anita: they clearly are. i talked to a lot of his supporters and people close toe e white house that work for him and left and worked o, e campaignd they see this as the russia investigation, they say that it is exactly the same thing. you couldn't get him on rousia sore trying to get him on something else. they don't see it as very different and they think it is even me significant becauseus now it is coming as he i starting his reelection campaign. laura: anita kumar from umartico, thanks for.eing with anita: thanks for having me. laura: in other news from around the world, in iraq, security lashing with tigovernment protesters for a second day in baghdad and other citid an two people have been killed in the south. demonsators are gry at the lack of jobs and public services and widespread corruption. u.s. presidential candidate berniendidders is recovering fr surgery. he had two stents inserted for a blocked artery. he was taken to hosp aal on tuesdaft s sfering chest pains in las vegas. he is said to be ch

and anita kumar, white house correspondent and associate editor for politico. good evening and welcome to you all. carol, for these two phone calls to have been made, it almost means by definition the president would have cast off the rigor and the expertise and the advice of the people on the payroll who are supposed to be around him to counsel him in these areas. looking at what this has touched off, remembering this is the issue mattis resigned over, can you find anyone in the administration willing to talk this up with a straight face? >> nobody on the record, brian. and i'm so glad you brought up that this is not the first time that expert advice has been rejected by this president on this exact issue. the withdrawal or the threat of withdrawal of u.s. forces in december of 2018, which the president made precipitously, basically broke general mattis' heart, the defense secretary, and was the reason that he resigned his post. and it was so outrageous to many of the people who had worked alongside the allies, the kurds, or the sdf, who had as the president h

[applause] thank you, anita.et me also just express on a personal level the loss and, rick, you were kind enough to do this at the groundbreaking of jen macs. these are folks that 90% of you don't know who the hell i'm talking about. but everyone sitting here for the mayor's office, we lost jen in 2014 and she was one of the principle leaders of this effort as well. there is an old saw about san francisco that says san francisco is nothing more than 47 square miles surrounded by reality. which is a wonderful way to describe this whacky and wonderful place we call home. a city, not dissimilar to our state, of dreamers and doers and entrepreneurs, a city that prides itself on being on the leading and cutting edge. but what it was messing is what every american city in the united states had all right. and that was a venue like this that can hold 10-plus thousand people. that was the missing ingredient. so, let me just acknowledge and applaud the extraordinary commitment the warriors come back home to make real their

. >> and pretty soon, i d anita hill's name, and i called her up >> narrator: anita hill had employmentnityt the eql commission. >> according to hill's affidavit, thomas talked about pornographic materials depting individuals with large penises or brets involved in various sex acts. >>ere is a person who is in charge of protecting rigs of women.wo he is also really violating the ws that he'shehere to enforce. >> it wajust a giant explosion. i, i... (laughs) i mean, i walked up to capitol hill... (makes explosion sound) was like ikmushroom cloud. >> good evening.en we begin tonight with thepo ntial for political explosion on capitol hl. >> clarence thomas ran into trouble toy. >> questions are growing over charges of sexual harassment agnst thomas... >> narrator: as the story broke, senator mitch mcconnell rushed to the senate floor. t>> as soon as the presid announced his choice, the special interest groups lined up their firing squad and vowed to bork him and to kill him politically. the process iseing hijacked... >> narrator: mcconnell saw the legations against thomas as yet another l

and anita kumar, associate editor at politico. walter, let me start with you.ney says the president won't profit from this. therefore, not a conflict. assess that claim. >> well, that's a ridiculous thing for mulvaney to say. essentially it boils down to this, the president of the united states participated in a contract award to his own business. >> this is the figurative equivalent if he reaches into the treasury, grabs a chunk of money and says don't worry, i'm not taking more than i'm spending. that's no defense at all. and certainly if it had been mick mulvaney who owned this property he'd be prosecuted and convicted of a felony and wouldn't be able to say oh, i broke even. >> anita, that comment we played from adam kinzinger, republican from illinois, he said he's not happy about this, but then he said, why? why not just given all the questions this raises, all the grief this causes the white house, why not just have it somewhere else? what is the answer to that? >> that is great question and one i was wondering yesterday because as you mentioned the hous

anita kumar, white house correspondent and associate editor for politico. jonathan swan, national political reporter from axios. robert costa, reporter for "washington post" and moderator of "washington week" on pbs. robert, i'd like to begin with you. you and phil rucker, 6:00 a.m. dropped this story on the growing concern, the sickening feeling especially among republicans in the senate, especially among the vulnerable republicans in the senate. well, look at what's going to happen tomorrow. a guy who the president would be fond of calling central casting. a lieutenant colonel, active duty, u.s. army, decorated veteran, specialist within the nsc. >> brian, the political moves by house republicans over the past week have gotten the headlines. storming in the impeachment hearing room. you have matt getz, the congressman from florida, mark meadows from north carolina all rallying to the president's side. yet when phil rucker and i were reporting on the senate gop over the past week, a totally different scene. that's alarming to this white house. each senator

anita, just read ago snippet from the article. you write in part "the president's personal lawyer has now found himself at the center of an unfolding controversy, to numerous trump advisers, though, the appearances have hurt more than they've helped the president. rudy right now needs to focus on himself and not ukraine, said an outside trump adviser." if you watch or listen to this program on a regular basis, anita, i'm certain that you do, this is a question they have been asking for a few months now, how is it that rudy giuliani continues to be able to have the president's ear, continues to be able to go on television and speak on behalf of the president and the administration? have we reached a breaking point? >> i mean, it's a great question because we have talked to a lot of people who wonder the same thing and a lot of very prominent republicans are counseling the president to, as you said, dump him or get rid of him or at least sideline him from doing these very confusing, contradictory media interviews. listen, you have t

i still believe anita hill. [cheers] i still believe dr. christine ford. [cheers] and i believe deborah ramirez. amy: the weekend rally at the supreme court came after justices announced friday they will weigh the constitutionality of louisiana's anti-choice legislation, which requires any doctor performing an abortion to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital. pro-choice groups call such statutes trap laws, or "targeted regulation of abortion provoviders." they say the louisiana law would leave the state with just a single doctor legally allowed to perform abortions. meanwhile, the court is set to hear arguments tuesday in three cases to determine whether lgbtq people can be fired from their jobs due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. after headlines, we will have more on what's been described as the most important case directly addressing lgbtq people ever to reach the united states supreme court. in hong kong, tens of thousands of protesters defied a ban on face masasks saturday and marchd through a pouring rain storm as the prohibi

inside the senate offices, clarence thomas prepared to answer anita hill's alilgatis.il senator alanon was in the room. >> we, we sat with thoma and i told him my theory of political life: an attack unanswered is anttack believed.ly not ha but agreed to. and he was teary. but i said, "you must have something to say." he said, "i do." he said, "i real s do have something to say." >> this is a circus. it's a national disgrace. and as far as i'm concerned, it is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to thi for themselves, to do for themselves, to haveen diffideas. >> i remember sitting behind a senator and hearing that and just feeling like a bomb had gone off in the room. and it suckeall the oxygen out of the room. >> and it is a message thatou unlessowtow to an old order, this is what will happen to you. you will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured by a committee of the u.s., u.s. senate rather than hunfrom a tree. >> the question is on the of clarence thomasorgia.nation the clerk will call the roll. >> up to robert bork, there was a sense of civility to ts, that

santa anita park closed for valuation in march when more than 20 horses died over the course of 3 months when the park reopened later that month. there were several changes in how the horses were treated. the california horse racing board started investigating trainers over the summer to determine if they played any role in the string of course deaths for more parents are pleading guilty in the college admissions bribery scandal, >>michaud dge. john adams manual enrique has and elizabeth henriquez are set to change their pleas all of them on monday in federal court in boston. each faces charges of fraud and money laundering. they previously pleaded not guilty 15 other parents previously admitted guilt in their plea deals, including actress felicity huffman over the weekend husband was spotted in acree a green prison jumpsuit at dublin's federal prison in the east bay. she is currently in her 5th day of her 2 weeks ends for her role in the college admissions scandal. we want to bring >>mentioned to you a bit ago about a former 49 coach stopping a young gunman at a high school this happene

so, anita kumar, let's talk about those senate republicans for a moment. a lot of them are in a box. some of them are in a vice. again, this is a tellable story. mueller came and went. no one reads the report, but give people a phone call with understandable white hats and black hats and language and this is a story the democrats hope they can tell. >> right. they're very uncomfortable with this as you said. and, you know, the resolution that jonathan mentioned that even though it was watered down, you had some people onboard with that and they're say, well, there's no need for that now because the house is going to vote and it was all about the vote for them. so, yes, i mean, they have to s sort of figure out what to do. they're trying to keep their heads down but the president really won't let them. he is pushing them to support him even though he's come out and said exactly what the democrats are saying which is he made this call, we've heard, seen at least a partial transcript. we've heard from the acting chief of staff and so all of it's sort of been

santa anita safety measures put horse and rider safety above all else. there is an expected level of safety and accountability that is required to participate at a strong group racetrack if anything less is found which could have contributed to this incident. they will be addressed immediately these trainers and the people that work for santa's knee and everything they treat these sources just like their own kids protesters were out here saturday before the horse was injure >>calling for an end to horse racing. counter protesters were here too. things got contentious between the 2 groups outside the racetrack and with another horse death. the called the stop horse racing altogether is a little louder many believe though that's an overreaction i don't think they women a horse racing, it's been around forever. >>this year's breeders cup world championships are scheduled to take place is santa anita on november, 1st and a member second. now to the south bay where a man has been arrested for starting several fires in milpitas last week peculiar story here fo

>>> yet another resource with euthanize at santa anita racetrack this weekend. the death makes 34 since last december. a three-year-old gelding suffered a leg injury during a race yesterday. the track has been under extreme scrutiny since a rash of deaths started getting moore media attention this year than seasons past. read bracing at the hall park was halted where examinations were conducted on the track. animal rights advocates have's demanded an end to run horseracing . >>> military is mourning the loss of three u.s. army soldiers who were killed this morning while training at fort stewart near savannah georgia. soldiers were riding in an armored vehicle when it rolled over and crash. three other soldiers were hurt. to release from hospital, the third is release. expected to be okay. they belong to the third intra- tree division. >>> in syria the largest withdrawal of u.s. troops is now underway. the departure marks the symbolic and major u.s. presence in the region. the troops may not be going far. defense secretary says most of the troops are being deploy

. >>> no scheduled races on the calendar today after another horse died at santa anita park. bye-bye beautiful making her second career start she suffered a leg injury and had to be euthanized. this is the fourth since the santa anita fall meat which began the 27th these 2/36 death of a horse since last december. the california racing board announced it will issue a report in december to provide a strategy to avoid any more horse injuries or deaths. >>> a human rights activist shot answers injured in the philippines is back home in san francisco. brad henley arrived at sfo early saturday morning following a 20 hour overseas medical flight. the 37-year-old is now recovering from what family members and friends are calling and attempted assassination. they are delighted he survived and is back home in his native san francisco >> the fact that he went to this whole different country with a different community to do the work that he was doing, he is a really special person.>> it is a powerful story. it is also fairly something that has happened to a lot of people who live in the

. >> anita, let's assume the best, okay? let's be glass half full opmists this friday. and the best case scenario here for rudy giuliani is this is terrible optics, this is really bad optics, right? even if that's the case, how much longer do you think it's politically attenable for him to be by the president's side? >> it's interesting because when you talk to rudy giuliani, he says he's staying by the president's side. but i think you've seen a couple of signs maybe team trump is tiring of him a little bit. and this was even before these arrests. there were a lot of people saying before the arrests that they did not like rudy giuliani's appearances on tv. and, you know, he had sometimes some erratic contradictory tv appearances. so they already were tiring of him. but we've seen a couple of signs. the president saying he wanted to get trey gowdy to come onto his team. there's some disagreement whether he can do that. he can't influence congress before january because of lobby rules but he can appear on tv, he can be a surrogate. we also saw yesterday i was there when

santa anita's vet decided to euthanize the horse.imal rights groups have called for a suspension of racing at santa anita until more is learned about the rash of horse deaths. >>> a warning from a comcast xfinity customer who said he could see inside a neighbor's home with his surveillance camera. edward callahan lives with his partner outside philadelphia. he said he could see and hear people talking in their kitchen after opening the xfinity app on his phone. that's when his partner realized they knew the family. >> having someone look into your home, the space that you consider very personal, it's alarming, it's scary. you're not sure who is watching. you're not sure what level of integrity they have or what they would do with whatever they're seeing. >> xfinity released a statement, writing in part, we're very sorry this happened and we have a technical team researching the issue and we'll make sure this doesn't happen again. >>> all right. look at that. that video there is a scary moment yesterday when the university of oklahoma

>>has died at santa anita park, it is the at the track since h doorstep last december. officials say the horse died of an apparent heart attack on saturday and neck rub see will confirm its exact cause of death. santa anita park closed for evaluation in march after more than 20 horses died over the course of 3 months when it reopen later that month there were numerous changes just how the horses were treated in over the summer the california horse racing board began investigating trainers to see if they played any role in the string of horse r days now streaming live local news 24 hours a day with no commercials. the service is called kron on you can get caught up with the latest breaking news and weather any time of day. >>visit kron on dot tv to start watching now. kansas city police arrest, one of the suspects in a fatal bar shooting who they're still looking for tonight and a big rig goes up in flames in dublin what caused this fire early this morning. >>i recall martin in washington. the supreme court is taking on a historic case to determine if lgbtq americans are

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i will have the details coming up. >>> another horse died at the santa anita racetrack this weekend. 33 horses have died at that racetrack in less than a year. the 5-year-old gelding died yesterday after a suspected heart attack after a jog on the training track. the horse named kentucky colonel had five wins in 20 career starts. racing at the park has come under intense scrutiny after the high number of deaths in recent months. despite that racing at the track resumed today. >>> a second whistleblower has come forward claiming to have firsthand knowledge of president trump's phone call with the president of ukraine. here's more now from washington. >> reporter: republicans on capitol hill don't think much of another whistleblower surfacing reportedly with some firsthand information about the july 25th phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine. >> this is person is going to say yup, the president had this phone call and yup, that's the transcript. i mean why should i care at all what his opinion or judgment of this transcript is? you and i can read it. >> report

santa anita park closed for evaluation back in march after more than 20 horses died over the course ofhs. the park has since made changes in how the horses are treated. the e r is investigating trainers to see if they had any role in the string of deaths. (darya) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... the 49ers are now 4 and 0 for the áfirst time since 19-90. highlights from their showdown against the browns, coming up. (darya) and then... school construction projects across the state will get billions of dollars thanks to a new measure governor newsom signed. ( darya ) and we will continue covering the high fire danger across the bay area. here is another look at the map showing where the power could be shut off because of high winds. we'll have more in a live report. pigs are destroying yards and public parks in the east bay.( james ) pepole in lafayette say the the pigs are costing them thousands of dollars. kron4's dan thorne shows us the damage they're causing and what's being done to try and stop them. piles of torn up grass and dirt have popped up at lafayette community park..

our goal is zero. >> reporter: after the disastrous stretch of deaths last spring at santa anita andhe voluntary closing of the track veterinarian dionne benson was hired to oversee new protocols. a team of vets now monitors every horse. race day medications are limited. pain masking drugs are tested for. new technology will eventually check for hidden injuries. a new drainage system was installed, and the track surface is examined with ground penetrating radar. >> shut them down! >> reporter: peta's national vice president kathy guillermo says that's not good enough. >> the industry has gotten away with murder for a lot of years, and we don't have good statistics on how many horses have actually died. >> reporter: the los angeles district attorney's office has been investigating these fatalities for months but has yet to issue its report. the sport of kings is in trouble with declining attendance as well as a tarnished image, but outside of california, sweeping reforms on a national level have yet to get out of the starting gate. norah? >> o'donnell: all right, don, thank you. and n

. >> anita kumar, why do you think a guy like mick mulvaney would walk into that briefing room and in effect light himself on fire on live television? >> well, obviously he was sent out there with a specific message about the g7 being at trump doral next year. he knew he would get questions about ukraine. he was briefed and ready for those questions and he was supposed to stick to that message, the message we have been hearing for weeks. but he had a lot of questions and a lot of relentless questioning and eventually said this. and of course we saw him quickly backtrack on that. and, you know, i think that initially i had heard that from a lot of people that trump was initially pleased with how he had done. he liked his attitude. he was sparring with reporters, talking back, saying it doesn't matter, who cares. get over it is the line you used. but when he saw the publicity this was getting and realized what had happened, obviously he was the one that said he had to get back there and fix this and clean this up. but the damage is done and members of congress will be using that stateme

he does not want to run against me. >> what do you make of that, anita?en you talk to people close to the president, the one thing they have in common right now that they're saying over and over again is that whatever has happened this last two weeks has pushed joe biden out, that he's not going to be the nuominee. they feel very strongly or positively it's not going to be joe biden. they've already moved on. they think it's going to be elizabeth warren. >> i agree with that. first, she's smart and second she's happy. she's a happy warrior. >> she loves this -- >> joe biden when he launch his race he came right at the charlottesville issue. look, the vice president and his son were cleared of any wrongdoing or criminality, but there are voters who will still see the hunter biden story as swampy. look, in this town a lot of family members of politicians make a lot of money they're otherwise unqualified to do. if that was a disqualifier donald trump wouldn't be in office and half the senate would be sechlty. >> they are feeling very good about that one piec

i wanted to know we saw what happened with the anita hill. we saw what happened with christine deformed. three times a charm. what will happen if we face this again. >> i think one of the things it was most clinging to is that when she did come forward, which she was made public and there was a determination that there would be hearing that anita hill actually wrote this pretty incredible opinion piece at that moment in time and they're trying to negotiate what the rules of that hearing would be and she noted that 70 years after her experience of coming forward and having to testify, this committee had still not come up with a protocol and how to handle and how to feel the allegation of sexual assault or obligations. not having so many years at the shoot him juan pierre into me is it too. i think that what is clear is that in these cases, your talking shifts in cultural there's nono question that anita hill think will allow clarence thomas was ultimately confirmed and on a specific work that she did the usual sort of shift cultural and its us

santa anita safety measures put horse and rider safety above all else. there is an expected level of safety and accountability that is required to participate at a strong group racetrack if anything less is found which could have contributed to this incident. they will be addressed immediately these trainers and the people that work for santa's knee and everything they treat these sources just like their own kids protesters were out here saturday before the horse was injured. >>calling for an end to horse racing. counter protesters were here too. things got contentious between the 2 groups outside the racetrack and with another horse death. the called the stop horse racing altogether is a little louder many believe though that's an overreaction i don't think they women a horse racing around forever. now is great mills reporting this year's breeders cup world championships are set to take place at santa anita. >>that will be on november first and second. >>if you have not noticed gasoline prices are really expensive right now prices are hovering around th

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[laughter] >> i really appreciate your journalism with the supreme court justices and then anita hill we saw that happen with anita hill and doctor ford do you think three times is a charm quick. >> i think one of the things worth pointing to that when doctor ford did come forward her allegation was made public and there was a determination there would be hearings that there was an incredible opinion piece that they tried to negotiate what the rules would be and she said so many years after her experience of coming forward to testify that committee still did not come up how to handle sexual assault. but also one year into #metoo. 's you are tracking cultural attitudes there are inflections with a question that anita hill while clarence thomas was confirmed on the supreme court that she played a huge role of attitudes toward sexual harassment and we will be watching to see the impact but meanwhile what about the judiciary committee get some protocols in place. [applause] >> thank you for all the work you have done but having him interrupt you all night has been one of the most frustrat

i still believe anita hill. [cheers] i still believe dr. christine ford.nd i believe deborah ramirez. [cheers] pressley.t is ayanna chase strangio, if you could summarize brett kavanaugh's career in this last year, his judicial record on the supreme court and respond to the call for his impeachment. his first terms on the bench. this is his first full term on the bench. what strikes me as most important in this moment is that it is a reminder of the power that these nine human beings hold over our lives. he will be hearing a case tomorrow that is directly about sex discrimination in the workplace, including, i might note, sexual harassment in the workplace, sexual v violence in the workplace. so he has s the power, along wih his eight colleagues, to really decide what the law is going to permit, what it is going to require, and how we as human beings in this country are either going to be protected or cast aside. so whether or not he is impeached, whether or not we can look back on clarence thomas and alall of the accusations against these individuals, i t

i wanted to know we saw it happen with anita hill. we saw what happened with christine.o you think three times as a charm. what will happen if we face this again. >> i think that one of the things that was most or worse was pointing to was when christine, did come forward. when her allegation was made public and there was a determination that there would be a a hearing. that anita hill actually wrote this pretty an incredible opinion piece about that moment in time when they were trying to negotiate what the rules of that would be.le she noted that so many years after her experience of coming forward, and having to testify, this committee had still not come up with the protocol and how to handle and had a field and an allegation of sexual assault allegations. what it does say, natalie 70 years after she ca forward but into me is it too. and so it is clear is these cases you know chucking cases and cultural attitudes. there is no question that anita hill, while clarence thomas was ultimately confirmed and there on the supreme court that she did play a huge role in helping

anita mcbride, who serves on our board of directors. in addition to being on the board, she chairs the education committee which is our david m rubenstein national center for white house history and our presidential sites summit committee where every two years we convene 200 presidential sites across the country. it will happen again in september in dallas, texas in 2020. she is at the center for congressional studies at american university. she is a leading authority on the role of the history of first lady's. she has worked for four presidents and was chief of staff to laura bush. patricia mattson, with us tonight, was a speechwriter and press assistant for patricia nixon and continued in the office of the first lady for betty ford. distinctad extremely career in strategic and munication's, including many years in senior roles at capital city cbc. debbie, who worked for more than 30 years as curator of the white house, retiring as chief curator. she is a great colleague for us of the association. she has worked with us and continues t

. >>> 5:21 and at the santa anita racetrack, another horse died. what happened before the race began? >>> we are learning more about the suspect in a horrific attack on homeless men sleeping in new york. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. horseracing will continue tomorrow after another horse died at the santa anita racetrack over the weekend. a 5-year-old horse named kentucky colonel died saturday of an apparent heart attack after a jog on the scrutiny now horses have died in less than a year. >>> police in kansas city arrested one of the two men wanted in connection with a shooting at a bar where four people died and five were wounded. investigators believed one of the men caused a disruption at the bar saturday night and returned at about 1:30 sunday morning with guns. one man is in custody in the second suspect is considered armed and dangerous. >>> dozens gathered for a candlelight vigil to remember four men shot and killed at the bar and the bartender said three of them were regular customers in the fourth victim was from out-of-town. >>> we

santa anita said to be the host for the breeders cup world championship.irst and second. >>for your health some frozen sausage patties sold at walmart being pulled off the shelves because of possible salmonella contamination. georgia's prepared foods is recalling more than 6,000 pounds holmes of ready to eat pork and turkey, sausage patty products. the problem was discovered when the firm notified the usda. the firm's 3rd party cold storage facility had inadvertently shipped the ready to eat products to stores. there haven't been any reports of anyone getting sick. but if you have any of the recalled sausages you should discard or return them get more information about the recall at the us da's website. >>this weekend marks 28 years since the deadly oakland fire storm survivors came together in oakland last night to remember all the victims of the firestorm it started on october 19th and 20th 19 91 in the hills of northern oakland and southeastern berkeley. but the time the fire was finally out 25 people have died another 150 were injured. and thousands of

. >> rachel, let me ask you about something that struck me, anita, sorry about that. chuck grassley yesterday coming out with a statement yesterday defending the whistleblower essentially taking a swipe at his republican colleagues who have tried to undercut the process for filing these whistleblower claims and spreading disinformation. how significant is that from grassley knowing that, yes, she a huge advocate of whistleblower protection. for him to feel the need to put out a statement like this at a moment when pompeo is blocking congress from getting the depositions they need and the documents they need on this front. >> i doily the it's very significant. i don't think you can underestimate that. now, chuck grassley is the kind of guy that has gone out there before and broken with his party on a couple things. i think it's significant because of what the president is saying. the president is out there. his rhetoric is getting stronger every day saying the whistleblower should be outed. he wants to talk to the whistleblower. so i think that he was sending a message

i believe anita hill and i was appalled to listen to him. know, as i've gotten older, listen to him invoke that history it's so deeply disturbing. and no, lynching is not a thing that only happened to african-americans, but it was certainly one of the primary ways the state enforced its supreme power to determine african-american life. and trump is doing it again. he is presiding over the terror of people at the border. he is presiding over a campaign of state violence and now he's trying to argue that the state holding him accountable is a form of violence. and one of the ways that trump is most effective is he's able to flip our media scripts and pretend to be the victim. and we should not allow him to do that because america has yet to reckon with the blood on its hands from all the things it has done. this is why the left is getting so much traction with young voters of color when they talk about issues like reparations. and trump comes in as the sort of impostor president that he is is tries to pump this history for his own. i am offend

this is now the 33rd horse death at santa anita since december. races resumed today. prompted protests. the parka announced rule changes including banning race-day medications. >>> the world of comedy is mourning rick taylor known for throwing confetti. tv audiences may remember taylor for his appearances on a variety of game shows including hollywood squares and the gong show. taylor appeared more than 2000 times as a guest on the game show mostly in the 70s. he played in wayne's world two and taylor provided "the voice" for elroy in the jet suns during the 1960s. he died in beverley hills today. >>> jeopardy's alex trebek is opening up about his second round of chemo in his fight against cancer. the long-time host revealed his stage 4 pancreatic cancer in march. in may he appeared to be in remission, but now the 79-year-old is undergoing a second round. he says he's determined to fight, but he's realistic about his odds and has come to terms with the possibility of dying. >> you're not afraid of dying? >> no, no. not afraid of dying. one thing they're not going to s

i believe chief anita bradley, she gave remarks. i tell you, that was some really inspiring and enjoyable comments. she's got talent. it was just enjoyable how real she was and how honest she was and how she brought everything in perspective. i really enjoyed that. to cap it off with the vice president, we had an opera singer that was really fantastic to be able to add to that and the atmosphere. she said something about us san franciscans everything and we celebrate earthquakes as well. it's the resilience of everybody within the department and city and county of san francisco. i know everyone is prepping for the next one or trying to prep for the next one. i wanted to remark on that as well. thank you for all of that. i appreciate it so much. madam second? >> item 7. agenda agenda for next and future meetings. >> president nakajo: call for public comment on this item. what do we have for the remainder of the year? >> it was confirmed today ems6 presentation with captain payne. and a closed session settlement. >> president nakajo:

there was a very explosive revelation once anita hill stepped forward. >> would you say your portraitate black conservatism in general? e.g. thomas or is thomas more idiosyncratic than that cannot. >> thomas was probably damage thomas soul Ãbthomas soul black economist very conservative who wrote a book called race and economics. clarence thomas gets a call saying you got to read this book the capital missouri? jefferson city? is that right he drives all the way to st. louis because thomas soul, this is 1975, thomas soul is their debate upcoming law professor by the name of ruth bader ginsburg stop he goes and kind of said, this is conversion this is the role to damascus road to st. louis. so was a huge influence on him. however, i think you can't homogenize black conservatives because there are other black conservatives who have a much stronger individualistic streak and a much stronger streak that believes in colorblindness and i don't think you see those in thomas. he's a little more intentioned with. >> is today's strain of afro pessimism analogous to those of the early 70s and to

and also, anita baker followed me around for two days and she says she's coming out. ms. baker? was away all of these alerts started going off on my phone. i get all these news alerts, i was a reporter for 25 years and yocan never let that go. what's going on in dallas? this is the latest from a very difficult year for the state and city of dallas. two days after amber sentenced murde trial was shot dead. his testimony helped secure the conviction for the prosecution. this is a rightful conspiracy because when people see something like this, your mind goes all over the place. it is imperative that the dallas police department be transparent about this investigation so that people understand what's going on here. with kt vt tv and dallas is steve pickett, steve, thank you for joining us today on this. that was one of the days i had to get off of social media. i couldn't look up. there were so many conspiracy theory people saying that this could have been a "hit." i know the one man who is an attorney for the family is claiming this. this is one thing where the police department m

santa anita's vet ded to euthanize the horse. experts will conduct a necropsy on the horse.animal rights groups have called for a suspension of racing until more is learned about the horse deaths. >>> a scary moment yesterday, the university of oklahoma's sooner schooner flipped over. the wagon was making a sharp turn when it happened. you can see a couple people got thrown out and landed on the ground. three people ended up getting checked out for injuries but none of them were serious. the two ponies are okay as well following the accident. >>> still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," halloween is just around the corner and we have just the place to make some memories. >>> and here is a live look of the golden gate bridge. pretty dark out there still. it is 5:35. about 55 degrees in san how you watch it does too. tv just keeps getting better. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the bes

. >> anita salga preparado hecho agua, habÍa hecho comida extra. pero la comida no dura tres dÍas.fa elÉctrica. carla: en el condado de marine el 14 central dispuestos a ayudar a las personas afectadas. 11 puestos por el condado y tres de la compaÑÍa pg&e en el recientes pueden ir a cargar sus celulares y tomar refrigerios. asÍ como tambiÉn algunos centros de informaciÓn sobre quÉ pueden hacer en estos dÍas de apagones. >> tiene como un rol como en la Época de crisis,sirve como un centro de comunicaciÓn. trabajamos de cerca con los gobiernos locales en la ciudad y el condado para asegurarnos que la informaciÓn llegue a las personas, a la comunidad latina tiempo adecuado. carla: comentaron en el condado de marine, que aquellas personas que perdieron su comida producto de los apagones podrÁn recuperarla asistiendo a una de las oficinas locales. ramÓn: vaya situación. los residentes recuperaron el servicio elÉctrico, pero o volverÁn a perderlo esta noche. muchos propietarios de restaurantes y pequeÑos negocios han decidido comprar un generador para evitar perder su mercancÍa. aunque l

. >>> let's bring in anita from politico. so good to see you.hanks for being here. >> sure. >> i want to read one of your tweets. you tweeted when talking about mcaleenan, no one is sad about it said an administrator. how many times do we have to do this until someone realizes it actually matters who heads these agencies. obviously someone is frustrated about the turnover. but what is the confidence level of people we know of in this administration regarding the capabilities of the people that the president is supporting and their loyalty to that position because this is the fourth person to serve in that capacity, and he was only there six months. >> right. i think there's a particular frustration with the immigration agencies, including the top one, which is homeland security, because this is something the president as you know campaigned on in 2016. he's talked a lot about it for 2020. he has to make good on his promises, and it's been two and a half years where there are a lot of rank and file people and top officials in the white house that