. >> abc 7 news obtained obtainedd don morrissey i the department county sheriff association. failing to report hate speech in text threat to june of the following year. mentals many racist homophobic and many vulgar in nate we can't share. morrissey maintains he didn't read all the messages and didn't partake in making the comments. however court documents show he rarely told those on the thread to stop. he is appealsing the most recent demotion to deputy which is a recommendation the sheriff's office said was made by a disciplinary review board last year. >> these are outrageous racist compensates no person with these feelings or conveys them or has them deserves to be in law enforcement. we are sporn to protect everybody. to see this level of hatred is unusual. >> morrissey was previously knotted from lieutenant to sergeant years prior after an internal investigation in 2012 found he spent hours browsing pornography while at work. in regards to the arbitration regarding the text messages. lori smith says she stayed out of the initial investigation because she didn't want mo

morrissey and the union did not return our request for comment. live in san jose. chris nguyen. >>> thank you. flaring at richmond refinery is under investigation. chevron tells us there was an upset at the refinery. no shelter in place was issued but a level 1 was issued for the community which chevron said is standard. >>> more police officers both in uniform and in plain clothes will patrol the civic center and b.a.r.t. more than 300 additional patrol hours will be added each week. it comes after a video comes after this year showed dozens of junkies shooting up at a station concourse. >> after that video came out, about a month and a half ago, i got everyone together and said let's meet in my office. we have met three times now. >> those meetings resulted in this collaboration. the city will install a kiosk where needles can be disposed. >>> the county of san mateo is suing san francisco based mckesson corporation. abc7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> the difference between the three entities we are suing and drug dealers is they operate at a high-rise

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helena morrissey also published her book in february of this year.for more of this discussion. clearly we see a huge push on this issue, at least socially. how much is it actually playing into what companies are doing? when you look at e gender pay gap, women on boards, how much are the headlines we read every day actually pushing companies and investors to take a more gender-neutral stance? helena: i think it is an issue that is growing in a crescendo of activity. sorry. we have been gradually using our vote. last year we voted against 37 chairs. fore were not doing enough equality.e quality -- it has launched from years of talks to actual action. the girl fund hasour criteria. it is the first of its kind to take this gender lens to investing. we will have more women executives, on leadership teams, women on board's. talk is cheap. we are now putting our money to work as well. guy: how difficult of a process is that? when you structured and thought about the rules of this fund was going to operate with, how difficult was it to create that structure?

revolutions that inspired us -- he's specifically talking about egypt which became after -- the morrisseyecame a horrendous dictatorship that has death sentences on 1,000 people in one trial. but he was also he was also talking about how -- at that time he had an idea there was going to be an international community and people would support them because these were demands of people who didn't want to be killed by courses and by the country that instead they were basically -- either used or ignored or -- kind of manipulated to settle geopolitical beliefs -- and i talk about occupy and context of syria even though at the time i absolutely, absolutely - i did did feel connected. because of occupying because of my participation i the reason i feel to say that is that, you know, in syria like 500,000 people were killed duringhe war whereas me and my friends and occupy what did we have an arrest record it wasn't the same as -- a little deal. but i think that what we do have in common i think this is what everyone who participated in one of the uprisings in 2011as in come was -- at that moment i

"please, morrissey. don't eat me. look in your heart. don't eat me. oh no. oh, not my head. oh."razilians and your italians, all agreeing on something, it's pretty clear it's a really good idea. everybody agrees that this complicated-looking creature with all those troublesome shells is worth the work. so you tear off the little limbs. we'll get to you later, my friends. rip out the tail. these little lungs, you don't want them. now you got all this nice fat in there. oh yeah. now we're getting to the claw. look at that. that's poking out of there. oh yeah. push it through that little nubbin of goodness. like a celestial nibble. when people started demanding boneless stuff like chicken without a bone, or crabmeat without the actual crab? or lazy lobster? that was the beginning of the erosion of our society, as we know it. if you're not willing to work for a payoff like this, how do you expect us to, like, fight al qaeda if you can't suck the meat out of a crab. good character builder. and delicious. and if your perfect day really did happen, you'd probably let yourself be swept a

argentinean president morrissey of mockery is battling the third national strike since he took office and twenty fifteen promised to tackle inflation and return argentina to the world capital markets but the country has once again gone to the international monetary fund for a lifeline to the supposed reports from going to. roadblocks all around when a site is this is how argentina's capital look on monday after the country's largest workers' confederation called for a general strike against the government of. left wing groups blocked major roads leading to the capital protesting against what they say is a government that rules for the rich. there is a social crisis in the political crisis there is discontent is the beginning of the pact between the i.m.f. and the government that brings about austerity measures the economic situation is worse that's why we will be on the streets. since taking office mackie's government has been unable to control the double digit inflation rate that has tormented arjun times for years the recent devaluation caused by a strengthening u.s. dollar forced t

already this is what being told, ed morrissey writes don't expect to find sweeping condemnations of systemic corruption unless he finds specific and convincing evidence of it, the report is more likely to cite specific actions and allow readers to reach their own broader conclusions. what are you looking for tomorrow? >> that is right, the idea is a factfinder, a very thorough one and not a policymaker but there will be some really stern taking to task of the former fbi director especially for his public pronouncements about the clinton probe. willome in for some ew mccabe criticism. loretto lynch i think will not emerge unscathed either but there will be a series of criticisms about the handling of the clinton probe. what i don't see, or don't look to come in response to comments by the judiciary chair, is anything that reflects in any way on the mueller probe or the probe in general that involves donald trump. for that there needs to be a connection that i don't think will be drawn in this. >> we get a look at those senior officials handling the hillary clinton email investigation, those k

braun in indiana, morrissey in west virginia, causing republican to turn out create a level of excitementsn't typically exist when one party has all three branches of government. trish: how much does the better connie play into it? >> i think a big issue getting to the general election. if you look at extrapolations where the economy is and cross that against traditional house elections, republicans would be projected to pick up 55 seats. if you only look at president's approval rating republicans would be projected to lose 68 seats. so you have a pretty ride wang between 68 and 55. think economy becomes dominant issue in the fall. what republicans run on. i think republicans will surprise where they end up in the house and pick up seats in the senate. trish: chris wilson, thank you very much. >> you bet. trish: coming up everyone, the president is the first sitting u.s. president to with a north korean leader, so much as talk to the head of north korea. he is getting praise from a rather unconventional source. stay with us. >> donald trump is goesgoing to do a great job. trying to reach

>> well, look, i think he has a real challenge with patrick morrissey.es is in a state where donald trump won by 42 points. the reality is, ask joe manchin, will you support the schumer platform or support republicans in the midterms because you believe in that kind of platform? he also mentioned that he think as trump's ideas are better than hillary, what does that mean for republican versus democrat platform? i think he has a real challenge. he can't play both sides in a state trump won by 42 points. melissa: john what do you think about that? how do you respond. >> i agree. i am frankly concerned about the comments that support manchin made. i think, people are looking for elected officials and candidates who are being honest with them, stay true to their word. when you see that sort of waivering from senator manchin, i think that is dispushing. >> yeah. gentlemen. thanks to both of you. david: an honest politician. are there any honest politicians? melissa: i think joe manchin, i griff him respect i thought i would get stuff, so i supported her. cons

. >> martha: here now patrick morrissey, who supports the ban and is also running against democrat joeanchin in the senate race there and my german, a fellow at the brennan center for justice which represents muslim americans impacted by the travel ban. welcome, great to have both of you here. just to go back to the president simple question. we have to know who's coming or any argument from these five countries at this moment their vetting system isn't effective enough to ensure that they are not allowing people to wish us harm to come. >> as you mentioned, this is the third version and he made very clear from the very beginning that his purpose for instituting this policy was to ban muslims from coming into the united states. >> martha: there's a huge muslim population, many countries that are not included in this ban. >> absolutely. >> martha: if he really wanted to do that he would have to ban all of them. >> it's an ineffective policy. i'm not saying as an effective way of doing it but it's ineffective to accomplish what he wants and also ineffective security and dozens of nationa

dame helena morrissey has been a ceo herself.when one woman is appointed to something rather than expecting equal numbers of men and women. i think businesses need to look at all aspects of what they do, notjust having a special programme for women. women like helena are not banned from the boardroom any more. but, more than 100 years after the pilgrims marched to hyde park, women here and around the world are still fighting for equality in the workplace. steph mcgovern reporting there. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour, but first, the headlines on bbc newsroom live: a lawyer representing the victims of the grenfell fire tells the inquiry that a culture of corporate immunity led to the neglect and stigmatisation of council housing. the boss of tsb will appear in front of mps for a second time later, as the financial regulator says it is investigating a computer failure that saw nearly 2 million customers lose access to online banking. and the shadow brexit secretary admits there are very divided views within la

dame helena morrissey has been a ceo herself.having a special programme for women. women like helena are not banned from the boardroom any more. but, more than 100 years after the pilgrims marched to hyde park, women here and around the world are still fighting for equality in the workplace. i have brought you a bit further into the factory now, and it is so fascinating when you see how things are made, some of the engines used on ford cars, but also to meet some of the women who work here. i am going to start with you, you are an apprentice here. tell us about what you do here and how long you have been here. i am in my last year of a four year electrical and mechanical maintenance apprenticeship. i am in my final year. you have worked here forfour my final year. you have worked here for four years, my final year. you have worked here forfour years, so my final year. you have worked here for four years, so what has that been like a woman? you are still in an industry with the lot of blokes. to be honest, you don't really notice.

helen morrissey is personal finance specialist at royal london, who did the research that revealed thise us an example of what you mean. it could be the case of giving a gift to somebody on behalf of the person you are acting as attorney for, and that might not eat... you might think you are doing a bit of inheritance tax planning by giving away some of their property, for instance, whereas when the office of the public guardian, who monitor these things, come and look at that transaction, they might ask why you have done that and you might not have done that and you might not have the evidence in place to show why you made that decision. that can land you in hot water. so how do you know what you can and can‘t do? land you in hot water. so how do you know what you can and can't do? said the office of the public guardian has some advice about what you can and can‘t do. the most important thing i would say is when you are acting as an attorney for somebody, put themselves in their position and ask what they would have done. you are acting in their interests, if you make a decision for th

tough, smart, conservative attorneys general, like from florida and sam olin in georgia and pat morrisseythere, they began to sue the obama administration for the illegal overreach and suing for subsidies under obamacare. our next speaker sued the environmental protection agency under obama 14 times while he was attorney general of oklahoma. [applause] >> and by the way, he was an unapologetic of the first amendment rights for people of faith. for example, he sent a memorandum to every public school in the state of oklahoma when the a.c.l.u. was threatening some of them with lawsuits and said, students in oklahoma who are christians have every right to share their faith with others, including the distribution of tracks and bibles and other literature. you can applaud that. [applaus [applause] >> president trump appointed him last year to be the 14th administrator of the environmental protection agency where he has brought sanity to an agency that under the prior administration was notorious for its job killing regulations and regulatory overreach. he has ensured that the federal governmen