we'll have communications with allied, and allied has the two layers, so they have the security guardshe ambassadors under the same management structures, so that simplifies the control part of the unarmed security, and then allied will be monitoring the communications. and then, allied has guard tracking software, and that will allow the soc to be able to see where all the security guards and ambassadors are at any one time so they'll have an idea of where they need to send people if something is going on, and they'll also be able to let sfpd, their staff, if they're needed, they can be quickly pulled in, instead of coming down from three blocks away. >> so will there be any kind of meeting surveillance, so that they're aware of issues that they're happening, people that they're seeing, problems that are emerges. >> there are. we'll have daily briefings, so we're looking at midday when it's something like that period between commute hours, and in that we will discuss operations and security so we'll have everybody on the same page. they'll know whether there's events going on, sharing

this contract will provide an experienced security guard presence for phase one of the transbay program including the sales force transit center, the bus ramp and the bus storage facility. they will fill security posts, roeving security and ambassador positions. security staff will participate in training and exercise programs simulating real world day-to-day operations and also train to respond in exceptional circumstances such as natural disasters or human caused events. on opening day, the transit center allied will provide unarmed security guard staff including stationary patrols. they'll also have the supervisory management staff in place. in addition, the security operations staff will monitor and manage the security center's enacted at the hub for security transactions. i'll be an active part of the security team, which is composed of staff already mentioned. the tjp security staff will work cooperatively with the tjp asset manager staff and those managing the transit center, retail tenants, the department of emergency management, personnel from sfpd southern station and other fe

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guards are blockading prisons across france and calling for a complete security overhaul more than one hundred prisons are affected the strike was called almost two weeks ago after a series of assaults against staff by inmates one of the hotspots has been the. facility near paris it is the largest prison in europe holding more than four thousand inmates it's also used to monitor suspected extremists among them is. faces trial in the two thousand and fifteen paris terror attacks as staff held demonstrations outside the prison on friday violence broke out. i. hope it is today we will come here first strike because discontent is spreading across from the crucial program to the security prison personnel top of that there's the issue of islamic radicals. isolate other. it's dangerous for us to be around the inmates because for them we are everything they hate for them we are enemies by definition. with the blockades and demonstrations spreading across france are to ski has been tracking developments for us we are day number nine this is the second week of the nationwide protests and we had

he says he approached the security guards but he says they blew him off. and th it was recorded that the doctor posted on facebook. >> okay, ma'am, come and sit down. come on. they just left all of her stuff out here, right? >> reporter: so, how do you process something like that when you see that spilling out in front of your very own eyes. the doctor says he went through several stages. shock, fear and then finally he says rage. rage when he could not get the security guards to listen to him and bring that woman back into the hospital. tonight the hospital says it is investigating this. however, the doctor says that is not nearly good enough in his view. >> what's concerning to me is that the institution that did this is investigating itself. how is that even was informed that those officers still have a job today. if you're investigating them, they should be on leave of some sort. >> reporter: there you have the doctor. let's hear from the hospital now. late this afternoon in the last hour they held a news conference. this is their explanation. >> we be

security. of the demands of the prison guards well they say they will. to sleep until the next season the justice minister they also say that they will radicalize prisoners to be isolated in prisons for their safety and they will to have more security services available to deal with situations we also know that the president might go on this said that he will unveil a runtime at the end of next month to reform the entire prison system in france for that still more than a month away and the question is ease action needed sooner the prison guards who remain blockading so many of the prisons in france say it is needed sooner because they need to have more secure conditions to work in immediately. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions of the monster hunt for the tens of thousands of missing text messages sent by f.b.i. employees they were sent at the height of the agency's probe into the alleged russian meddling in the u.s. presidential election some of the exchanges that was seen raise serious questions about bias within the f.b.i. from washington his america

for every ninety inmate now i've been talking to some of the security guards would be lining the other concerns. natalia to the our work is very dangerous where with tins of aggression and insult we experience violence which is not taken into consideration by the government. it has become more and more difficult for us to act i've seen physical aggression towards my colleagues every day but it happens every time we open the doors to support the new city we denounce the working indications of our colleagues in the prison the security conditions the numerous acts of aggression against them we want salaries to be increased for those who face such risks and work as well as an increase in personnel and better security. for those talks are continue. being with the justice minister between her and the unions we do know that all monday she offered to create an extra eleven hundred posts in the prison service over the next two years but union said that that just wasn't enough we also know that the president might go on this said that he will unveil a grand plan that the end of next month

the security guard fired a shot hitting the man in the leg.iving officers had to use their tasers and pepper spray to finally subdue the man. >> it appeared that he was under the influence of some sort of narcotics which caused him to behave this way. >> the robbery suspect is in the hospital in stable condition. >> happening today, jury selection begins for allentown mayor ed pawlowski's federal corruption trial. prosecutors say he ran a pay to play exam and scam and tried to get campaign contributions in exchange for city contracts. he faces 54 counts including fraud and lying to the fbi. the mayor has denied any wrongdoing and was re-elected despite the looming trial. >>> the author of the controversial new book "fire and fury" will be here in philadelphia. michael wolff will be speaking at the free library on the parkway at 7:30 tonight. in the book, former white house chief strategist steve bannon accuses president trump's eldest son, son-in-law and another former campaign chairman of "treasonous behavior." the house intelligence committe

. >>> coming up next an update on that nearly naked woman by hospital security guards by the man who rescued her. >> and coming up next >>> a father is charged in the death of his 3-year-old daughter. he left her outside f drinking her milk. officers found the toddler dead near their dallas suburban home. matthews now faces life in prison or even the death penalty. he's currently locked up with a $1 million bond. his wife also behind bars on child abandonment charges. >>> something good may have come out of this shocking video. the man who captured the security guards dumping a woman says she is now with her family and getting treatment. imamu baraka called police. the medics took her back to that very same university of maryland hospital. . >> she has a family, she's being taken care of. >> so i'm assuming ya'll are with the security department. >> so the hospital has apologized for dumping the woman and promised the people held accountable. but baraka is convinced from what he saw from those guards that this is has happened before. he said thousands of people called to say it happe

punched the security guard, navaro stepped in to help and that's when they stabbed him to death. >>the police department sent out these surveillance photos and said these women stole nearly 300 bras from a star in the north ridge mall on sunday. they said the bras are worth over $1,700. >>> because the north bay fire storm was the focus of a hearing today. they stand to ask where the investigation stands. they wanted to know more about the closer technology, a move that could have sparked some of the fires. last month when fire danger flared in the north bay, pg&e did turn 4,000 of them off. they testified that the closure policies and practices are still evolving. >> they limited the deactivation of their reclosures to a small number in october where they had the capability of doing it to 4000 temperatures why they didn't do the 4,000 in october, that's a we can question you have to ask them. >> cal fire is working to determine how each of the fires started. the fires in october killed 44 people and destroyed thousands of homes. >> the turtle needs a little tlc. a resident recently

the contract for the security guards and ambassadors and the law enforcement m.o.u., we're wrapping up negotiations for those and we'll be bringing those to the board in january. and the security s.o.p.s, the preopen and security training, we will have those complete by public opening of the building and the code of conduct, we will bring that to you early next year, that's progressing well. and the psim ec s/mns are progressing. >> is there a reason that the first two are slipping every month? >> we're still in negotiations with the m.o.u. >> next month or do we really think that -- >> we're very close, moments away, i would say, so, moments, days, we're very close. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i think that we would have to move to the general meeting, so by january 1st we'll have an agreement with them? yeah. we're hoping to wrap things up this week, actually. >> thank you, i'll hand it back to ron now. >> okay, that takes us to our one and only real risk slide that we have been carrying and it's all about schedule. and, again, i can't overemphasize the need to progress to the elec

in fact, at the end they get kicked out of the mall by security guards. >> bye-bye. >> they're givingum-hum. >> wow. >>> this waiter is being a little attentive to grandpa. >> you know when they're overattentive? joseph is dealing with one of them. >> there's a very special reason for it. >> you talk to me on the phone a couple >> i'm just holding my glass. >> wow. >>> it doesn't matter your age, everybody loves a good surprise. that's what's happening in both of these videos. first up, we'll start with linus. >> happy

well we're outside our friend a present and as you can see just behind me there are a row of security guards here and that's because just over here in the distance you might be able to see the protesters these are prison guards and their supporters union workers all unhappy about what they say are the unsafe working conditions at prisons like this now i just want to show you here this is the aftermath of one of the tires that we've seen this is one of the fires that we've seen out of sight many prisons in france and we understand that there are around one hundred nine hundred prisons block today that's out of the hundred and eighty eight prisons across france this is now ten days of nationwide strikes but the reason that there is this standoff here today is because of one high for profile prisoner that is bend he's thirty one years old and he is due to go on trial today in connection with the terror attacks in paris in two thousand and fifteen he's accused of aiding islamic states to extremists these are the islamic street extremists who carried out those attacks as attacks on the cafes on t

reopening after israel apologized for a shooting incident it was closed in july when an israeli security guard shot dead two jordanians over the ledge to attack the guard was allowed to return to israel under diplomatic immunity the average temperature on earth last year was hot enough to make twenty seven thousand among the three warmest years on record the us government's space and atmospheric agencies have published their annual global temperature report showing a continuing trend of long term warming temperatures heat relief from the oceans may also have played a role in boosting the readings pope francis has arrived in peru on the second leg of his south american tour the leader of the roman catholic church was welcome to leave by peruvian president petro public goods in ski during his trip is expected to meet indigenous people. emirates has thrown a lifeline to the world's largest passenger jets the dubai based airline has ordered twenty a three eighty s. with the option to buy sixteen more the sixteen billion dollars deal is vital for plane maker air bus it's the first order for the sup

two security guards shot to death in a casino near the las vegas strip. th guards, a man and a woman, killed inside arizona charlie's decatur casino. the suspect, escaping to a nearby home. police say he shot himself in the head, but survived. >>> a lottery glitch may cost south carolina nearly $20 million. the christmas day computer error still baffling officials. more than 39,000 winning tickets printed in the add-a-play game. each worth $500. the state setting aside $19.6 million to pay potential winners. a decision on the computer error may come by the end of january. >>> a major social media malfunction this new year's eve. millions angry with whatsapp. the world's number two messaging app, used by more than a billion people. it suffered a mass outage. most of it in northern europe. today's service issue solved. no word on a cause. >>> and caught on camera, a flying furry crook drives a family nuts. a squirrel that loves sweets causing chaos in western new york. police called in as the rodent nibbled on cookies in a kitchen, then leaping at an officer

the security guard that was hired for some time but is no longer there, the security guard sometimes stopped double parked cars in front of the house, but he did not stop large gatherings of people anywhere else on the block. the security guard rarely stopped one neighbor driveways from being blocked; two, traffic building up in the street, three, noise, four, litter and in fact kicked litter in the street. the guard appeared to have no supervision or training. he often disappeared into his car to watch something on his phone. sometimes he slept. he at one point got a ticket from a meter maid, and he screamed at the meter maid calling her fat and old. while some wanted security, they wanted it to be professional, it was far from. in conclusion to the neighborhood rebuttals to his claims, he's failed to alleviate the chaos he created. he has no plans to use here or to use the building as a residence. he does not have to deal with the daily disruption and violation of our privacy that he's created, those of us that are residents of broderick street and residents of san francisco. thank

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security guards in a shoot-out with the assailants. here's abc's jennifer eccleston. >> reporter: tonight, special forces battling armed attackers holed up inside kabul's intercontinental hotel in a siege of the afghan capital. four gunmen storming the luxury high-rise around 9:00 p.m., firing on security guards and then guests. dozens caught in the crossfire and reports of hostages. parts of the hotel on fire. afghan forces combing the hotel, killing two of the assailants, one a suicide bomber police say, the second terror attack on the hotel. in 2011, a taliban assault left 11 dead. kabul is a city on alert, after months of extremist violence. just two days ago, the u.s. embassy warned of possible attacks against hotels in afghanistan, advising americans to stay vigilant. the state department tonight says it's monitoring the situation and trying to determine if any u.s. citizens have been affected. tom. >> jennifer eccleston with those new developments tonight, jennifer, thank you. >>> next to the especially dangerous strain of flu s

he was a little league coach and security guard in san jose. police say last february a different security guard confiscated one of the family members' i.d.s. that man then called his brother, who drove to the bar with the rest of the suspects and punched the security guard. well, navarro stepped in to help and that's when the family members turned on him, and allegedly stabbed him to death. >>> now to developing news this morning out of the middle east. at least 95 people are dead, and 158 wounded in a suicide car bombing in the afghan capital today. thick smoke westbound seen rising from the site of the explosion near the old interior ministry building in kabul. a deputy spokesperson says the attacker used an ambulance to get through one security checkpoint by telling police he was taking a patient to a hospital. he detonated his explosives at the second checkpoint. the taliban has claimed responsibility for this attack. >>> michigan state students gathering on campus last night, protesting the school's handling of the sexual abuse of former

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we'll have select especially trained security guards that will fill the ambassador positions and the m.o.u. with law enforcement, we are anticipating completing the m.o.u. within the next couple days and we'll bring there to the board in january along with the security guard contract. the negotiations have been more complex than we expected and as we said the schedule has slipped a month on that. and the transit center code of conduct is under development and we anticipate to bring that before the board early next year. >> okay. any board member questions? thank you. >> thank you. >> so i have questions back on the retail. so we were supposed to be up and running this month, right? we now have a partial start this month as director gee said and the schedule is showing the sfmta full service in april/may timeline as we have talked about. a.c. transit, june 1st. and now what i'm understanding from this chart is that it would be a full year later before we'd have any retail besides pop-up, in the transit center? so for a year after the six-month delayed start-up there's just going to be

aid agencies compound in the eastern city of jalalabad after a suicide bombing just outside two security guards in a civilian died in the attack with several others injured i still has claimed responsibility jennifer gloss has more from the capital kabul. a harrowing day for several dozen people trapped inside the offices of save the children the attack happened at nine o'clock in the morning and it wasn't until more than eight hours later the security forces were able to rescue those trapped inside the building in the meantime they exchanged gunfire and grenade blasts were heard inside the save the children office in jalalabad in eastern afghanistan save the children has decided to suspend its operations across the country it affects one point four million children here in afghanistan a country that is heavily dependent on international aid and the kind of work that these aid organizations do to the children says it's committed to its work here and it would like to resume its programs as quickly as possible but it can't do so until it knows that its workers can be safe and secure they say that

after israel apologized for the shooting incident it was close in july when a see an israeli security guard shot dead two jordanians over an alleged attack the guard was allowed to return to israel under diplomatic immunity. the u.n. is calling for the yemeni port of her diet to remain open beyond friday to allow the delivery of lifesaving aid to continue on tuesday the saudi led coalition authorized the opening of the port huldah handles about seventy percent of yemen's imports but damage from a twenty fifteen air strike and a blockade by the saudi led military alliance has severely restricted aid access more than eight million yemenis are on the brink of famine and the country is suffering outbreaks of cholera and diptheria. is deputy regional director of the international committee of the red cross in yemen he says the aid deliveries are critical for the survival of millions of people on the brink of famine. the yemeni population is dependent on eighty. ninety percent of the needs of the yemeni people are sustained through imports and as such. the restrictions on imports prevent the. flo

a security guard confronted him outside and that is when police say the man lunged at the guard with knife. the security guard fired a shot hitting the man in the leg. arriving officers had to use their tasers and pepper spray to finally subdue him. >> it appeared that he was under the influence of some sort of narcotics which caused him to behave this way. >> the robbery suspect is in the hospital in stable condition. >> it is 6:07 and happening today, jury selection begins for allentown mayor ed pawlowski's federal corruption trial. prosecutors say pawlowski ran a pay to play scheme and tried to get campaign contributions in exchange for city contracts. he faces 54 counts including fraud and lying to the fbi. the mayor has denied any wrongdoing and was reelected despite the looming trial. >> big u.s. bank discovers a sliver in pay gap and despite its small size the bank promises action. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in times square with our market watch report. good morning, maribel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, matt. city group says its female employees make 99 percent of

class attendance has improved the volunteers also act as security guards. it is the stuff of family tales of. wonderful migration and generations of. mind altering. is the stuff of mine. a stunning portrayal of. one woman's determination to save the community. russian six hundred. at this time to see the. protests in the kurdish enclave of syria which turkey says it's preparing to attack . now i'm back with sam are you watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program a new treaty for a new iraq britain and france sign a new border agreement and pledge to uphold their historic ties after breakfast at the u.n. calls for yemen's main port to stay open for vital aid deliveries when saddam restrictions begin again on friday and up to ten years in the air how the world's largest aircraft has been saved and salacious. the u.s. state department has urged the turkey not to take military action against the kurdish controlled enclave inside syria there due to launch an operation in the town of three in the kurdish controlled district in the north of

four hospital security guards are seen pushing a red wheelchair away from a bus stop. a that just left this patient in the freezing temperatures. all she had on was a hospital gown and socks. >> you are going to leave this lady out here with no clothes on. >> you were in this area when you started recording. >> yes, actually just near that, that lamp post. >> manu baracka was recording with his cell phone. >> in the heart of downtown baltimore, ♪ ♪ clothing on. vulnerable. fully exposed literally. >> go ahead and sit down. >> today the university of maryland medical center, apologized and promise aid thorough investigation. >> are you sure this is an isolated case. >> we feel comfortable in the statement that what you saw on the video is not -- is not a process that, that would occur with any frequency at all. >> there is no national data base that tracks so-called patient dumping incidents. they occur because a patient lacks insurance or financial resources. >> minimum requirement. >> katherine layman with u.s. commission on civil rights. >> what i see from that video

thank you over one hundred french prisons are facing staff blockades as guards demand better security following a spate of violent attacks spike in legs but also to come this hour an arson the f.b.i. is missing crucial employee text messages according to the latest revelations from washington it's believed they could have shed light on potential and bias within the intelligence agency and the world economic forum in davos appears to have a political edge this year with a record number of world leaders heading to the luxury suites resort. hello there well can you watch the r.t. international this tuesday morning which is going to talk in moscow in our top story two thirds of french prisons are under a nationwide blockade is staff continue a two week long strike over a lack of security the protests began after an increase in violent attacks on prison guards by inmates well one of the hot spots in the protests is the food in the jail near paris it's the largest in europe and holds more than four thousand inmates it's also used to monitor potential or suspected terrorists and among them i

hundred french prisons are facing stuff blockades his guards demand best security after a spate of violent attacks by inmates the f.b.i. is missing crucial employee text messages according to the latest revelations from washington it is believed they could have shed light on potential. and the trump bias within the agency. hello there come to you live from moscow you're watching r.t. international now our top story the luxury swiss resort of davos is opening its doors to the annual world economic forum at the moment but going through the guest list you might think this year is more about politics than the economy because a record number of g seven leaders are expected to attend and that includes the u.s. president exactly bigger reports. today is the first official day of the world economic forum here in the swiss alps and it has attracted a number of political heavyweights that are going to be in attendance everyone from theresa may to mccraw on merkel justin trudeau and surprisingly enough donald trump he has a speech scheduled for later this week that is much anticipated and it will mak

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secure here there's no that going on where you might hurt. the mugger potter enclave and its fifty thousand residents are guarded by a private security service the international firms who work here also once safeguards against crime and terrorist attacks. managing director guard has designed the security concept to be all encompassing. we have. lives including the. banners of the. from your. need for security reasons is that we have more than eight hundred fifty dollars. monitoring every moment there is a command center where twenty four seven people watching. that. you have no papers. that he's not willing to show us the command center. another pastor is the private property of the company that built it and as the director of that company he gets to make the rules. that have passed has been so successful that he's now planning to build two more subsidies. really produce same for much of the residential areas that israel has and the idea or the knowledge center which is wrong let's all be in. the privately run city is considered a model for the future one that can work anywhere in the world a number of other asian countries have also experime

you see what appears to be security guards wheeling a patient who is disoriented out to the sidewalkeaving this woman right on the curb. keith daniels is live with the new developments on the story. keith? keith: alison, the hospital is addressing what happened here tonight. now dr. mohan, the president and the c.e.o. of the university of maryland medical center. he began his comments with an apology to the woman left in the streets. left in the streets behind me. at the bus stop down the block. he began with an apology to her and her family. he says there is an investigation underway now to get to the bottom of what happened here. he spoke to a packed room of reporters in the hour. my first question to him who thought of a good idea, what employee thought it a good idea to leave this woman dressed in only a gown barefoot in the cold? he said this. >> we are going through, the employees. everyone involved in the care of this patient to understand where it is that the decision point was made to allow that to occur. i want to be clear that we do not believe what occurred tuesday night