. >> i'm brook jennings the san francisco district attorney and honored to stand understood mayor london breed the women of the board of supervisors, of course, our head of the department on the stuts kimberly and a number of leaders today to crawl on the voters to pass the san francisco reproductive rights act. when i think of the adoption decision i don't think we saw the domino affect on is rights that we have. i think we all understood the impact on the rights of adoption but i watched things play out and watched other opportunities for reproductive rights healthcare is diminished across the country i had to confirm and personal story not that long ago i was told by a physician i couldn't conceive children to you as you can tell healthcare to figure out how i was going to be able to have children that meant considering imbet and went through that i learned after that thatwa capable of having kids naturally after paying a large bill (laughter) but, but any bring that up again watched this play out we have seen across the country families of both lgbtq families as well as male and fema

. >> i'm brook jennings the san francisco district attorney and honored to stand understood mayor londonreed the women of the board of supervisors, of course, our head of the department on the stuts kimberly and a number of leaders today to crawl on the voters to pass the san francisco reproductive rights act. when i think of the adoption decision i don't think we saw the domino affect on is rights that we have. i think we all understood the impact on the rights of adoption but i watched things play out and watched other opportunities for reproductive rights healthcare is diminished across the country i had to confirm and personal story not that long ago i was told by a physician i couldn't conceive children to you as you can tell healthcare to figure out how i was going to be able to have children that meant considering imbet and went through that i learned after that that i was capable of having kids naturally after paying a large bill (laughter) but, but any bring that up again watched this play out we have seen across the country families of both lgbtq families as well as male and fe

not simply jen and up these divisions out of nowhere, not simply exploiting something created out of thin air. what they're doing is exploiting -- this is a helpful chart from the brookings institution titled worlds apart showing a real distention between americans who feel it's a big beautiful country, mostly good people, versus those who feel our lives are threatened by immigrants and others and we must prioritize protecting ourselves. that there is the country's divide and pretty much everything else we talk about is mapped on this chart. the presidential election map, donald trump's base of support. many of conversations about media map onto this chart. open versus closed. what kind of society do we have or should we have? open versus closed? a different part of the media speaks to those segments. the conversation today is about trust in institutions and how it impacts democracy. that's related to the previous chart. i always cringe when i hear people say no one trusts the media anymore, no trust in the media, everybody distrusts the media. i completely reject that. everybody trusts some form of media. just that some of my neighbors trust fox and other neighbors trus

jennings! [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" for the second time in as many games, we have a new returning champion-- in matt brooks, who came upfinal yesterday and pulled off a come-from-behind win. today, matt's joined by new challengers chris and kelly. good luck to all three of you. here are the categories in play for you three in the jeopardy! round. first off, we are... then we have... some... followed by... and finally... - matt, start us off. - landmark for $800. answer there is a daily double. [applause] you can see the scores, matt. we have a 3-way tie at the moment.