it looks like nigel pearson has been the sacrificial bmb pearson has been the sacrificial lamb for thatturn of results when he took over, but after project restart, watford have had four straight defeats. as you mentioned, he is the third manager to be sacked by watford this season. he was appointed after quique sanchez flores was sacked. there is so much money involved. it is so tight at the bottom of the premier league at the bottom of the premier league at the moment, both aston villa and bournemouth on 31 points. watford three points above them on 34. with those two tough matches still to go and no manager, it does not look promising for watford. relegation to the championship would be pretty much a disaster for them. they have beenin much a disaster for them. they have been in the premier league since 2015. five seasons being in the top flight, 2015. five seasons being in the top flight, to go down to the championship, it is not something that they would want. no confirmation from the club as yet, but bbc sport understands that nigel mark pearson has been sacked. as yet, no replacem

bbc sport understands that watford have sacked nigel pearson withjust two matches remaining.cked by the club this season. watford are just above the relegation zone in 17th place with matches against manchester city and arsenal still to be played. pearson was appointed in december last year, replacing quique sanchez flores, who had taken over from javi gracia. the sacking comes after the club's defeat to west ham on friday. two goals from harry kane helped tottenham to a 3—0 victory at home over leicester. it means brendan rogers' side are clinging on to their champions league spot for dear life. ben croucher reports. one team with two sets of fans. jose mourinho would help out his old employers with a win. just six minutes and son squeezed in — an own goal. even the moments leicester look like a winning side were thwarted by spurs but what was up must come down. as leicester hunted for an equaliser they were slow to get back. harry kane showed son just how to finish off an attack. just the corner to aim for, target acquired. tottenham's third goal was greeted as warmly in ma

bbc sport understands that watford have sacked nigel pearson with just two matches remaining.. watford are just above the relegation zone in 17th place with matches against manchester city and arsenal still to be played. pearson was appointed in december last year, replacing quique sanchez flores, who had taken over from javi gracia. the sacking comes after the club's defeat to west ham on friday. championship side huddersfield town have also sacked their manager danny cowley. he took over in september and helped save them from relegation. two games in the premier league today. the first, struggling bournemouth lost out in the south coast derby against southampton. defeat means they could be relegated before theirfinal game, if watford take a point from their match on tuesday. danny ings put southampton ahead in the first half with his 21st goal of the season. bournemouth then thought they had a vital equaliser deep in injury time, only for it to be ruled out by var because callum wilson was offside. and to really rub salt into the wound, che adams made it 2—0 to southampton m

thank you deputy city attorney pearson. the land use committee is adjourned. thank you. >> really excited to be here at the san francisco zoo. my name is london breed and i'm the mayor of the city and county of san francisco. and what a beautiful day to be out here. i am so excited. we know that covid is with us for some time. and as we see a change in the numbers of cases and the number of hospitalizations, and the increase in the amount of testing that we're able to provide, we also realize that it provides an opportunity to begin a reopening process, one that will allow people to get back to work, that will allow people to open up their businesses, and will provide opportunities for parents to have something for their kids to do. today we're at the san francisco zoo. and what's so exciting is that on monday, the san francisco zoo, museums and other locations will be open for business. [applause] but i want to be clear, things are going to be a lot different now. here at the zoo and tonya peterson, the director, will talk a little bit more about what the pla

watford have sacked manager nigel pearson with two games of the premier league remaining.cked by the club this season. they sit just three points above the relegation zone. it's set to be an exciting final day of the second test as england chase an unlikely victory. the hosts took most of the day to bowl out the west indies for 287 in theirfirst innings at old trafford. england then added 37 runs this evening to end the fourth day leading by 219. lewis hamilton has moved to the top of the formula 1 world championship after victory in hungary. the six—time world champion led from start to finish at the hungaroring ahead of max verstappen who came second despite crashing on the warm—up lap. adam wild reports. so often in formula one yourfate owes much to your position on the starting grid. but in hungary, for some just getting there was proving problematic. this was red bull's max verstappen crashing on the way to the start. up front in pole position once more lewis hamilton leading the way is his speciality. hedge funds are started, a lead that would only grow despite an ea

pearson joined in december when watford were bottom of the table.ed them out of the relegation zone and although they can still go down, his dismissal was a bit of a surprise. watford are the first premier league team to sack three managers in the same season. the premier league's all—time top scorer alan shearer says it's time for manchester united to drop their goalkeeper david de gea. he made a couple of huge mistakes as united lost 3—1 to chelsea in their fa cup semifinal at wembley. chelsea's second goal, a particularly d iffcult watch for de gea. his manager ole gunner solskjaer maintains that de gea is still one of the best keepers in the world. chelsea will play arsenal in the fa cup final a week on saturday. and borussia dortmund have confirmed the signing ofjude bellingham from birmingham city. the teenagerjoins the german side for a fee that could eventually be worth more than £30 million. at 17, bellingham is birmingham's youngest ever player and follows in the footsteps of fellow englishman jadon sancho, who joined dortmund at the same

pearson, who was appointed in december, will become the third manager sacked by the club this season. quick wickets in the morning if they are to stand any chance of levelling their test series with west indies. they finally bowled them out for 287 and are 37—2 in reply, leading by 219 going into the final day's play. joe wilson reports. you can't see time hovering above 0ld you can't see time hovering above old trafford but you can sense it in england's desperation to take wickets. down it goes. and their disappointment when they didn't. just one west indian batsmen fell, joseph. a brave catch from oliver pope, watch the ball. it was sanitised by the umpires after an england player admitted to using saliva on it against covid rules. here tom sam karen. accurate bowling will never go out of fashion, whatever happens to lock down hair. hope gone, and in the absence of joffre archer england needed a bowling spot. kraigg brathwaite defied them. gone for four. england didn't have time for bad luck. their only choice was hard work. stokes fought and mistake, only choice was hard work. stok

i'd like to welcome deputy city attorney ann pearson. i would like to note that unlike the structural review by the controller's office, the city attorney's office is looking for evidence for potential crimes or charges, so because of that, they may not be able to be as forthcoming as we would like. with that, deputy city attorney ann pearson. >> thank you. i'm joined by deputy city attorney andrew shen, who would be happy to answer questions pertaining to ethics. [inaudible] >> -- a former commissioner of the immigrant rights commission, balmour fernandez, and walter huang, who's a contract official. the law enforcement tools that are used to uncover these crimes included search warrants, secret grand jury subpoenas for bank records, and require taps that allowed the f.b.i. to listen in on conversations between coconspirators. based on the allegations against mr. nuru, we interviewed tom hui, who's the former director of d.b.i. we reviewed his e-mails and report reported our findings to the mayor, who immediately recommended his removal

. >> tickets are going fast at the pearson automotive museum. there was an unveiling of tesla's new pickup truck. the line outside the ought november muflt started well before opening, folks waiting to see a vehicle unlike anything else. >> big fan of test lachlt i hav >> this is the first tile the public has been able to get an up close lock at it. half capacity with single tickets only. >> other that following safety protocols with masks and distancing is all of our tough screens and our touch points have been closed and secured. >> terry cargass says landing the cyber truck exhibit was a much-needed boost. 1kw4r50 it was running like a ticker tape. it was phenomenal. we sold out the first week almost immediately. >> it's a curious place to make the debut for this thing. >> is this how you create buzz in the covid age? >> where they can see it in a safe way, not just look at an on-line stream. >> elon musk unveiled the truck last year. with a starting price of around $40,000 and up to three motors going zero to 0 in three seconds. >> eats a ga

bbc sport understands that watford have sacked their manager nigel pearson with just two games to go.ason. watford are 17th in the league, dangerously close to the relegation zone. they need at least a point from their remaining matches against manchester city and arsenal if they're to stay up. earlier i asked our football reporter simon stone if there was any news of a replacement? my my understanding is that heaton mullins is going to stepan which is exactly what he did after the second of three sackings now for watford earlier this season when quique sanchez flores came back to the club, he was sacked. hidden melons stepped in then and a draw for the gene —— by the games he was in charge. that will keep watford up if he gets anotherjob. that is the third time this season watford have sacked their manager. they think short—term, they think and staying in the premier league and that is why this decision has come so late in the season, basically to get one result and the owners believe he did balance as the man to get that result. staying in the premier league. staying in the premier

review of it's going to prompt it looks like a review of the auditing system within germany ok stephen pearson from daily business thank you. anonymous take a look at the latest escalation in tensions between the world's 2 largest economies the united states as old as china to close its consulates in houston texas the u.s. state department said the closure was necessary to protect american into the actual property beijing has described the move as a political provocation and a serious violation of international law and just hours after the closure order was issued firefighters were called to the building. bins on fire inside the courtyard at the chinese consulate in houston witnesses said they could smell paper being burned the 1st whiff of a bigger story because this firefighters arrived chinese state media started reporting the u.s. had ordered the consulate to be closed. it's a political provocation you know that really launched by the us site which seriously violates international law basic norms governing international relations and the bilateral consular agreements between china and the

could we ask ann pearson for that? >> i don't have that information, but i'll get back to you for that. >> chair ronen: okay. could we open this up for public comment? does that make sense? okay. mr. clerk, could we please open this item up for public comment? >> clerk: yes. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call 408-418-93 # 8. meeting i.d. is 1466610524, then press pound, and pound again. if you haven't already done so, please press star-three to wait to speak. wait until the system prompts that you have been unmuted to begin your prompt. mr. ho, do we have any comments at this time? >> operator: yes. we have three callers in the queue. i will unmute the first caller. >> hi. this is debra garfinkel. my hand was raised from the prior discussion, but i'm happy to speak. i was just finishing an e-mail to matt. i'm a resident of the eastcott and district 6, and i just want to thank matt and the other supervisors who are working to end the endemic corruption that i am seeing and

i'd like to welcome deputy city attorney ann pearson. i would like to note that unlike the structural review by the controller's office, the city attorney's office is looking for evidence for potential crimes or charges, so because of that, they may not be able to be as forthcoming as we would like. with that, deputy city attorney ann pearson. >> thank you. i'm joined by deputy city attorney andrew shen, who would be happy to answer questions pertaining to ethics. [inaudible] >> -- a former commissioner of the immigrant rights commission, balmour fernandez, and walter huang, who's a contract official. the law enforcement tools that are used to uncover these crimes included search warrants, secret grand jury subpoenas for bank records, and require taps that allowed the f.b.i. to listen in on conversations between coconspirators. based on the allegations against mr. nuru, we interviewed tom hui, who's the former director of d.b.i. we reviewed his e-mails and report reported our findings to the mayor, who immediately recommended his removal

i'd like to welcome deputy city attorney ann pearson. i would like to note that unlike the structural review by the controller's office, the city attorney's office is looking for evidence for potential crimes or charges, so because of that, they may not be able to be as forthcoming as we would like. with that, deputy city attorney ann pearson. >> thank you. i'm joined by deputy city attorney andrew shen, who would be happy to answer questions pertaining to ethics. [inaudible] >> -- a former commissioner of the immigrant rights commission, balmour fernandez, and walter huang, who's a contract official. the law enforcement tools that are used to uncover these crimes included search warrants, secret grand jury subpoenas for bank records, and require taps that allowed the f.b.i. to listen in on conversations between coconspirators. based on the allegations against mr. nuru, we interviewed tom hui, who's the former director of d.b.i. we reviewed his e-mails and report reported our findings to the mayor, who immediately recommended his removal

the former watford manager nigel pearson has responded to his sacking by the club.esterday. pearson joined in december when watford were bottom of the table — he's since guided them out of the relegation zone, and although they still can go down, his dismissal was a bit of a shock. watford are the first premier league team to sack three managers in the same season. let's stay at the bottom of the table because bournemouth now need a miracle to stay in the premier league. they lost 2—0 at southampton yesterday. that leaves them three points off safety, but they've only got one game left to play. so they not only need to win that, but they need other results to go their way. elsewhere in the premier league, leicester city stumbled, once again, as they try to qualify for the champions league. they were beaten 3—0 by tottenham, and that opens the door for them to be overtaken by manchester united who have a game in hand. lewis hamilton has criticised formula one and his fellow drivers for not doing enough to combat racism. he was speaking after a second consecutive race

by i've got soaked all pearson's and we're talking about 2 dedicated europeans that's what's more important here that's an interesting fact but of course i can't forget my german interests either minutely. this is when i see presidents often we are aware that the presidency also brings us an additional responsibility. and i'm very pleased that it's 2 women in germany there has never been a female chancellor before me in europe there's never been a female commission president. in the past 2 men have always managed all this now we 2 women have to handle it and we are confident that we can do it right ursula. is their fight and that is indeed the case and the good thing is that we've known each other a long time and we trust each other deeply knowing someone well allows you to speak efficiently and openly in seattle articulation we can dive deep into the details and achieve a lot to tell you that in the teeth again this up of shuffle. joining me now is our chief political correspondent linda crane and our brussels correspondent bandleader who we saw that press conference with was a lot on the

that in a pearson has sacked the governor of the russian region of her part of a forgot was arrested last week amid allegations he organized the martyrs of several businessmen years ago but his detention sparked outrage in the region and mass protest with all the latest details has died of organs. well this is another step in the saga of forgotten who was of course arrested around 10 days ago on very serious charges of organizing contract killings in 20042005 in a video conference the russian president vladimir putin appointed dictator of a liberal democrat member since 2005 pieces 2011 as acting governor of the hobart of school region of post which he will retain until 2021 when the elections in russia's far east will take place for a permanent governor now here. of course replaces. a full girl who was the governor of scrooge and since 2018 an election which she won beating the united russia can that. one a reputation as the so-called people's governor very quickly becoming popular passing a raft of popular measures that all turned sour very quickly 10 days ago when he was arrested

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elisabetta a question from kath pearson about question, "why is it a face covering must be worn by anyoneng into hospital but when we talk about shops and transport, it is 11? was quote why is there discrepancy? the guidelines of the uk governments for children between the age of three and 11 is not about wear. it is about a general guidance of if you have children between that age group, it is highly recommended to make them wear masks, face coverings is not compulsory. i think when it comes to children, it is quite important to work with them instead of making something compulsory. 3-11, it of making something compulsory. 3—11, it doesn't matter if you are going to the hospital or shops, try to engage with the children and try to engage with the children and try to explain why there are a good thing but also try to give them the freedom to adjust to the change. what is very important is under three in england and under five in scotland. for them therefore too young to wear a mask safely so definitely they are the absolute exception for some i will stay with you macro because an interest

nigel pearson says he's been overwhelmed by support following his shock sacking as watford manager, butappointed he can't finish the job he started. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. beijing has accused the uk government of "brutally meddling" in china's internal affairs, as diplomatic tensions continue to rise. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, is expected to suspend its extradition treaty with hong kong this afternoon, after beijing's imposition of a controversial security law in the territory. prime minister borisjohnson says the uk cannot ignore human rights abuses in china. our political correspondent iain watson reports. demonstrators iain watson reports. in hong kong, just hours demonstrators in hong kong, just hours after beijing introduced a sweeping new national security law at the end of last month. 200 people we re at the end of last month. 200 people were arrested within 2a hours. the government has said that up to 3 million british overseas passport holders and their families will now be eligible to settle and work in the uk, if they no longer wanted to

and let them eat tweets political scientist jacob happening paul pearson argue conservatives make populist claims while actually benefiting the elites. find the cycles this coming week where books are sold and watch for many of these in the future on booktv on c-span2. >> >> host: joining us on booktv father and political activist ralph reed. his next book is "for god and country: the christian case for trump". what is that case? >> guest: the case in a nutshell is that as christians we are called not only to be citizens of the kingdom of god which is here, now and yet to come, we are also called to be citizens on earth of whatever polity or society or nation we happen to be a part of and if you look at the old and the new testament there is a consistent and clear teaching the we are to exercise that citizenship in a robust and muscular fashion, to defend our rights within that government which of course in the united states means our rights under the constitution and the bill of rights, freedom of speech, to assembly, freedom of religion, all those things that are our birthright and then

and let them eat tweets political scientist jacob happening paul pearson argue conservatives make populist claims while actually benefiting the elites. find the cycles this coming week where books are sold and watch for many of these in the future on booktv on c-span2. >> >> host: joining us on booktv father and political activist ralph reed. his next book is "for god and country: the christian case for trump". what is that case? >> guest: the case in a nutshell is that as christians we are called not only to be citizens of the kingdom of god which is here, now and yet to come, we are also called to be citizens on earth of whatever polity or society or nation we happen t

deputy city attorney ann pearson. thank you. so we're leaving this item as is and asking the clerk to call item number 2. >> clerk: item number 2 is an amendment to amend the charter of the city and county of san francisco to create the sanitation and streets department to succeed to specific duties currently performed by the department of public works, to create a sanitation and streets commission to oversee the sanitation and streets department, to create a public works commission to oversee the department public works, to require an annual perform ann audit and cost and waste analysis for both departments, and affirming the planning department's determination under the ceqa at an election to be held on november 3, 2020. >> chair ronen: okay. we're joined by supervisor matt haney. supervisor haney, did you want to add comments and amendments? >> supervisor haney: yes. i do have some comments, and i do have some amendments, as well. thank you very much, colleagues. i'm very proud to bring this back with my cosponsors stefani, r

so we worked with one of your pearson fellows. you told me about the pearson fellowship and i took advantage of it. for the last year mark has been working with us, done a terrific job and we've put together legislation that's well-balanced that says hey, we we want research. we don't want to have this u.s. taxpayer funded research being stolen. so i thank you for that. i would ask you do you agree these new visa authorities are helpful to protect taxpayer research and intellectual property from our adversaries in china? >> they absolutely are. and we need an expanded tool set to make sure we get this right. we're making progress. our teams are working alongside fbi -- are working hard on this set of issues. we all need to be candid when we go back to our home states. we need to be candid what's taking place in some of these higher institutions of learning all across america and be thoughtful how we respond to this influence and theft operation that's being conducted. >> that's absolutely right. there are five different provisions

thank you deputy city attorney pearson. the land use committee is adjourned. thank you. is -- >> our united states constitution requires every ten years that america counts every human being in the united states, which is incredibly important for many reasons. it's important for preliminary representation because if -- political representation because if we under count california, we get less representatives in congress. it's important for san francisco because if we don't have all of the people in our city, if we don't have all of the folks in california, california and san francisco stand to lose billions of dollars in funding. >> it's really important to the city of san francisco that the federal government gets the count right, so we've created count sf to motivate all -- sf count to motivate all citizens to participate in the census. >> for the immigrant community, a lot of people aren't sure whether they should take part, whether this is something for u.s. citizens or whether it's something for anybody who's in the yunited states, and it is something for everybody.

donald pearson bor thorne and ay primitive a meal for investment up time teaching may be . growing older, grace and kindness. actually count my blessings . then every once a while, one big shot will come in. some king, some president, some prime minister. and somebody was that i would like to seal george bush pretty but back then will invite them to my little house. i'm the following and no frantic statements. hello back together and say, these were interesting times. and then a night it will say did my very best. i tried my hardest, captain honest and put something back into the system. [applause]. >> thank you all very much. lauren thanks. [applause]. >> thank you all very very very much. [applause]. >> thank you so much. for the very generous introduction and i'll be for the warm welcome back. back to this place where i grew up and have so many happy memories. i was blessed as this book will tell you by a very happy childhood. although i'm not sure someone to improve. mother would always lecture us in my brother john's . contested that. my the brother knows about. talkin

watford have sacked their manager nigel pearson with the club on the brink of premier league survivalit of a surprise. watford are the first premier league team to sack three managers in the same season. let's stay at the bottom of the table because bournemouth now need a miracle to stay in the premier league. they lost 2—1 at southampton yesterday. that leaves them three points off safety, but they've only got one game left to play. so they not only need to win that, but they need other results to go their way. elsewhere in the premier league, leicester city stumbled once again as they try to qualify for the champions league. they were beaten 3—0 by tottenham, and that opens the door for them to be overtaken by manchester united who have a game in hand. to the cricket, and england are after quick runs this morning as they try to win the second test against the west indies. stuart broad was the star on day four, taking three wickets in 14 balls as england eventually bowled the tourists out for 287 at old trafford. england will start the final day on 37 for 2 withjoe root and ben stoke

areas with whites or populations in exactly the same way but we've also been hearing from amanda pearson she's deputy amisse deputy assistant commissioner at the metropolitan police who says that part of the issue the met face is that as well as the perpetrators of certain types of violent crimes also many of the victims happens. also be young black men and that they want to stop any more young black men being killed needlessly stop and search is a tool we can use in order to prevent violent crime when we look at the victims and perpetrators of violent crime they are over represented by predominantly young black males even just taking one machete off the street might prevent another homicide and therefore that link between what the demographic of those people who are victims and perpetrators of homicide obviously then there is a link between that and those people who may be subject to stop and search given the information and intelligence we have on them now it's been more than 20 years since the metropolitan police in particular were described in the mcpherson report as being institutio

lies about donald trump area and in length and tweets, political scientist jacob hacker and paul pearson argue that conservatives make populist claims while actually benefiting the elites. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> hello everyone, welcome. my name is samantha ashokan and i manage public programs at the museum of jewish heritage, a living memorialto the holocaust . it is my great pleasure to welcome you to tonight's event celebrating the launch of esther safran foer's book "i want you to know we're still here: a post-holocaust memoir". esther is the former executive director of the historic synagogue in washington dc. her starring literary debut she recounts her remarkable journey to find a family that hid her father during the war to meet the siblings she never met and heal the wounds of her past. we are joined byth

2 through 16 on to the next meeting would be okay. >> department city attorney pearson. it is your call whether to continue the items. i have been prepared to be joined in closed session by my colleagues litigating hastings. they are prepared to walk you through that settlement. they would be in a better position than i am to talk on impacts on a continuance, but with respect to the other cases i am not aware of external deadlines. i leave it to the committee to decide what they want to continue. >> we can consider continuance in closed session. >> yes. >> supervisor peskin. >> yes, i am not able to stay for the closed session at this point. thank you. sorry everybody. >> thank you. maybe we can go to public comment right now on the closed session items 2 through 16. mr. clerk are there any caller on the line? >> thank you very much, mr. chair. we will check for callers in the queue. for those connected press star followed by 3 to speak to this item the entirety of the litigation agenda. for those on hold in the queue continue to wait until you are prompted to begin. you

jacob hacker and paul pearson argue that conservatives make populist claims while actually benefiting the elites. find these titles this coming week wherever books are sold and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> hello everyone, welcome. my name is samantha ashokan and i manage public programs at the museum of jewish heritage, a living memorialto the holocaust . it is my great pleasure to welcome you to tonight's event celebrating the launch of esther safran foer's book "i want you to know we're still here: a post-holocaust memoir". esther is the former executive director of the historic synagogue in washington dc. her starring literary debut she recounts her remarkable journey to find a family that hid her father during the war to meet the siblings she never met and heal the wounds of her past. we are joined by esther and her son jonathan safran foer author of "everything is illuminated", extremely loud and incredibly close and here i am as well as the nonfiction work eating animals and eating the weather. jonathan's book "everything is illumina

care services to reopen if they can work outdoors this does not apply to things like tattoo parlors pearson shops, those are considered invasive procedures. the updates come a week after the governor ordered the same personal care places to shut down indoor operations and that's across most of the state newsom says the spike in covid cases and hospitalizations led to the decision. some business owners are relieved by this latest update, but others complain, reopening outdoors will only mean more expense. >>we lost $18,000 just in close. and then we had to send more money on ppe things and now we're going to have to save more money on a said we are temporarily allow you outside where we get to do with the disappointment after we're finished in portable state sen. so long years ago outside. >>no word on how long hair salons and other businesses will need to stay closed or have the only option of said being outside. now that salons have the all-clear to work outdoors if they can do that one salon owner is eager to get back to work kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from los gatos. >>so what

r thank you for reminding our audience the qualified immunity doctrine that came from cases like pearson and ray penn harlow and fitzgerald case was judicially created 1982 justice thomas argued he was faithful to the original qualified immunity statute and should beld re-examined. it is a complicated debate we will revisit, general ellison we have a bunch of questions about the first and second amendments, the assistant journey of ten and ten attorney general's that commonly believed that they have a right to protect their real and personal property. i saw this regarding the st. louis couple brandishing weapons from their lawn. they said the country needs to explore and protect and preserve property impact the right for peaceful protests in the right to use a gun. >> this is an interesting question, right? nobody is going to say that if you are going to hurt another person or damage their property it should be activity. it's not. that's obvious. the real question is, if you are lawfully protesting, if you are protesting about an injustice that you perceive to be a serious matter and our

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. >> ryan seymour, todd keller, pearson blair. into action when they saw a house on fire, and they went to saving, mona. >> isn't that crazy? they were just walking by, i believe, one saturday afternoon according to a tweet sent out about the incident. and they had jumped into action, able to save residents, pets. wow. >> they are football players from south paulding high school. their head football coach sent out a tweet that you just mentioned saying, being selfless and being a good human being isn't hard, proud to call them spartans. i'm going to be your spartan cheerleaders, guys. look it up, "snl" skit. i'm saluting you, celebrating you, cheering for you. well done. >> continuing #goodnewstues with a man who was a london rail worker. he saw a bike theft in progress and he decided to step in. not only did he step in, kenneth, he waited until the owner came back. >> what? how long did he wait? >> four hours. >> four hours after his shift? >> yeah. >> because i know when mona's shift is over here at "world news now," she's speed

hornets who are 17th in the table and three points above the relegation zone sacked their manager nigel pearsonseason is hayden mullins. 0ur our focus 0urfocus in the our focus in the last two games, we know that the manager was a big part of it, but the clu b was a big part of it, but the club have made a decision and other players, staff have to be professional enough to focus on the next games. the reigning world series champion washington nationals get their shortend 60—game major league baseball season under way on thursday at home to the new york yankees. simulated crowd noise will be played in empty stadiums this season with the la dodgers hosting the san francisco giants in the other opening day game. the team announced dr anthony fauci will throw out the ceremonial first pitch at the yankee game. don't try this at home — the world surf league have nominated their best five wipe—out waves of the year, and a winner will be named next week. but here's a sample. in a combined male and female category, this effort from francisco porcella at jaws in hawaii will be hard to beat as he gets int

also been hearing from the deputy assistant commissioner for local can clean out the mets and the pearson who says that there's also an issue with young black men in particular being the most likely to be victims of violent crime particularly in the capital. stop and search is a tool we can use in order to prevent violent crime when we look at the victims and perpetrators of violent crime they are over represented by predominantly young black males even just taking one machete off the street might prevent another homicide and therefore that link between what the demographic of those people who are victims and perpetrators of homicide obviously then there is a link between that and those people who may be subject to stop and search given the information and intelligence we have on them now that inquiry is scheduled to begin or of course in particular the case of the metropolitan police was more than 20 years ago when that 1st report dobs the mets institutionally racist and they'll be hoping that perhaps this inquiry can go around to finally winning back some trust within those communities