this is commissioner nicholson.o i know that president covington wanted more information on the transport bus and our relationship with muni around it. it's my understanding that we have to have a muni driver drive it for us when we want to deploy it. sometimes they are not available right off the bat. so, if i can turn to chief -- [inaudible] >> good morning commissioners, president covington and vice president feinstein, and chief. the bus holds 20 patients sort of in a laid down format. there is also seating they can sit in if necessary. i will confirm all of those numbers for you and send that to you. we do have at this time sort of an inability to deploy it immediately when necessary. we do have some restrictions with the muni drivers. they are available to us as much as possible, however our best use of the buses is usually if we can preplan that. otherwise, we are sort of left to the availability of the drivers in immediacy and then it does take up to a couple hours for us to -- for muni to get a driver if we

i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together attation 15. i have always held her in the highest regard. since she is the chief she has infused the department with optimism. she is easy to approach and is concerned with the firefighters and paramedics. i appreciate that she is concerned with the issues relevant to the fire department today. >> there is a retired captain who started the cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed fellow firefighters were getting cancer. he started looking into it. in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and helme

i was at the end of chief joanne hayes-white's tenure, and i've talked to chief nicholson.nder my administration, that's what we have done consistently, and i can say that, unfortunately, there were times where we gave 15 names, and not one person -- because there was two classes in a row, that not one black person was in it, and that was a slap in the face to me because that meant that you hired 110 people, two classes, 54 people. some people don't make it, so let's say 50. so you hired 100 people without one black person in it. that's unacceptable. i mean, that's just unacceptable. and matter how or what excuse you want to give, that's unacceptable. and so i wrote a letter to -- that was chief joanne -- i wrote a letter and said to her, that's unacceptable. i give you 15 names, and how can you not pick one person? and so i just -- i'm hoping, and i'm praying, and i think with the collaboration and the engagement and the communication that we have with this command staff, that will never happen again, and it shouldn't happen again. >> commissioner cleaveland: we get your l

this is commissioner nicholson. so i know that president covington wanted more information on the transport bus and our relationship with muni around it. it's my understanding that we have to have a muni driver drive it for us when we want to deploy it. sometimes they are not available right off the bat. so, if i can turn to chief -- [inaudible] >> good morning commissioners, president covington and vice president feinstein, and chief. the bus holds 20 patients sort of in a laid down format. there is also seating they can sit in if necessary. i will confirm all of those numbers for you and send that to you. we do have at this time sort of an inability to deploy it immediately when necessary. we do have some restrictions with the muni drivers. they are available to us as much as possible, however our best use of the buses is usually if we can preplan that. otherwise, we are sort of left to the availability of the drivers in immediacy and then it does take up to a couple hours for us to -- for muni to get a driver if

the head of the war department commission was a man by the name of john paige nicholson and nicholson was getting letters from joshua chamberlain up until the last year of his life, and chamberlain trying to use leverage he had to get the commission to move those walls. nicholson would write to one of his colleagues, having to say no to joshua chamberlain was one of the great trials of his life. what ended up happening was the war department created a tablet that was no bigger than my laptop, it may be a little bit bigger, that sits along the avenue and it says basically, these walls were built for defense. and it is the only marker or memorial that i know of in the park whose sole function is to correct a misconception. joshua chamberlain hated those walls. he was so protective, he had to remove it. of course it is still there today. >> do we have any questions -- we have any questions? i was going to have chris comment on a few books before we leave. >> you can have him comment. i will see what we got. >> joshua chamberlain's correspondence is two or three different volumes. this is

i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together at station 15. i have always held her in the highest regard. since she is the chief she has infused the department with optimism. she is easy to approach and is concerned with the firefighters and paramedics. i appreciate that she is concerned with the issues relevant to the fire department today. >> there is a retired captain who started the cancer prevention foundation 10 years ago because he had cancer and he noticed fellow firefighters were getting cancer. he started looking into it. in 2012 i was diagnosed with breast canner, and some of my fellow firefighters noticed there are a lot of women in the san francisco fire department, premenopausal in their 40s getting breast cancer. it was a higher rate than the general population. we were working with workers comp to make it flow more easily for our members so they didn't have to worry about the paper work when they go through chemo. the turnout gear was covered with suit. it was a badge to have that all over your coat and face and hel

here to provide an update is jake nicholson, and administer at -- administrator at homeland security management. >> thank you, governor. brief you on measures the state his taken to continue access to ppe to protect those working on the front lines. this fall, our resource management team analyzed trends in our statewide usage rates and monitor shortages. as a result of our efforts to build the stockpile, we believe we are well-positioned to meet the need for months to come. weeks, weast three have seen a significant increase in usage of ppe. we have over 16 months supply of gloves and 18 months supply of disposable gloves -- gowns in our stockpile. resupply shipments are scheduled every month for the next seven months. building and maintain a large stockpile cannot mean the need -- meet the needs of iowans. we have worked tirelessly to distribute ppe and supplies. we could not have done this without the dedication and commitment of partners. our research management team has worked every day since march processing requests, pulling those items, and coordinating their delivery. state

still a couple 100 people here today, nicholson and again made a speech via facebook and on television. and he made a federalist last because the last few days have been appeared in public. yeah. and if they mention today that he feared for his life when he signed the deal, he knew he knew that the kind of way of the situation just the man being arrested today right now behind me to fix things taken over to the right place with protesters and media following behind this very small amount of i mean around the streets. it's hard to say whether this is the general feeling of the majority of the population and all of the very vocal minority, you know, off currently leading the protests. but what will come, he said, is all i mean, they aren't sure where we are in shock of following monday's deal. and the way they are expressing it is slightly different. perhaps joan or ceci on their well russian military helicopters have landed in nagorno-karabakh as part of a peacekeeping contingent. moscow has sent almost 2000 troops into the area to monitor the cease fire. they are now guarding the key r

and i also remember that night jack nicholson came on camera with me and i call him the colonel dennis attorney, just a so. so i'm going to need a edge and i say colonel, he calls me scratchy, nicknamed me, scratchy, but as a colonel we, we do as enemies. absolutely. so i said, you know, how do you feel about this night? he said, well, this is a tough night for me. this is, this is really sad. this has been my entertainment, and it's been like watching babe ruth, and how many people can say we saw a bruise. and then i said so, so what's it going to be like without him? and he went on to say, you know, never be the same. and i say, how would you describe his career? and he said, as good as it gets we want cobie on that baseline. we needed kobe are as good as it gets some of the current film for the moment. you're a member of the stories you never heard. well, talk more to jim gray and he has seen it all over the years. we still have to visit with tyson, jordan mohammed ali, who literally called the greatest that will visit which ever right after this, dennis miller plus one. but the pan

with that jack nicholson smile of his and his persona is very telling. president-elect has introduced the six potential cabinet members, all involved in national security in one way or another. thought president trump was interest of the country, do you feel different already? mr. will: i don't think government is a foreign country or the adversary. people. experienced mr. trump selected some good people early, but he ran through the my mile a minute -- through them a mile a minute. i think what mr. biden is trying produce communicate and discontinuity, stability, calm -- adult supervision has come back to washington. >> at to you feel about john kerry being introduced as the climate long boy? notpresident -- you are a climate denier, but you are skeptical about the whole idea, on the change. the havoc that it might wreak. and what your take on the importance of climate to john kerry's appointment and this cabinet. mr. will: the democratic party is deeply concerned about this and the president is responding to that. i'm not a climate change denier. the o

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but what about linda kessler of nicholson georgia?inda kessler died in 2003. 17 years later, she was still voting in presidential electio elections. edward of trenton georgia spent his life working construction and teaching school. in his spare time he loved bluegrass music. according to those who knew him, he played multiple instruments and enjoy jam sessions. when he died five years ago at the age of 82, it seemed like he was gone from this world for good, but no, last week he voted for president. and he wasn't the only one. on your screen right now you will see the names of other deceased voters. everyone of them played a role in last week's presidential election. as of tonight there aren't enough of them to alter the outcome that could change as we learn more. but for the moment, the point is they exist. they are dead, but they voted anyway. the question is how did they do that? how exactly did they cast their ballots? and the short answer is, by ma mail. dead people tend to vote more often when you make it easier for them to vote

.>> you can see on the inside rim of this had, white makeup residue from when jack nicholson was wearings. >> julia roberts strutted into stardom and those famous boots. >> these boots were seen everywhere during the campaign for the movie. >> then in this treasure chest of memorabilia there is a crown jewel.>> the obi-wan kenobi light saber from star wars is the most valuable piece we have in the auction. and it hasn't estimate of 100 to $150,000. >> if you don't have a millionaires budget, there are items for the rest of us. >> this harry potter poster estimated at $400-$600. >> one particular prop is unique for a different reason. >> the bowling ball from the film uncle buck. it is a random item but so little has survived from those movies. >> online eating is underway in the final hammer comes down december 2.>> by the way mavericks bomber jacket is expected to sell for about $20,000. and pretty woman's thigh high boots could bring about 15,000.>>> all right thank you bryan for that. a live look at downtown san jose where it's kickoff for the snow showers. it will run every saturday

the president called the then commander of the war in afghanistan, general nicholson a loser. he said we should fire him. and that was the beginning of what we know anyway of a time where the relationships, not just the civilians or the political poimes of the pentagon and the president but the uniforms. that relationship, i saw it degrade seriously over the summer and it started with the now infamous church walk in june. where chairman of the joint chiefs, general mark milley, he walked toward lafayette square toward st. john's church. and then only a couple days later he came out and apologized and said it was a mistake and he shouldn't have double it. that was something the president, according to a number of sources we spoke with. the president was he very upset that general milley did that. but more than that, it broke some faith between the uniforms and president trump. and we've seen that even exacerbated over the summer where the president really needed, if he was going to be, if president trump would be reelected for a second term accident he would have to repair his

." >> oh, it's jack nicholson >> jimmy: yes. [ bell rings ] okay, very good.see a doctor, but a doctor couldn't see a patient. >> oh, god >> jimmy: "a patient couldn't see a doctor, but the doc --" or something like that no okay, pass john mulaney this guy talks like that he gets very dark like that. and then gets loud he talks like that "batman! he was does that thing - [ inhales -- and then he gets really screwed up on -- [ inhales -- huffing kids. [ buzzer ] [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] don't give me two buzzes how rude >> you go -- [ mimics jimmy ] >> jimmy: no >> i did not know. >> jimmy: wasn't he in "cider house rules. "all you kids get to bed now you -- >> michael caine >> jimmy: "that's how -- [ indiscenable ] of course -- he talks like that >> that is -- oh, that one's better that's my "adele." it's not very good well, it's sort of my "adele." >> jimmy: this like your "adele," my "michael caine" together >> my "adele" and your "michael caine" are both terrible sarah paulsen, for this last round, we're gonna see how many we can get together. >> okay. >> ji

what about linda kessler of nicholson, georgia.years later, she was voting in presidential elections. >> that one is also false. she was marked deceased in 2003 and did not vote. linda kekler who has a different address, birthday and zip, and was entitled to vote, did vote. the secretary of state is investigating the other two alleged dead georgia voters. but half of those named by the trump campaign voted legally. who did you vote for? you don't have to share that. >> i voted for the democrats, for biden. >> reporter: i see. >> i guess i voted against the other one, really. >> don't you want to just hug mrs. blaylock right there? >> i do. so sweet. >> so cute. >> a nice cameo by our floor manager. that was 11 alive's brendan keith with that report. >>> president trump reportedly has set his sights on running again in four years. how likely is that to happen? and would he be a shoo-in if he ran? money. stretched days for it. money. juggled life for it. took charge for it. so care for it. look after it. invest with the expertise of

the video game adaptation of "about schmidt." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait the jack nicholson movie theys5 game based on that movie? >> yep gaming fans have been waiting since about 2002 for "about schmidt" to finally become a a video game and jimmy, it doesn't disappoint it's the greatest video game of all time >> jimmy: i don't know i mean, that new "spider-man" looks amazing. you can play as spider-man swinging above new york city and -- >> pfft, you think that's cool in "about schmidt" you can play as the movie's main character "about schmidt" walking very slowly around rural nebraska [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's it? >> that's just three of the game's four levels, jimmy. i'm on a level now where you get in a hot tub with your co-workers in a life insurance office >> get this jimmy. you press the x button to open mail and the triangle button makes schmidt say i have a a migraine the other buttons don't do anything [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i -- i'm just not sure that movie makes for a great video game >> don't knock it till you play it, jimmy. oh, i'm on this boss fight right now where

almost electric jack nicholson smile of his, and the contrast of personas was very telling. >> the president-elect has introduced the six potential cabinet members, all involved in national security in one way or another. you thought president trump, i think, was dangerous to the country. do you feel safer already? mr. will: much. these are veteran people. they don't think government is a foreign country or the adversary. there are vastly experienced. mr. trump selected some good people early, but he ran through them a mile a minute. he is had -- god knows, i've lost track of how many national security advisers and secretaries of defense. i think what mr. biden is trying ismunicate and produce continuity, stability calm -- , adult supervision has come back to washington. >> how do you feel about john kerry being introduced as the -- -- the climate envoy and promises to get climate involved in some way involved in every department of government and the president says he will be part of the very important conversation. you're not a climate denier, but you are skeptical about the on climate change an

and they just didn't do it >> jimmy: you never got, like, a little wink, like a little jack nicholsonest" like - >> yeah. >> nothing [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nothing. yeah, they all do. no, they will all give you the little wink off camera and we go, "oh, yeah, we know he's crazy oh, yeah." but that really does -- does none of us any good. people needed to start saying it on camera, and for whatever reason, they just couldn't bring themselves to do it. >> jimmy: there's more i want to talk to you guys about. can you stick around for a a couple more minutes? >> would love to >> absolutely. >> jimmy: oh, i love it. more with joe scarborough and mika brzezinski after the break. come on back, everybody. ♪ shall i put her in snow mode? nope! what about off-road mode? nah. sport mode it is. let's see what this baby can do. or... we could check out that farmers market? no! you know what? i'll be in chill mode... (button click) if anyone needs me. propilot assist with navi-link. available on the all-new nissan rogue. when panhe doesn't justs mmake a pizza. he uses fresh, clean ingredients to ma