lou castro.you become interested in him in particular? >> he drew attention to himself. >> reporter: kinda flashy or ostentatious? >> flashy. he had what appeared to be unexplained wealth, drew attention to himself with parties, high optioned vehicles. each vehicle had an angel vanity plate with a number after it, one, two, three, four. >> reporter: maybe he had old family money, was an inheritance guy. >> sure. and that was something that we had to look at without violating any of his rights. >> reporter: you thought there was a lot of smoke around this guy, but you didn't know what exactly it was coming from? >> there was. >> reporter: and the smoke kept billowing when goodwyn learned about the death of trish hughes. so her death didn't trigger your interest in him? he landed on the obituary and, bingo, there was lou's name. >> that was the first time i had seen lou castro in print. >> underlying his suspicion, he theorized he had a drug case. >> i worked drug case sz and unexpected weltd so go

como nos cuenta nidia, castro criticÓ duramente esta polÍtica.ecandidato presidencial demÓcrata juliÁn castro esta maÑana mientras cruzaba el puente internacional. castro llegÓ a matamoros tamaulipas para reunirse con solicitantes de asilo de la comunidad lgbt q en el campamento de migrantes y con personas con discapacidad. aprovechÓ la oportunidad para platicar con los que actualmente estÁn esperando sus citas migratorias o presentando sus casos de asilo. antes de cruzar el candidato dejÓ un monumento conmemorativo junto al rÍo grande para los niÑos que han muerto en seis intento de entrar a estados unidos. al preguntarle quÉ sentÍa uno de los 13 jÓvenes que cruzaron con juliÁn castro esto fue lo que respondiÓ. ella se identifica como miembro de la comunidad lgbt q lo cual fue uno de los motivos para migrantes de cuba. ella ya estado esperando en mÉxico por tres meses >> dÍas sin comer, baÑarnos en el rÍo, junto con sus abogados juliÁn castro y su equipo de campaÑa los 13 solicitantes cruzaron a la oficina de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza. el

secretary castro: yeah.s already been said a million times it doesn't need to be said anymore that the president has been so erratic, it has been a disaster. abandoning our allies. causing others to doubt our loyalty. setting us back in syria itself. empowering the russians. that part has been a disaster. in terms of how i view the presence of u.s. troops, i agree with those who say that we should be drawing down from the middle east in different places. but i also believe, two things. number one, you have to be as thoughtful coming out as you are going in. what we saw in iraq was a lack of thoughtfulness, seriousness going in. what we see in syria was a lack of thoughtfulness coming out. i believe whether it's there or afghanistan or other places there is a role for a small level of forces in a supportive capacity. whether they are special operations forces, diplomatic forces, also to be able to support our efforts and to help to maintain stability. i believe that may vell be where we still end of getting t

cafe floor an iconic establishment in the castro.rance here and the castro merchants i'm leaning towards supporting this project today. what i look at most is beside the location, what's nearby and whatnot is the operator. so if it's a good location and a good idea with a bad operator that's not going to be a good business so i'm confident with who i'm hearing from today this will succeed. i do also still want to lend my ear to the concerns of the dta since it is relatively close to the residential part of that neighborhood. so to be supportive of some extra conditions but would like to hear what the other commissioners think. >> johnson. >> i want to echo my fellow commissioner's comments. thank you all so much for coming out and sharing your perspective. thank you to the neighbors for -- and to the project sponsor for sitting down and trying to work out and come to an agreement that i think was very thoughtful and really balancing the needs of both parties. i would also agree that i think i'm supportive of the project with the cond

julian castro, if you could respond?> i mean, that is the e product of a deranged mind right there. what else can we say about that except that is an individual with edge arranged mind. obviously, a lot of hate toward these migrants. this is the caliber of personn that is sitting in the oval office right now. it is just one more example of why he should not be president of the united states. somebody who is not only hateteful, but so divorced f frm reality that h he would, on multiple occasions, bring up the idea of shooting people. it makes no sense. i hope that more and more americans are paying attention to the depravity of this president and the cruelty that he has inflicted on people that are simply seeking a better life . and that i is consistent with people from different places all over the world that have come seeking a better life who have come from desperate circumstances throughout the generations. this is nothing new in our country's history or the history of the world. this presidentat is going to be held t

asaf in castro. let me just back up. the castro used to be a place where a lot of people went shopping. i mean a young gay boy, i would drive up from san jose and go to retail therapy and all these places that are no longer there. retail therapy is now a wells fargo bank. there used to be skin therapy which is now a human rights campaign fund. the list goes on and on and on. i sat on the community benefit district had a task force on retail landscape in the neighborhood. and i left that endeavor in 2014 when i actually came here on the planning commission. our neighbor -- this is my neighborhood. i live a block and a half away. i eat falafel a lot. i like rossy's now that mr. paul suggested i eat there because i talked to him about this. but our neighborhood is probably one of the worst places to go for any retail experience. the only retail experience left is cliff's. and i pretty much know everybody by name. and i say to staff, i'm back here for another f-ing trip to cliffs. they own the building and that's great becau

migrantes intentan cruzar a estados unidos por la fuerza durante una visita de juliÁn castro el candidatodemÓcrata culpa al presidente trump >>> la mano dura en la frontera ya trajos costos para el secretario de seguridad nacional un grupo le impidiÓ hablar en una universidad de washington pero ademÁs este lunes: >> taxistas contra uber una hugh ga gigantesca protesta bloquea mÉxico, exigen cobrar los mismos impuestos que a ellos >>> tragedia en kansas cientos de personas se unen en el dolor por el asesinato de 4 latinos, familiares de las 2 vÍctimas nociÓn comparten su consuelo y nos reclaman que se haga justicia >>> ya tiene la Última palabra >>> detiene la cremaciÓn los hijos mayores interponen una demanda, la lucha entre los familiares se da cuando estÁ todo listo en mÉxico para el homenaje pÓstumo al prÍncipe de la canciÓn >>> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart >>> ¿quÉ tal? >> hoy en lugar de josÉ dÍaz-balart el precandidato julian castro vio de primera mano las condiciones de los migrantes de matamoros, mÉxico, desatÓ el caos y la angustia un algunas familia

item 22 for case number 20192255 3-d rp at 563 castro street. this is a discretionary review. >> good evening commissioners. southwest team leader. the item before you is a project that includes change of use of an existing commercial space to a limited restaurant via vegan sandwich bar. it's a retail use. this change of use was filed it concerns the loss of a key retail space. the importance of specific retail locations as it is adjacent to a public parking and the suggested proposed alternative to relocate the business to an existing vacant restaurant space. the department's reviewed the project and application confirmed the change of use doesn't present any exceptional or extraordinary circumstance with respect to compatibility with the proposed use. it is a use permitted by right. a limited restaurant is principally permitted within the castro street neighborhood commercial district. and the existing vacant space could easily be converted in fact the restaurant, it can be converted back to retail use. the department is in support of the proj

joe biden or did joe biden kick julian castro's dog?ttack. he seemed to be suggesting that joe biden wasn't all there and had forgotten something he had said. >> stephen: right. and there were several attacks, not just that one. >> the one about like, "you want the credit for obama's good things but not his bad things." i mean, cory booker had done that at the last debate. he was just smilier about it, so maybe you didn't remember it. but the one about the age i thought was a-- look, he's-- castro's campaign is struggling, and he needs to-- he's really trying to make this generational argument. and there are other candidates-- congressman ryan from ohio who didn't make the debate stage-- who has also said that joe biden is not as sharp as he used to be, and not as eloquent as he used to be. but you saw the audience turned on castro when he said that. it was-- and, also, i think he was wrong. i think what biden thinks he had said he had actually said. >> stephen: right, that is actually-- i think that is the fact check, what he was accus

. >>> plus, 2020 democratic presidential candidate julian castro is giving his supporters until next week, the end of the month, to help him raise $800,000 or he's pulling out of the race for the white house. he joins me later in the hour. you're watching msnbc. ter in t. yoreu' watching msnbc. when you shop with wayfair, you spend less and get way more. so you can bring your vision to life and save in more ways than one. for small prices, you can build big dreams, spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair.com set yourself free with fleet. gentle constipation relief in minutes. little fleet. big relief. try it. feel it. feel that fleet feeling. little fleet. big relief. try it. feel it. cologuard: colon cancer and older at average risk. i've heard a lot of excuses to avoid screening for colon cancer. i'm not worried. it doesn't run in my family. i can do it next year. no rush. cologuard is the noninvasive option that finds 92% of colon cancers. you just get the kit in the mail, go to the bathroom, collect your sample, then ship it to the lab. there's no excuse for wai

we used two like castro. bernie was a big fan of castro. we used to like chavez but what we really like his sweden. we love scandinavian socialism. it's the kinder, gentler socialism. the big part of the book is sort of disproving that. [indiscernible] one of the main policy things that bernie wants is to raise the corporate income taxes. we lower them from 35 percent to 21 percent. interestingly, scandinavian has been in the 20s for 20-30 years now.it's been part of their success, low business taxes. but he doesn't want to load corporate taxes. he wants to raise them. the other interesting thing and this is the big - - the biggest lie of the left and all the socialists. you can have all this free stuff. you can have something for nothing. free college, paid leave and everything you want.we will give you free money and we will only tax the rich people the big lie is that is not what they do in scandinavia. they tax the heck out of everybody. bernie and his plan will tell you that because they want to stick it to the rich and not the middle-

la gente evidentemente pide una oportunidad para poder cruzar, lo que se ha comprometido juliÁn castrodad para ir a estados unidos. >>> claro es evidente se nota la crisis gracias edgardo, rechazo engratorias presidente trump. con abucheos. (gritos) >>> esto fue esta maÑana, durante un acto en la universidad de georgetown varios manifestantes mostraron carteles y leyeron los nombres de niÑos migrantes y detenido etc no hubo manera de seguir con el programa y al final tuvo que marcharse >>> al regresar, nueva disputa de los hijos de josÉ jose que no se ponen de acuerdo sobre quÉ hacer con el cuerpo del principprÍncipe de la canciÓn. ademÁs dos estadounidenses y un el premio nobel de medicina de por cÓmo las cÉlulas se adaptan a las din bo disponibilidad dexÍgeno e soy un artista. me gusta palpar las cosas. por eso, el poder tocar y usar la surface es lo máximo. sabemos cuanto los extrañabas, pero la espera terminó. volvieron los spicy chicken nuggets de wendy's. llenos de sabor como solo wendy's lo sabe hacer. disfruta ahora 6 spicy chicken nuggets gratis ordenando a través del app de w

the drive time from tracy to castro valley is 49minute minut. elsewhere it's pretty quiet. >>> the u.s. and north korea are set to begin working level nuclear talks in sweden. north korea says it test fired a new type of submarine launched ballistic missile on wednesday. the launch is a departure from the shorter range missiles that the country has done in recent months. sources tell cnn that the north sees an opportunity with president trump being politically vulnerable and may be flexible to bring a favorable result. >>> on "gma's" first look, we will hear more about amber guyger. >>> an abc news exclusive. for the first time we are hearing what went on inside the jury room at amber guyger's murder trial. >> you were really thinking about him? >> we had to. it was like a wonderful, innocent person who should still be here. >> reporter: this morning they'll reveal the turning point in the vile. trial. what did she say that made you decide she was guilty of murder? how they decided upon that sentence. >> prosecutors were asking for 28 years. >>

castro: yes, i am.y need to be held accountable, not only financially, but also with criminal penalties. and, you know, you can draw a straight line between making sure that we hold executives accountable, whether it's these drug manufacturers or wall street executives that should have been held accountable a decade-and-a-half ago. marc: thank you. erin: now to the issue of candidates and their health. senator sanders, i want to start with you. i want to start -- we're moving on, senator. i'm sorry. sen. sanders: i'm healthy. i'm feeling great, but i would like to respond to that question. erin: i want to -- i want start by saying -- [applause] sen. booker: and senator sanders is in favor of medical marijuana. i want to make sure that's clear, as well. erin: senator sanders, this debate does mark your -- sen. sanders: i do. erin: this debate -- sen. sanders: i do. i'm not on it tonight. erin: this debate -- this debate, sir, does mark your return to the campaign trail. go ahead and finish your point and

westbound 580 tracy to castro valley, 45 minutes. looking good in the south bay. 101 in the north bay, san rafael, traffic is on the right-hand side moving past 508 and the golden gate bridge. also highway 87 in the south bay looks good towards the san jose airport. >> thanks. >>> a trendy san francisco bar has been voted one of the world's best. world's 50 best bars ranks trip dog as one of the best. they opened in 2013 in an old mission district warehouse on mission street. trick dog always had allure because of the cocktail menus which change every six months. >>> the justice department is reigniting tensions between tech companies and law enforcement. here's your tech bites. >>> a new effort to limit encrypted messages. >> william barr and international law enforcement officials are calling on facebook to give authorities access to encrypted messages on its platforms. they say it would be an important tool against criminals. security experts say back doors create vulnerabilities that can be exploited. >>> more uber users can book

you all agree with castro on that proposal. the current front runner joe biden disagrees. he does not support that. former obama secretary jeh johnson disagrees wither him. he warned in an op-ed after this became a big talking point for castro that decriminalization would give an easy attack line to thet gop. president trump and his campaign a party attack based on the open borders. the question that i have is, is there a danger there come election time or is it this time the correct way for you guys to go againstst conventional wisdom and talk about immigration. >> i think when we start wearing about taglines instead of doing the right thing, you are in the wrong business. we hold our hand on the bible and say we are going to do for this country and when we do that, we mean everybody. you have to remember that they have committed no crime. a lot of people come over and they have the wrong documentation. they come over with the right visa and overstay. more people that come through the airports then there are coming through the southern border. the reality is, we should be

well, joining me now is democratic presidential candidate julian castro. he's former secretary of housing and urban development and former mayor of san antonio. let me ask you, mr. castro, as you giving credit to those in the intelligence community, those on the ground, those that did a lot of the work, and we give credit to president trump, does it also bother you -- two part question -- that he did not inform the gang of 8 in the congress? if this had gone another way, that could have been a serious infraction. and does it bother you that he has had to give some credit to the kurds while at the same time they're not backing up on giving that region to turkey and in effect moving the kurds out or leaving them at the mercy of president erdogan? >> of course it does bother me that he didn't inform the gang of 8. he didn't follow the normal protocols for ensuring that congress was informed. sochl yo some of your guests discussed why that's important if something goes wrong with the operation. it also just smacks of more playing politics. but now he's playing

thankful for the castro has hat demonstrated, because for a long away emocrats have run from talking about immigration at the federal level. in presidential elections, and by running away, essentially conceded a ot that allowed the other side to define the vision, and so he has really helped, in many ways, like kind of speaking from the ovement that precedes these elections, the incredible demonstration that is we saw the leadership of, of people inside ongress saying we support believe g ice, and we in a more humane immigration system. shaping the debate, and finally llowing democrats who are running for president to actually speak to a vision that's ore humane and about a country that welcomes people here. >> i want to get in on what you a bit of a here is disconnect sometimes between the movement and the base, and then elected officials, and so ecause you all agree with castro on that proposal, but the current frontrunner, joe biden disagrees. that.es not support former obama secretary -- johnson disagrees with him. actually in an op ed that de criminalization would give an easy a

your question for secretary castro. >> good evening. my question is -- five years ago i helped pass an antidiscrimination ordnance within the largest city in the state of michigan. within two months a group of religious leaders got it repealed. that was five years ago and nothing changed. what would you do to prevent religious organizations or any other organization from utilizing faith or belief as a reason to discriminate? >> i'll jump in for clarification. city officials repealed the ordnance that she is talking about. after a 6,000 residents signed a petition. >> i want to make sure i'm clear on what happened. you passed an ordnance that was beneficial protecting the lgbtq community? there was push back and eventually it was repealed? you went back ward basically after the politicians got pressure. number one, if i'm elected president the first order of business on january 20, 2021 will be to have a catalog of all of the different executive actions that this president this administration has taken including exemptions created or rol

he'll be interviewing julian castro right here on msnbc. on capitol hill, we are expecting to get new details from inside the deposition with a top u.s. diplomat in ukraine, bill taylor, as he answers some serious questions about the administration's efforts to dig up political dirt on joe biden and his son. keep it here for the latest. >>> that wraps up this hour. i am stephanie ruhle. i will see you again at 1:00 p.m.. and you can find good news ruhles on twitter and instagram. thank you for watching on this very busy day. be sure to check our our modern ruhles podcast wherever you get your podcasts. coming up right now, more news with hallie jackson. >> thank you. as we come on the air, one of the key figures in this whole impeachment inquiry is on capitol hill right now. we're talking about the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine. maybe the most important person yet to testify. we've got more on what this guy, bill taylor, is telling lawmakers behind closed doors about the text messages in which he sounded the alarm over whether the administra

right now castro valley area looks good. westbound the number two pack lien is down for the count with an injury accident taken some time to clear out. it is backing up the drive along the east shore freeway. these conditions continue out of berkeley into richmond as well. sluggish heading toward the bay bridge and you will see some delays. once you get to the bay bridge the traffic is stacked up. the metering lights are on. it improves a little bit heading into san francisco. heading across the bay, south 101 -- i don't have a lot of details. a vehicle and pedestrian were involved in this crash. it is backed up almost into belmont. hop onto 80 as an alternative. >>> a cooler day today is the big weather story. for tomorrow we are looking at an extreme fire danger. i will have this in a moment. today you can see some fog rolling in. this indicates an onshore. starting the day cooler and you can feel the difference when you step outside. mid-50s in concorde. 53 in livermore. upper 50s in san francisco. mid-50s in san jose dro

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nos ha pues cambiado la vida a todos al punto que hoy se nos hace difÍcil imaginarnos sin ella iris castro a internet >>> ya vea para comprar una pizza, consultar un mÉdico o ver las redes sociales todos vivimos enchufados a este mar de informaciÓn >>> puedo comunicarme con mi familia. puedo chatear con ellos. hace ya 20 aÑos no pero ahora, todo es a base de internet. >>> antes tocaba hacer fila en el mercado los boletos de aviones y hotel se iban a una oficiny municaciÓn internacional es instantenea todo comenzÓ en 1969 cuando se conectaron por primera vez de forma remota dos computadoras en 1971 se envÍo primer correo electrÓnico en el 91 el primer sitio web lo que hoy conocemos como www, y para el aÑo 2000 mÁ de la mitad de las casas en estados unidos tenÍan una computadora personal pero la conectividad global trae consigo otros riesgo js la privacidad y la posibilidad que se robe nuestra identidad y nos engaÑen con noticias falsas. >>> gracias a lao de informaciÓn cuestiÓn de segundos fuera de casa >>> es el soporte que anticipa movimientos socialese cientÍficos imposible. iris castro

congressman castro, appreciate your time. come, president trump calls his administration's negotiations to stop turkey's invasion to syria a success. i'll talk to the former republican chairman of the foreign relations committee who says it is anything but. >>> president trump is calling a solution to turkey's attacks on our allies the kurds, quote, a tremendous success, an amazing outcome, a situation where everybody is happy. he calls the deal for a five-day pause in the fighting, quote, something that turkey has always wanted, unquote. as for the u.s. allies, the kurds, who are being driven out of their homes or worse, the president today said the area where they lived needed to be, quote, cleaned out. as you might imagine, he is getting pushback on much of this, including from a number of republicans. earlier, i spoke to former republican senator bob corker, who chaired the foreign relations committee, about it. senator corker, president trump says, quote, it's a great day for the united states, it's a great day for turke

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it was the chief chemist and then i found out the same guy of castro as the prime minister of china butslowly that the job of making poisons was just the side he was just the pharmacist people were very excited about that but the mk ultra was much bigger than that that was all his responsibility it was never that extreme or intense so i began to realize this person had a secret life to help us understand a little bit of what is the secret life of the us government. >> talk about the assassination attempt of castro and others in a sense it is a tool so tell us in the book to decide that it should be eliminated. >> so eisenhower saw covert action so to send the kids out to die by the thousands must have weighed on him so i think he believed that was a great way to overthrow government to change the course of history without having to waste lives i don't think he looked forward to see the long-term impact but also symbolizes how unsupervised sydney gottlieb was. undoubtedly eisenhower knew something that the only people at the cia or had an idea was richard helms they understood that he wa

about trump's efforts to pressure ukraine to investigate political rival joe biden i did you know castro reports from washington. alexander venom and is a u.s. army colonel iraq veteran and the 1st impeachment witness with 1st hand knowledge of the july phone call between president trump and the ukrainian president volodymyr zelinsky then man was among the white house staff listening when trump said to the ukrainian leader i would like you to do west a favor publicly investigate trumps political rival joe biden and a company called charisma that employed by tin son i was concerned by the call binman said in his written testimony i did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a us citizen i was worried about the implications for the us government support of ukraine i realized that if ukraine pursued an investigation into the bidens and it would likely be interpreted as a partisan play which would undoubtedly result in ukraine losing the bipartisan support it has thus far maintained this would all undermine u.s. national security the newly elected selenski wa

member of his own republican party says the whistleblower ought to be heard and protected hi joe castro al-jazeera washington prisoners prime minister boris johnson is expected to lay out on wednesday what durning street senses his final offer on brics it's it would involve customs checks on the islands arlen's johnson's juice to give a speech in the next couple of hours at the conservative party conference in manchester really worry chalons is there for us and has this update. well the conservative party faithful queuing up behind me to get into the auditorium obviously very keen to hear what boris johnson has to say about bret's episodes anyone that has been involved in the process for the last few years now the daily telegraph newspaper says that it has seen already the plans that boris johnson is going to unveil in his speech and they list them in some detail what they say is that in a vols 2 borders for 4 years essentially the united kingdom would leave the european union but northern ireland would be a special case it would leave the customs union but stay in large parts of the si

the inquiry he twice raise concerns about a call between trump and ukraine's leader hi there joe castro reports alexander venom in is a u.s. army colonel iraq veteran and the 1st impeachment witness with 1st hand knowledge of the july phone call between president trump and the ukrainian president volodymyr zelinsky then man was among the white house staff listening when trump said to the ukrainian leader i would like you to do west a favor publicly investigate trumps political rival joe biden and a company called charisma that employed by tin son i was concerned by the call binman said in his written testimony i did not think it was proper to demand that a foreign government investigate a us citizen i was worried about the implications for the us government support of ukraine i realized that if ukraine pursued an investigation into the bidens and it would likely be interpreted as a partisan play which would undoubtedly result in ukraine losing the bipartisan support it has thus far maintained this would all undermine u.s. national security the newly elected selenski was hoping to schedu

this particular person came from jail because castro opened the jails and said go, go, get out of the island and good do your mischief elsewhere. so i met. carlos in washington. he land in key west with no shoes. had been sent out to kansas for indoctrine nation -- not -- thank you -- and he -- then eventually came to washington, dc, and i was able to write about him as one of the people who -- what had become of their lives. a lot of maryell boat people became very successful in the united states, eventually owned restaurants or became bankers and lawyers and carlos went on to become a criminal. and i followed his life until he actually was caught in a drug raid and sent to lordon prison and it from a "washington post" piece and i followed him for years and he seemed to me because of that trajectory of life that he had led, he had fought in the war in angola, and had been brutalized really by the experience, and that brutalization had made him very comfortable with violence. so he became very much the arch representation of violence. the third one was harder and i actually had to hun

and you will hear from the secretary julian castro. tada.ring] >> all of whom are with us here tonight. so many esteemed members of the board of supervisors, all here tonight to celebrate, to recognize, and to respect the extraordinary efforts of our latino community and their place in the city and county of san francisco, so goes san francisco, so goes the nation, so goes the world. [cheering and applause] >> there are not enough words to express how important it is to recognize the contributions we make, especially in the times we live in today. there is no one better to bring us home, to remind us of those contributions than to host our celebration that a mayor, here in the city and county of san francisco, that has championed our community. mayor breed, mayor london breed. [cheering and applause] >> she has fought tirelessly for building housing and our families, creating opportunities for our communities, to protect us from displacement and ensure that we have the resources to be successful, not only here at home individually, but for o

secretary castro, secretary castro, thank you so much for all the work you did. secretary castro: thank you very much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. sit ncicap.org] >> federal trade commission commissioners rebecca slaughter and christine wilson talk about the agency's priorities and some of the privacy concerns with new technologies. that's live at the brookings institution in washington, d.c. today at 2:00 p.m. eastern. n c-span2. host: our newsmakers program, the ranking member of the house administration committee, thanks for coming by. rep. davis: thanks for having me. host: joining me with the question is tim starks and judy that covers congress for "the hill." where are we as far as security than in 2016? rep. davis: when we were charged of the 115th congress, we worked in a bipartisan way to invest $400 million into our election security issues working with d.h.s. to hire more administrators, to fight back cyber

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secretary castro, would you like to weigh in. please respond. >> yeah, i think we're on the right track in terms of updating how we look at monopolistic practices and setting, as congressman o'rourke said, rules for the road that match the challenges we face today. and, you know, whether that's amazon that is leveraging its size, i think to help put small businesses out of business, and then at the same time shortchanging a lot of its workers, not paying them as they should, not giving them the benefits that they should, or it's a number of other companies, big tech companies. we need to take a stronger stance when it comes to cracking down on monopolistic trade practices, and that's what i would do as practice. >> thank you, mr. secretary. >> the best way we can fight back against big tech companies is to say our data is our property. right now our data is worth more than oil. how many of you remember getting your data check in the mail? it got lost. it went to facebook, amazon, google. if we say this is our property and we shar

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nbc bay area's robert handa joins us live in castro valley.utton busting a fan favorite but it is controversial. >> reporter: well, that's true. we're here at the rodeo site in castro valley, a real tradition here in alameda county. in fact, it's going to celebrate its 100th year next spring. but it's going to have to take place without one of its popular trademark events, mutton busting. brook raises sheep used for mutton busting and children who do the riding. this is video of brook's son mutton busting. it's a family-oriented staple at many rodeos where a young child rides the sheep for as long as he or she can, usual i will only for a few seconds. be the alameda county board of supervisors on a 3-2 vote banned the sport from local rodeos agreeing with some local animal activists groups that mutton busting was cruel to the sheep. brook disagrees emphatically and says it's part of the agricultural culture here. >> some kids want to play soccer and football. my kids want to ride sheep and calves and steers. >> but richard valle says it's stil

we have 5.80 going from castro valley to downtown oakland. that's decent at 24 minutes and the east shore freeway, not bad at all for friday, it's clocking in at 17 minutes, heading west from crop get down to oakland john. >>well robin a really nice start to the weekend today from the morning to the afternoon. it's all looking good. this is your view from sutro tower down towards golden gate park where as you likely know we do have hardly strictly bluegrass taking place later on today and really nice weather to be starting off the festival tomorrow and into sunday as we ckff fleet week into sunday and next week so a lot going on in the bay and some really good weather for it overall we do have fire danger increasing for the north bay, especially as we make our way into tomorrow night and sunday that's due to some increased winds into tomorrow night. and then also increasing temperatures and some really dry conditions too otherwise get out there and enjoy it just be wary of that fire danger is high pressure builds temperatures are going to rem

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let's get right to "today in the bay," live for us in castro valley for us with the latest. good morning, keith. >> reporter: good morning, and we are talking about hundreds of thousands of pg&e customers impacted potentially by the power shutoffs in northern california including in the bay area, specifically in this area where we're standing in castro valley. i know we just showed our viewers the map, and show our viewers again, to show you which areas is going to be affected. this is on the pg&e web site. this shutoff map that you guys can view as well. now, all together, pg&e says roughly about 850,000 customers or more than 850,000 customers could be potentially impacted by the shutoff. i want to remind folks that the shutoffs by pg&e, they say, are to prevent the possibility of catastrophic wildfires, like we've seen in the past. now pg&e is specifically calling this weekend an historic wind event, and depending on where you live, you could see wind gusts ranging from 45 to 70 miles an hour. and then marin county, there is more than 80,000 customers impacted. and here i

years ago and that's what they want to prevent as we head into this fire season as well here is a castro valley, this is 5.80 is it heads in towards dublin. unpleasant and we're looking at widespread power outages there as well we did hearrom the superintendent of the castro valley unified school district. he says schools are open today. so make sure parents that you send your kids to class despite the fact that we're seeing power outages in that area, let's continue to slide the map towards the south bay because we want to end up in of the bedroom communities and neighborhoods, it's sort of surround the periphery of downtown san jose san jose itself looks to be ok in terms of and you to power outages, but once you head off towards the east just a bit places like evergreen alum rock. all those communities aboard are up against the diablo range you're going to be seeing your power remain off probably a little longer than most because again because you're in a more rural area it's going to take pg technicians a little bit extra time to verify that all the lines there are safe to re energiz

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tried to smear orlando as a tool of fidel castro, isabel debunked their lives. the dam finally burst when in march 1978, investigators published photos of the two men whose name they ignored, but whom they accused of being involved. they have their passport photos but not the names. they just knew these men had come to washington during the assassination or at least before it. within days, chileans identified townley and his friend, armando fernandez, as the two men from chile who were in the united states during the assassination. was he a hippie, a jew? the americans saw no trace of a chilean manhunt for townley. they were certain that instead, chileans were prevaricating while hiding townley. there were also consummate professionals among the diplomats. u.s. ambassador george landau, for instance, a man who had been meeting with the chilean foreign minister. he dropped all the diplomatic politics he had practiced throughout his career and threatened that if townley was not made to answer the u.s. government's questions, all u.s. activity with chile would be i

it's not that easy >> there is also booker, buttigieg, castro, harris, klobuchar, o'rourke, and yang. de blasio, bullock, bennet, gabbard, messam, and ryan are still running as well as williamson, steyer, sestak, delaney. and three republicans named walsh, sanford, and weld [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: impressive that's impressive. you're obviously an audience plant. >> oh, i'm not a plant >> jimmy: well - >> but he is [ laughter ] >> hey, jimmy -- yeah, the candidates are biden, booker, buttigieg, castro, harris, klobuchar, o'rourke, sanders, warren, and yang. >> jimmy: all right, all right that's enough. let's just move on [ applause ] the plant knows everything stop move on. of course, the other big story is president trump firing national security adviser john bolton. some are saying that part of the reason trump fired bolton is because he never liked his mustache [ laughter ] i guess whatever animal is on bolton's lip didn't get along with whatever animal is on trump's head [ laughter ] [ growling ] actually, today john bolton's resignation letter was posted online look at thi