not on the one hand i agree with the language we commend senator leno to have trained and to the law enforcement agency so you can say, i voted for that and at the same time vote against the very substance of trying to bring the transparency you, you know look your for transparency or not this is not one of those like you know can i find a place in the middle to be able to say that i am for transparent in policing in san francisco but at the same time community based along with the poa is doing i'm sorry not you can't have it both ways you know, we don't have a vote that automatically happens but should be clear that the people that vote against the substance of this resolution are people who have citing with the police officers association on the pressing issue of transcripts should we have transparency we vote against it portion of the resolution means you agree with the poa we shouldn't have that's what that means. >> thank you supervisor campos and supervisor cowen. >> thank you i wanted to get it on the record that i'm against dividing the resolution i actually agree with - >> i

not on the one hand i agree with the language we commend senator leno to have trained and to the lawenforcement agency so you can say, i voted for that and at the same time vote against the very substance of trying to bring the transparency you, you know look your for transparency or not this is not one of those like you know can i find a place in the middle to be able to say that i am for transparent in policing in san francisco but at the same time community based along with the poa is doing i'm sorry not you can't have it both ways you know, we don't have a vote that automatically happens but should be clear that the people that vote against the substance of this resolution are people who have citing with the police officers association on the pressing issue of transcripts should we have transparency we vote against it portion of the resolution means you agree with the poa we shouldn't have that's what that means. >> thank you supervisor campos and supervisor cowen. >> thank you i wanted to get it on the record that i'm against dividing the resolution i actually agree with - >> i'

not on the one hand i agree with the language we commend senator leno to have trained and to the lawenforcement agency so you can say, i voted for that and at the same time vote against the very substance of trying to bring the transparency you, you know look your for transparency or not this is not one of those like you know can i find a place in the middle to be able to say that i am for transparent in policing in san francisco but at the same time community based along with the poa is doing i'm sorry not you can't have it both ways you know, we don't have a vote that automatically happens but should be clear that the people that vote against the substance of this resolution are people who have citing with the police officers association on the pressing issue of transcripts should we have transparency we vote against it portion of the resolution means you agree with the poa we shouldn't have that's what that means. >> thank you supervisor campos and supervisor cowen. >> thank you i wanted to get it on the record that i'm against dividing the resolution i actually agree with - >> i'

i would move to the right maybe four feet and you just get out of the way and let jay leno talk. >> listen. >> jimmy: it's just awkward -- >> you don't know that when you're standing there. >> jimmy: you just talk and just have a good talk and just act like -- i'm just saying it's just odd to have a thing behind you. [ laughter ] >> i'm telling you. i like that. i like that he looks curious. >> jimmy: you don't find that distracting? >> no. >> jimmy: you don't find that >> he look serious. >> jimmy: no. >> he listening. >> jimmy: but my eyes are drifting to someone behind you that doesn't look like he doesn't know where he is. >> by the way, that's what i was trying to do. [ laughter ] that means mission accomplished. what are you talking about? >> jimmy: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> all right, good. >> jimmy: i could put this behind me here. >> that's what you look like every night though! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i kind of do look like that. you look kind of confused that's good. and so, trump is talking and then that's -- [ laughter ] >> well, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, this is good. well,

already in contact with the governor's office as we are and with his the 1184 particularly senator leno and senator henry's to insure that the state which maybe hopefully in our minds the second to join hawaii to end the sales of tobacco products and less people under 9 age of 21 it doesn't make it right because your 21 you buy tobacco products wild to end it. everyone hopefully with the adult level of age 21 that people make better health decision tore themselves and their family so i take this opportunity to thank the coalition i know that in looking at the data as they have done in working with us this year was a strong sense interest the data it the smoking rates are higher amongst people of closer and amongst the let the record reflect community and other xhucht we rank it with a hard impact sales work that is done by tobacco industry the may or may not lgbt community that's where we really have good data to show that the more we do to educate your communities be about this the better off we'll be so with all that background i want to say to supervisor wiener you have again showing

thanks for watching us today, for peter pappas and dave leno and our entire crew, thanks for joining us. join us may 11, 7:00 p.m. union versus the galaxy. now stay tuned for "action news." enjoy your weekend. >>> tonight on "action news," thousands get ready for the broad street run. a bitter sweet rescue in delaware as firefighters save a group of ducklings as their mother was killed. >>> i'm walter perez "action news" is next. >>> saturday nigr perez, police charge a mantua stabbing inside a hotel in center city. plus a world class athlete 100 years young. we'll introduce you to an amazing contestant at the penn relayses who set a record in the 100-meter dash. >>> the countdown to the broad street run. preparation have been underway in and around center city for the thousands of runners expected to show up tomorrow morning. jeff chirico is live at broad and olney with a preview. hi, jeff. >> reporter: hey walter as you can imagine when you shut down a major artery like broad street it's bound to cause a few inconveniences. so organizers and police are asking people to be patient a

even jay leno and seinfeld, they continue to tour even when they don't have to. there's something about it it seems like a drug that draws you back. >> it's a calling. it's a calling. we started in stand-up. you know we didn't start on -- >> you were discovered doing stand-up, right? >> pretty much. so it's what i do. i'm not an actress. viola davis, you know i'm not coming for her. i do stand-up. and so back into it. i haven't done it in years. >> these days a lot of youngsters want to do something else, want to be on a sitcom. but we're proud to be stand-ups. that's what we do. the guys you mentioned, jay leno and stuff, that's what they do too. >> an immediate reaction of the live audience is that the appeal? >> a big part of it. >> we're opinionated, pretty much. we get a chance to spout our opinions. >> you know especially with an election year i can't hardly wait to what some of your opinions are. you can catch mark price and marsha warfield live on stage for the legends of sitcom tour tonight, tomorrow night, catch a rising star at the hyatt regency in pri

bill i have provided and written report to the city, state, legislation committee under senate bill leno for the purpose to provide transparency and pillow disciplinary matters civilian containments and administrative hearings and then that concluded my report. >> thank you director hicks colleagues, any questions for director hicks no okay. thank you director hicks. >> you're welcome and sergeant, next item. >> commissioner reports and wanting report and commissioner report. >> colleagues, any reports tonight? no okay sergeant, next item. >> item two commissions announcement and items for consideration at future commission meetings action. >> so colleagues i'm going to reserve the right to come back based on the use of force very with a couple community meetings planned to get input on the draft you under surveillance but new information we've not gotten the recommendations so we'll come back we'll need to make changes i think this is premature until a discussion but i'll flag that any other items we need to discuss for scheduling commissioner wong i know we have a busy agenda by calend

her body was discovered in november, 1969 just a few miles from where supermarket executive leno labianca and his wife were murdered in their home. like the other manson murders, hers was savaged. she had been stabbed 150 times. >>> over in new orleans robert durst sentenced to seven years in prison as part of a plea deal for a gun charge. he will be transferred to terminal island prison in los angeles to face a murder charge there. he's accused of killing his friend susan berman to prevent her from talking to prosecutors in new york about the disappearance of his first wife in 1982. >>> now to the investigation into prince's sudden death. law enforcement sources tell abc news that prescription drugs were found in his possession and at his home. the sheriff's office says if the medication played a part in the singer's death, the dea may get involved. prince was reportedly in an outpatient program to help him deal with his chronic hip pain and move away from prescription pain killers. . >> it's barely been able to launch and land rockets without disastrous explosions. but now spacex is set

this is what you would look like standing behind jay leno doing his monologue. >> oh. >> oh. ouch.ch more of christie coming up at 11:35 here on nbc 10 and hear what he has to say about being a possible running mate for donald trump. >>> new at 11:00, a homecoming celebration for a young girl who nearly lost her life. members of the community welcomed aly home from the hospital today with a round of applause spending 111 days at chop after nearly drowning last december. the supporters wore pink shirts to show their support. >>> it's the ultimate gift for my belieber. tickets to see justin bieber in krert. teachers at redding intermediate high school knew that tatiana rodriguez was a huge bieber fan and earlier they surprised her with tickets to see the singer when he performs in atlantic city and as you can see, she was just shocked and now they just need to find specialized transportation to get tatiana to the venue since she uses a wheelchair. >>> big night for baseball fans, fans got the first-time glimpse of the 2016 phillies tonight in south philadelphia. >> one, two, three! p

she does not deny a direct role in the murder of grocery store magnate leno labianca and his wife rosemary. >> i stabbed mrs. labianca in the lower back about 16 times. >> and there was no pity? >> no mercy. no. no. >> reporter: van houten's final fate now in governor jerry brown's hands. he routinely follows the parole board's guidance. but those parolees were not in the labianca house behind me, and they were not members of the manson cult. david? >> jim, thank you. >>> next to the growing outrage after a piece of video showing two adults at a school in georgia, preparing to paddle a 5-year-old child. it's legal there and in 18 other states, but parents across the country are divided. here's steve osunsami. >> you're going to get a spanking. >> reporter: georgia police say what you're about to see a perfectly legal. a mother gave consent to school officials to paddle her son after he fought other students and spat at a teacher. for some parents, it's disturb disturbing, and others feel it's fine. but the mother says she felt pressured to allow it. >> i wish i could go back and stop this,

sharon tate and four others, but the very next day joined the manson clan in the brutal killing of leno and rosemary la bianca in their los angeles home. van houten testified to stabbing rosemary in the back at least 14 times. >> i want her to stay in jail the rest of her life. >> reporter: cory la bianca was 21 when her father and stepmother were killed. this is her first television interview. >> i really do not believe anyone who kills two people and especially having in su a of prison. >> reporter: charles manson and his followers committed nine murders over five weeks in the summer of 1969. susan adkins died in prison. manson, patrica trispatricia krenwinkle and charles "tex" watson remain locked up. van houten has been denied parole 19 times. >> by the books she should be released because she fits the criteria, but in the court of public opinion she's always going to be attached to these crimes. >> reporter: soon california's governor could make the final decision. should leslie van houten be set free, or should she spend the rest of her days in prison? miguel almaguer, nbc news, l

she has spent four decades in prison for the 1969 killings of leno la bianca and his wife rosemary.f upheld it will go to governor brown for approval. >> san bernardino honored men and women call heros. they say they were just doing their jobs. a husband and wife team opened fire in a holiday party. 14 people died, 22 were hurt. an officer was honored with a medal of valor today. >> we don't need these awards. our award is making it through that day. >> it was one of california's law enforcement's finest moments. >> police took part and the fbi paid hackers to unlock their iphones. and microsoft is suing in an attempt to ratchet up the pressure against the u.s. government and analysts say it echos apple's troubles to protect it's customers. >> california is closer to a state sponsored retirement program for private sector employees. >> we can give people who have no access. >> senate democrats are pushing a bill requiring business was five or more employees to offer a savings plan. the state sponsored fund would be invested in the state treasury. the bill passed committee and suppor

she has spent four decades in prison for the 1969 killings of leno la bianca and his wife rosemary.own for approval. >> san bernardino honored men and women call heros. they say they were just doing their jobs. a husband and wife team opened fire in a holiday party. 14 people died, 22 were hurt. an officer was honored with a medal of valor today. >> we don't need these awards. our award is making it through that day. >> it was one of california's law enforcement's finest moments. >> police took part and the fbi paid hackers to unlock their iphones. and microsoft is suing in an attempt to ratchet up the pressure against the u.s. government and analysts say it echos apple's troubles to protect it's customers. >> california is closer to a state sponsored retirement program for private sector employees. >> we can give people who have no access. >> senate democrats are pushing a bill requiring business was five or more employees to offer a savings plan. the state sponsored fund would be invested in the state treasury. the bill passed committee and supporters hope to have it by dull. >> i

this is a special night for me for a lot of reasons -- jay leno is here.applause] no matter how mean he is to me, i just love this guy. because together, together, we give hope to gray-haired, chunky, baby boomers everywhere. [applause] [laughter] tonight marks the end of an era. the after dinner party hosted by "vanity fair." as you may have heard, it has been canceled. every year for eight years, the "vanity fair" party became more and more exclusive. tonight it has arrived at its inevitable conclusion, this year, no one made the guest list. actually i heard the bloomberg party will be harder to get into than the "vanity fair" party was. i am n worried, i am going with janet reno. [applause] [laughter] now the bloomberg party is also a cast party for the stars for the "west wing" who are celebrating the end of their first season. you'll have to forgive me if i am not as excited as everyone else is at the thought of a west wing finale party. i have to give them credit, their first season got better ratings than mine. not to mention the reviews. the critic

already in contact with the governor's office as we are and with his the 1184 particularly senator leno and senator henry's to insure that the state which maybe hopefully in our minds the second to join hawaii to end the sales of tobacco products and less people under 9 age of 21 it doesn't make it right because your 21 you buy tobacco products wild to end it. everyone hopefully with the adult level of age 21 that people make better health decision tore themselves and their family so i take this opportunity to thank the coalition i know that in looking at the data as they have done in working with us this year was a strong sense interest the data it the smoking rates are higher amongst people of closer and amongst the let the record reflect community and other xhucht we rank it with a hard impact sales work that is done by tobacco industry the may or may not lgbt community that's where we really have good data to show that the more we do to educate your communities be about this the better off we'll be so with all that background i want to say to supervisor wiener you have again showing

leno says that there are nearly 600,000 new registered voters in california so far.he bill is now being sent to governor jerry brown. >>> former house speaker john boehner says that he has friends in both political parties but it is very clear today that ted cruz is not one of them. katherine heenan -- catherine heenan has what boehner said. >> maybe he didn't think that people were going to record his comments, which was naive. but he didn't care. using the words, lucifer in the flesh. >> john boehner had some interesting comments last night. he didn't abbreviate what he said. he was a little more expressive. what boehner is angry with me for is nothing i have ever said too him. i haven't said much of anything to him. what boehner is angry with me is standing with the american people. >> cruz claims he never actually worked with boehner because the then speaker refused his invitation for parks about the partial government shut down three years ago. cruz told an audience today if you want a president like john boehner, donald trump is your man. >>> our meteorologist

[applause] jay leno: good night, everyone! pres. obama: by the way, all the jokes tonight are brought to you by our friends at goldman sachs -- [laughter] pres. obama: you don't have to worry, they make money whether you laugh or not. [laughter] pres. obama: we do have a number of notable guests in attendance tonight. obviously, i am most pleased that michelle accompanied me. she does not always go to these things. and there are -- [applause] pres. obama: there are a few finds that are harder to and more important to keep them love.-- than well, love and your birth certificate. [laughter] pres. obama: the jonas brothers are here. they are out there somewhere. sasha and malia are huge fans. but boys, the get any ideas. i have two big words for you, predator drones. you will never see them coming. [laughter] pres. obama: you think i'm joking. [laughter] pres. obama: speaking of tween heartthrob's, scott brown is here, i -- [applause] i admire scott. a politician in washington with nothing to hide. [laughter] now, you should be aware t

jay leno is here.applause] now -- [applause] no matter how mean he is to me, [laughter] i just love this guy. because together, together, we give hope to gray-haired, chunky, baby boomers everywhere. [laughter] [applause] hold tonight marks the end of an era. the after dinner party hosted by vanity fair. [laughter] as you may have heard, it has canceled. every year for eight years and, the vanity fair party became more and more exclusive. so it has arrived at the inevitable conclusion. this year, no one made the guest list. [laughter] acally, i hear the bloomberg party will be even harder to get into than the vanity fair party, but i am not worried. i am going with janet reno. [laughter] [applause] now, the bloomberg party is also a test party for the stars of the west wing, who are celebrating the end of their first season. you will have to forgive me if i am not as excited as everyone else is that the thought of a west wing finale party, but i have got to give them credit. their first season got a lo

this is a special night for me for a lot of reasons -- jay leno is here.applause] now -- no matter how mean he is to me, i just love this guy. because together, together, we give hope to gray-haired, chunky, a.b. boomers -- baby boomers everywhere. [applause] [laughter] tonight marks the end of an era. the after dinner party hosted by vanity fair. as you may have heard, it has been canceled. years, thefor eight vanity fair party became more and more exclusive. tonight it has arrived at its inevitable completion. -- of this year, no one made the guest list. actually i heard the bloomberg party will be harder to get into than the vanity fair party was. i am not worried, i am going with janet reno. [applause] [laughter] now the bloomberg party is also a cast party for the stars for the west wing who are celebrating the end of their first season. if il have to forgive me am not as excited as everyone else is at the thought of a west wing finale party. i have to give them credit, their first season got better ratings than mine. not to mention the reviews. hated

jay leno is here. [applause] now, no matter how mean he is to me, i just love this guy.ause together, together we chunkype to gray-haired, baby boomers everywhere. [laughter] [applause] tonight marks the end of an era, the after dinner party hosted by vanity fair. as you might have heard, it has been canceled. every year for eight years, the vanity fair party became more and more exclusive. tonight, it has arrived at its inevitable conclusion. this year, no one made the guest list. [laughter] actually quite hear the bloomberg party will be even harder to get into than the vanity fair party. i am not worried. i am going with janet reno. [laughter] [applause] now, the bloomberg party is also a cast party for the stars of the west wing, who are celebrating the end of their first season. you will have to forgive me if i am not as excited as everyone else is, at the thought of a west wing finale party. but i have to give them credit. their first season got a lot better ratings than mine did. [laughter] not to mention the reviews. the critics hated my travel office episode. [l

already in contact with the governor's office as we are and with his the 1184 particularly senator leno and senator henry's to insure that the state which maybe hopefully in our minds the second to join hawaii to end the sales of tobacco products and less people under 9 age of 21 it doesn't make it right because your 21 you buy tobacco products wild to end it. everyone hopefully with the adult level of age 21 that people make better health decision tore themselves and their family so i take this opportunity to thank the coalition i know that in looking at the data as they have done in working with us this year was a strong sense interest the data it the smoking rates are higher amongst people of closer and amongst the let the record reflect community and other xhucht we rank it with a hard impact sales work that is done by tobacco industry the may or may not lgbt community that's where we really have good data to show that the more we do to educate your communities be about this the better off we'll be so with all that background i want to say to supervisor wiener you have again showing

>> this is what you would look like if you were standing behind jay leno when he was doing his monologue. >> i'm just saying. it's just odd to have the thing behind you. >> i'm telling you. i like that. he looks serious. >> you don't find that distracting? >> no. he looks serious. >> but my eyes are drifting over to someone behind you. he doesn't look like he knows where he is. >> by the way, that's what i was trying to do. >> jimmy also welcomed aaron program last night as well. >>> all right. well, we need to bring you in on this forecast. because yesterday was fantastic. today's going to be okay. but tomorrow and overnight, trouble. >> hour by hour the weather is going to change. we have all different scenarios. starting out with a bit of a damp start today. the holland tunnel approach, it is dry in and around jersey city. so the roads are dry. that's good news if you're driving. but showers are around. we have light rain in the vicinity. so the roads that look dry may not be dry over the next hour or so. we're tracking a storm just off the coast. you can see in our weather headlines,

in that they don't want to get help leno more individuals than i can count with those issues of mental health addiction and through their own perception and what that means refusing is to get help. >> you mention in the criminal justice system and their assistants to you and the trauma that some of those in counter. talk about those that you encountered on that topic. >> my experience with law enforcement is very unusual. i cannot draw any blanket conclusions. the tragedy happened. everyone was out of their comfort so nobody knew what was happening. the situation was a s.w.a.t. team a bomb squad a detective it was the all out bulletin for people to come help from the police perspective it was a nightmare for them. but if you fast-forward 17 years there is a greater recognition and that anyone with law enforcement of who will intervene in this situation should be trained. and with that trading. that i recommend in with those individuals and professions and we will begin to understand more how the mind functions of. >> and we will talk about the community and how that affects people. >>

. >> joining us is senator mark leno and how this bill got through. you tried twice. >> yes. >> for two years. >> yes. >> to get this through. it kept repeatedly getting bottled up in commit thy. this time it shot through the legislature in record speed. what changed? >> it is amazing that you can work on something and work on something and then its moment arrives and it happens. one of the impacts of course was the fact there was to be or may yet, but once signatures are completed tomorrow, i don't think we'll see it, a ballot measure that would have done the same thing but what caught the governor's attention, not only would it have done a $15 an hour more quickly than we did. they would have our hands tied if the economy softened, if we needed to make fine tuning. any adjustments would have to go back to the ballot. >> this isn't as severe as the ballot. >> right. >> you tried twice and it couldn't get out of committee. some say it gets killed in the hallways. then the service employees and healthcare workers spent millions of dollars getting paid

tomorrow morning on kpix5 news at 7:30 senator mark leno will join us as well as phil matier to discuss the bill in the studio. >>> on monday, expect more room for bikes on caltrans adding a third car to train sets. they will increase bike capacity from 48-72 but they hope the extra room will make commuting more commutable for the passengers who ride every day. >>> salmon season kicks off, daily bag limit is titian of per day and no more than two daily bag limit the best online. it could be a hard season for fishermen already struggling with a delayed crab season. federal fishery regulators issued new restrictions on salmon and that protecting signature seafood. >>> san francisco choosing a partner to restore the old us- made downtown. >> the historical society will be the main collaborator. it will develop a proposal to refurbish the site, national historic landmark on fifth street. the goal is to turn the 140- year-old structure into a cultural facility that is accessible to the public. the old mint opened in 1874 and in 1930s, it held one third of the nation's supply of gold. >>> exp

[applause] jay leno: good night, everyone! pres. obama: by the way, all the jokes tonight are brought to you by our friends at goldman sachs -- [laughter] pres. obama: you don't have to worry, they make money whether you laugh or not. [laughter] pres. obama: we do have a number of notable guests in attendance tonight. obviously, i am most pleased that michelle accompanied me. she doesn't always go to these things and there are -- [applause] pres. obama: there are a few things in life that are harder to find and more important to keep than love. well, love and a birth certificate. [laughter] pres. obama: the jonas brothers are here. they are out there somewhere. sasha and malia are huge fans. but boys, don't get any ideas. i have two big words for you, predator drones. you will never see them coming. [laughter] pres. obama: you think i'm joking. [laughter] pres. obama: speaking of tween heartthrobs, scott brown is here, i -- [applause] pres. obama: i admire scott. a politician in washington with nothing to hide. [laughter] pres. obam

jay leno said then just throw it on the floor.have something that can get you traction when you walk through spilled soda. >> i have a question... >> go ahead. >> where did that ever get started because no where else in life do you just throw your food on the floor, only in the movie theater. >> i didn't think you were supposed to do that. >> it happens a all the time. >> also working night shift in the live truck are you done with that throw it under the seat. guys in the morning will deal with it. >> who knows what from hong kong delight just throw it on the floor. are you done with the used chop sticks throw them on keeley's seat. every where i turn i sit on dirty chop sticks. >> what kind of theater did you grow up. >> some people spilled popcorn but they pick it up and throw it away. >> you ever walk out of the movie theater and you see bottom of the your shoes, your like that. >> what i like is you know how they have a little hole in the seat. they had little hole in the seat so cup could fit in there. they make cups top hea

he's been music director for whitney houston, the grammy telecast, the tonight show with jay leno.if you're a music fan, you just can't get over that, because it's the unreleased material that is going to be the treasure trove for generations to come. how does that get produced? curat curated? who starts to go through it, and into whose loving arms does that material get passed? >> i have no idea, but i'd like to be in the room, just to hear some of it. i mean, this guy revolutionized the music business, revolutionized music. every guy wanted to be prince. every woman wanted to be with prince. how does that come along? it's once in a lifetime someone like that. and i can't wait to hear this music. he operated from a much deeper place. and those songs came from deep within him. and i'm just so grateful to be alive to even hear this music and feel this music. >> and ricky, he was really music's iceberg in that for what we saw above the surface, for the records we bought and the songs we loved, there's a multitude of people who were helped by him. there's a multitude of people who wer

. >> this is what you would look like if you were standing behind jay leno when he was doing monologue. >> hear what the governor told "the tonight show" host about throwing his support behind donald trump. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. >> i saw you behind trump on super tuesday. you looked like you were having a blast. look at how much fun. you were having such a good time. it's just odd to have a thing behind you. you don't find that distracting? my eyes are drifting over to someone behind you that doesn't look like he knows where he is. >> that's what i was trying to do. >> that's new jersey governor chris christie on "the tonight show" telling jimmy fallon about that pose he struck behind his candidate for president donald trump. he also told fallon the reason why

. >> near now to analyze dana her leno. i have three things, let's go through this fast.ks as usual. i didn't see anything different in this. >> bernie sanders was escalating some attacks. when he says is she is not qualified which i think is demonstrably false. when you look at qualifications she is more qualified than he is. >> he says disqualified herself by taking corrupt money. >> attack her where she is most vulnerable which is on honesty and trustworthiness he has never been willing to da that. to me that says he doesn't think he can win. mathematically and practically it's unlikely he can win, of course. >> if i were bernie sanders, i wouldn't go after the untrustworthiness or whatever, i would go after the foreign policy stuff. but bernie doesn't know anything about foreign policy. >> his record a lot worse. hard to do that when he:x wants the sunnis to protect us. >> that's right. >> unfavorable. this this is interesting. ap today annualized hillary clinton, ted cruz and donald trump not bernie sanders. 59 a high negative. how do you analyze that? >> first i thi

. >> joining me is cnn media analyst bill carter, when leno went early and television went crazy.me when the big three networks were the only games in town in terms of national news. that changed in the '80s because of cnn. did anyone expect cnn to last? >> no. there was a lot of disdain. who are these upstarts? they are mainly local anchors they stuck on the air. they don't have serious reporters. they don't have quality journalism. and they kind of thought it was going to be like a flash in the pan kind of thing where somebody got a lot of attention for it but it really didn't last. i think you can go through the history of america or any other country about institutions that's get engrained and think they can't lose their status. and it does happen. >> i remember talking to a cameraman who was one of the first cameramen at cnn. still is at cnn today saying, other network cameramen used to make fun saying, chicken noodle news. >> that was the name. chicken noodle network. chicken noodle news. it wasn't fantastic news for a while, but what it had from the beginning was the possib

one thing we've been to inclusionary housing updates many times some of us have been senator mark leno that a is terming out it will kill projects that will kill projects guess what a number of development projects increased after we have the inclusionary housing in 2006 and 2007 we increased it again, i want to tell my brothers developments are growing in san francisco let's get it done. >> thank you. >> anyone wish to comment on item on this item if not public comment is closed. >> all right. now this item is many the hands of the board of supervisors - of this committee supervisor peskin. >> thank you, madam chair i want to thank the members of the public a lot of really great and important testimony in what is truly a complicated piece of legislation by the way, we have marezoning district we' trying to find the sweet spot and vote for the piece of legislation not ones but twice voting on feasible affordable housing in this town so that we can all continue to live in a town whereas, you do said your industry can sell market rate housing that people want to live in i understand that

years, he's been music director for whitney houston, the grammy telecasts, "the tonight show" with jay lenos making a song a day. if you're a music fan, you just can't get over that. because it's the unreleased material that is going to be the treasure trove for generations to come. how does that get produced, curated, who starts to go through it, and into whose loving arms does that material get passed? >> i have no idea. but i'd like to be in the room just to hear some of it. this guy revolutionized the music business, revolutionized music, imaged the whole thing. every guy wanted to be prince, every woman wanted to be with prince. how does that come along? once in a lifetime somebody like that and i can't wait to hear this music. he operated from a much deeper place. and those songs came from deep within him. and i'm just so grateful to be alive to even hear this music and feel this music. >> he was really music's iceberg in that for what we saw above the surface, for the records we bought and the songs we loved, there's a multitude of people who were helped by him. there's a multitude o

already in contact with the governor's office as we are and with his the 1184 particularly senator leno and senator henry's to insure that the state which maybe hopefully in our minds the second to join hawaii to end the sales of tobacco products and less people under 9 age of 21 it doesn't make it right because your 21 you buy tobacco products wild to end it. everyone hopefully with the adult level of age 21 that people make better health decision tore themselves and their family so i take this opportunity to thank the coalition i know that in looking at the data as they have done in working with us this year was a strong sense interest the data it the smoking rates are higher amongst people of closer and amongst the let the record reflect community and other xhucht we rank it with a hard impact sales work that is done by tobacco industry the may or may not lgbt community that's where we really have good data to show that the more we do to educate your communities be about this the better off we'll be so with all that background i want to say to supervisor wiener you have again showing

van houten was convicted of murder and conspiracy in the august 1969 killing of wealthy grocers leno and rosemary labianca. that was a day after acted tress sharon tate and four others were killed. >> she is ready for this. she has been ready for this for a long time. it really should have happened a long time a do. >> i can't tell you what an injustice this is. i have the right to speak here because family members are scared to death of these people still. >> van houten isn't in the clear yet. the parole proposal will be reviewed. the final decision is up to governor jerry brown. >>> new details in the pepper spray controversy that uc-davis can't seem to shake. the administration paid $175,000 for outside consultants to remove images of police pepper spraying protestors back in 2011 on the campus. now many are calling for the university's chancellor linda katehi to step down because taxpayer money was used to clear away a controversy. >> it was an unfortunate turn of events but accept it and move on. don't try and hide it and use taxpayer money to do so. >> there need to be changes