. >> my name is chris robins, i live at 874 carolina and i come as a neighbor and professor of design. i've lived here for 20 years. since 2003 or the past 16 years, the neighborhood has been welcoming new residents at 891 carolina street. mr. kanahan has this current design proposal, it does not speak to the earlier more reasonable determinations by the sf planning commission in 2003 and the one anticipated by the neighborhood. he has done so in the a parent hope that with the repetition of his submissions of design proposals, all parties will be confused and worn down by the barrage of positions represented in this current expanded proposal, which continues not to be in full compliance with sf planning and building departments as it skate boards around codes and regulations. as the appeal applicants indicate, the property at 897 carolina is the most directly negatively by this propose a but this fact is not negate the consequence shall effects on the rest of the neighborhood. the height and depth of 891 proposal is extraordinary in its dis preportion at massing. it proposes a large

very much for making time. >> thanks for what you do, chris. >> everything you do all the time. >> yes. >> jane fonda, gloria stein millennium and robinl "all in" this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> that was awesome, chris. >> some real legends there. >> i'm not sure i would be able to hold my own in that same company let alone accept the compliments at the end. >> i just listened mostly. >> well, it was great. well done. thanks. >>> and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you with us there. is a lot to get to tonight. and because it's friday, for all the other things it, it's friday. and as we have learned in this era, anything can happen on a friday night at any moment. so it's good that your here. no matter how the elections go on tuesday night, there are a few things we know to expect pretty much as soon as the elections are over. in electoral politics, for example, one of the things

robin. and then kristine. then napthali. >> them emrah and then chris cole. >> okay. all right. thank you. >> thank you. so you have seven minutes please. good afternoon, members of the board of appeals. my name is robin bishop and i am a life long resident of san francisco and petero hill native. i am asking the board to address the violations the subject project makes against the planning code, the building code and the residential design guidelines. appellants are before you today as a united front because we recognize this project as the tipping point for the neighborhood. the decision today will have a significant impact on the immediate well being of current neighbors and of the subject property, as well as the character of alterations and the new homes planned to be built at the top of a hill. we ask for thoughtful and deliberate vetting of this appeal and your support to make this project adhere to the neighborhood context. this project has been misrepresented from the very beginning by the project sponsor to both the planning department as well as the neighborhood community. in my brief, i illus

robin morgan and jane fonda. >> you stay in the fight. >> when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. just four days away from election day. today brought into sharp relief the choice between the two major political coalitions in this country at this pivotal moment. on one side the first black president campaigning for the man seeking to be florida's first black governor, andrew gillum, and heading to georgia to campaign for stacey abrams, the first black woman governor in the nation's history. >> the health care of millions of people are on the ballot. making sure working families get a fair shake. is on the ballot. but maybe most of all, the character of our country is on the ballot. >> and then there's president trump whose closing argument is grounded in racism, fear and lies. a man who is repeatedly using flat out racist language according to both the public record, television cameras and his former right-hand man michael cohen, cohen telling vanity fair today name one country run by a black person that's not a shit hole. he added name one city. he also said, according to cohen,

chris. >> everything you do all the time. >> yes. >> jane fonda, gloria stein millennium and robin morgan. >> that is all "all in" this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >> that was awesome, chris. >> some real legends there. >> i'm not sure i would be able to hold my own in that same company let alone accept the compliments at the end. >> i just listened mostly. >> well, it was great. well done. thanks. >>> and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy to have you with us there. is a lot to get to tonight. and because it's friday, for all the other things it, it's friday. and as we have learned in this era, anything can happen on a friday night at any moment. so it's good that your here. no matter how the elections go on tuesday night, there are a few things we know to expect pretty much as soon as the elections are over. in electoral politics, for example, one of the things that will probably start happening really soon after the elections next week is democrats who are considering running for president in 2020, democrats will start declaring their intentions to do so. we already have a pretty

two members of our team, daron shaw from the university of texas at austin and chris anderson and president of robin'srch. how are we doing? did you get sleep this weekend? crunching numbers. >> running on fumes. >> bill: we asked you guys to pick a few races that tell a story for what we can expect tomorrow. daron, you chose three. texas senate, arizona senate and florida governor. tie these together. >> take them in reverse order since we came off the report from the florida governor's race. the implications for 2020 where you have potentially a democrat replacing republicans, gillum wins, the democratic operation in florida becomes that much more impressive and that much tougher for trump to retain a centerpiece of his electoral collision. these are big deals. the race between a trumper and desantis and a never trum per of progressive hard core democrat in gillum, african-american that's a juicy match-up with huge implications. i like that one. i like the texas race. o'rourke trying to be the first democrat to win since 1994. potentially a vp or a hot presidential pick heading into 2020 if he wins.

chris. >> everything you do all the time. >> yes. >> jane fonda, gloria stein millennium and robin morgan. >> that is all "all in" this evening. >>> she can lie to you, make love to you, kill you, all in the same week. and not even cry at the funeral. >> she was living that dream california lifestyle. you talk about "housewives of orange county." she could have been on the show. she wrapped him around her finger. >> reporter: she had it all, waterfront home, fancy cars, millionaire boyfriend. quite the life. until -- >> the shots were in sets of two. he saw his attacker. >> reporter: her lover gunned down. who wanted him dead? >> she wouldn't have done it because there wasn't any financial gain for her in this. >> reporter: what about her secret friend, the former nfl linebacker? you lied to them. >> i did. >> reporter: the mystery was unsolved. then came a prosecutor who took on big waves and cold cases. could he find the key to this one. >> this isn't just a motive. it's a motive on steroids. welcome to "dateline," everyone. a gated community, a glamorous setting where the wealthy residents could feel safe. it was not safe

robin: i dedicate this award to the memory of a friend of mine. chris reeves, i miss you.nd i also say, may flights of angels sing to the, sweet prince. there are times my son looks at me and gives me that look in the eyes like, well, what's it going to be? hey, zack, i don't know. but maybe along the way, you take my hand, tell a few jokes, and have some fun. hey, how do you get to the met? money. [laughter] come on, pal. [applause] >> having looked at everything on this collection, i think it comes as close as humanly possible to bringing robin's genius back to life. robin: for those of you at home, if you want to feel the power of reverend billy, grab the back of your tv and get a shock. >> introducing "robin williams, comic genius," exclusively from time life. robin: what shall we do tonight, my love? maybe we can go to that queen gypsy restaurant and get our favorite waiter and he will give us a booth near the oyster bar. i would sit at the fireplace, but i know that bums you out. [laughter] >> this is the comedy event we have all been waiting for. for the first time

chris. >> thanks for all you do all the time. >> jane fonda, gloria steinem and robin morgan.k you very much. >>> just ahead, a special report from trymaine lee on the wave of black women elected to shelby county, tennessee. the in-laws have moved in with us. and, our adult children are here. so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put those on dad! it's got to be tide. >>> you're watching msnbc. >>> there is perhaps nowhere in the country that better illustrated the wave of women candidates we saw in 2018 shelby county, tennessee, which includes memphis. at least 20 african-american women won races there this year, many first time candidates. eight of those women shared their stories with all in corresponde correspondent. >> clearly there's something happening here in memphis. what is happening here? >> it was kplexciting when the voters clearly made a choice to elect 20 plus women into office this year. that's very exciting. >> not just women but black

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chris gordon. montgomery county voters are picking a new county how will they split their votes? will that divide cause republican candidate robinthicker to win this election? we're following this race closely. tonight on news4. >>> and we are crunching the numbers for election night with a look at how your votes could impact the balance of power in washington moving forward. right now. here's a look at the curre balance o power in the u.s. house of representatives. the gop has235 seats. the democrats have 193. asou see here, in gray are the spee seats that are vak an. the democrats need to pull 23 seate to t majority. on paper, that doesn't appear to be too tall of an order. nbc news has listed about 100 gop seats as vulnerable. in fact, the democrats could pick up the magic b3 seats just winning the 25 seats in the district that hillary clinton held in 20. e that we're keeping a close eye is jennifer wexton who appearshe to be of barbara comstock by a lot of estitions. but if this is really close and not called early, that could meanhe signf a bad night for democrats. in thesenate, democrats only need two seats. but they're go

robin roberts. >> reporter: so many legendary country careers were launched on tv. this adorable young aussie. that's a 16-year-old keith urban. ♪ i'm on a greyhound >> reporter: to miranda lambert and chrisille star."butoriishe bona fide star-maker for country talent. one of the biggest starts, carrie underwood. ♪ >>kay.that w very goki next round. >> welcome to hollywood, girl. >> the winner of "american idol" 2005 is carrie underwood! >> carrie underwood. >> reporter: recently she was named cmt's artist of the year. >> thank you. >> reporter: and she's getting ready for a tour promoting her sixth studio album "cry pretty." ♪ cry pretty >> reporter: for ten years we've seen that carrie underwood has a lot to cry about.f y, tears of gratitude. >> i'm definitely a very blessed person and try to make the most of those blessings and opportunities as they come and god's just been really good to me. >> reporter: as one of country music's biggest talents, keith urban also counts himself among those blessed. >> i just come out ready to play. i wait around all day to play. that's what i do. >> reporter: keith urban is at home in brooklyn's barclay center as he is in the -- he's australia born, n

chris wallace/fox news anchor:"he was a navy seal 37 years." president donald trump: "frankly, wouldn't it have been nice if we got osama bin laden a lot sooner than that?" ( robinck hillary clinton or anyone else" but he called himself a "fan of president obama and president george w. bush."he said he stands by his statement that trump's attacks on the media is the greatest threat to democracy in his lifetime. ( robin ) meanwhile --- the trump administration is asking for a stay in the case about adding a citizenship question on the 20-20 census.lawyers requested a stay until the u-s supreme court decides what evidence will be allowed in arguments.they want commerce secretary wilbur ross to be deposed on the matter.but last month --- the court temporarily blocked him from having to face a deposition. critics argue the question is meant to limit the representation of immigrants. the judge has not yet issued a ruling on the stay request.and the plaintiffs have not filed a response.the court is expected to hear the case in february. ( robin ) broward county's supervisor of elections, brenda snipes is stepping down. her resignation announcement came just hours afte