he was in a light aircraft and david henderson of east riding in yourchairwill aircraft and david henderson of east riding in your chair will be appearing in court on september, no, on september the 28th. anyway, a man is being prosecuted over the crash which killed the footballer emiliano sala. that news just newsjust in. now it‘s time for a look at the weather.

somebody told me the situation of the henderson goal and i don't know where the line is stopped i could not understand it. so yes, obviously we should have won this game but we did not. we accept that. the second is under way

and jordan henderson thought he'd won it for liverpool in injury time, but his goal was disallowed for a very marginal offside decision against mane. somebody showed me the situation with the henderson goal, and i don't know where the line is and where you can do offside at. ijust don't understand it. so, yes, obviously we should have won this game, but we didn't. so, we accept that obviously. it was a much—needed win for manchester united. they beat newcastle 4—1, but they only secured the victory very late on at st james' park. they'd missed a penalty, and it was 1—1 with five minutes left to play before goals from bruno fernandes, who'd missed that penalty, aaron wan—bissaka and that from marcus rashford deep into injury time saw them pick up their second league win of the season. they lie 14th in the table. chelsea missed a chance to move into the top four. they were 2—0 up at home to southampton thanks to two strikes from timo werner, his first league goals since joining in the summer. but southampton clawed their way back into the game. theo walcott‘s shot was turned

it seemed like henderson had won it. now there's always a cheque. sadio mane offside by an inch. this was a derby that really was that close. patrick gearey, bbc news, liverpool. liverpool managerjurgen klopp said it was the best game they'd played at everton since he took over, but he was utterly baffled by that late var decision. somebody showed me the situation with the henderson goal and i don't know where the line is and where you can do offside. ijust don't understand it. so, yes, obviously we should have won this game but we did not. so we accept that obviously. chelsea wasted the chance to move into the top four, surrendering a 2—0 lead to draw 3—3 with southampton. chelsea were flying thanks to two strikes from timo werner, his first premier league goals since joining in the summer. but southampton weren't about to lay down, and theo walcott‘s shot was turned in by danish defender jannik vestergaard in injury time. there are two more matches today. and raheem sterling has given manchester city the lead over arsenal. the second half is about to start at the etihad s

they stopped at a hotel in henderson, a small country tavern. clean rooms and a good summer. 90 miles that day for an 18 day total of 1648 miles. and in october on the third, they left at 8:00 a.m., 15 gallons of gas cost $3.75. the quick stop for regular spring to patch the tires to hold until we reached hastings. we arrived at holdridge at 5:00 p.m. after driving 134 miles. on the 11th they were in iowa. they left iowa city at 8:30 a.m., drove out to west branch, called on the hoover family. was taken to his house and met his wife and mother. drove around and saw different farms and points of interest arriving at the house in which bert was born. 8 gallons of gas was $1.96. arrived at dixon, illinois at 6:00 p.m. and drove 154 miles that day. now lou had thought that this trip would be extremely educational for their son and she had hoped to take him along almost as a form of homeschooling in those days. she wrote in an letter to her son, "it always pays to tell people, especially your mother the real truth about everything. if i had unfortuna

stopped at a hotel in henderson, a small country tavern. clean rooms and a good summer. 90 miles that day, which gave a , 18 day total of 1648 miles. and in october on the third, they left at 8:00 a.m., 15 gallons of gas cost $3.75. one quart of oil, $.30. the quick stop for regular spring to patch the tires to hold until we reached hastings. we arrived at holdridge at 5:00 p.m. after driving 134 miles. on the 11th, they were in iowa. they left iowa city at 8:30 a.m., drove out to west branch, called on the hoover family. was taken to his house and met his wife and mother. drove around and saw different farms and points of interest, arriving at the house in which bert was born. 8 gallons of gas was $1.96. arrived at dixon, illinois at 6:00 p.m., and drove 154 miles that day. now, lou had thought that this trip would be extremely educational for their son, and -- son, herbert junior, and she had hoped to take him along almost as a form of homeschooling in those days. she wrote in an letter to her son, "it always pays to tell people, especial

they stopped at a hotel in henderson, a small country tavern. clean rooms and a good summer. 90 miles that day for an 18 day total of 1648 miles. and in october on the third, they left at 8:00 a.m., 15 gallons of gas cost $3.75. the quick stop for regular spring to patch the tires to hold until we reached hastings. we arrived at holdridge at 5:00 p.m. after driving 134 miles. on the 11th they were in iowa. they left iowa city at 8:30 a.m., drove out to west branch, called on the hoover family. was taken to his house and met his wife and mother. drove around and saw different farms and points of interest arriving at the house in which bert was born. 8 gallons of gas was $1.96. arrived at dixon, illinois at 6:00 p.m. and drove 154 miles that day. now lou had thought that this trip would be extremely educational for their son and she had hoped to take him along almost as a form of homeschooling in those days. she wrote in a letter to her son, "it always pays to tell people, especially your mother the real truth about everything. if i had unfortunat

henderson was shot while driving along prince street near malcolm x elementary school her family says her mother and 9 month-old child were in the car. police say more than a dozen shots were fired. no one else was hit since this matters is nice time rainy wooten remembers her cousin serenity as an affectionate and caring person i always make you smile always happy to see you always want to be around enough and she was younger. >>while embracing family members near the curbside vigil berkeley city council member ben bartlett is calling for the recent rise in gun violence to stop this issue is bigger than this neighborhood and given the city. that's why the mayor and i are launching a regional task force to tackle gun violence because enough's enough. bartlett says the task force would bring community leaders in berkeley and nearby cities such as oakland enrichment together to address the gun problem henderson's family is hoping for answers we got to stop the say black lives matter if it doesn't matter because we killing each other so well we gonna do we've got to save each other like

after richarlison was sent off, it seemed like henderson had won it. now there's always a cheque. sadio mane offside by an inch. this was a derby that really was that close. patrick gearey, bbc news. liverpool managerjurgen klopp said it was the best game they'd played at everton since he took over, but he was utterly baffled by that late var decision. somebody showed me the situation with the henderson goal and i don't know where the line is and where you can do offside. ijust don't understand it. so, yes, obviously we should have won this game, but we didn't. so we accept that obviously. so everton stay top, with liverpool second, but chelsea missed the chance to move into the top four this afternon, surrendering a 2—0 lead to draw 3—3 with southampton. chelsea were flying thanks to two strikes from timo werner, his first premier league goals since joining in the summer. but southampton weren't about to lay down, and theo walcott‘s shot was turned in by danish defender jannik vestergaard in injury time. and their manager was pleased with the team's resilience. arsenal also

another fund-raiser is going on at malcolm x elementary school where henderson used to attend school. no suspects now and offering a reward to help solve henderson's murder. >>> the examiner reports that the b.a.r.t. approved plans to make the community ambassador program permanent. they're unarmed and they have been e escalation training. before to check out brand-new episode derailed. you can find it all on our app, youtube channel, apple tv. >>> next on today in the bay, nbc bay area responds. >> he pays his hospital bill and has written proof from the bank but guess who keeps calling him? debt collectors. nbc bay area responds, next. >>> over the weekend, my family celebrated a pretty big anniversary in our house, five years ago we adopted a little guy never pipsqueak. he rescued us. let us know the big events that happens in your life. lot more ahead. it's early. it's 4:17 . >>> you're looking live at downtown san jose this morning. mike is watching some of the wind effects on the bridges, but kari is watching the forecast because these wind conditions do continue through the mor

this bizarre baseball season has been especially tough for professional cheerleader george henderson, who invented the wave right here in the bay area. i caught up with him to find out how he's making the best of all his newfound free time. >>usually when playoff baseball is under way you find george henderson also known as crazy george front row center at the coliseum this season instead. >>we found him hear it from the u.s. are older, but just because he can attend a games in person due to the coronavirus that doesn't mean crazy george. >>has lost step. crazy george has dedicated decades of his life to cheering for sports teams in the bay area and beyond you can't miss him leading the crowd with his big smile and loud rise. >>love the fans cheered for him and that's what i do i can that extra energy the players make son play a little harder might bring in that extra rendering they gave in fact 39 years ago the a's yankees playoff game, crazy george introduced the way to the world. >>he says he held on to this video as proof. >>it going like i love about motive. they energy and it ke

. >> reporter: in henderson county, north carolina a strike team responds anytime a nursing home has two or more covid cases. >> we're going to get there, we're going to set up hot zone. >> reporter: today is just a drill they set up tents outside, gear up and build temporary walls inside to isolate sick residents from healthy. >> the wall's going right here at the end of this hallway right here >> reporter: kim lughart works nights in a factory but here she's an expert on how to fit staff for personal protective gear >> the biggest risk is when you take your ppe off. when you're taking off your gowns and gloves that's when you have the highest risk for contamination. >> reporter: so your job is to teach them how to do it correctly? >> to reinforce what they already know. >> reporter: are you trying to stop it from spreading as fast as it would >> we're trying every way we can >> reporter: mark sheppard has been rappelling down mountains or responding to hurricanes for 20 years. the pandemic is just as big a threat. >> this is our most vulnerable population in henderson county. this

director henderson, feel free to go first. you're muted. sna sorry. i don't know how to wave my hand on this thing. i went through the whole thing trying to figure out, and then i was like, let me just put a question. i just wanted to follow up on a couple of things that were raised and just frame some of the context from the presentation, especially with the clets stuff. and asking around to my peers from other counties and seeing how they address this problem, they had a different approach from their city attorneys office who was the holder, who would meter out a lot of the information with their clets. but as ms. woo said, we are looking at solutions that are internal and external, which would allow possible legislative solutions, either at a local or a state level as well. so that's part of where we're going. and i just wanted to frame, you know, it looks like a lot is being done, but it really is so much more because a lot of the issues that were in that letter that was culminated from july 14 from my agency have been a long time coming, and thes

he was in a light aircraft and david henderson of east riding in yourchairwill aircraft and david henderson of east riding in your chair will be appearing in court on september, no, on september the 28th. anyway, a man is being prosecuted over the crash which killed the footballer emiliano sala. that news just newsjust in. now it‘s time for a look at the weather. hello most of us are occasional sunshine cloud on the eastern side of the uk. although high pressures close by, the cloud is delivering a few showers. you can still see a few darted about across the uk as we go into the night. patty light rain and drizzle fairly thick cloud across northern and eastern areas of scotla nd northern and eastern areas of scotland was of the western side of the uk, most likely to get any prolonged clear spells temperatures a bit lower than this in the morning. some spots close to freezing. a touch and frost of mist and fog patches. tomorrow variable cloud, some sunny spells a few mostly light showers scattered about. northern counties of northern england, south wales, southwest england, south wales, so

. >> reporter: in henderson county, north carolina a strike team responds anytime a nursing home has two or more covid cases. >> we're going to get there, we're going to set up hot zone. >> reporter: today is just a drill they set up tents outside, gear up and build temporary walls inside to isolate sick residents from healthy. >> the wall's going right here at the end of this hallway right here >> reporter: kim lughart works nights in a factory but here she's an expert on how to fit staff for personal protective gear >> the biggest risk is when you take your ppe off. when you're taking off your gowns and gloves that's when you have the highest risk of contamination. >> reporter: so your job is to teach them how to do it correctly? >> to reinforce what they already know. >> reporter: are you trying to stop it from spreading as fast as it would >> we're trying every way we can >> reporter: mark sheppard has been rappelling down mountains or responding to hurricanes for 20 years. the pandemic is just as big a threat. >> this is our most vulnerable population in henderson county. this i

there was late drama with a red card for richarlison and then jordan henderson goal disallowed for a very marginal offside decision against mane. 2-2. somebody showed me the situation with the henderson goal and i don't know where the line is and where you can do offside. ijust don't understand it. so, yes, obviously we should have won this game, but we didn't. so we accept that obviously. so everton stay top, with liverpool second, and chelsea missed the chance to move into the top four, timo werner gave them a 2—0 lead at home to southampton, but saints equalised clawed their way back, danish defenderjannik vestergard with an injury—time equaliser. 3-3. two other games. raheem sterling scored the winner as manchester city beat arsenal 1—0 and newcastle against manchester united is 1—1. they are into the second half. they have had a penalty saved. rangers have gone four points clear of celtic at the top of the scottish premiership after beating them 2—0 at celtic park. conor goldson scored both goals. there were wins for st johnstone and kilmarnock. st mirren had only eigh

family and friends sent us photos of the victim, 19-year-old sereinate henderson near her family home on prince street. one relative who did not want to be identified talked about that tragic loss. >> she had all the leadership qualities to do whatever she wanted to do in life. >> right now police are not commenting on the investigation or if they are pursuing any leads. henderson leaves behind a young son. >>> one year to the day after the start of the kincade wildfire our investigative unit obtained findings on the cause. cal fire says it started by a dormant pg&e power line that should have been dismantled because it was no longer needed. it once provided fire to a closed thermoplant outside of geyserville, it snapped, hit the tower multiple times, showering sparks into the brush below. pg&e says it's not yet seen cal fire's findings. the fire burned 77,000 acres and destroyed 174 homes. >>> california is recording its highest daily covid deaths in a month. 130 new deaths were reported yesterday up from 53 last saturday. midweek it hit 62. deaths are down 6% and cases down nearly 3

grass fire cross street henderson. dispatch area c-7. 1442. >> new order number, 541618. ♪ ♪ >> this blaze started not through malice, merely inattention and carelessness on the part of the operator. any internal combustion engine, large or small, is a hazard in a dry, grassy area. spark arrestors are a must under these conditions. because of early detection followed by prompt attack meant the fire was put out in an hour at minimal cost. the achievement of any worthwhile project requires someone in charge at the working level. in the case of a fire, it is a fire boss. an initial attack circumstances, it is usually the station fire captain who assumes this responsibility. long-range fire suppression strategy may be planned in air-conditioned offices hundreds of miles away. but the infantry commander -- but the fire boss must meet the enemy face-to-face and make immediate decisions as to the best method of attack. the first site of a fire from several miles away may yield clues the color and density of smoke may indi

grass fire come across street henderson. c-7.tch area 1442. >> [indiscernible] 541618. .ispatch area c-7 [siren wailing] [helicopter blades thumping] wailing] ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: this blaze started not through malice, merely inattention and carelessness on the part of the operator. any internal combustion engine large or small is a hazard in a dry, grassy area. a must underrs are these conditions. early detection followed by prompt attack meant the fire was put out in an hour at minimal cost. the achievement of any worthwhile project requires someone in charge at the working level. in the case of a fire, it is a fire boss. an initial attack circumstances, it is usually the station fire captain who assumes this responsibility. long-range fire suppression strategy may be planned in air-conditioned offices hundreds of miles away. infantry -- but the fire boss must meet the enemy face-to-face and make immediate decisions as to the best method of attack. the first site of a fire from several miles away may yield clues the color

grass fire, cross street henderson. dispatch area c-7. dispatch area c-7. 1442. >> fire morgan hill. 541618. dispatch area c-7. [siren wailing] [helicopter blades thumping] [siren wailing] ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: this blaze started not through malice, merely through inattention and carelessness on the part of the operator. any internal combustion engine large or small is a hazard in a dry, grassy area. spark arrestors are a must under these conditions. because of early detection followed by prompt and initial attack, the fire was extinguished in an hour at minimal cost. the achievement of any worthwhile project requires someone in charge at the working level. in the case of a fire, it is a fire boss. in initial attack circumstances, it is usually the station fire captain who assumes this responsibility. long-range fire suppression strategy may be planned in air-conditioned offices hundreds of miles from the scene. but like the infantry platoon commander, the fire boss must meet the enemy face-to-face and make immediate decisions as to the b

henderson was shot while driving along prince street near malcolm x elementary school her family says her mother and 9 month-old child were in the car. police say more than a dozen shots were fired. no one else was hit since this matters is nice time rainy wooten remembers her cousin serenity as an affectionate and caring person i always make you smile always happy to see always want to be around enough and she younger. >>while embracing family members near the curbside vigil berkeley city council member ben bartlett is calling for the recent rise in gun violence to stop this issue is bigger than this neighborhood and given the city. that's why the mayor and i are launching a regional task force to tackle gun violence because enough's enough. bartlett says the task force would bring community leaders in berkeley and nearby cities such as oakland enrichment together to address the gun problem henderson's family is hoping for answers we got to stop the say black lives matter if it doesn't matter because we killing each other so well we gonna do we've got to save each other like reportin

grass fire, cross street henderson. dispatch area c-7. dispatch area c-7. 1442. >> [indiscernible] 541618. dispatch area c-7. [siren wailing] [helicopter blades thumping] [siren wailing] ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: this blaze started not through malice, merely through inattention and carelessness on the part of the operator. any internal combustion engine large or small is a hazard in a dry, grassy area. spark arrestors are a must under these conditions. because of early detection prompt and initial attack, the fire was extinguished in an hour at minimal cost. the achievement of any worthwhile project requires someone in charge at the working level. in the case of a fire, it is a fire boss. in initial attack circumstances, it is usually the station fire captain who assumes this responsibility. long-range fire suppression strategy may be planned in air-conditioned offices hundreds of miles from the scene. but like the infantry platoon commander, the fire boss must meet the enemy face-to-face and make immediate decisions as to the best method of

she had all heard any lunch henderson was shot while driving along prince street near malcolm x elementary school her family says her mother and 9 month-old child were in the car. police say more than a dozen shots were fired. no one else was hit since this matters is nice time rainy wooten remembers her cousin serenity as an affectionate and caring person i always make you smile always happy to see i always want to be around enough and she younger. >>while embracing family members near the curbside vigil berkeley city council member ben bartlett is calling for the recent rise in gun violence to stop this issue is bigger than this neighborhood and given the city. that's why the mayor and i are launching a regional task force to tackle gun violence because enough's enough. bartlett says the task force would bring community leaders in berkeley and nearby cities such as oakland enrichment together to address the gun problem henderson's family is hoping for answers we got to stop the say black lives matter if it doesn't matter because we killing each other so well we gonna do we've got to save

she had all heard any lunch henderson was shot while driving along prince street near malcolm x elementary school her family says her mother and 9 month-old child were in the car. police say more than a dozen shots were fired. no one else was hit since this matters is nice time rainy wooten remembers her cousin serenity as an affectionate and caring person i always make you smile always happy to see i always want to be around enough and she was younger. >>while embracing family members near the curbside vigil berkeley city council member ben bartlett is calling for the recent rise in gun violence to stop this issue is bigger than this neighborhood and given the city. that's why the mayor and i are launching a regional task force to tackle gun violence because enough's enough. bartlett says the task force would bring community leaders in berkeley and nearby cities such as oakland enrichment together to address the gun problem henderson's family is hoping for answers we got to stop the say black lives matter if it doesn't matter because we killing each other so well we gonna do we've got to

director henderson, feel free to go first. you're muted. sna sorry. i don't know how to wave my hand on this thing. i went through the whole thing trying to figure out, and then i was like, let me just put a question. i just wanted to follow up on a couple of things that were raised and just frame some of the context from the presentation, especially with the clets stuff. and asking around to my peers from other counties and seeing how they address this problem, they had a different approach from their city attorneys office who was the holder, who would meter out a lot of the information with their clets. but as ms. woo said, we are looking at solutions that are internal and external, which would allow possible legislative solutions, either at a local or a state level as well. so that's part of where we're going. and i just wanted to frame, you know, it looks like a lot is being done, but it really is so much more because a lot of the issues that were in that letter that was culminated from july 14 from my agency have been a long time coming, and thes

. >> i want to bring in nia malika henderson. as much as she says that is a clear denunes yags, she couldn't flat out do it herself, nia. >> why is this so important? it is so important because the biggest domestic terrorism threat comes from white supremacist groups like the proud boys which the president claims now that he's never heard of, doesn't know what they are, but they are using his words in that debate as a rallying cry. we saw part of this i think in 2016 with the david duke thing. the sort of ambiguity is part of the strategy here from this president. he is not going to out and out consistently denounce a groum that backs him and some way holds some of the ideology that he seems to hold, too. if you think about the anti-immigrant rhetoric, this is what proud boys believe. >> yeah. am ambiguity, perfect way to put it and despicable. at a rally last night in minnesota, the president again deployed fear and sowed division, renewed attacks on a freshman democratic congresswoman. >> what -- what is going on with omar? i h

director henderson, feel free to go first. you're muted. sna sorry. i don't know how to wave my hand on this thing. i went through the whole thing trying to figure out, and then i was like, let me just put a question. i just wanted to follow up on a couple of things that were raised and just frame some of the context from the presentation, especially with the clets stuff. and asking around to my peers from other counties and seeing how they address this problem, they had a different approach from their city attorneys office who was the holder, who would meter out a lot of the information with their clets. but as ms. woo said, we are looking at solutions that are internal and external, which would allow possible legislative solutions, either at a local or a state level as well. so that's part of where we're going. and i just wanted to frame, you know, it looks like a lot is being done, but it really is so much more because a lot of the issues that were in that letter that was culminated from july 14 from my agency have been a long time coming, and thes

ulster captain iain henderson will miss the remainder of ireland's six nations campaign after getting a three—match ban for his red card against ospreys in the proili. he was sent off for a dangerous tackle last weekend. ronnie o'sullivan has crashed out of the english open in the third round after a comprehensive four frames to one defeat to matthew stevens welshman stevens wrapped up victory with an impressive break of 116. since winning his sixth world title in august, o'sullivan has struggled — he also lost in the second round of the european masters. three days after winning the women's french open, 19—year—old iga swiatek says she's still not recovered from the whirlwind of taking the title. the pole beat sofia kenin in the final at roland garros, becoming the only unseeded player to ever win the french open. actually, i do not have time to reflect. i didn't even have time to unpack from the whole trip. so really it's pretty crazy here in poland, and being around fans is also new for me, so i have to learn also new for me, so i have to learn a lot about that. and i'm sti

>> good evening, commissioners, vice-president taylor and executive director henderson. i'll start off this week with our crime trend since our last meeting, and i'll start with the not good news. we are up in homicides ten over this time last year, which is a 34% increase. we did have two homicides throughout the week which i will discuss in detail. right at the end we were up. we had [indiscernible] this time last year. and there is a lot of work to be done there, a lot of work to be done. it is a national trend. in talking to other chiefs of police across the country, this is a trend that's really nationwide, and there's a lot of anecdotal information that the mental health, due to the pandemic [indiscernible] no proof of that, but that's some of the discussion that's happening. nonetheless, we will do what we can in our city to try to make this situation better. overall, violent crimes is down from this time last year, 23%, and again, that's led by a reduction in aggravated assaults and a reduction in robberies, but we are up in homicides, and actually we're up in sh

i want to bring in gloria borger and our senior political reporter nia malik henderson. they're crossing these midwest states tonight . why is this region so important for the race for the white house? >> well, because it's pretty much a tie, and they both need it really to win. and when you look at the midwest, as arlette was saying, biden wants to establish the blue wall, and the president needs to get out the vote. if you talk to people in the trump campaign they will tell you that while, sure, the polls show joe biden has an advantage and he's had early voting advantage in states they believe if they have an explosive turnout on election day that they can match and exceed what joe biden has done, and they believe the president is a great motivator when it comes to getting out the votes and the biden campaign believes that they can also use joe biden and his powerful surrogate like barack obama, for example, to help get out the vote in the same way. right now it's not an election of persuasion. it's an election of motivation. motivating your people to get out there an

so to make matters worse, jordan henderson had a late goal ruled out. the technology again proving a problem for liverpool. yeah, it really rubbed salt into the wound for the team and, of course, for liverpool fans. they were denied that late winner, that would've taken them top of the league, by var. and it was all because a tiny fraction of sadio mane's body was ahead of the offside line. and the former chelsea midfielder cesc fabregas wasn't impressed on twitter — he said "the game's gone mad!" — and former england midfielder jermainejenas called both of the decisions shocking. he said... well, like many football fans around the country, referee mark halsey is of the view that some common sense should be used in a situation like that. we are in the entertainment business, and we do not want to see goals rule out of that calibre. you cannot tell in the replay he is offside, in the first replay, it is a goal. because we all know if a player is half a yard offside, the var picked it up straightaway. when you're looking at incident like this, three,

get over to the hendersons' party, put your keys in a bowl, do the hustle. relax. your uncool parents aren't gonna hang around your party and make it all lame. of course not. hey. i just heard a story about a kid who had an unsupervised party and one of the guests broke his leg because he jumped off the roof onto a trampoline and sued the parents. we have a trampoline. and a roof. i need to know that you're joking. mom, i have everything under control. (laughing) claire, come on!

jordan henderson played last season so humility can call if needed as well. for manchester city, they were out of the compeition at the quarter finals stage last season — guardiola will want a more successful european campaign this season. there is always pressure because the competition that they want to elevate them into a super club if you like and put them on a global map and the money that he spent in the past it's been ten years now without them winning the champions league since he wanted at barcelona and that's a long time for a manager of his quality. arsenal midfielder mesut 0zil has spoken out for the first time since being left out of the club's 25—man premier league squad — registered yesterday. 0zil hasn't played for arsenal since 7 march and can now only play for arsenal under—23s until his deal expires next summer. he posted an emotional statement on social media claiming he's been shown a lack of loyalty. he says he's deeply disappointed and that "upon signing my new contract in 2018, i pledged my allegiance to the club and it saddens

>> good evening, commissioners, vice-president taylor and executive director henderson. i'll start off this week with our crime trend since our last meeting, and i'll start with the not good news. we are up in homicides ten over this time last year, which is a 34% increase. we did have two homicides throughout the week which i will discuss in detail. right at the end we were up. we had [indiscernible] this time last year. and there is a lot of work to be done there, a lot of work to be done. it is a national trend. in talking to other chiefs of police across the country, this is a trend that's really nationwide, and there's a lot of anecdotal information that the mental health, due to the pandemic [indiscernible] no proof of that, but that's some of the discussion that's happening. nonetheless, we will do what we can in our city to try to make this situation better. overall, violent crimes is down from this time last year, 23%, and again, that's led by a reduction in aggravated assaults and a reduction in robberies, but we are up in homicides, and actually we're up in sh

jiyan and nia-malika henderson. sanjay, if i had a dime for every time your head exploded i would have retired. i think that you are about to tell us that if you could choose the worst timing for the moment that the president proudly, you know, unmasked himself last night, it would be that date because this is the moment that the country is gearing up for whatever the fall and winter that we've been warned about now for months is going to look like. can you just give us a snapshot of where we are right now? >> yeah, i've totally run out of adjectives, right, to describe what's been going on over the last several months. this is one of those moments where we still have within our capability as a country to save, you know, tens of thousands if not 100,000 lives by just basically adopting a simple public health measure. not even saying you need to shut things down again or even fundamentally change your life, just wear a mask when you go outside. people have been to stuck on the idea, well, you didn't say it from the v

>>usually when playoff baseball is under way you find george henderson also known as crazy george front row center at the coliseum this season instead. >>we found him hear it from the u.s. are older, but just because he can attend a games in person due to the coronavirus that doesn't mean crazy george. >>has lost step. it's crazy george has dedicated decades of his life to cheering for sports teams in the bay area and beyond you can't miss him leading the crowd with his big smile and loud rise. >>love the fans cheered for him and that's what i do i get that extra energy, the players makes an play a little harder might bring in that extra rendering they gave in fact 39 years ago the a's yankees playoff game, crazy george introduced the way to the world. >>he says he held on to this video as proof. >>and like i love about motive. they energy and it kept going and around about 7 times and the never saw anything like it in their life and they were celebrating and screaming he hopes to be back inside the coliseum next season to celebrate the waves 40th anniversary in the meantime he's relaxi

in 2020 marcus radford has been making plenty of headlines and when henderson was pulled down inside the box the manchester united man made some more. little sign of break in stalemate number nine but before harry cain had a chance to make an impact number ten did make some he had the shot the deflection at the decisive say. the absence of any genuine cause for his concern was rather on 2020 like. even if ra dford was rather on 2020 like. even if radford couldn't add a third in second ave, south gate needn't of worried. his team had just beaten the number one side in the world. and dublin, ireland started up was also farfrom and dublin, ireland started up was also far from usual when seven of his forced to sit out through covid rules the last thing you need is more close contact with top this is kevin long getting one of the eye. and giving the irish even more headaches. luckily randolph provided some pain relief. keeping wolves at bay. brady's hopes of easing the nerves we re bay. brady's hopes of easing the nerves were wide of the mark, longs we re nerves were wide of the mark, lon

. >> reporter: political analyst, paul henderson, says the anger from the progressive wing of the party is a reflection about the feelings in the time. >> republicans should honor this word for their promise. in a statement she said she wanted to make it clear that because senate republicans are in power, there were only so much democrats like her could do in these hearings. quote, "we showed that judge barrett had a long history of opposing the affordable care act and roe v. wade. the only thing we could do was show this nominee would radically alter the court, and we accomplished that.". >>> nearly eight million people in the united states have now been infected with coronavirus. cases are rising. in 37 states, the biggest surges are in the midwest and great plains. eight states there reported their highest number of daily coronavirus cases. hospitalizations are also rising in 42 states. but not in california where hospitalizations are the lowest they have been since the start of the pandemic. >>> according to a new survey, nearly two thirds of parents in california still feel uncomfo

usually when playoff baseball is under way you find george henderson also known as crazy george. >>front row center at the coliseum this season instead. >>we found him here answer older, but just because he can attend a games in person due to the coronavirus that doesn't mean crazy george. >>has lost step. crazy george has dedicated decades of his life to cheering for sports teams in the bay area and beyond you can't miss him leading the crowd with his big smile and loud cries. >>love the fans cheered for him and that's what i do i get that extra energy, the players makes an play a little harder might bring in that extra rendering they gave in fact 39 years ago the a's yankees playoff game, crazy george introduced the way to the world. d on to this video as proof. >>it going like i love about motive they energy and it kept going and going around about 7 times and the never saw anything like it in their life and they were celebrating and screaming he hopes to be back inside the coliseum next season to celebrate the waves 40th anniversary in the meantime he's relaxing with his wife

family friends sent us photos of the victim, 19-year-old sereinate henderson. she was shot and killed in her car in front of family members near their home on prince street. one relative didn't want to be identified and actually talk about the tragic loss. >> she had all the leadership qualities to do whatever she wanted to do in life. >> right now police are not commenting on the investigation or if there's a person or any pursuing leads they may have. henderson leaves behind a young son. >>> one year to the day after the start of the kincade wildfire our investigative unit has obtained findings on the cause. cal fire says it was started by a dormant pg&e line that should have been dismantled because it was no longer needed. it had once provided power to now closed geo thermal plant outside of geyserville. investigators say when it snapped it hit the tower multiple times showering sparks on to brush below. pg&e says it has not yet seen the findings. the fire burned 77,000 acres and destroyed 174 homes. >>> california is recording it its highest daily covid dea

city of berkeley offering a reward for information in killing of 19-year-old serenity henderson. shot inside a car wednesday night during what witnesses describe as drive-by shooting. mother, son and siblings all in the car but were not injured. >>> 18 years after his wife and unborn son were found washed up and mutilated on the shore of the bay, scott peterson is looking at his conviction being overturned. >> reporter: two months after the capital sentence was overturned, prosecutors said they will ask for death penalty again for peterson, convicted in 2004 of killing wife laci peterson and unborn son. appear appeared wearing a mask. covered as legal analyst. >> every death penalty case gets double and triple scrutiny. any small error made through the appeal process, it will come out. that's what happened in this case. >> reporter: in august the california supreme court unanimously overturned his death sentence because a judge reportedly dismissed perspective jurors improperly. but there's a second issue playing out that could overturn peterson's entire conviction, making the de

christopher henderson was only 46 years old. may they rest in peace and may their memories be a blessing. >>> thanks very much for watching this special edition of "the situation room." i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we are back tomorrow 5:00 p.m. eastern. a warning from former trump officials starts right here, right now on cnn. >>> welcome to the cnn special report, a warning from former trump officials. i'm jake tapper in washington. the world has never before witnessed so many former top u.s. government officials warning about the president for whom they once worked. it's just never happened before. not in these numbers and not with the same stark conclusion that president trump in their view is unfit for the office he holds. the office he is asking you to return him to. it's a phenomenon we cannot ignore. his former chief of staff,

family and friends sent us photos of the victim, 19-year-old sereinate henderson. she was shot and killed in her car in front of family members in front of the family home. >> she had all the leadership qualities to do whatever she wanted to do in life. >> right now police are not commenting on the investigation or if they're pursuing any leads. henderson leaves behind a young son. >>> one year to the day of the start of the kincade wildfire our investigative unit obtained findings on the cause. cal fire says it was started by a dormant pg&e line that should have been dismantled because it was no longer needed. the line once provided power to a now closed geo thermal plant outside of geyserville. investigators say it snapped and it hit a tower multiple times leading to a showering of sparks onto the brush below. thus starting the fire. pg&e says this has not seen cal fire findings. the fire burned 77,000 acres destroying 174 homes. so we remain in the hot weather, high fire danger. it's dry out there. weather really plays a key role in all of this. >>> yeah, we're

somebody told me the situation of the henderson goal and i don't know where the line is stopped i could not understand it. so yes, obviously we should have won this game but we did not. we accept that. the second is under way at stamford bridge, where chelsea are 3—2 up against southampton.. timo werner with both chelsea goals. danny ings in reply for southampton. chelsea have just been put back ahead. later on it's manchester city against arsenal and newcastle versus manchester united. rangers manager steven gerrard says his side won't get carried away after brushing celtic aside in the first old firm derby of the season. the 2—nil win takes them four points clear at the top of the scottish premiership, having played a game more. conor goldson grabbed both goals for rangers at celtic park. it was the first derby to be played without fans. in the other games, dundee utd 0—0 aberdeen, stjohnstone have a 3—2 lead at hamilton, livingston i—3 kilmarnock and ross county 0—0 hibernian. st mirren‘s match against motherwell had to be postponed, after a third positive covid—i9 te

him, now you don't, stills second base in a flash and then he steals third, who was this guy, rickey henderson. but he's just a groundout to get him comes, 3-1 dodgers in the fifth inning. just to prove he's not willie mays hayes, he goes the other way. 7-1 dodgers, they won a ministry and are feeling pretty good about the 365 male they gave just a couple of months ago. >> moki is pretty special, he does things on the baseball field and not many people can do. >> not really how you want to start up the first game but we will be just fine. >> a 2 is tomorrow night. now tiger woods may have gone to college here in the bay area but he wasn't crying tears with the lunatic fringe last night. >> as far as the dodgers tonight, i mean, here we go. >> tiger backs it up, spotted in dodgers stadium from time to time and is playing a tournament this weekend in southern california. here's a question, in the nfl, who was the greatest height and to ever play football? according to the patriots head courts, george kittle is on the path. of course belichick basesand the 49ers this week. but the patriots head c

morning and welcome to talking hendersons. i'm the director. we all woke up to the shocking news this morning. before we get started, let me send our best wishes for a speedy and complete recovery to president trump, the first lady, as well as all the officials who worked closely with th

berkeley city council member ben bartlett and family members and henderson are calling on a stop in the gun violence. >>we've got to stop the say black lives matter if it doesn't matter because we killing each other so well we gonna do we've got to save each other lies issue is bigger than this neighborhood and given the city. that's why the mayor and i are launching a regional task force to tackle gun violence because enough's enough. >>council member bartlett says the task force would bring leaders together from berkeley and nearby cities like oakland and richmond to address the gun problem. >>well rideshare drivers in san francisco are now considered employees a new court ruling upholds a bill that went into effect at the start of the year that rideshare companies have been fighting ever since with kron four's ella sogomonian now reporting. >>the san francisco city attorney made a big announcement thursday that affects rideshare drivers writing in a tweet we just won a unanimous victory for workers in our case against uber and lyft in the court of appeals drivers are employees. this