at bare minimum you were going to do was get a test proctor. you were being somehow remiss in your parenting duties if you didn't do at least that so there was an assumption that everyone else is trying to game the system somehow, trying to get ahead. someone knew someone who had donated a building or something like that so there was a sense that if you weren't doing something your kid was going to bemissing out . now, they didn't all think everyone else was doing exactly this or something to this extent but they did kind of assume that other people were finding angles and edges a friend who's on the board somewhere right a letter of recommendation. those things that are on the team and of the spectrum perhaps. >> and to add to that was funny, i don't thing dialogue in some of the key conversations where parents are trying to get out of rick if someone else was doing it. but it would make the letter. i'm not going to get into it but i think they wanted to know i'm not the only one. >> doesn't seem likely to you that if rick singer was operating

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sat, once they got extend time they could register to take their test at these particular sites, proctorwould go after student was done, fix the wrong answers and sometimes sit along side the student and kind of feed them the answers and in one case even take the test for a teen who was sitting home sick in another state. that was the testing part. the other part was athletic recruiting and undermining the system. singer would pitch his clients, the teams as star athletes, soccer players, tennis players, he would gin up profile and speaking about accolades and championships and things like that, he would pay off the coach or buy the coach to have the team flag as a recruit and the kid would get into school because the athletes could get such a benefit in the admission's process. >> wow, that's a scam, and jennifer, what drew singer to this, was he trying to get rich or was it something else? >> yes. this guy just did not want to lose. if he picked up basketball he was throwing elbows or he coached little league team, he would try to run up the score by 50 points. he ran a call center and

allison proctor runs the ital's ama crucial now than ever.e >> they're a substitute for human touch.t connect the way we used do anymore. to any more. >> reporter: 17 year old andrea trumble who has a long-term illness has been here this time more than a month. when he walks in the room to see you, what is your reaction? >> i just get so excited. i forget about everything. every time i see a dog everything else just goes out the window. >> rs duto thec eati ways ill te void, connecting with dogs over zoom a evesubstitutibotouts of a at dc children's hospital patients are lucky to get the real thing. >> a five minute, ten minute visit can really change that child's whole day. >> reporter: proctor says she keeps hearing the same thing from parents, that this is the ntrst time they have seen their child smile in a long time. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> brennan: and it's hard not to when you see those furry faces. we'll be right back. t back. but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have

allison proctor runs the thepital's animal therapy hospital's animal therapy program and says it is moreow than ever. >> they're a substitute for human touch. we can't connect the way we used to anymore. >> reporter: 17 year old andrea trumble who has a long-term illness has been here this time more than a month. when he walks in the room to see is your reaction? reaction? >> i jus >> i just get so excited. i forget about everything. every time i see a dog everything else just goes out the window. >> reporter: some hospitals that have suspended therapy dog visits due to the pandemic have found creative ways to fill the void, connecting with dogs over zoom and even substituting cardboard cutouts of therapy dogs. at dc children's hospital patients are lucky to get the real thing. >> a five minute, ten minute visit can really change that child's whole day. >> reporter: proctor says she keeps hearing the same thing from parents, that this is the first time they have seen their cild smile in a long time. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> brennan: and it's hard not to when you see those furr

thank you martin lipton and kate proctor — the film review follow next.ello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. first up, the one we have all been waiting for — tenet, christopher nolan's action epic which was delayed due to the pandemic. and it's finally, hopefully, coming to cinemas this wednesday the 26th. we all believe we'd run into the burning building. but until we feel that heat, we can never know. you do. many multiplex opening dates have been decided by this release. it's the first major blockbuster to debut on the big screen since lockdown, and it's coming out in the uk before the united states. i've been lucky enough to see it in 70 mm imax, and after months of small screen viewing, it felt really special — and a little bit eerie — to be watching this on a huge screen wearing a mask. welcome to the afterlife. tenet starsjohn david washington, son of denzel, as a spy who is recruited to a top—secret mission to prevent a disastrous world event. after a spectacular op

she will go take her sat but felicity knows that proctor will fix her answers afterwards. so they drive down from hollywood hills the daughter is taking her sat. they go get i.c.e. cream and felicity her mind is elsewhere she kept saying any to turn around and she doesn't but she adopts her daughter - - her daughter off she gets a wonderful score and she has spoken about how awful she felt in that moment with her head spinning thinking she just didn't stop she stopped with the younger daughter a year later and said we won't do this. it doesn't feel right. it was one week before prosecutors are bringing in the case in about two weeks before they were arrested. >> jennifer, tell us what that moment looks like for the famil family. how did that play out? >> it still amazes me to think of what happened and i would do if it was me. basically this had been in the works for weeks and had been kept very quiet. the fbi, los angeles was the epicenter and the fbi there would have met in the dark with about 13 different teams of agents they fanned out to go to the homes behind the gat

allison proctor runs the hospital's animal therapy program and says its more crucial now than ever. >a substitute for human touch. we can't connect the way we used to. >> reporter: isaiah trumbell has been here more than a month. >> when he walks into the troom see you, what's your reaction? >> i get so excited. i forgbo everything. every time i see a dorks everything bad goes out the window. >> reporter: some visits have found ways to fill the void. connecting with dogs over zoom and even substituting cardboard cutouts of therapy dogs. at d.c. children's hospital patients are lucky to get the real thing. >> a five-minute, ten-minute visit can change that child's whole day. >> reporter: proctor says she keeps hearing the same thing from parents that this is the first time they've seen their child smile in a long time. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> and that's the overnight news for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back later for cbs news this morning. follow us tnt at cbsnews.com. reporting from los angeles, i'm jamie yuccas. >>> this is the "cbs

customer loyalty assures there is a lifetime value to everyone that buys any apple device you think proctor and gamble as that, colgate, clorox? no they have comparable valuations where they are and just like that apple makes necessities in this digital era plus, unlike those stocks apple has multiple revenue streams, smart watches, air pods, the hardware is a mighty river running in parallel to the service revenue stream which would be one of the largest companies in the world if they spun it off. not that they would do that. they can get you paying for news, entertainment, cloud ba backup and everything you buy on the app store. you probably noticed the bill. apple is about to do a 4 for 1 split so when that happens, stock could pull back as many owners share a share of the four to lock in the gains that's the old pattern after the split induced pull back, time to buy again. the biggest -- the issue for apple, well, short term is china. if it trade war keeps hitting up, it's possible apple gets caught in the cross fire because apple is a huge chunk of the business it's been what is going

proctor and pitts are among those pushing for inclusion with wine unify, a nonprofit opening doors to the industry or you're not quite sure what you want to do after college, hopefully we can give this introduction of wine to you by way of awards and scholarships. >> reporter: even in the upscale world of fine dining, subtle racism sneaks in. >> some of the things that can happen -- wow. you're a woman! and you're black. oh, my goodness. how did you become a sommelier? >> oh, you speak so incredibly well. oh, wow. you have such great diction. oh, wow. he's so well spoken. like really? >> and client think that they've necessarily said anything wrong or said anything offensive which it is quite actually eporte role m mes, to open has helped popularize his status. something he hopes others will make the most of. >> what are they doing? it looks cool it looks awesome. because of mine, a black face was seen on screen globally, not only nationally but globally, then other folks in restaurants started to say, well, especially now, hell yeah, i'm going do that. >> reporter: what's your bigges

on our last visit paid to proctor stressed the importance of saving the forest and teaching the orangutans survival skills. and you. if the orangutans are able to survive here and all the other animals in the rainforest animal community will be to the tigers elephants and old the other species that's why it's so important to protect them. the number of covert 1000 cases among humans in indonesia continues to rise. the project has a back up plan of the lock down goes on for too long it will release its a rang it tanks into the wild before they've completed their schooling but will then provide them with longer term support out in the forest. that way the iraqi tanks will be able to settle and have offspring and their numbers can grow until the threat of extinction here is banished. that's all from us at global 3000 this week. we'd love to hate your views on the program what d.g. particularly enjoy you can write to us a level 3000 at d w dot com. check out how facebook page takes any women by for now take cash. these are so trifling should not speak. german arms manufacturer have come cause

without any relations like i said in the post place and also dieties some really just unconscionable proctors that is our picks in that also because of the deceased my rage and the prime least him on the not that's so. so weighs the balance between religion culture and really just being rational family for lenin islam is at. when there are problems but it is not allowed when it is intentionally mad to check the wheel the idea of let me help 2 people or 3 people like how other people are doing in their culture is prohibited i want to understand to what degree do women have the agency not necessary for family planning but even to space their children actually i do think they have a lot of say because i just had a baby 5 months ago so i was like my husband and i decided to space you know to birth and i like let's go and check out the child spacing unit. 5 to 6 women i think 3 of them came on their own but the hospital said they have to bring the husband or a written letter from him signed that he has agreed you know for them to do the spacing like i met a woman at the child spacing unit she's 39

and you never did anything other than what you will prescribe is and then write another proctors was the off label use of drugs this is the use of drugs to treat elements other than what they were designed for off label use is not illegal or regulated by the f.d.a. doctors began prescribing oxycontin for migraines and depression there's no law against writing the drug for an off label use so there might be the drug detail guy comes in your office and you know with a wink and a nod and says you might want to use that try try try for this because some other doctors we know have used it for that even though it's not approved for that in addition to oxycontin other opioids were put off label use one of which was methadone a drug used to treat heroin addiction. is you'll media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you doing the right way or are you being that. direct. what is true what is fake. in a world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. of the shallowness. who put oh yeah they are so being in. order

write i know there proctors was the off label use of drugs this is the use of drugs to treat elements other than what they were designed for off label use is not illegal or regulated by the f.d.a. doctors began prescribing oxycontin for migraines and depression there's no law against writing the drug for an off label use so there might be the drug detail guy comes in your office and you know with a wink and a nod and says you might want to use i tried tried and tried for this because some other doctors we know have used it for that even though it's not approved for that in addition to oxycontin other opioids were put off label use one of which was methadone a drug used to treat heroin addiction. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is very dramatic to follow only i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very chaotic it is time to sit down and talk. well. that's good for markets. for people. to conflict with the 1st. point. to. protect their own existence. in the headlines. police. mainstream media p

write i know there proctors was the off label use of drugs this is the use of drugs to treat elements other than what they were designed for off label use is not illegal or regulated by the f.d.a. doctors began prescribing oxycontin for migraines and depression there's no law against writing the drug for an off label use so there might be the drug detail guy comes in your office and you know with a wink and a nod and says hey you might want to use for this because some other doctors we know have used it for that even though it's not approved for that in addition to oxycontin other opioids were put off label use one of which was methadone a drug used to treat heroin addiction. seemed wrong. to me. to shape our disdain you can't get educated and engaged with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. choose to look for common ground. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalist attacks particularly catholic population in belfast tens of thousands were forced to flee their homes and what was strik

write another proctors was the off label use of drugs this is the use of drugs to treat ailments other than what they were designed for off label use is not illegal or regulated by the f.d.a. doctors began prescribing oxycontin for migraines and depression there's no law against writing the drug for an off label use so there might be the drug detail guy comes in your office and you know with a wink and a nod and says you might want to use for this because some other doctors we know have used it for that even though it's not approved for that in addition to oxycontin other opioids were put off label use one of which was methadone a drug used to treat heroin addiction. who put it here they use opinion. it just can't do pretty good. so. it is. just they take your word for. these are the stories of men who can't imagine life without fashion without a sense of style without things that might be seen as weakness in this masculine world but they still demonstrate incredible strength of spirit to live as they choose. to use it. for. it's a week since on rest was once again triggered in the u.s

a more u-shaped recovery, with proctor, around 6%, q2, last quarter of their fiscal year. out of food. unilever still has a food business ice cream affected by lack of distribution. al, other companies, and their products tend to react better with a much narrower u -shape. care, i mentioned health gaming, online shopping, obviously make up for it with a v-shaped pattern. digital advertising will be about the same as it was last year, maybe up a little. the traditional areas of tv, traditional radio, traditional outdoor print under pressure. rupert murdoch closed over 100 titles in australia and new zealand recently. so many newspapers and magazines, it is not that news is out of fashion. it is in fashion. has been the single most important factor for the news industry. the digital landscape is now about 50%. we reckon, 2024, it will be two thirds of the market and will continue to grow into 2021. tom: one final question. something you just said. do we blame you for the crowd noise in the premier league football games? is that your fellow? -- fault? martin: it is not our fa

states are all turning the proctors world health organization spokesperson margaret horace against these mosques can help control the outbreak. so we say if you cannot socially distance especially if you're in a crowded place with pulled into lation so that's where you don't have the fresh air dispersing the droplets in the aerosols we say that a face covering is a means of preventing the source of the droplets so you from going into the air and potentially infecting other people again i'm sure that there's those who are really vulnerable are being given the right advice of be given the right information and should and should know how to protect themselves and what they can do if they're not confident that it's safe for them to go out they should be able to be again their own best risk manager or manager be empowered to be that nobody should oblige people to do something that they don't feel is safe. will be covered pandemic is putting the planet on the brink of a new environmental crisis according to the un the threat comes from increased plastic pollution due to use disposable must glo

dispassionately news from me there are still celebrity appearances musical breaks and in this proctored moment close party endorsement america is at the joint basic the former ohio governor who ran for the republican nomination 4 years ago giving his support to the party he spent a lifetime campaigning against and no one person or party has all the answers but what we do know is that we can do better than what we've been seeing today for sure and i know that joe biden with his experience and his wisdom in his decency can bring us together to help us find that better way the job is hard then the keynote speaker for the evening former 1st lady michelle obama a woman who says she hates politics delivering a scathing assessment of 4 years of trump donald trump is the wrong president for our country he has had more than enough time to prove that he can do the job but he is clearly in over his head he cannot meet this moment he simply cannot be who we are to be for us it is what it is. donald trump will hit the campaign trail again during the democratic convention and he's already said he is

of it stood out, woman of color on a national presidential ticket but the sad part is a bunch of proctorsstate that was empty in the room, don't know why they were taking the one shot, tough at the end of the speech, applause from people in boxes and kind of that moment that is surreal when joe biden comes on and keeps social distance from kamala harris. it is much different if you feel for her but is a historic moment. >> everything about these conventions will be different. we will remember them as the covid-19 your. thank you for being with us for extra analysis, good to see you. why are democrats talking about the ongoing violence in cities like portland, seattle, new york and others at their convention? the president of the chicago police union has plenty to say about it live next. >> shannon: police declaring shannon: police declaring another night of rioting in portland as protesters set fire to a government building. the pattern of might be protests turning violent and democratically led cities being ignored at the dnc. this discuss with the president of the chicago fraternal orde

the routes change often and you can move from climb o climb. >> reporter: proctor has a degenerativeion. >> i know what my limits are. >> reporter: curtis has sight in only one eye which she describes as looking through a door's peep hole. >> reporter: why is it important somebody with limitation do a sport like this? >> the thing sue always think about disabilities as limiting but the truth it's not the disability in the person it's the world we live in that limits people. >> reporter: it's become his personal mission paving the way giving the disabled community more access. >> it's really up to us to always be energized. as disabled people or people with different abilities. people are thrilled to do something they never thought was possible. >> what a beautiful piece by dana jacobson. what a beautiful life. to use a toy to open up new worlds for him is remarkable. what a great story. coming up, wisconsin's newest supreme court justice takes the long road to her new position. why she was wearing running gear when she was sworn in. you want to see this. you're watching "cbs this mor

was wrapped around a pole on proctor street. so this thing traveled two blocks and then hit that pole. wrapped around that pole. so just, you know, this lets you know how severe this thing was and we just -- we're grateful today. our prayers to the neighbors in louisiana and what they suffer from this right now and grateful that we were spared. >> amen to that and i'm sure they appreciate your prayers. you said nobody died. are you certain about that? second question, mayor, you have the refinery and the other businesses there, sometimes a storm surge or power outage causes issues there. are you confident that everything is okay in that regard? >> they haven't reported anything to us. not that they have to. but we would have been notified and we haven't been notified of anything at any of the industrial neighbors so thank god that they are probably operating and may be up to capacity or getting ready to get back to capacity because of the threat is over basically for us. >> mr. mayor, grateful for your time and glad for your com

. >> another night of confrontation between police and proctors in kenosha, wisconsin. they said about the shooting of jacob blake. one of countless black americans who have suffered at the hands of bigotry with a badge. meanwhile a couple of skins or for african-american voices saying this tonight at the rnc. >> he shows how much he cares about social justice through his and his actions speak louder than stickers on the jersey. >> democrats have turned their backs on our brave boy for officers. they call it defunding. >> expert analysis of wetware watching to play out tonight. welcome back, sir. >> thank you. >> let's start with another night of unrest in kenosha, wisconsin after a shooting there. there are a number of videos we have seen surface. what would you like to see at this point, where there be body camera footage it released and what would be helpful in bringing transparency to the situation? >> hopefully there is body camera footage and hopefully the department lets us know a few things. what was in his hands as he was walking back to the car? was he really

for years, i've said this stock should have a much higher price-to-earnings multiple, like proctor and gamble no wonder the stock keeps surging. it's a wholesale rerating as they say on wall street. and microsoft, they rallied, too. i think the president wants to get a cut of the tiktokdeal. but companies who get a sweet heart deal should kick something back to the treasury what about disney? you think this would be a vaccine play no disney is a growth stock with a fabulous streaming business and huge balance sheet that allows them to wait out the pandemic. they're making a mint from did pli plus, while the parks can afford to wait until next year the airline stocks rallied today because the state department lifted its travel ban. comical move, given that your american passport isn't worth the paper it was printed on. if you went on an airline, buy southwest, but the best performer is going to be american it has a ton of international roots. the hotels with overseas properties soared, too buy marriott, that's what you always do. lifting our travel ban means next to nothing. even the cr

proctor. >> speaking of the mandates, there was some talk about possible u.s. mandates in the middle east. how serious did those discussions get? and is there much documentation of what wilson's general reaction to those proposals were? >> yeah. the best of my recollection, the biggest part of the conversation about possible u.s. mandate in the middle east was over armenia. and as we've already heard from the presentation yesterday, the armenian genocide was very well pub lisized in the united state during the war. the u.s. minister to istanbul reported back on all this during the war, who was an associate of wilson. and i think my sense of it is that wilson was sympathetic toward this idea but it was not a high priority for him. once he got the sense that the senate and the u.s. public was not going to be supportive of an ongoing -- it would have required ongoing military presence in that ongoing conflict in asia minor. and i think his sense was that the united states just couldn't do it. and it petered out. the other element that had to do with the mandates i

investors, it used to be let's ship to bonds, they're paying nothing 50 basis points to the ups, the proctor and gamble that's the new bond trade and when you see that momentum trade get a little overheated, we see investors rotating into those dividend plays so what you want to do is just keep that bar bell approach, sit back and that's been working in terms of minimizing the volatility and watching your portfolio increase charles: what else has been working, mark is the idea these momentum crowd favorites every time they have one or two bad sessions they come back pretty quick hi don't they? >> well, yeah, i mean, good news is considered good news, and bad news is considered transitory and we just move forward, but look when you look at a lot of the big name, people have been concerned that maybe they're starting to stall out a little bit but if you go back to june of this year and you look at the performance of the cap weight s&p 500 which is the s&p versus the equal weight, the cap weight is outperforming, so we look at microsoft and fang. we look at those five companies that make up 25%

dispassionately news for me there are still celebrity appearances musical breaks and in this proctored moment cross party endorsement america is at the former ohio governor who ran for the republican nomination 4 years ago giving his support to the party he spent a lifetime campaigning against no one person or party has all the answers but what we do know is that we can do better than what we've been seeing today for sure and i know that joe biden with his experience and his wisdom it is decency can bring us together to help us find that better way the job is hard then the keynote speaker for the evening former 1st lady michelle obama a woman who says she hates politics delivering a scathing assessment of 4 years of trump donald trump is the wrong president for our country he has had more than enough time to. true that he can do the job but he is clearly in over his head he cannot meet this moment he simply cannot be who we need him to be for us it is what it is donald trump will hit the campaign trail again during the democratic convention and he's already said he is going to pardon s

proctor great i talked to senior campaign official over the weekend he really pushed back on the ideaf the stereotype of the trumpk base. he pushed back on the idea that the base is mostly white, mostly men, mostly living in the middle or the south of the country, mostly without college degrees and he said it's a lot broader than that prayed he talked about a particular strength -based they feel they're getting among black and hispanic men. we will see an appeal to that certainly from tim scott. i think we also saw it from nikki haley.i we will hear from tim scott right here. >> to all of you tuning in andou participating in the political process, god bless you. this isn't how i pictured tonight, but our country is experiencing something none of us envision bread from the global pandemic to the desk of george floyd and breonna taylor. 2020 has challenge us in ways we hadn't expected. every four years, americans come together to vote, to share stories about what makes our nation strong, and the lessons we have learned that can strengthen it for furtheril generations. while this electio

government's motives in trying to hold to the world that being below their want to continue appears proctor and i were here for 2 years so it's a sham it's not it's not it's not a real place brought it isn't because a sham and it's just afraid when the party led by own son suchi won the election in 2015 she said peace with the ethnic armed groups was her top priority but after 4 rounds of formal talks little has been achieved and many groups are still being left out of the process the conflicts in me and my have seen many people head across the border to thailand where they're in refugee camps or in communities trying to earn an income that's not possible at home they've been living with the promise of peace for decades and they're not hopeful it will happen any time soon. many who are still in myanmar's conflict areas share that sentiment and live with the effects of decades of war which is left large parts of the country impoverished there's a lack of investment and opportunity and a constant worry of violence in the middle or were no one wanted one time the soldiers from both sides were

on memorandum of understanding with the department of human resources enabling the department to proctor internal language certification and re-certification process to help expedite certification of members. we collaborate on the expansion beyond certified five core languages based on data which is sourced from various resources from department of emergency management and self-audit to meet the language access needs. department also looks to explore higher standards of interpretation and certification with dhr based on research of internal needs. current city-wide certification for all departments is currently customer service level of proficiency. the goal of the department is to attain public safety level of proficiency specific to law enforcement. they are working to update our d.g.o. 5.20 training video to include updates related to the mobile app language access app and to update best practices for members. the department will work with our language line vendor to help create district station and specialized unit codes to help track and identify lep needs to better serve the needs

paul was white, and michael proctor went on to be a doctor. thursday on diamond -- there's deon diamond, who still around. >> went on to become a full-time activist. joan: those are the same ones i remember. >> was stokely there? down with ay came group from new york to see what was happening with the students in d.c., but he was not howard student until that fall. you were there before stokely came and others. joan: it was not a particularly militant group yet. >> and it was integrated? joan: it was integrated. i have a whole list of them upstairs, somebody is writing a book. someone asked who is that -- who is at those counters and i took out the clippings and wrote them all down. we sat down one place, the drug fair, which is now gone, and we went down to --. they closed down the counters but did not ask the police to arrest us or anything. crowds were coming in because school was letting out. i haven't researched this or know, but these were locally fair,people's and drug they were the same liberal, new york, jewish connections, the founde

we have aig, bnp, nbc universal, proctor goodwin in "the new york times" building signing up and manyls that are occurring on the commercial side, which are obviously indicative we had the best month in six months in july, 2.3 million square feet of leases signed in july so that was a very, very positive sign. on the residential side, yes, there are -- obviously in the condo market, which was weak before going into the pandemic, it's still struggling. the residential market, we're seeing some signs of pickup. we're making deals and there's definitely an ebb and flow people are concerned about schools. i think new york went from the worst in terms of the virus to the best and we were starting to reopen in june and then i think people got a little spooked because of the rest of the country. so i think it's still to be determined but, again, the signs in terms of commercial space, the people who are filling up that space, facebook has taken nearly 3 million square feet of space in the last year so mark zuckerberg a few months ago talked about remote, working from home. this is going agai

it's interesting cody bought proctor&gamble back in 2015 but was supposed to be a game-changer for them of debt. it has been a struggle. stuart: down it goes 5.8% as we speak. new york governor cuomo slamming cdc for removing travel quarantine recommendations. the virus cases are steadily decreasing, so where is the holdup here in new york? where is the holdup? where he -- we will discuss. so the question is i hear a lot of this, does nancy pelosi take the reins as president until the result? judge andrew napolitano will set the record straight on that after this what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ so you ready to hit the road? i don't know. just get on your bike... and ride! no! where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat and score. follow the teams you love. and, even get notifications with breaking news alerts and more. with the xfinity sports zone everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. say xfinity sports zon

on memorandum of understanding with the department of human resources enabling the department to proctor internal language certification and re-certification process to help expedite certification of members. we collaborate on the expansion beyond certified five core languages based on data which is sourced from various resources from department of emergency management and self-audit to meet the language access needs. department also looks to explore higher standards of interpretation and certification with dhr based on research of internal needs. current city-wide certification for all departments is currently customer service level of proficiency. the goal of the department is to attain public safety level of proficiency specific to law enforcement. they are working to update our d.g.o. 5.20 training video to include updates related to the mobile app language access app and to update best practices for members. the department will work with our language line vendor to help create district station and specialized unit codes to help track and identify lep needs to better serve the needs

on memorandum of understanding with the department of human resources enabling the department to proctor internal language certification and re-certification process to help expedite certification of members. we collaborate on the expansion beyond certified five core languages based on data which is sourced from various resources from department of emergency management and self-audit to meet the language access needs. department also looks to explore higher standards of interpretation and certification with dhr based on research of internal needs. current city-wide certification for all departments is currently customer service level of proficiency. the goal of the department is to attain public safety level of proficiency specific to law enforcement. they are working to update our d.g.o. 5.20 training video to include updates related to the mobile app language access app and to update best practices for members. the department will work with our language line vendor to help create district station and specialized unit codes to help track and identify lep needs to better serve the needs

on memorandum of understanding with the department of human resources enabling the department to proctor internal language certification and re-certification process to help expedite certification of members. we collaborate on the expansion beyond certified five core languages based on data which is sourced from various resources from department of emergency management and self-audit to meet the language access needs. department also looks to explore higher standards of interpretation and certification with dhr based on research of internal needs. current city-wide certification for all departments is currently customer service level of proficiency. the goal of the department is to attain public safety level of proficiency specific to law enforcement. they are working to update our d.g.o. 5.20 training video to include updates related to the mobile app language access app and to update best practices for members. the department will work with our language line vendor to help create district station and specialized unit codes to help track and identify lep needs to better serve the needs