deputy chief janine nicholson. this is my report from the administrative side. the physician's office conducted 56 promotional and permanent physicals in multiple ranks, as well as 40 return to work evaluations. the i.s.p. investigative services bureau conducted 90 drug and alcohol tests, all negative. in terms of support services, we had over 120 facility requests, and so we are still working closely with public works to get that list down. we meet with them pretty frequently and we are streamlining communications and operations, and we will continue to do that in order to get things fixed for our members. the bureau of equipment has handled 70 plus field and equipment repairs, as well as hundreds of other requests for equipment, service needs, and materials. in terms of our fleet, central shops are filled for the january fleet repair and gent -- and maintenance with $501,000. and we continue to work with central shops in order to create efficiencies with that, with repair and maintenance. six brand-new engines are being outfitted by central shops, and the bure

annette: joining me now is catherine nicholson. europe editor. , a is there another election third one, in less than four years? catherine:e: exactly. we have had so many elections in spspain, haven't we? this is the budget failing to go through.h. it is not that the budget was particularly controversial. it all has to do with support for pedro sanchez and h his govevernment. the prime minister, june of last year -- he became prime minister in june of last year. pedro sanchez managed to put togethther a minoritity governm, but it was all very fragile with dealmaking and called a frankenstein government the leaders of the centrist party. also the left-wing party. and two catalan separatist parties. in the end, it was the catalan separatists that became the key to this week's budget failure. they wanted legally binding assurances that there would be a legally binding independence referendum for cattle in the. -- for catalonia. the socialist party is obviously against that. what about the timing of this election date? catherine: that

nicholson's first swede swing of the day -- nicholson to punted for there for park, and that sealed the tournament, just about. he made birdie at 18, to complete a bogey three around of 65. nicholson wins the at&t for a fifth time, tying mark o'meara with the most in the tournament history. will be back this summer for the u.s. open. is there anything that will carry over to play then? >> absolutely nothing, very simple it is nothing like a course we'll see. i'm heading drivers hit wedges in, the rough will be different and the greens will be firm it will be a whole different golf course. i will deal with that in six months. >> i will lead with a couple of items to check out one of the most vicious hits on the quarterback. that is mike getting raped by san antonio commanders linebacker sean washington, all legal in that leak, they will need -- that was tonight. posters asian, the next in cleveland, and that was mario with your basic -- in the wrong part of the poster. nixon calves 107-104. that time i was running out, that was james harden popping in a 3. that gave him 30 consecutive ga

here everything revolves around schnitzels film stars like tom cruise cate blanchett jack nicholson jessica alba and robert de niro are all big fans. of the berlin restaurant is known in hollywood as the schnitzel place and stars don't just come here during the international film festival. or the restaurant owner roland mary knows exactly what the stars want is a very discreet host understatement is the name of the game. but often it's mark none of us here like monocultures we like mixing things up or because if celebrities come that's fine course we wouldn't exclude them but we don't give them special treatment either. in bowshot hundreds of schnitzels a pre-paid each day seven days a week from midday until late at night. some one hundred members of staff make sure the customers wishes off the field. a bit as it's like it's important that we get the best me we always use organic eggs and we have our own baker who produces the breadcrumbs for our schnitzels. this and of course how we make this special to . the restaurants history stretches back to the eight hundred fifty three in former eas

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gives nicholson a little a lot of confidence it's not only russia but also china that has still not recognized one know as an interim president and therefore sort of back some other little and that has a lot to do with oil business of course and let's not forget that as well has the biggest oil reserves in the world and strong ties in that oil industry to russia and china both countries have financed nikolaus my little government for a long time now but we don't know if that would lead to a military support in case there is some sort of military action happening here something people in cook with where i'm standing now definitely hope the government can avoid it at any cost reporting there now to britain where a political about face could completely change the calculus of brecht's it for the first time since negotiations began on the country's exit from the european union the opposition labor party will call for a second referendum if parliament rejects its alternative plan for leaving the e.u. well that's according to labor's spokesperson he says the labor leader jeremy corbyn you see there w

i'm like they're replacing nicholson.the shelves did get stocked. did you ever meet alexander payne and tell him that story? >> i'm waiting. >> jimmy: punch him right in the mouth. >> he has a list of actors he doesn't want to work with. i'm at the top. >> jimmy: did you have regular jobs before that? >> i had a bunch of jobs. i worked as a baseball umpire. i was pretty bad. >> jimmy: how old were you? >> 13 or maybe 14. >> jimmy: that's young. >> yeah. and also don't know the rules of baseball. not a bad gig to have. >> jimmy: that's not great. >> you don't know the rules. and so i'm an umpire, and a lot of authority, this little guy. and i didn't realize that if the batter tips the ball and the catcher catches it, that's an out. >> jimmy: on the third strike, yeah. >> i didn't know that was the rule, and so i'm like, foul ball. and this dad -- by the way, these kids are seven years old. they're six and sveven. this dad loses it. he takes this cooler he has and dumps out all the trash which is like a bringls can and goes

nicholson will be up three strokes.>> this was not a good day for the women's basketball team. they are doing it all for 27 points there. here's what happens if you don't stay on her. it was more of the same making it look very ordinary. they had an all-time leading scorer of the season. the rebounder, 18 rebounds and 31 points today. that was not enough. we've got the warriors tonight. >> they were kind of the first ones to this. everyone was kind of trying. >> they had creative uniforms. very colorful. >> is there anything surprising or different this year? >> i am so lucky. on the morning show, i drew the long straw. you just never get over that beauty of the world. combining people who don't do golf with world-class is interesting. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. buona sera, luigi's pizza. buona sera. it means "good evening" in italian. may i sa

nicholson is the leader over paul casey. they have two more holes to play. >> that is crazy. >>> seattle prepares for more record-setting snow. the weather service says some areas have more than a foot of snow and bridges were closed sunday afternoon as a casha. some people decided to walk to get things done instead of driving. >> it is rough. it is just -- we could walk and not speed. i guess, even tomorrow, i can't do this. >> it is a snow day for students. the weather service says one storm will finish today but another storm is moving in this week. let's see what steve paulson says for us. yosemite national park is recovering after receiving several feet of snow. look at that. it destroyed more than 100 cabins and temporary road closures and delays are possible this week. drivers should carry chains yosemite remains open while they repair damage. it is not clear the damaged facilities will reopen. a lot of people have reservations for spring and summer. that may be a problem. >> what is it -4 in truckee? >> yes. >> that

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power money treeck sex and in the end a fuming pile of rubble the remains of what once was a mick nicholson palace if opera can teach us anything then they said wagner has the ring of the nibelung says in a lot of words but quite convincingly that pride goes before a fall and it serves as a gripping metaphor for some of today's mighty business executives when bosses take a tumble this week's topic here on mate i'm christopher kober good to have you with us from the comfy cushions of executive chairs to the cold confines of a holding cell it is a bitter root one that some very prominent figures had to take over the years interestingly enough a fairly large number of them after having stellar careers in the automotive sector an industry where being the alpha male the heavyweight still seems to be in the central leadership requirement but where this hubris disgrace can be just around the corner. i wonder what it's like to have a career that's only headed up like those demi gods and suits who reign supreme in . the executive suites of the world's biggest companies. there and i wonder how it is

hart suddenly bowed out now on the side and it's a little darker because the conversation is about nicholson askers conversations about kevin hart's tweets ten years ago and homophobia super bowl ads were similarly bubble wrapped in anything but social commentary dyspepsia that is pepsi ok pepsi ok corn syrup is just a live aid that's not ours we don't do but like with corn syrup. what a difference from twenty seventeen when so many super bowl ads had political axes to grind. what do i tell my daughter julie telling despite her education drying her skills teligent. she will automatically be valued as less than every minute she meets. so why are companies suddenly hitting the brakes social justice cash and can bring in big bucks it works for nike when there was a boycott of their ad with colin kaepernick the n.f.l. quarterback who outraged conservatives by kneeling during the american anthem. all that indignation brought and extra six billion dollars in revenue however playing politics sometimes backfires like when gillette tried to make its primarily male consumer base woke to toxic masculin

paul nicholson joins me now via skype from the capital tor sean trade minister welcome to going underground so britain keen to emphasise the trade deal saying the pharaoh islands is an important trade partner as well as switzerland and chile the big deals we've signed how difficult with the negotiations you know i don't think they were especially difficult. we did do that in the in the beginning when the pressure was a reality you put on the framework or us it was very important that we we were nothing special to have a very different different agreement that we end with the e.u. but the important thing for us well when the british that happened in that there was a hard or a soft one that we were we had an agreement because you case there were an important market for us so we had to ensure that our export was allowed to keep on going as we had been doing before we're talking about total trade for twenty seven thousand figures two hundred thirty six million pounds a year britain's hundred fourteen to something largest trade partner so basically your fish and cross station products will be ab

well that gives nicholson a little a lot of confidence it's not only russia but also china that has still not recognized one go as an interim president and therefore sort of backs him up and that has a lot to do with oil business of course and let's not forget that when as well it has the biggest oil reserves in the world and strong ties in that oil industry to russia and china both countries have financed and. government for a long time now but we don't know if that would lead to a military support in case there is some sort of military action happening here something people in were i'm standing now definitely hope the government can avoid it at any cost i'm very honest does include talk along be on the border with venezuela of your thank you. president maduro is closure of the border is also causing hardship on the colombian side traders in the market towns used to rely on but it's where you lose coming across the border to buy their goods or nandini more. the part of the market at the colombian venezuelan border it's where venezuelans go to purchase basic goods from colombia the closur

what was funny is that nicholson wanted to play. we go to 18. no we are not. >> you are winning? >> i want a shot at this and i will not play with a glow-in- the-dark golf ball. they will finish the putt on 16 and then go to 17. >>> all right. whether coming later this week. this morning, it was a situation with b.a.r.t. and buses and people are surprise. >> this is the new normal for now as they start work on the tube. you have to take a bus. there were ledges and we have a report coming up. the roads lock all right. it is slow on 205 and 580 and 680. there is slow traffic from stoneridge for about a mile down and you can see traffic is busy. we are also looking at the commute on 80 westbound. i want to get up here because a crash near highway 4 with slow traffic. if your driving to richmond, there is an accident blocking lanes. give yourself extra time. 880 looks all right and the bay bridge is slow. let's bring stephen. >>> happy monday, showers in santa cruz should be gone early in the morning. the key is the systems, one out of the gulf of alaska and the other through the ha

nicholson won the tournament and the fifth time he won the pro-am. he joints tiger woods as the only player to surpass $90 million in earnings. >>> possible shakeup for pg&e. >>> the antioch man except 28 pickup truck crashing into his living room and the damage left behind with the investigation underway today. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. >>> a look at the top stories, we are hearing how that first day of the b.a.r.t. schedule change went. b.a.r.t. start at 5:00 in the morning. they complete the seismic retrofit project. early morning bus service is provided for that 4:00 are met. some say they were comfortable quick other say it was a chaotic start in some buses were late. >>> newsom is withdrawing troops from the southern borde

starting with the finance minister, harris jury llamas, who spoke exclusively with maria at the nicholsonels. ♪ >> i actually think we should stop the clock, take a pause, postpone the exit. of,'s the best i can think considering where we are. we fully respect the brexit decision, but exiting without a deal -- i really think we should stop the flow, give it more time to come to an agreement. i'm not saying this out of concern for the economy, this is a big european and global issue and i think we should be very sensible about it. ♪ >> clearly, the eu and the u.k. are at loggerheads concerning reopening the agreement to debate, but chancellor merkel a few weeks ago said it would be a shame to look back in 50 years and not have done as much as possible to compromise. do you think a cover by can be met? >> basically, i'm still optimistic. first of all, we can avoid in no deal brexit.that would be harmful in many aspects, politically and also economically. haved, i believe we should as close as possible a relationship between the eu and united kingdom. the idea of the referendum and the brexi

nicholson ate his wheaties yesterday. a couple of man shots and set himself up for eagle three and shot at 270 and he's alone in second place and he's chasing paul casey. the english man who shot a -- so take a 3-shot lead in sunday's final round. this lady, you need to get excited about the sharks. they've won five games in a row. they took care of business at edmonton. that is king scoring a goal. he has 13 in the last 15. now kevin bank, he had a hat trick. three goals last night as the sharks won 5-2. they won five straight games. looking for a more -- look at it. serve up st. mary. and willie finished it off. frank crushed the -- kyle smith, i know him, he's the coach of usf. he looks like that all the time, so he's not nervous. with 90 seconds left, he went to a big man inside and score 16. they beat santa clara 76-62. that's -- that's her dad, wayne. he coaches oregon state, and that's his son. what a talented family. oregon state took care of the cal bears 79-71 and the bears lost 12 straight and they're 0-11. the

this is not saying that you have to have a 2.0 or 2 tyler nicholson .8 -- 2.8 to have a job, so we're focused on creating new slots that get to folks who never worked or maybe don't interview well or realize that the application process was in december. 88% of the people say they want to work. some would rather focus on school. of that number, 45% of the youth surveyed have utilized the services at the school to help them find a job. that means 55% of the high school students are not taking advantage of work based learning opportunities or finding out about them in school. 45% of the youth surveyed never had a job and over 70% of the youth we've surveyed have only had one job. and the numbers, the other piece we kind of found out, when we did the survey, only 9% of the survey wanted to work with youth or animals, but 40%, that's what they've done. because that's pretty much all that is available. it's about understanding what people are interested in and how we should expand the work. i know you had the presentation earlier from ruth asawa school of the arts. we had 5% say they were i

as i mentioned, the 125th class started on january 28, where deputy chief nicholson and i as well as the training division welcomed the 42 members of the class on that day. that day, i also attended a chinese hospital board of trusty installation ceremony, and chief cochran in the back coordinated and participated in a civil support team drill. there was a simulated terrorist attack on alcatraz with biological weapons and chemicals. i'd like to acknowledge the -- lieutenant john baxter for putting together and his team a volunteer appreciation event. i know president nakajo you were there on january 30. we had very well attended. some of the members in this audience attended that. to thank the members that volunteered to assist at community events, trainings, and so forth, so that was, i know, something that we had wanted to put together for a while, and lieutenant baxter was sort of the impetus for that. mayor breed gave her state of the city address on january 30. i attended and i know vice president covington was there, as well. on the 31, as you know, well awaited opening, reopen

the foam on chief nicholson in the video is not -- i think what you are trying to show there, is it'se materials that the firefighters are picking up from fires but also materials in the coats, right? >> the coats we had tested and working, there are no turnout coats that you can buy at this time that don't have flame retardants embedded in them. we are working with it and working at ways to figure that out. it's a demand, and once an organization or business realizes that people want that, then i think it will start to see those more. but yes. >> commissioner veronese: i agree. i think it's crazy the turnouts don't have, there is not a turnout commercially available that does not have all standards with the cancer causing chemicals in them and maybe we as a commission could perhaps in the future promote a policy or something that gets other departments to sign on to as so when they became commercially available we will buy them, so we create a market for them. and that's something that i'm certainly willing to support. i think that's it. i did want to point out that katherine here, i

whether he's getting this whole wall thing from jack nicholson and "a few good men." you need me on that wall. everything he does, he gets from television or media. and it's not really rooted in fact. but this is a big, big mistake. >> well, he loves movies, he loves tv. but let me go back to this whole question of is he trying to distract the public's attention. eric, listen to congressman adam schiff today about the fight to come. >> he's pretty much daring the court to strike this down. so it's hard to imagine a poorer case. i'll say this, dana. it is going to be a real test for my gop colleagues in congress and their devotion to the institution. if we give away -- if we surrender the power of the purse, which is our most important power, there will be little check and no balance left. it will not be a separation of powers any more. just a separation of parties. so this is going to be a moment of truth for my gop colleagues. >> and now listen to house minority leader, republican kevin mccarthy. >> the president, one, has the authority. yes, it is a crisis and emerg

. >> thank you, rick and thanks to lindsey bell and kevin nicholson. >>> the first meeting since trumpominated pow toll the post and since complained about him a few times. senior economic reporters steve liesman with more on what was discussed and what they dined over, steve. >> yes it was a much awaited meeting of jerome powell and president trump last night the two sat down for a 90-minute dinner and others were there steak was served, sara and they talked or chatted and discussed about the economy. the fed said in a statement powell stuck close to the words of the last week's press conference and didn't discuss expectations despite the criticism of the fed by the president, a source said there were no pitchforks and had a good exchange of views trump is critical of the fed for calling interest rates this was the first meeting also since the fed shifted policy toward a more neutral stance in january which the president had argued for dinner also attended by fed vice chairman and steve mnuchin the president extended the invitation on friday how unusual is this? not unusual. they're r

i heard former afghanistan commander nicholson being interviewed this morning and he was asked about the circumstances under which we should withdraw from afghanistan and he talked about the fact that it should be conditioned at space and not based on an arbitrary timeline or numbers of troops that we want to leave there. have you and general miller been given conditions whereby we should withdraw troops from afghanistan? if so, what are those conditions? >> some of that discussion is best left for a different forum we speak about the ongoing situation in afghanistan and the circumstances. we are trying to create this so ambassador khalilzad can move on with the reconciliation process. >> i share the concerns with senator reed and senator wicker about what's happening right now in afghanistan and particularly the framework that's being put in place without the engagement of the afghan government. can you tell me how the framework addresses the rights of women in afghanistan, given the horrific treatment by the taliban and of women during the years in which they were in control? >> se

i haerds former afghanistan commander in nicholson interviewed this missouri morning. he was asked about the circumstances under which we should withdraw from afghanistan. and he said it should be conditions based not on an arbitrary time line or numbers of troops we want to leave there. have you and general miller been give men conditions whereby we should withdraw froops from afghanistan? and if so what are those conditions. >> senator, i think some of that discussion is best left for a different forum here. but certainly general miller and i speak frequently about the ongoing situation in afghanistan and the circumstances that we are trying to create to support ambassador khalilzad and to move forward with the reconciliation process. >> i share the concerns that have been raised by senators reed and wicker about the -- what's happening right now in afghanistan, and particularly the framework that's being put in place without the engagement of the afghan government. can you tell me how the framework dresses the rights of women in afghan given the horrific treatment o

katharine hepburn, jack nicholson, meryl streep, or bette davis. dooc sy came in early not allowed. let's go to the video. >> what i'm saying is, that someone must force the point, someone must say the unsayable. none of these men have the guts. steve: very good. >> knows nominations. she had 21. how many oscars did she get, brian, for the bonus. brian: four. >> three. close. 21 nominations. only three types. what was the first color film to win best picture? was it, an american in paris, "gone with the wind," the wizard of oz, or a star is born? oh, brian was poised but ainsley, you buzzed in first. ainsley: is it gone with the wind? >> go to the videotape. >> and you miss, are no lady. don't think that i hold that against you. ladies have held any charm for me. >> you take a low common advantage of me, you insult me. >> i meant it as compliment. brian: did they end up getting married at end. >> it worked out well, frankly my dear, i don't give a -- brian: damn. >> bleep that. here we go, which of these films did not win record 11 oscars? "west side story.." "lord of the rings," re

with me isjonathan nicholson from the civil aviation authority. welcome. to fly properly and helping them do that. the restrictions will help them with that. they will also help them with that. they will also help them with that. they will also help the police, they are much clearer about where you can and can't fly and extending that zone to give police more of an area to cover and help the airports in the detection. potentially, if police and airports are aware a drone is approaching, it gives them more time to do something about it. yes, airports and the government are working on how best to tackle the threat. it's about people being malicious and wanting to go out and break the law. the laws need to be there, they are in place, what happened was already illegal so there was a one kilometre buffer already. this is about extending it and making it easierfor people already. this is about extending it and making it easier for people to picture and understand. for those who want to fly drones properly, what difference has this episode at gatwick in december