want to thank united against hate week to combat hate and violence and the co-chairs of the campaign, patrice o'neal, and jacqueline mccormick, as well as district 8 residents and super volunteer, susan porter-beckstead. i would like patrice to share more information. >> thank you. thank you, supervisor mandelman. we all know what's at stake. we've spoken about the dangers. we were at a screening with the district attorney's office, who says, normally she would handle five hate crimes at one time and new she's up to 15 all the time and it's increasing. there are over 22 cities, cou counties and campuses across the bay area for united against hate week. it's an attempt by local municipalities, the leaders from cities, to join with their community leaders to say, we can do more if we act together. and the cities are saying, it's a social priority for us. with this comment asian, you are affirming that this is a social priority in this amazing city. we're proud that you are with us and hope that we can do more and more in san francisco next year. we hope this spreads. this is not a one-w

. >>> in berkeley this afternoon, bay area leaders kicked off a week dedicated to fighting hate. bay area united against hate began with a concert and rally. the goal of the week is to bring attention to hate crimes and to find ways to prevent them. the program involves several local cities. emeryville's mayor joined the demonstration today. >> we've seen a spike in crimes against people of color, people who are muslim and jewish, gay members of the community, transgender members of the community. this can't be normalized. this needs to be something we take an active approach to dealing with. >> the rest of the week's events include film screenings, poetry readings and bystander training. the training plans to give people ideas about standing up to hate and violence they see in person and online. >>> we want to get back to our fire coverage right now. raiders fans had to deal with smokey skies during today's games at the oakland coliseum against the l.a. chargers. one fan, there he is, he added to his mask. raiders logo right over the front. we don't know if that helped, you know, filter out the smoke b

. >>> in berkeley this afternoon, bay area leaders kicked off a week dedicated to fighting hate. bay area united against hate began with a concert and rally. the goal of the week is to bring attention to hate crimes and find ways to prevent them. the crime involved several local cities. emory's mayor joined today. >> we see a spiking increase in crimes against jewish, gay members of the community, transgendered. this can't be normalized. >> the rest of the week's events include film trains, poetry readings and bystander intervention training that training aims to give people ideas about standing up to hate and violence they see in person and online. nationally democrats are starting to make their priorities for 2019 clear. they say when they take control of the house in january that. >> want to protect special counsel raj mathobert mueller's investigation. the white house says there is no reason for another recusal. >> someone who has made repeated and presidential comments against the investigation, someone who has made false statements about it. >> there is actually no evidence to me that mr. whitaker