security and all of those are there so i'm looking at the big move recommendation you have lot 1c for mr. beck and tida and i guess right now-we need to develop our own timeline the spaces availability. what is going to happen? how can we activate that? the major issues for us is going to be funding, and this is what our commission needs to schedule another meeting so you can brainstorm about what kind of help can we get out there internally and in partnership based on this kind of recommendation that you have. for instance, the ymca, we had already identified that the project is something we would like to do and (indiscernible) is lacking funding. that (indiscernible) just a small amount of money i'm sure, if we find it significant right now as some of the pilots we can utilize, why not go ahead and try to do that? i also find it very interesting that this report also delved in detail about the destination of san francisco. it is exciting. ferry building. the golden gate bridge. we can capture by branding, by advertisement, by partnership the port of san francisco is an outstanding agency. th

but don't tell anybody, not even mrs. beck. and she was with me. but they didn't know for sure.but that was that was interesting. and anyway, when they came in that night, that was helicopter landed. it was thought does go dark. i'm sure it was dark and they came in and mrs. big and i was standing by the door of the blue room and they came in, prime minister back and went straight to her who was my mama? we going to go down in history for this? it was it was really thrilling. do you think maybe we'll see a rosalynn carter camp david accords diary book sometime. we might. there's actually i guess it's all right for me to tell. this is actually our party, man. that's going to be in washington opening a theater in washington on camp david. early next year, i think. will you be there for it? i'll be there for. it another issue during your husband's presidency that i want to ask you about, mrs. carter, the iranian hostage crisis. did you keep notes. did you what were your feelings throughout that whole crisis and how did that affect you as a person? it was awful. i look back now i ha

mr. gators ask anyone with information to call the police department. beckorm california certainly is not taking chances with this storm bearing down. millions of people are in its path and some are preparing to write it out while others are evacuating. we look at how the golden state is getting ready. reporter: hilary nearing landfall on mexico's baja peninsula, bringing heavy rain, wind and rough seas will hundreds of miles north, humidity near l.a. -- communities near l.a. are filling sandbags for epic rainfall rarely seen in southern california. >> it will be some rain, usually there is flooding and landslides and things like that. reporter: evacuation warnings have been issued. my friend juliet is c families southern california vacation short and driving back home to phoenix, but heavy rain made the drive tough. >> when we looked at the pathway of the storm, we saw it will track further east. being from the desert, we know water in the desert are not a good mix. reporter: heavy rain from the storm in 2019 sent water rushing into palm springs. it is why

mr. trump regain the white house. all guardrails will be gone. and seeming to prove that theory correct, here is donald trump confirming it in his own words, speaking with conservative radio host glenn beckht. >> you said in 2016, you know, lock her up. and then when you became president, you said we don't do that in america. that's just not the right thing to do. that's what they're doing. do you regret not locking her up, and if you're president again, will you lock people up? >> well, i'll give you an example. the answer is you have no choice because they're doing it to us. >> of course none of that is true, right? we don't need to tell you that. it's where we start the hour, with some of our experts and friends. writer of that important, important "new york times" op-ed, chris whipple will be our guest in a couple of minutes. joining us first, former department of chief homeland security and attorney general mary mccord is with us. mary, let's just deal with the absolute horse you know what that is being put out to that segment of the population. again, trump's base is not sizable enough to win reelection, but it does intersect with a current domestic violence extreme threat. and tha