a serious injury. this is like a band-aid, but we'll take it. it's better than nothing. we'll take, it we support it, and we want it -- we'll take it, we support it, and we want it to pass. now speaking of the taxi i

tom carter, dan mcguire, bryan, ed, terry, steven spicer and dave gibbs. in the maritime, michael, dominic and last but not least our dedicated communications director renee martin who received press calls all weekend long. for those who happened to be in the room, could you stands for me. who is here? tom, renee, come forward. brandon was very much on the scene from start to finish. he was my key point of contact. let's give them a hand. [applause.] thank you so much. the next item it is with sadness i would like to offer an in memorial for bernie mcdonald. he passed at the age of 82. he was a port volunteer 20 years. he would welcome cruise ship passengers and members and assist everyone to explore and enjoy the city. mr. mcdonald was a dapper gentleman. he generously gave of his time. he was a member of the screen actor's guild in the 1980s, he was part of the cast of simon and simon, murder she wrote, chips. he portrayed himself, a dapper gentleman. we are very, very thankful for the years bernie gave to the port organization and how he welcomed visito

i want to applaud senator mike mcguire and assembly member mike stone for having a green resource hearing last week where environmentalists and fishermen came together to the table to talk about this. nobody wants to catch whales. the fishermen are stepping up and being proactive. what i see helping this is technology, roadless gear. you can have a situation -- rope list gear. you can have a situation -- rope last year. you can have a situation where you don't have ropes in the water. we are doing a small test to have rope less equipment. i think this is our best bet. what we will be able to do at that point is fishermen will still be able to fish. and whales will have zero risk of entanglement with no lines in the water. that is the best case scenario. i think that is the future. science and technology will lead the way. and california will also lead the way. i'm so proud of the state. >> sounds like the steps already being taken. leah, appreciate you coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> let's get another check on your bay area weather. here's a look at the live conditions out there

. >> to tom mic mcguire. we are addressing by the end of this capital plan cycle we will not have addressed every single street. if you go back to 2014 when we adopted the commitment. we calculated over 80% of the streets will have received one if not multiple engineering treatments. there is enforcement, education, policy change. i know at the board workshop in january we will ahead a strategic conversation about things board and staff can do to make that final push to zero. >> it is not necessarily additional? it ask there a funding gap? is this your dream plan or would there be more in here or not a matter of funding? policy interventions. >> if we look back at the first almost five years. we have done per capita per any measure. i would say we have almost certainly invested more in zero engineering than any city in the country. i think the amount of work the board has done this fall ask a good indication. all of the streets reflect how aggressive you have been there. the other areas like enforcement and e

they cannot gain a penny at the airport, but this is going to destroy 1800 drivers, which miss mary mcguire mentioned, it's going to destroy their jobs, destroy the industry. this is such a garbage, such a garbage. ed ree ed reiskin knows nothing to do this. you are just trying to fit in the taxi industry. please bring this back on the agenda. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> use the microphone, please. thank you so much. >> i am siad. i am a medallion purchaser, and i want to talk about the new suggested regulations at s.f.o. for taxis. nobody is speaking on his behalf or her behalf, but i

i am steve mcguire. i'm a lieutenant. i have -- i am in my 21st year i'm also a native san franciscan and still a current resident of san francisco. i speak as a firefighter, and as a resident of this city. i would like to speak about the qualifications of our future chief. i would also like to congratulate joanne hayes light on her career, and i reflect right now upon her employment as an irish american. it a great honor to see someone of irish descent to be elected chief of the san francisco fire department. i also think -- think as a female, it sent a very good message to have valued female firefighters are in this department. and it is that sort of thing that we should take into account in consideration of who the person is. this is a very diverse city. we have -- for instance there is the mission district. we see the gentrification going on there, so we can consider someone of latino origin as chief of the department, just for an example. because of the message it sends. it sends the message to san franciscans, as it

winners have held a news conference in oslo ahead of monday's award ceremony congolese dr dennis mcguire and the as he activists nadim arrived with joey awarded the prize for their efforts in ending the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war. well those are the top stories al jazeera investigates continues now focusing on far right groups in france. al jazeera is undercover reporter louie has infiltrated the legal branch of generation identity in northern france. he witnessed a race attacked by g.i. activists over to the british police oh look i'm glad to be expresses a desire to kill indiscriminately that's a market popular with muslims. it was the. truth because i'm sure you do good to say look he's doing. wrong. with the us not. when not in the pen became leader of the national front in twenty eleven he made a pledge to supporters. yes i mean citizen the no good at trying to deceive us some soon the new plan will develop. this is going to hurt the most cause and they follow some close adult. on this and not that they're not about to suffer the course that sure it will bring the son

live interview with the nobel laureate is going to come out right here on al-jazeera both dennis mcguire. will be speaking about their fight for justice at sixteen hundred g.m.t. tomorrow monday. just a quick look at top stories now the fields have loaded saudi journalist to market has spoken exclusively to al-jazeera detailing had desire for those responsible to be brought to justice in her first interview since u.s. senators were briefed by the cia chief gina hospital a teacher gingers also said locating her fiance's body was a basic human right. i don't know if i want to expose the details of this horrific crime i did to fire the perpetrators and put those who carried it out on a sheer trial including those who ordered the hit so they can receive the justice they deserve and on behalf of jamal's relatives and loved ones and i say this is one of them we need to know the whereabouts of his corpse this is a basic human right. meanwhile the gulf cooperation council has been meeting in riyadh with divisions between the six members increasingly exposed saudi arabia's king salmon open the ta

john mcguire, bbc news, kent."god letter" it was written in 1954 in his native german and saw the then 74—year—old nobel—prize winner take issue with belief in god. the actor and comedian kevin hart says he has been chosen as the host of the 2019 oscars. he made the announcement on his social media page calling the news "unbelievable". hart takes over from the tv talk show presenterjimmy kimmel, who has presented the awards for the last two years. the academy, which organises the oscars, tweeted "welcome to the family" in response to hart's message. many of us will have not noticed it, la st many of us will have not noticed it, last night was the coldest night of the autumn and winter so far, temperatures across the north of scotland down to minus nine celsius, really big contrast in temperatures, across the south, 13 degrees first thing this morning, the reason for the difference, we have had clear skies across the far north of scotland, elsewhere, a cloud around this morning, beneath all that cloud, we have this

:00 a.m., a discussion on the criminal bill.e reform the senate takes up the nomination of joseph mcguireo lead the national counterterrorism center. on c-span3 bill. the senate takes up the u.s. and at 9:00 a.m., a discussion on the state of trade china. the house speaker paul ryan delivers his farewell address at 1:00 p.m., that from the great hall of the library of congress, and at 2:00 p.m., the house and senate veterans affairs committees hold a joint hearing on improving the a health care -- v.a. health care. >> window congress takes office and jenny where he, it will have the youngest, most diverse freshman class in recent history. watch live on c-span, starting january 3. >> lawmakers and entrepreneurs at a about the gig economy forum hosted by "the washington post," discussing how it is changing the economic landscape in contributing to the independent and short-term contract labor force. this program is an hour and 45 minutes.