hayes gains the upper hand in this fight. though this started as he was the victim of an assault, he quickly becomes a participant in an altercation. the officer continues to observe the scene and wait the arrival of our response teams. you see mr. hayes now has gained the upper hand in this altercation. and as the response team comes in, you see them secure the participants fairly quickly. efficiently. and they'll be headed off to segregation. >> having received treatment for minor injuries, hayes is secured back in his cell. >> you were on top of him, how -- >> there was a point you had to stop. you didn't. he was on the chair cowering from you. that's no longer an assault on you. now you're beating the hell out of him. all right. that's why you're going to see the d-board. that's what happens. >> deputies will question the other inmate who has asked not to be identified on camera. then members of the jail's disciplinary board will determine what sanctions, if any, will be handed down. >> i don't know what happened. i was j

hayes gains the upper hand in this fight. though this started as he was the victim of an assault, he quickly becomes a participant in an altercation. the officer continues to observe the scene and wait the arrival of our response teams. you see mr. hayes now has gained the upper hand in this altercation. and as the response team comes in, you see them secure the participants fairly quickly. efficiently. and they'll be headed off to segregation. >> having received treatment for minor injuries, hayes is secured back in his cell. >> you were on top of him, how -- >> there was a point you had to stop. you didn't. he was on the chair cowering from you. that's no longer an assault on you. now you're beating the hell out of him. all right. that's why you're going to see the d-board. that's what happens. >> deputies will question the other inmate who has asked not to be identified on camera. then members of the jail's disciplinary board will determine what sanctions, if any, will be handed down. >> i don't know what happened. i was j

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"i know for a fact i was going to get shot," hayes said. hayes claiming he heard a gunshot before pulling the trigger. although police say a gun fired in smith's car was never fired. >> the defense he gave in his own defense has been contradicted by third-party witnesses and it's also been contradicted by the forensic evidence. >> reporter: smith was an all pro in his playing career and a fan favorite. former teammates like quarterback drew brees showing their support throughout this emotional trial. >> our thanks to phillip. cardell hayes was also found guilty of attempted manslaughter and for wounding smith's wife. he faces up to 40 years in prison. he will be sentenced in february. >> many members of the saints there during the reading of the verdicts late last night. the other story we're following this morning, the winter storm that is working its way across the northern u.s. there are winter weather advisories in effect overnight in the great lakes region. with crews out trying to keep the roads open for the morning commute. >> a delt

commissioner vice president cleaveland commissioner stephen nakajo commissioner michael hardeman chief joanne hayes-white item 2 general public comment at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction with respect to agenda items, speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individuals. commissioners are not to enter into a debate or discussion with the speakers, the lack of a response does not constitute an agreement of support for statements during public comment. thank you, madam secretary. >> is there any members of the audience that wants to address the commission at this point seeing none, public comment is closed. item 3 approval of the minutes discussion and possible action to approve the regular meeting of on october 6, 2016, is there any member of the public that wants to comment on the minutes as submitted okay public comment is closed. i'll go to any fellow commissioners beginning about commissioner vice president cleaveland >> move to approve the minutes. >> is th

call the next item. >> item 5 review of the harassment prevention policy. >> thank you chief joanne hayes-white thank you commissioner president covington i have jose who oversee the human resources presenting item 5. >> good morning and happy holidays commissioner president covington commissioner vice president cleaveland commissioners chief joanne hayes-white thank you for requesting this presentation which i believe is timely and also want to thank you for your patience and a little bit of delay in my presentation delivery i wanted to start by giving us a background of what we have in from the past and currently in the department. >> so in 2003 that was the last year that the fire department had its own e o unity unit and conducted its own vocation under the previous fire chief so when funding was cut in the department the department issued a general order in 2003 to explain to the membership we no longer had an internal unit for investigation and for reporting complaints and also to establish the the president's e o policies and complainant procedures that mystery of that the city when chie

hayes then followed smith and bumped into his mercedes. hayes was accused of shooting smith 8 times in the confrontation that followed. smith's wife, racquel,- was hit in the legs and survived. cardell hayes is expected to today...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. west winds 5 to 15 mph. tonight...colder. partly cloudy in the evening then becoming mostly cloudy. slight chance of light snow in the evening...then flurries in the late evening and early morning. lows around 9. west winds 5 to 15 mph. chance of snow 20 percent. tuesday...colder...sunny. highs around 12. west winds 5 to 15 mph. .tuesday night...partly cloudy. lows around 3. west winds 5 to 15 mph. wednesday...partly sunny. highs around 10. west winds 10 to 20 mph. wednesday night.partlycloudy. lows around 3 below. . thursday...sunny. highs around 3 here'a ship arrived at the milwaukee harbor this morning carrying 20-thousand tons of road salt. the ship was loaded at a port on lake huron in ontario canada. the salt will come in handy through the winter.the port of milwaukee h

the trial of cardell hayes went throughout the weekend after hours late on sunday jurors found hayes guilty of manslaughter p he was also convicted of attempted manslaughter from the wounding of smith's wife during the february altercation. jurors decided against a second degree murder conviction which would have led to a mandatory life sentence. with that said hayes faces up to 40 years behind bars when he's sentenced in mid february. >>> overseas now, where turkey has observed a national day of mourning following an attack at a soccer stadium. a kurdish militant group has claimed responsibility for the twin bombings that killed 38 people. st officials. turkey has been hit by a series of terror attacks this year. >>> and there's been no claim of responsibility for a terror attack at a coptic christian church in egypt. 25 were killed and dozens of were injured when a bomb ripped through the church. most victims were women and children. it was one of the deadliest attacks on the country's christian minority in recent years. >>> staying in the region isis has scored quite a symbolic fo

the trial of 29-year-old cardell hayes hayes went through the weekend after sunday's closing arguments. jurors found hayes guilty of manslaughter and attempted manslaughter for the wounding of smith's wife. they decided against a second-degree murder conviction which carries with it a life sentence. that said, hayes faces up to 40 years behind bars when he is sentenced in mid february. >>> survivors are blaming shoddy construction for the collapse of a church in nigeria that killed at least 160 people. worshippers were inside the church saturday when the metal girders fell and the iron roof caved in. witnesses describe the gruesome aftermath with blood and bodies scattered everywhere. officials fear the death toll will go higher. >>> also in africa and another church in egypt the scene of an apparent terror attack sunday. no group with has claimed responsibility so far. and in turkey an attack near a soccer stadium has left dozens dead. abc's lama hassan reports on the violence from overseas. >> reporter: the death toll in the turkish terror attacks climbing to 38. 30 of them police of

i'm chris hayes. we are now just 51 days from donald trump becoming president of the united states and more and more people appear to be confronting the very real possibility that trump will use the full force and power of the us government to benefit his sprawling business interests and enrich himself and his family. today a largely unknown apparently pretty plucky little government office, the office of government ethics, which is charged with preventing conflicts of interest in the executive branch took to twitter to congratulate trump for addressing the issue. unleashing a very trumpian nine-tweet tweet storm that included, quote, real donald trump oge is delighted that you've decided to difbest your businesses. right decision, exclamation point. bravo, only way to resolve these conflicts of interest is to divest. good call. we told your counsel we'd sing your praises if you divested, we meant it. that was not a hack. we made sure. it was also sadly what the kids call trolling but the office of go

hayes replying, i can't say who shot her. while a loaded gun was found in smith's car, investigators say there was no evidence it was fired. the case is expected to go to the jury later today. if convicted hayes faces life in prison. >> a lot of other news this morning. as always let's get it to ron. >> thank you. good morning everyone. we begin overseas with ash carter making a surprise visit to iraq. carter is expected to spend his days thanking u.s. soldiers and getting briefed on the iraqi military offensive to retake the city of mosul from isis. the battle against isis intensifying in syria where we are learning that the islamic state has regained control of palmeiras. breaking news a roof collapse at a church killing at least 160 worshippers inside. officials saying hospitals and morgues are overflying. they expect the final toll to be even much higher. the church was under construction. back in the u.s. in louisiana republican john kennedy was the winner in a runoff for that state's senate race. he got 63% of the vote

later on, nigel hayes going to knock down the triple, sooners up at the break, 40-37. second half, veto brown going to find his man nigel hayes. badgers up ethan, he drains it. 60-58. wisconsin got a big game from nigel hayes. he's going to drain the long-range three at 28 points. the badgers outscore the sooners. wisconsin wins, 92-70. >>> quarter finals between white water with john nico for a nine-yard touchdown pass. john carroll wins 31-14. >>> tiger woods getting ready for the third round in the bahamas. here's woods from the bunker, looking for birdie on five, folks, and he is going to drop that ball into the hole. two-under today. right now he's in tenth place in the tournament. >>> in tonight hot shots, we all know the cubs beat the indians to win the world series, but the debt was finally paid off last night. lebron james and dwayne wade placed a bet. they both agreed to dress in the losing team's gear on the first night they faced each other in the nba season. last night james came check him out! soaking it up, walking in with the chicago cubs gear. see, jam

and i heard about greg hayes. he's a great executive. you know, i don't know if you know, united technologies is one of the top 50 companies in the united states. and one of the top companies anywhere in the world. they make many other things other than air conditioners, believe me. their list of companies is unbelievable. i called greg hayes. i heard of him, but i never met him. and he picked up the phone, mr. president-elect, sir, how are you. it's wonderful to win, you know? think if i lost, he wouldn't have returned my call. [laughter] i don't know. where is greg? if i lost and called -- i don't think you would have called. i would have tried, but i think it would have been tougher, right? be what do you think, greg? he's sort of nodding, yes, you're right. [laughter] but i called greg, and i said it's really important. we have to do something because you have a lot of people leaving. and you have to understand, we can't allow this to happen anymore with our country. so many jobs are leaving and going to other countries. not just mex

"i know for a fact i was going to get shot," hayes said. claiming he heard a gunshot before pulling the trigger. police say a gun found in smith's car was not fired. >> the testimony he gave in his own defense has been contradicted by third-party witnesses and by the forensic evidence. >> reporter: smith, an all-pro and fan favorite. former teammates like drew brees showing support throughout the trial. with closing arguments wrapped up, deliberations are set to begin. hayes faces a possibility of life in prison if he's convicted of second degree murder. tom? >> phillip, thank you. >>> and from georgia tonight, a final farewell to a police officer killed while responding to a domestic pursuit. american's -- america's police officer, honored at a ceremony at georgia state university. he died at the scene. his friend, who had to rush to the scene to back him up, also passing away. >>> and the woman jogger strangled while on a run. investigators hoping to expand the search for the killer with cutting-edge science. here's marci gonzalez. >> rep

and hayes throws it downbadgers up 51 to 50.badgers get on a roll eathan happ kicks it out to bronson "kay-nig" who drains to 58.wisconsin got a big game from nigely hayes, he drians the long range threehe had 28 points.badgers outscore the sooners53 to 30 in the 2nd half .wisconsin wins.90 to 70...and the packers are hosting the houston texans this afternoon at lambeau.that's your day break sports .have a great day everyone thanks rod.. the milwaukee brewers want you to start thinking warm thoughts because tickets for spring training go on sale tomorrow.the team opens up sp february 24th against uw- milwaukee. they'll end their spring training with two games at miller park against the chicago white sox. opening day is april 3rd. the carolina panthers take on the seattle seahawks for sunday night football right here on today's tmj4. analyst mike tirico sat down with seahawks coach pete caroll to talk about the direction the team is going."i'm hoping this is the moment that really gives us the humility and the in the last month of the season."coverage starts at six o'clock.. right here

rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in the south china sea. now to evidence of a startling rise in gun violence the us, including in barack obama's hometown of chicago. killings in the city have reached a 20—year high. a deadly summer of violence brought this year's death toll to 500. most of the victims and their killers were young men. we spent a week in chicago and found a world where guns rule. a world where guns and gangs rule. in my neighbourhood, they start young. that is the edge, and they are dying from guns. very young. we have to teach children how to defend themselves. it is like, what do you do? you are caught in the moment. you would rather be caught with protection than without it. i have never seen so many guns. like, we have so many guns. but i have never seen as many as now. this is a rapper from the west side, now, the most violent part of chicago. he is a member of the vice lords gang. he has been imprisoned. and even he is shocked by what has happened. it is like somebody dropped off crazy amounts of guns in the neighbou

cardell hayes shot smith eight his wife hit in the leg. >> my leg has been shot! >> reporter: surveillance video from april 9th what appears to be hayes' red hummer stopping in the middle of the road minutes before the gunshots. will smith and his wife in the silver mercedes behind seemingly bumping the hummer, then quickly leaving the scene. hayes claiming he followed smith's vehicle to get the license plate number but accidently rear-ended smith while trying to unlock his phone statements, hayes testifying smith was the aggressor, saying, will punched me three or four times. he said smith told him, you got your gun, i'm going to get mine and i'm going to show you what to do with it. the prosecution says today was the first day hayes has ever said he saw smith holding a gun. investigators did find a loaded gun inside smith's car that night, but there's no evidence it was ever fired. cecilia? >> phillip, thank you. >>> an those fake news headlines that thrust a popular washington pizza restaurant into the real headlines. supporters coming out in droves this weeken

hayes said it was self-defense, but the jury rejected that. hayes faces up to 40 years in prison and will be sentenced in february. >>> quite a few developments overseas in turkey where they have observed a national day of mourning after a terror attack killed 38 people. a kurdish militant group has claimed responsibility for twin bombings outside a soccer stadium in istanbul. officials. defense secretary ash carter says the u.s. stands shoulder to shoulder with turkey in battling terrorism. carter was there in iraq for a surprise visit. >>> and there's been no claim of responsibility for a terror attack at a coptic christian church in egypt. 25 were killed and dozens injured when a bomb ripped through the church. most of the victims were women and children. it was one of the deadliest attacks on the country's christian minority in recent years. government is focused on aleppo, isis has scored a major victory. the militants have retaken palmyra, an ancient city that isis held until last march. during its occupation the extremists destroyed his

with the bouncepass and hayes throws it downbadgers up 51 to 50. happ kicks it ou bronson han "kay-nig" who drains the tryfecta, wisconsin up 60 to 58 .wisconsin got a big game from long range threehe had 28 po.badgers outscore the sooners53 t30 in the 2nd half .wisconsin wins.90 to 70 and the bucks are beating the nets at half-time.50 to 40. that's sports wereback after there's a new medicare plan in town. one where personal customer service is much more than just words. llo, milwaukee. we're network health. and this is an actual member event where some of our 63,000 medicare members are getting to meet the friendly voices on the other end of the phone, in person. we're new to you, but we've been serving northeast wisconsin with a personal touch for more than 30 years. and, 9 out of 10 network health members with their medicare plans. if you'd like to join them, call now and learn about plans that let you see any doctor who accepts medicare, either in or out of network. plans with zero dollar monthly plan options,prcripon/ silversneakers fitness b

jim cramer spoke to united technology ceo greg hayes since last week's carrier deal. here's what hayes had to say about the agreement. >> look, i think if we can see a renaissance in manufacturing in the u.s., that's a good deal for the u.s. but it's got to be a renaissance and it's going to come from more thoughtful regulation and more competitive tax rate. i know paul ryan is on the right track to do those things. >> you can catch the whole interview at the top of the hour, 6:00 p.m. eastern time with jim cramer on "mad money." let's talk about this on the desk. i mean, if you read between the lines, it sounds like he's saying there has to be some sort of policy in place to make sure it's all manufacturing that will want to be in the united states. it's not a cherry-picking sort of theme that donald trump has done. i don't know. >> he's clearly -- i mean, listen. it's not just tax policy that needs to change. it's also education has to change. a lot of these manufacturing jobs have gone overseas because they're low-skilled jobs they can do cheap over there that trad

smith apparently bumped hayes vehicle in new orleans. the two got into a fistfight which escalates when hayes pulled his gun. hayes said he did so when smith said he had a weapon. one was found in his vehicle but he never fired it. >> the words, welcome back, mountain tough flashed on a sign to greet visitors. the city has been shut down since last monday when 10s of thousands of people were evacuated. the wildfires are blamed for 14th deaths. 700 homes or businesses were destroyed. >> singer taylor swift is among several artists donating to help those affected. the money goes to the dolly partin my favorite people fund to give money to every victim of the fire. >> police in philadelphia are hoping that tips will help solve a robbery. here's the crime fighter report. >> philadelphia police need your help finding two thieves that targeted a pharmacy, the rite aid. >> two males came into the store, one black male went directly to the pharmacy. the white male stayed at the front door as a lookout. >> the suspect handed theead "yu have five

hayes now faces up to 40 years in prison. president-elect donald trump is challenging the c-i-a's findings that the russian government interfered with the u-s election. cbs' kenneth craig has more details from new york. the c-i-a has concluded russia leaked hacked emails from the democratic party's computers to help president-elect donald trump win the presidential election. but mr. trump believes the report is an attempt to discredit his victory. victory."i think it's ridiculous. i think it's just another excuse. i don't believe it."former gop rival, carly fiorina was at trump of visitors meeting with mr. tr. trump."we talked about hacking, whether it's chinese hacking or purported russian ha" hacking."congress is calling for a bipartisan investigation and republican senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he supports the probe. probe."we need to approach all these on the assumption the russians do not wish us well." senators on both sides of the aisle also want to take a closer look at rell mr. trump's top choice to be

hayes insisted he only fired the shots because smith was drunk and violent...and had grabbed a gun. he faces a possible sentence of up to 40 years in prison. and in michigan -- officials investigating a suspicious fire that injured 12 people. the fire tore through the main lodge at the boyne highlands more than a-hundred guests were staying there. one woman jumped from the second story to get away from the flames. firefighters say they used ladders to get everyone out, before putting out the blaze. one of the buildings is a total loss. the cause is still under investigation..but again -- it is believed to be suspicious. the state police expected to be on scene today investigating. coming up at six -- suffering from issues with domain security. the new security report on the biggest retailers - just ahead. also this morning -- search efforts end in nevada after skiier believed to be found. more on the avalanche - after the break. and coming up in sports...the packers pound the seahawks. but aaron rodgers looking a little gimpy during the game. what he had to say about the [ tower pin

hayes faces up to 40 years in prison. he will be sentenced on february 17th. >> authorities are investigating multiple deadly explosions that rocked the middle east over the weekend. in istanbul, turkey, two bombs killed 38 people and wounded another 155 after a soccer match. both blasts were caught on video. the first in what is believed to be a car bomb detonated as police officers were leaving a soccer stadium. then another blast struck next to the stadium. they say police were the target of that attack. a kurdish military group has claimed responsibility for the bombing wheres. >> and then to cairo where a bomb killed 25 and wounded another 49 in a christian mass. it happened on an egyptian national holiday that celebrates the birth of the prophet muhammad. no claim of responsibility for this attack. >> television people are recovering from their injuries after a major fire swept through this michigan ski resort early sunday morning. the resort says no injuries are believed to be life threatening. an investigation int

hayes shot the former saints player during an april road rage incident the jury also convicted hayes of attempted manslaughter for wounding smith's wife. david begnaud is in new orleans with reaction to the verdict. >> good morning. the closing arguments were dramatic. you have a prosecutor who happens to be the father of the elected d.a. who said what the defense was serving to the jury was garbage. the defense went so long in the closing argument, the jury was nodding off. one guy was asleep out cold. this jury was sequestered for about a week and came back with a verdict in less than seven hours. will smith's former coach sean payton rushed home from the team's game in florida sunday to join smith's family in court. he was there when it was announced that cardell hayes was guilty. john fuller is hayes' attorney. >> -- see what the next approach is. >> reporter: surveillance video appeared to show smith rear-end hayes' hummer around drive away. hayes then followed smith and bumped into his mercedes. smith's blood alcohol content was nearly three times the legal limit. hayes shot sm

hayes justly sentenced for murder. he could receive a sentence of up to 40 years in prison. >>> president-elect donald trump's pick for the food and drug administration maybe hard to swallow. they picked jim o'neill. he is a doctor and called for eliminating the mandate to determine whether new medicines are safe. trump's decision not to get daily security briefings is causing concern. angus said -- king said it could be down right dangerous. >> to not have that direct face-to-face briefing is a mistake it will cost him based on on a decision someone on his staff filtered. >> moon while in i understandian in a, workers -- meanwhile, in indiana, workers at carrier held a vigil for those whose jobs are heading to mexico. >>> u.s. education under-secretary ted mitchell visited the philadelphia military academy to talk about student aid. aid will be available next year to help to get students to attend college. william hite was on hand to discuss the city's role in boosting completion of financial aid applications. >>> a l

hayes, how did raquel smith get shot? he couldn't answer the statement. >> reporter: a statement said her heart is full of gratitude. several of smith's teammates visited the courthouse during the week-long trial including former saints running back deuce mcallister. >> no way any party could win. just because there is a guilty or not guilty verdict doesn't mean it starts over now. she will get up in the morning and her husband is not there and the kids get up in the morning and their father is not there. >> reporter: interestingly in louisiana, jury doesn't have to be unanimous in order to achieve a verdict and exactly what happened in this case. ten people were for manslaughter and two for something else. by the way, cardell hayes is facing up to 40 years in prison for that manslaughter conviction. >> it is interesting it does not have to be unanimous, david. thank you. >>> your ride for uber might not be over when you think it is. that story is ahead. >>> first, it's time to check your local weather. >>> the president-

hayes could face up to 40 years in prison. adrienne: a police chase ends with a surprise in alabama. i don't know what to think about this. a man there staged the chase and an arrest all to surprise his girlfriend. they pulled over the man and pretended to arrest him. his girlfriend arrived and tried to find out what was going on. the officers even pulled out tasers but they weren't loaded. that's when he got down on one knee and proposed. >> i felt like that was the perfect set up to do something like that. >> i'm glad she liked it. what if she said i knew you were happy one. once she got over the shock, the woman said yes. >> only one person has to say yes. ben: a deputy in florida used his training to save a baby's life. the infant, named corey, and his mother were at an office last month when the baby became unresponsive. deputy steve donaldson quickly started cpr. a few minutes later emergency crews arrived. by that time, corey was breathing again. the deputy says he was in the right place at the right time. >> when i had

i know get shot, hayes said. claiming he heard a gunshot before pulling the trigger. police say a gun found in smith's car was not fired. >> the testimony has been contradicted by third-party witnesses and by the forensic evidence. >> reporter: former teammates like drew brees showing support throughout the trial. up, deliberations are set to begin. hayes faces a possibility of life in prison if he's convicted of second degree murder. tom? >> thank you. >>> and from georgia tonight, a final farewell to a police officer killed while responding to a domestic pursuit. his friend, who had the scene to back him up, also passing away. >>> and the woman jogger strangled while on the run. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, a new push to solve a young jogger's brutal murder, with a controversial dna search. predator. >> reporter: now, more than four months later, the dna found at the scene has turned up no matches in state or national databases. the district attorney asking to authorize familial dna searching. >> we have all investigative steps that have been exhaust

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rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news, in the south china sea. from the conflict in syria to what's seen as the forgotten war in yemen. the fighting there has pushed one of the poorest countries in the middle east to the brink of famine, threatening the lives of millions of people. more than 7,000 have been killed in the conflict between the country's houthi rebels, who overthrew the government last year, and a saudi—led coalition backed by britain and the us. this has left around 7 million people on the brink of famine, many of them children. and again a warning, nawal al—maghafi's report contains some distressing images from the start. in the villages of the yemen, it's the children who suffer most. wherever you go, you can see the human cost of this war. seven—month—old fatima is weak and severely malnourished. she's one of hundreds in this area alone. her mother, sara, tells me she won't stop crying. "it breaks my heart," she says. the only thing sara can offer her child is water. she's so malnourished herself she's unable to breastfe