. >> reporter: michael redmond is san francisco's assistant police chief. overseeing the department's investigations bureau and all ten of the city's police districts. >> we are starting to see some strides and make some strides around car break-ins. >> what do you say to those who argue what do you mean you are making strides? we are still seeing huge spikes? >> yeah, i think it's tough because we are -- we look at the numbers but the numbers don't tell the whole story, either. but it's still higher. it's not something -- it's not a place where we want to be as a decht. >> reporter: redmond says they have added more officers in the area, but agrees with an outside consultant that found the department of roughly 1,700 officers still needs an additional 473 cops to adequately patrol the city. police also tell us one of the reasons car break-ins appear to be spiking so much this year is because they hit record lows during the start of the pandemic last year. there weren't as many tourists in town who were often the main target. but despite all of that, car br

tries in the first half to lead 21—0 at the break, and then added another in the second through cillian redmond. sarries responded, but london irish held on to win by 29—20. it's now two wins from two for them in a competition that had a two—year hiatus because of the pandemic. rory mcilroy is still in contention after his second round of the dp world tour championship in dubai. he's a shot behind the leaders — that is because he made a mistake at the 18th, putting it in the water. he recovered to double bogey the hole. that put him at nine under for the tournament. shane lowry is in thejoint lead with sam horsfield and john catlin on ten under — this chip in for eagle on the 14th was the highlight of his round. and that's all your sport for now. good night. once again on friday we are seeinr good night. once again on friday we are seeing temperatures _ good night. once again on friday we are seeing temperatures peaking - good night. once again on friday we | are seeing temperatures peaking way above the average for the time of year. in fact in aberdeen we saw a high of 17 and in aberde

i guess the question is, sarah, as we listen to the points of sir phil redmond, do you believe that britishness needs to be protected, there need to be things in order to help british tv remain distinct? look, i don't completely agree with the government prescribing what stories we can and can't tell. i mean, the greatjoy of being british is free speech, hearing different voices. i mean, that would rule out things like normal people, which was the big success of lockdown, we wouldn't have seen war and peace on the bbc. you can name hundreds and hundreds of programmes... but the governments not suggesting it should be made, but the governments not suggesting it should not be made, it's just wants to make sure that stories rooted in the uk are told in tv. ijust think it's a little bit of a slippery slope to sort of nationalistic entrapment because we have to let the creatives tell the stories they want to tell — that's ourjob as producers — and surely, that's the imagination of storytelling, isn't it? you can put it anywhere, any time, in any space. chris curtis from broadcast, if you look at

tries in the first half to lead 21—0 at the break, and then added another in the second through cillian redmond. sarries responded, but london irish held on to win by 29—20. it's now two wins from two for them in a competition that had a two—year absence because of the pandemic. rory mcilroy is still in contention after his second round of the dp world tour championship in dubai. he's a shot behind the leaders — and that's because he made a mistake at the 18th, finding the water. he went on to double—bogey that hole. that put him at nine under so far, for the tournament. shane lowry is one of the leaders, along with sam horsfield and john catlin on ten under — that chip—in for eagle on the 14th was the highlight of his round. and that's all your sport for now. goodnight. good morning. it's been a mild november for many of us so far, and once again on friday we were seeing temperatures peaking way above the average for the time of year. in fact, in aberdeen, we saw a high of 17 celsius. and in aberdeenshire, generally, there was a lot of blue sky and sunshine, particularly in the mor

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ten miles outside of redmond. >> there is a mailbox right here that reads one eight seven zero zero. >> really? one eight seven zero zero. isn't that a significant number. >> it's significant because the california coast for murder homicide is one 87. >> just about then, as the detectives were talking to, the county back in oregon found the car that he had taken from his parents. and the no inside, of which he ridden repeatedly, one eight seven zero zero. >> how do you been toying with them? playing games? >> i want to be calk, who left a call signal for homicide, in a note. was it an address or was it just what the hell was it. >> and that is exactly what we are thinking. that is something that he spent time developing and looking for. and it just so happened to fit his desire to hide her body. behind it in a way that he is not hiding his body of work from the public. he wants it seen eventually. >> detective beckwith, got on the phone with oregon. >> he said it's directly across from the mailbox on the south side of the highway. >> they went to look, and just like that -- >> it's a

they were both admirals, and name is regimen and there it as the redmond brothers and they believed that the important thing was to have all of the information gatherings centers, send the information to washington where could be assessed and measured and then recommendations be sent out to the various regional and theater commanders but by the atlantic pearl harbor is that because layton who was nemesis intelligence officers, joe the head of the code breaking group in the bank naval district building, they will) and had spent three years together in japan and work together on japanese culture as well is code breaking and they short-circuited the system. so he would call them on the hotline and he said i've got one the man the blue eyes is going to want to see. something about chester nimitz he is startlingly blue eyes read and so layton would meet who met with him in every morning at 8:00 o'clock, every morning, seven days a week at 8:00 o'clock, he would say, rushford thinks this and then chester nimitz would act on that read and then they realized that was short circuiting the system

mike redmond from the san francisco police department. he's here with lieutenant ryan. they've been leading the investigation into the incident that occurred over the weekend and so much. other crime that occurs which sadly doesn't get as much attention as last weekend's incident did without them, we truly would not have a case to prosecute. and so i want to just start by acknowledging. both supervisor self i use leadership as well as the police department's investigation into these cases, and all cases that my office is able to prosecute. in addition, you're going to hear from him from kim to having the only from the san francisco labor council. sadly many folks talk about these crimes as either victim list, which is not true, or as crimes that only affect tourists or those wealthy enough to shop. at luxury store, kim and the folks that she represents hardworking men and women, brothers sisters, siblings understand that these are issues that affect all of us here in san francisco. in addition, i want to acknowledge david perry from the union square alliance in lori lin

her partners included hattie, harriet hattie redmond, job opportunities for black women were very limited. so she worked as a janitor at the city's u.s. district court but she was also the president of portland's colored women's equal suffrage association. the sophisticated third generation western suffragists also mounted new kinds of splashy, creative campaigns that changed american politicking forever, with marches, publicity stunts and the first buttons, tote bags and even electric signs. in seattle, dr. cora smith eaton coauthored the washington women's cook book, votes for women, good things to eat. she was also an accomplished mountaineer who summed all of the state of washington's i think six big peaks, she led a party of men and women, the women had to wear knickerbockers, which are sort of canvas shorts that kind of buckle under the knee. she led this party on a three-week camping trip to carry a suffrage banner to the summit of mount rainier. i think here she is, she's in washington. the other washington. by 1914, suffragists had won in washington, california, oregon, arizona,

the saturday before, assistant chief redmond and i worked at the emerald society dinner and after dinner they honored persons at the community. they honored to officers from the 1001 station, retired sergeantplus key, the other one is officer clifford . it's very well attendedevent . people from the community but particularly the number of police officers . and second, i once again my session with the tenderloin, i noticed that there's some drug dealing going on down near the ymca building and clinic. and it touches the side which is leavenworth street between goldengate and church. and i've noticed it's still continuing along the corridor of church street between leavenworth and hyde street. and obviously there have been a series of violent crimes, violent incidents involving weapons and as commissioner you pointed out i look forward to the meeting and i look forward to the presentation of this very important issue. most importantly concerning the health of the end of the day it concerns thehealth of and franciscans . what we can do as a commission and as a police force to help them in

travel enthusiast's dana redmond joining us now to talk about carmel by the sea. dana, my parents actually got engaged in carmel. so have fund fond thoughts of it, but i haven't explored as much as i'd like to. so i'm excited to talk a little bit about what you like to do down there. >> well, we've got plenty of things for you to do it. you know, it's one of those things taking advantage of our big bay area backyard is always easier said than done. but carmel by the sea. it's just got so much to offer and it's a state that's really hard to replicate anywhere else. so close to home. this stretch of northern california coast is just loaded with outdoor spots carmel beach being one of the favorites and most easiest to get to. it's just stunning. it's one of those places where you can easily and very happily lose a day, at the foot of ocean avenue which is carmel by the sea's main drag. it's an easy walk from pretty much everywhere carmel by the sea is a whopping one square mile in size. so you're always close to the beach whites and dog friendly surfers like it here

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