day one, breakfast in the mess hall.in on larry hall. >> i was waiting with my tray, and i look over, and there he is. 20, 25 feet away from me. sitting there all by himself. it felt like a magnet was compelling me to come to him. finally i bumped shoulders with him on purpose. >> jimmy explained he was a brand-new inmate needing directions to the library. hall obliged. >> i kind of slapped him on the shoulder, i said, thanks a lot, i appreciate that from a cool guy like you. >> after that, they occasionally talked. but the next step came when jimmy was invited to join hall's breakfast club. >> which in the prison system, it's a big thing of who you're invited to have your breakfast with. >> keene thought he was making progress. but then prison politics got in the way. >> i left out of the chow hall one morning and a few really big, muscular guys came up to me, hey, the old man wants to talk to you right now, right now he wants to talk to you. >> the old man was celebrity mafioso vincent "the chin," known as the oddfathe

hall's conviction in the jessie roche case.fibbed that his mother lived near wabash and read about yes jessie's case and other stories involving hall. >> and she gets the story and all of the newspapers say you killed multiple women. >> that was a big risk. it all was a big risk and i said larry, i don't care what you're in here for and be honest with me and tell me what happened and i'm still your friend know matter what and i've had girls do me wrong in my life and i understand how they can get under your skin and be bother hom to you. >> and jimmy says he pressed hall about jessie roach. at last, hall began opening up, recalling that september day in 1995. he was driving down the road and seen her walking her bicycle. >> then hall told jimmy exactly how he abducted and killed jessie. >> you must have been revolting. >> oh, god lester, probably the hardest thing i had ever done to me to sit there and pretend to be his friend, to listen to this kind of stuff and not just rip him apart but i knew what the mission involved, i kn

>> hall: yeah.said, "slap yourself, bitch." >> alfonsi: from jail he sends that to you. >> hall: uh-huh, yeah. >> alfonsi: toni hall says the abuse she suffered was not introduced in her "failure to protect" case because she pleaded guilty, in hope of getting a light sentence. instead, the judge accused the young mother of being "less than candid" about what happened to her children. tell me about when you were sentenced. and walk me through that day. what happened? >> hall: my heart just broke because i didn't understand, still don't understand. and then the next thing you know-- that's when i found out i got 30 years. >> alfonsi: and what's going through your mind when they say 30 years? >> hall: it's over. you know, my life is over. >> alfonsi: as for robert braxton, he plead guilty to child abuse. the judge decided the two years he'd served awaiting trial in jail was enough. he walked free, as toni hall went to prison. how can that happen? >> megan lambert: sexism. the belief that women are culp

rob hall was on try ill for murder.cold blooded killer who pumped two bullets into his wife's lover. the defendant is claiming emmett attacked him. which side would the jury believe? rob sat down with us to share his version. what he says happened in that idaho parking lot. here's keith morrisson with the conclusion of our story. >> reporter: once he had everything he wanted, before he and his wife scratched theich of wanting more and now a jury was about to tell robert hall whether for the rest of his life he'd have anything at all. he'd have a small advantage over the jury. hall did not testify. but he talked to us. his first ever interview to tell us he was sorry about what happened, yes, that but also to tell us that it wasn't his fault. >> the notion that i brought a gun there to gun down emmett corrigan. i didn't bring a gun there to gun down emmett corrigan. >> reporter: hall's version, despite what you heard, he did not even know for sure emmett was having an affair with candy, that in the parking lot emmett was

city hall was one block away from the police department but several years ago city hall was moved downtown, so it's probably two miles across the downtown area from a police department to city hall, so this is nowhere near the police department at this point. >> santa clara street is obviously a busy, busy venue at this point of the afternoon on any day and it's effectively close right now. >> reporter: santa clara street is closed, there's a lineup of cars being diverted around this area but there's probably 1000 or more people in the streets right now as well is a police department. i see one individual who , another female it looks like it's being arrested, maybe two people are being arrested, so one by one police are starting to get some of the people who may be throwing things or physically touching officers and things like that, so it's a big thing right now. if you are still with me, i'm walking away from the loudspeaker. >> once again they're calling it an unlawful assembly. i wanted to find out if there was, i know it's gotten physical there, there's some pushing and shoving, we c

hall glanced at the report, hall immediately saw that the report criticized decisions which hall had made in the months before pearl harbor. hall immediately demanded that grew destroy that report. grew felt he had no choice but to agree to hall's demand and so he destroyed that report. i should add there is no evidence that president roosevelt knew about the report or its destruction. for his part, grew never publicly acknowledged the destruction of the report even when he was asked in a postwar congressional hearing whether he had prepared any report to give to hall upon his return to the united states. thank you for that indulgence. how did i come to write this book? about joseph grew and pearl harbor? about 6 years ago i was going to write a book about america in 1941. it was a pivotal year for the country. franklin roosevelt had been inaugurated for an unprecedented third term as president. the uaw had signed its first contract with a car manufacturer. the new york yankees's joe dimaggio had a record which still stands and japan attacked pearl harbor. in the course of my researc

commission to redo this room in a way that's worthy of city hall. i want to thank miss schumer for her guidance during this process, and i agree everything that you said, supervisor ronen, about her style. i miss everybody so much, and i want to thank mr. vergara. your job sounds amazing. even though my son is at sacred heart, but we are all wildcats, as well. for mr. haas to write the book that he has, thank you. and there are so many people who come to our beautiful building, the people's palace, to experience what that building means to so much of us. so thank you for your willness willness -- willingness to worserve. it means so much. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. so supervisors -- >> supervisor mar: chair ronen, can i also just add my words? >> chair ronen: yes, absolutely. please go on. >> supervisor mar: i want to thank everyone for their willingness to serve and especially to mr. vergara, so that an important icon to our city continues to be preserved and used in the best possible way, you know, for our city, so thank you to everyone. t

rob hall was on trial for murder.rosecutors had painted him as a cold blooded killer who pumped two bullets into his wife's lover, emmett corrigan. the defendant was claiming emmett attacked him. which side would the jury believe? rob sat down with us to share his version of what he says happened in that idaho parking lot. here's keith morrison with the conclusion of our story. >> once he had everything he wanted. before he and his wife scratched the itch of wanting more. and now a jury was about to tell robert hall whether for the rest of his life he would have anything at all. he had a small advantage over the jury. hall did not testify. but he talked to us. his first ever interview. to tell us he was sorry about what happened. yes, that, but also to tell us that it wasn't his fault. >> the notion that i brought a gun there to gun down emmett corrigan, i didn't bring a gun there to gun down emmett corrigan. >> hall's version? that despite what you've heard, he did not even know for sure that emmett was having an aff

hall. >> i think mr.o the walgreens in order to confront emmett corrigan, that he took a loaded gun, and rob decided that was his opportunity to get his kandi back. by killing emmett. >> reporter: why did he talk to emmett for eight minutes before he fired? the store was closing said the prosecutor. people were going home. >> i think he waited until there were no eyewitnesss and he executed emmett corrigan. >> reporter: a neat and tidy theory agreed the defense, but completely wrong. >> this fight started by emmett corrigan. >> reporter: rob was a nice guy, said the defense and it was emmett out of control. who kept amphetamines and steroids in his pickup truck, drugs with serious side effects. >> he had hyper irritability and as well impulsiveness, explosive temper. >> reporter: what really happened? rob didn't testify. a doctor backed his claim that because of his head wound, he simply couldn't remember. so the defense offered a theory that emmett started the fight, then the gun fell on the ground, he g

hall. hindsight how that the, will the trump -- is trump campaign happy so many potentially watched the trump town hall. the day, i sent out a tweet saying, the town hall format is not exactly the best format for the president because he is interacting with demeanor with not, it is not warm and fuzzy, shall we say? i am bringing this up because i presidentng from trump's perspective, which is better? a town hall or a campaign rally? from trump's perspective, there is nothing better than a campaign rally. andaides have tried to tell when there was a debate about the debate, they tried to convey, right now, just about no takes yourtwork rallies live. maybe fox news for part of it. the eyeballs you get from a debate or a national television event you do simply does not compare to you doing a rally or calling into foxbusiness news. own sense ofdents what he likes to do, he prefers a rally. >> i know he loves the rallies and seeing the people and hearing the cheers and applause and laughter perm

that's where city hall is. that's where mayor liccardo, we spoke to him about ten minutes ago, that's where he is right there at city hall. and that looks to be the destination for the protesters, whether theyik major injuries t we've heard of, we do know some local stores there, liquor stores an other stores have been holed up there, closing their door, and hoping that their businesses don't get vandalized. not many cases of vandalism but there are certainly a few. jessica? >> and raj, we have seen, live on the air, while we've been here, we've seen two arrests, one where a man was taken down and another where a woman was he wasfully arrested. we want to show you where an officer was hurt this. happened about an hour ago, you can see the officer there, down on the ground, and he's nestled right underneath that car. we didn't get to see the moments leading up to it, but we can say that he is injured enough that the other police officers are carrying him out. a person that is standing by, decided to come and hel

bill was bill hall jr. trucking. >> reporter: but for bill, it wasn't all work and no play. >> he was a daredevil.d he loved racing. in his later years, he loved hunting. he was a man's man. >> reporter: and also a bit of a ladies' man according to bill's cousin hank. >> you know, beautiful women. you work hard, you play hard. and you do things, you know, that you're not supposed to be doing.t he was great man, but he was not a perfect man. >> reporter: bill's pe imperfections became painfully clear nearly 32 years into theif marriage when frances says she got a call from a mysterious woman. f it was september 13th, 2013. friday the 13th. >> she goes, "you don't know me, but i'm having an affair with your husband."af >> reporter: wow. >> i was in shock. >> reporter: heartbroken, furious.ep frances says she confronted bill and asked, was it true. >> by that time, he is crying and telling me that he's sorry,s that it's true. i was devastated. >> reporter: this is three decades of marriage. >> i finally asked

but i loved bill hall jr. till the day i die. bill hall jr. all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> all of a sudden i realized, what's going on? why are they late? something definitely was wrong. he said, your family was in an accident. and my whole world just dropped out from underneath me. >> the scene told the story. >> what did you find? >> somet

hall with president trump.were at the same type on the east coast in the united states. and some viewers did flip back and forth. but i think there was more interest in the trump town hall because he not sat down with a journalistic interview, someone of the caliber of this ever since is he came down with coronavirus two weeks ago, he has been calling in to fox and calling his friends on the radio, he not sat down with a big interview. it was notable that he was challenged about his coronavirus testing history and other issues in the news. like his comments in the past about qanon, it was a news worthy interview, but there's been criticism about why the network decided to host a town hall with trump at the very same time that biden was scheduled to appear on abc, in some ways it was about a petty tv network rivalry, but the stakes are high with a few weeks left in the election and millions people voting. on a about. c, biden tried to appear to be above the fray and above the trump noise. trump as always, in the

>>@and not far from city hall. they're just around the corner from city hall at this point. this group of protesters. we haven't seen the group of protesters that were outside of city hall in a little bit because we've been focusing on this. but presumably, that group is still there. because this group hasn't grown any larger from when we started watching this maybe about 19 minutes ago. this group started escalating, and this whole situation here started escalating, just as we started the ak news. so we've been focused here. but earlier, we showed another group of a couple of hundred people, at least, outside of city hall, some of them with mare bodies on the grown, with their, you know, making a flank there. and we just had a little glimpse of another car, trying to divert from this area. kind of getting caught in this whole area. but it is, you know, it is just an odd thing to see, and now they've brought some sort of, it looks like a grocery cart in. put a sign on it, and we don't know what's going to happen. >> well, these are the beginning stages, from what we've seen

we saw that at the nbc town hall.: let's look at one of those answers, savannah guthrie asking limb about the spoo the y group qanon. >> i know nothing about it. i know they're very much against pedophilia. they fight it very hard. but i know nothing about it. howie: now, qanon, some qanon followers spread baseless conspiracy theories about satan worshiping child sex trafficking rings won by democrats. some people were surprised that the president was sort of mixed in his response. >> he's not mixed in the response. he was clear he didn't know much about the group at all. when the american people got the chance to ask the questions that concerned their futures, not just for them and their families but for their children, their friends, they asked serious yes, questions about the economy, serious questions about jobs coming back, questions about covid. savannah guthrie takes her time to ask about a crazy conspiracy theory to which the president said i don't know what you're talking about. he doesn't know anything about

presidency appearing in separate town halls. we'll get you caught up on the key moments. >>> and a worrying glimpse into what the coming months could look like with covid cases hitting highs in states across the u.s., and defiance as cases surge in europe. local leaders in one city are rejecting strict new measures by the prime minister. >>> on the night when joe biden and donald trump were supposed to share the same stage for their second debate, the two presidential candidates held competing town halls on rival television networks at the same time. you'll see the sharp contrast between them for yourself in just a moment. for biden, the format was familiar territory, to talk policy, although sometimes he avoided straight answers. when the event was over, he stayed to talk with voters off camera, and in contrast, that with the president, president trump was much more combative, his responses to pointed questions about the pandemic, white supremacy, conspiracy theories and other issues were largely defensive and peppered with fal

santa clara street moving past city hall. we are at fourth street right now and we just saw dozens of people running towards us here on 4th street. and again, there are so many people here, we can't tell exactly why they are oning towards us. they stopped and there is a crowd on this side of city hall. it's the opposite sit side of where you are hearing from damian, and as you can see, the protest seems to be moving this way. so now you can see the people in front of city hall. a lot of activity, a lot of what you are hearing is horning honks and motorcycles revving up, trying to cause noise. and people scaling the light poll now and for some reason, the running has stopped and we are starting to see people gathered here at sfi hall and now the streets have been cut off. and 4th and 23rd right now, traffic is at a stand still. and nothing is going on except the protest, which has now moved from the front of city hall out in the streets and that is where it is right now and people are gathering out here as we speak. >> scott,

>>live in oakland city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you so much dan there was also a rally in san francisco today at city hall and kron four's terisa stasio shows us what it looked like. >>march >>it was a moment of prayers and passionate pleas to reflect the past and honor the president at this juneteenth rally in san francisco. the street was shut down in front of san francisco city hall to give everyone apple space to gather safely during this time of a pandemic hundreds showed up including gwen woods. the mother of mario woods, what's was fatally shot by san francisco police officers in december of 2015. she called out the names of others had died at the hands of san francisco police officers. >>mario woods. can this party. now it's the time. luis gongora. jessica williams shane and his. >>mayor london breed had this to say in a statement quote juneteenth has always been so much more than a festival. it is a reminder of our history a reminder of the bonds of slavery of our long struggle for equality and it is a reminder that

the president's town hall is taking place in the same place where lester holt moderated a town hall with democratic nominee joe biden back on october 5th. president trump is being given the same amount of time in the same time slot that biden had. now, nbc has received some criticism for that schedule because on the east coast, it's airing opposite a separate town hall on abc news with joe biden. nbc released a statement saying in part, quote, if we were to move our town hall with president trump to a later time slot, we would be violating our commitment to offer both campaigns access to the same audience and the same forum. we hope voters will watch both discussions. if you missed the town hall with joe biden, it's on our website. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on biden town hall. you'll also find the town hall with president trump in the same location once it's over tonight. >>> the date is set. on october 22nd, the senate judiciary committee will vote on supreme court nominee amy coney barrett. committee chair senator lindsey graham made the announcement at this morning's meeting. he

damage to the beer hall, interviewing the beer hall manager, it was incredible. you have papers of the lawyers at the trial, both prosecution and defense. theof my favorites was unpublished memoir of the deputy prosecutor with interviews of hitler's, and he was not impressed. you had the tickets to the trial, in his file, you had to have these passes to get in because they were afraid of riots and attacks, hooligans coming in and trying to free hitler's. so they had these special passes, and his was there. there was hate mail. archive, was in the including something from the united states and how dare the prosecutor go after a patriot like hitler's? memoirs -- a patriot like hitler? was a memoir from hitler's bodyguard in munich. up, maybe saved his life. the valet who is marching arm in arm with hitler's at the -- arm in arm with hitler at the putsch, his memoir. the memoir of the woman who hid hitler in the attic. there is a plan to get hitler away before the police come, because it will becoming eventually. and hews an ardent nazi has a motorcycle, and the pla

hall. >> joe biden is a disaster, i will say.id you see last night? did you see the easy questions? did you watch that whole deal? did you see him a week ago with lester holt of nbc? come on, joe. come on, can we help you with the answer, joe? it's a disgrace. and you saw what i got last night, right? but it's okay. disappeared, nobody can find her. she's not too popular right now. but we enjoy her. we enjoyed it. >> sean: this is now the norm, savannah, georgia, the liberal friends in the media mob did not want donald trump to win. they are not fair arbiters, not doing their job, they are not journalists, they have an agenda and at this point they're not even trying to hide it. these are corrupt people. journalism, as i said in 2007, is dead. they have a clear and unbridled socialist agenda. they're doing everything in their power to destroy donald trump and protect the weak and the fail and the cognitively struggling joe biden. this is who they are, this is what they do. when you add to that massive social media giants and the

are they going to try to keep them contained to city hall if they won't disperse? there's already been vandalism there. >> it's not my role to tell them what their strategy is, they are the ones who are determining exactly what the strategy is, but what we do know is there going to do everything they can to try to disperse the crowd. we don't want a concentration of people when there's obviously been concentration. they're just going to arrest individuals and protesters who step over the line and attempt to touch officers in any way, obviously any assault will be immediately met via rest. >> mayor, we appreciate your time and appreciate you joining us and we will touch base with you throughout the evening and hopefully things will quiet down , your message to the protesters, go home. the statement has been made, it doesn't look like they are and we want to go now to len ramirez who is actually on the ground with all the activity. what's going on now? >> reporter: you can see the crowd getting jostled back, as the police department continues to push the crowd back t

in real time than the joe biden town hall. the real question to me is, if knowing in hindsight how the town hall went, it is the trump campaign happy that potentially so many people watched that trump town hall in real time? [laughter] jonathan: i'm glad you pointed that out, because earlier in the day, i sent out a tweet saying, let's be clear, the townhall format is not exactly the best format for the president, because he is interacting with people. sort of his demeanor with people, as we saw in the abc townhall a couple weeks ago, it is not warm and fuzzy, i will put it like that. i am bringing all of this up. i am wondering from president trump's perspective, which is better, a town hall campaign or a rally? ashley: from trump's perspective, there is nothing better than a campaign rally. his aides have tried to tell him when there was a debate about the debate, they try to convey to him that's right now, just about no cable network takes your rallies live. maybe fox news for part of that, depending on what time the rally

president trump arriving in miami for a town hall that will go head to head with the joe biden town hall in philadelphia. the debate that was scheduled for tonight was canceled after president trump refused to take part virtually, despite his coronavirus infection. our political correspondent, arlette saenz, is covering the biden campaign for us. she's in philadelphia already. what should we expect from this town hall tonight? >> reporter: well, wolf, joe biden will be taking questions directly from voters as he participates in an abc news town hall here in philadelphia. this town hall coming about, happening on the night that that second presidential debate was supposed to be held. the biden campaign had agreed to a virtual debate but the president canceled it. once he backed out, the biden campaign said that they were going to make other plans, scheduling this town hall. biden has participated in quite a few town halls over the course of his candidacy, including several with cnn, and his campaign in the past have felt these have been favorable formats for the former vice president to s

they weren't in the street by city hall, but then they started to move away from city hall and this is where we see them now and hopefully that suv can move off to the side and get to safety. somebody appears to be either lying in the street. >> it looks like it might just be a pylon or cone. i can tell you, earlier there was some violence and there were some things that did erupt but mainly look like this, protesters out in the middle of the street blocking traffic. were seeing them running now and hopefully doesn't get unruly to some extent but it looks like the officers are staying put in one place not is to run after anything that might be going on, violent in any way. >> i see what you're talking about, there's the orange cones in a barricade sign, sandwich board sign out in the middle of the road and certainly traffic has been blocked in the downtown area on santa clara as well as the sidestreets for quite some time. the protest originally, the demonstration started about 3:00 at city hall, but again we pointed out that big truck that was on 101, there it is again, that does appe

what a run by breece hall.n to get him on the ground after nik bonitto couldn't do it. >> todd m.: he had to talk his way back into the game with the left ankle injury he had. the trainers said, you know what, i'm going in, doesn't matter. to have that big play is huge. >> todd b.: and just poor tackling from oklahoma. saw this last week in a couple of instances in the meltdown against kansas state and could not have happened at a worth time than right now. >> sean: 36-yard run and stays on his feet again and scores. touchdown, iowa state, the cyclones go back on top with 4:06 to go. >> todd b.: credit tom manning and this iowa state offense, staying aggressive. running right at this oklahoma defense for the first time tonight has the look of defeat a little bit. that possession, they didn't tackle well. they got out of gaps. first time we've seen that. >> sean: big extra point for a seven-point lead. connor assalley, up and good. breece hall, quiet for a lot of the night but stepped to the terry forefront when

the hall of justice. we are hearing that police are at the front steps of the hall of justice. this is off of the bryant area, to pro-vent protesters from coming in. the crowd could be as large as 10,000. they marched from mission high school and made their way to right in front of the hall of justice. so far very peaceful. a lot of families and youth there. we'll have a full report tonight at 11:00. >> that's one of the biggest protests we've covered here in the last week. we would like you to join our team here at nbc tomorrow night for an nbc bay area news special called "race in america, the conversation." we're devoting an entire hour to exploring the racial divide in our country and here in the bay area. join marcus washington, jessica aguirre and janelle tomorrow night at 6:30. >> that's going do it for us. we appreciate your time. we'll have updates tonight and full news cast at 11:00. >>> i miss him. ? it hurts my heart. i cry at night, man. >> the positive call for change we're seeing in so many

rob rider has also walked me through brooks hall, the city's attic. i was born here, and i've been studying the history of san francisco since i was a young boy, and my father would drive me around and point out historical places. when my students visit city hall, i tell them to try to put themselves in the position of the first people in there in 1906. so much has happened in that building. i feel my background as an educator could be helpful to the commission because i know that part of its work is educating the public about the building and its uses. i think i can be helpful in making progress toward the raising of money for the upkeep. i understand that one of the projects is the resurfacing of the dome, so any way that i can be helpful, i'd love to do so. thanks for considering me. >> chair ronen: thank you so much for applying. you seem like a perfect addition to the body. thanks again, and i don't see any questions from my colleagues, and so we will move onto mr. james haas, which is a reappointment. >> yes, good morning, supervisors. am i conn

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i think the town hall format suits joe biden. sometimes he does not do so well with those gotcha questions. what should trump do? what should be going on? people coming g up and saying i have lost my heaealth insururan, how w will you help me? you have seen presidentnt trumpo very poorlrly with that. hihis technique was arguingng wh the questioner, talking over them, doesn't work. it does not work when it is a member of the public. >> can i ask you a question about amy coney barrett's nomination? let me put to the question to you. amy coney barrett as supreme court judge, i was reading that she only had three years of experience as judge. is that normal to go from m suca low positionn to there? >> you have a long judiciaial careerer, you make a a lot of ts me up at t these hearirings. they are actually preferring to gogo for peoplee who have had shorter experience on the bench because i don't have to relitigate all these decisions they have made over the loan career. >> it is the case of picking someone more malleable. i'm thinki

are you guys concerned about people at city hall -- 1,000 people a day went into city hall until you guys closed it up. i'm just wondering, if you done any research -- >> jackson, can you turn down your youtube feed? we cannot understand your question. >> basically, i understand a screener at city hall has tested positive, a cadet at sf sheriff department -- can you hear me now? >> we can hear you now. okay. so a screener has tested positive, and we were just wondering what's been the fallout from that? do you know the potential of those being exposed? >> you'll have to turn down your youtube screen. you've got to mute it because you're coming in choppy. as i understand it, your question is what is being done for screening at city hall -- done regarding screening at city hall because some sheriff's deputies have tested positive for covid-19. >> i didn't catch that. i'm sorry. can you repeat? >> i'm going to repeat your question. you're asking about sheriff's deputies that have tested positive for covid-19 at city hall, and if there's anything different being done at city hall for scr

the demonstrators made their way down to city hall. they blocked the road as they marched down. >>> the warriors will not be part of the nba's plan to finish the season next month in orlando. 22 teams will report to orlando's disney world next month. 13 from the west, 9 from the east. they will play eight regular season games and then go into the 16-team playoffs. the owners are expected to approve that plan tomorrow. >>> meantime, steph curry and klay thompson joined their teammate at a peaceful protest at lake merritt. >> this is a step in the right direction. we don't have a million people have a crowd. that's all you need. >> damian lee also spotted at the demonstration. curry joined by his wife aisha. >>> up next, we will go back out live to the massive >>> let's go back out to kpix5's kenny choi. he has been following a peaceful march across san francisco. >> he is live at the hall of justice right now. hi, ken. >> reporter: liz, hi. good evening to you guys. we just heard from some of the organizers of this peaceful protest so f

very combative town hall. flip side no problem with the abc doing the joe biden town hall.ifference in tone when you hear republicans spout this whole bias thing, do you kind of get it a little bit or do you think it's overplayed? >> well, this is exhibit 527 of a very uneven playing field. different networks, different styles i get that. by and large. george stephanopolous was better than the cnn and nbc. he didn't ask anything about the recent hunter biden story. the only time he followed up repeatedly is when biden continued to be evasive on the question of court packing and plans for the supreme court. so when you talk about the culture clash here i would say that it was "good morning america" as a friendly tea party and the "today" show on steroids. >> trace: to your point about the hunter biden "new york post" story. how does the twitter and controversy, how does that not come up? example a, story one yesterday. one or two all day, howie, how does it not come up in the joe biden town hall? >> i can't imagine why stephanopoulos chose not to ask a question or two. i und

by sunday, nbc knew that the biden town hall would be at 8:00 p.m.r the last four days they made a choice to schedule it head to head with biden. my conclusion, don, and after speaking with sources at nbc today, is that trump wants this. trump wants a head-to-head match-up and nbc has decided to give it to him. >> unbelievable. we're hearing there's some internal backlash, brian. >> oh, yeah, definitely some internal backlash, people at the network saying this is collusion between the network and the campaign. but the view of nbc is they had a town hall for biden at 8:00 p.m. last week so they're having a town hall for trump at the same time this week. >> come on. >> that's the view from management. >> come on. >> i can tell you someone from abc called nbc and said you move your town hall and the response was heck no, we scheduled ours first. this is kind of petty, don, and the viewers are the ones that lose. >> yeah, because they are going to have to -- look, i've already said this, i cannot believe that nbc would do this. it does not inform the ele

their line at city hall so that happened just moments ago. >> you were also mentioning earlier that there's other side street showing unruly behavior going on, people running amok and taking this as a license to go because folks are so preoccupied and focused on this particular area where protests are, are you still seeing some of that happening? >> reporter: definitely, most of the crowd is right in the middle on santa clara street, they are yelling right now atan to step away from that because it started getting pretty hairy and pretty violent, not sure if u your images, but there are a lot of items being thrown right now. deputies just got hit right now, we see a couple of them trying to talk to the protesters and trying to calm them down, so not sure what's going to happen here as items are being directly thrown at the deputies, as you can see, they are starting to walk towards city hall so they are really trying to box in these protesters and hopefully make them disperse onto the outer streets. >> if you're just joining us we are giving you live coverage right now of downtown san jose

>> well, look, there were two town halls tonight, lawrence. i will tell you i spent the bulk of my time watching who i believe will be the next president of the united states, joe biden. but i will tell you there were two town halls and we saw two different things. we saw a leader in joe biden. and what i saw from president trump were more lies, more skirting of the issues. at one point president trump asserted that the daca program and dreamers were two different things. what i saw in joe biden, though, was someone who understood the nuances of the issues that the american people are dealing with and someone who is so committed to answering the american people's questions after almost every question he asked -- did i answer your questions? and when the town hall was over, joe biden stayed to answer more questions from voters who didn't get a chance to ask. and folks were taking out note cards. he stayed for more than 30 minutes. so i will just have to tell you this election is a choice, in our opinion, a choice between the vision that vice-pr

in new york city dug to occupy city hall protesters have taken over the city hall park with the new york times noting that what started on a patch of lawn in a few square feet has now taken over most of the park and drawn extensive attention across social media they have one goal and one goal on. too deep on the new york city police department to the tune of $1000000000.00 and it's there in the heart of the real fight for justice and equality we start watching the horrors . if you want to know what's going on a city in the streets you want to see. it is so you like to see the rises the joys of state and city employees drone strikes mass graves city displays systemic deception is still a show but it sure does sound when some when the joke is. welcome i want to watch you are i robot and i'm in the crowd and joining us today to discuss new york city's occupy city hall movement is jamie tiber good director of development for new york city's bring new york communities for change thank you so much for joining us jamie a pleasure to have you on. thanks for having me on today. occupy city h

next, media's reaction to the town halls.. ♪ ♪ greg: they were okay with joe but trump, that's a no. president trump holding a town hall at the same time as biden, caused the media to set what's left of their hair on fire. >> this is an outright embarrassing rating ploy on behalf of nbc. i am shocked and surprised that they would allow the president of the united states to do the programming and manipulate them into doing this. greg: shock and surprise over a ratings ploy. that's rich. >> are you as mad as everyone else is that they are doing a town hall with president trump tomorrow instead of the debate? [laughter] >> i am not touching that. [laughter] greg: thankfully, homer heads prevailed on the view. >> four more years of this, i believe that. the supreme court, god forbid they take the senate again. we are doomed. people need to vote. >> don't flip out. greg: never been right so that is good news. many on the left call a boycott for nbc saying this decision was bad for our democracy. the networks are required to give e

in new york city the occupy city hall protesters have taken over the city hall park with the new york times noting that what started on a patch of lawn in a few square feet as now taken over most of the park and drawn extensive attention across social media they have one goal and one goal only to deep on the new york city police department to the tune of $1000000000.00 and it's there in the heart of the real fight for justice and equality that we start watching the hawks. on a city street. that is so you'd like to see that this is joyce state. great city desolate systemic dissent says so which. brings up the bill. welcome everyone to watching the i robot and in the crowd and joining us today to discuss new york city's occupy city hall movement is jamie tiber good director of development for new york city's new york communities for change thank you so much for joining us jamie a pleasure to have you on. thanks for having me on today. occupy city hall is demanding a $1000000000.00 taken off the new york city police department budget that is actually not as big of an ask as one imagines