. >> executive director catherine mcgwire will present that portion from strategic management bureau. >> good evening, president hirsch, vice president taylor and cheech, director -- chief director and i'm catherine mcgwire and i'll give you an update on where we are with our staffing analysis and allow matrix consulting who is the consultants we've engaged to develop the methodology and perform the analysis for the department and i'll let them walk through what's happening with their work as well. tonight i'll refresh the commission on what the tasking force is and membership and what was provided as guidance in the resolution. i'll walk through a high-level summary of the sector control analysis the controller's office conducted and functional analysis explain what that is and like i mentioned matrix consulting is here to talk about their work as well. as you may recall now president yee passed a resolution to encourage us to set up a staffing task force. the charge in that resolution was to implement a multidisciplinary approach for service, crime data and officer work load. concur

. >> mike mcgwire walked this same path last year. forcing more than 40,000 vehicles to take different routt it's a highway in a flood plane night the canary in the coal minesea level surprise. >> it probably needs to be raised, but that would be a lot of money. >> the 20-mile stretch has a bad rep in good weather. >> now a new crisis and work that will continue for a week. boulders shoring is up the soil. the road to broken levee is under water, a in new one built. by tuesday a pumping can begin. >> we're watching the water. it's continuing to rise. >> repairs involve many stake holders, leveees are maintained by private land holders. >> we've to deal with the to ge road open. the final step road repairing if necessary. >> every agency are working to get this job done and get highway 37 open as soon as possible. >> again, the estimate for full opening is one week from today and that's if all of this work beginning now goes as planned. work will continue all weekend, one eastbound lane will be closed when the heavy equipment is operat

. >> mike mcgwire walked the same stretch winter before left and all four lanes were shut down forcing 40,000 vehicles a day to take other routes. it improvements followed but it's still a highway in a flood plane. it one of the most vulnerable highways in the state. >> drivers are being taken off the highway. >> it needs to be revamped. maybe raised. >> the 20-mile stretch has a bad rep even in good weather. >> now a new crisis and work that will continue for a week. boulders showering -- shoring up the soil. a temporary dam continue instructed. hoping by tuesday a massive pumping can begin. only one direction is closed. >> we haven't had a full closure as of yet. the water is rising. >> repairs involve many stake holders. >> we have a deal with the infrastructure. we don't want to blame anyone. we're working together to get the road open. >> assuming rain doesn't add to the situation, the final step will be inspecting the road and repairing if necessary. >> we anticipate mind numbing commutes for the next week, rkthe tohighway 37 open as soon as possible. >>> planning is going on to

just missed mcgwire's head before it crashed into the camera lens there.lmost like he didn't notice there. man. >>> there's a college lacrosse player who is forced to sit out because there's not a helmet big enough for his head. >> his head measures 25 inches. the coach at wheatonge in massachusetts, is hang trouble finding a helmet that fits him. he's 19 and wants to use his high school helmet in order to play. but it lacks safety requirements. chu is now waiting for an ncaa to approve a custom helmet to be made. and just to give you an idea. this is 25 inches. >> t natural average head size is 22, 23 inches. >> if you can't build a helmet, you haveo have custom made. >> i tried it on. there'sot as muc room left. >> you're a man. >> it makes total sense. >> that your head is bigger than mine. >> she slipped that in there. let it go, chuck. >> i concur. >>> i'm opt missick fimistic fo weekend. it will be sunny and mild by sunday afternoon. more of the timing and amount m up. >> a big problem in waldorf. opper 4 should be there in a couple of minutes. and m

. >> mary mcgwire followed by mike spain. >> i want to address the airport lockout. you're take subsidizing those who have medallions. the first group are barely making ends meet and some not even. some are homeless. they're renting the cabs for seven days and 24 hours a day and living in their cars and in some cases even the cabs. some are sleeping outside in the cold. where's your empathy for them. maybe you can send blankets or something to the cab company. another group you've forgotten, an important group is the public. not only do they want to take cabs from sfo which under your plan won't be possible. last january 7 from 12:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. there were 100 people at terminal 1 and terminal 3. the drivers were going in and picking up the jp morgan people in the early morning hours. there were 100 people at both stands because of the delays. in the end people prefer the suv. have you determined the number of suvs? they like them for their luggage. as time goes by there'll be a greatly reduced number of cabs according to the consultant you hired that also work

mcgwire nearly maimed. he said it's all part of what goegoes on down here.r wars style. france's fencing federation officially recognizing light saber as a competitive sport. you can hear the noises, because the good ones can make that sound. this is all within fencing. it's with olympic level status like they have for foil or saber. the federation says of the younger generation, they don't do any sport and only exercise with their thumbs. it's difficult to persuade them to do a sport that has no connection with getting off the sofa and playing with one's thumbs. cheryl: that looks fun. lauren: i was trying to figure out why jared max was talking about light sabers. >> it's not a star wars things but why tur not turn it into a sport. cheryl: we just saw dart had dh vader. cheryl: jared's sports reports, fox news headlines, 24/7, sirius xm channel 11. lauren: coming up, ready, aim, shop. now a new app will soon make your grocery shopping faster and easier. and this '90s cult classic, wearemember this, turns 20. >> i used to be over by the window and i could s

said 741 mcgwire avenue. and he said what apartment number? said 741. and she said no what apartment number? and he said 741. so i'm looking at my mom who's standing there and the frustration that she has, give you some context. mcgwire avenue is a long street. at the end of the street was housingcome project. where we lived, in the red myck ranch house that parents built in 1972, that they were very proud of rural kentucky. and that literally was the where iment understood that race and create a false perception about my identity. good chancehe to go to grad school at the university of kentucky, i random conversation with the dean of the graduate preservation program, i was searching for my professional identity, convinced me to go into that togram and they asked me conduct a stateioid inventory of historic rosen a massivels, funded and literally the preservation spaces is the physical manifestation of a social movement in response blackrisis in education. during this process i learned that my mom and dad schools,osenwald right? and i remembered standi

fortunately no damage done to mcgwire.he camera, though, is not so fortunate. >>> the sailor in this iconic beach photo has died. he was kizing the woman on times square, the famous photo dubbed the kiss came to symbolize the end of world war ii. his daughter says the picture makes her think how happy her father was the war was over. and he was 95 when he passed away sunday in rhode island. part of him will live on forever captured at age 22 in times square. >> an iconic image created so many times. >>> the battle for the future of venezuela is escalating after president trump warns against socialism in caracas and elsewhere. and this is charlie still not coughing while trying his hardest not to wake zeus. delsym 12-hour. nothing lasts longer for powerful cough relief. audible members know listening has the power to change us make us better parents, better leaders, better people. and there's no better place to listen than audible. with audible you get a credit good for any audiobook and exclusive fitness and wellness progr

john mckart you are mcgwire described law as a system of wise restraints that make men free. the restraints preserve liberty. because they are prescribed in advance and they apply to everyone without regard to rank or status. the rule of law is indispensible to a prosperous and thriving society. it allows businesses to enter into contracts. it gives innovators protection for their discoveries. it keeps people safe from dangerous criminals. and it allows us to resolve our differences peacefully through reason and logic. justice anthony kennedy explained it this way. in a rule of law system, when you apply to a government clerk for a permit and you meet the criteria, you're not asking for a favor. you have a right to the permit, and that clerk has an obligation to give it to you. in many countries, that concept of government officials bound by law to serve the people simply does not exist. now, a society can achieve the appearance of the rule of law without accomplishing it in fact. shacks peer's play "henry iv," a prince brags about his connections to the devil. he proudly pro