deb has held the domestic violence consortium together for decades. i take this honor today honoring all of you and all of the work that we've done. i want to shout a special shout out to chief hazel white. i want to give her a happy birthday. [applause] >> joanne is actually two days older than i am. and i have to say again about age, when margan exacted me about this award, i said i think i'm a little too young to be part of history. and as joanne knows, and you can look this up because our profiles have always been public, with our age, she is 55, and i'm not, until tomorrow. [laughter] >> and how unfair the press can be sometimes because when joanne became fire chief, and i helped her a lot get there with mayor newsom, and it said chief hazel white, 39, and two months later, i became head of l.e.s. emergency services, and it said conroy, 40. and i thought, that is so unfair. but there is just so much love and camaraderie in this room. i think part of that is our great mayor. she is so good at bringing everyone together, not letting waring faction

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deb garfield's deputy has gone off sick because of stress and now tbap is cutting jobs because it ise teacher has just been told she may have to leave aspire. we are literally numbers on a spreadsheet that can just be deleted without any thought. it is horrid to watch. but reducing staff numbers in a school like this can put students at risk. so we have got a member of staff on each leg, one on each arm and one behind. it takes a lot of teachers to restrain or separate fighting students. i honestly thought when i was on the floor with that kid, i thought i was going to get seriously hurt. and that was it. i tried to protect him so much. there's been times recently where there has been an uneasy feeling of "we have just got to manage this carefully because there's not enough of us right now to be safe". tbap says it has "the very highest standards in maintaining a safe environment". and that it has "implemented robust risk assessments" when reducing staff. the trust is in serious debt, and we have uncovered new evidence about the way the chief executive seamus 0ates has managed public

rising alabama this morning, 23 people consider wild, 20 ze-- ambulanc get through the deb the alabama governor hasewide emergency, and this morning rescue workers will resume their search for survivors. >>> fouramericans and their kenyan pilot were killed when their helicopter crashed during a safari in northwest kenya. the shopper went downhortly after taking off from central isl.nd national pa the u.s. embassy has identified the victims as brandon stapper, asher burke, and kyle forti. a fourth passenger has not been identified. e cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> tense moments for drivers in an avalanche swallowed a portion of the interstate. take a look. >> it's not going to come down here, is it? >> no, that is. >> is it? >> it did. it happened in ten mile about two hours west of denver. fortunately no one was hurt or trapped by the snow. all the vehicles were able to drive away, but a second avalanche in the same areaed fo road crews to close interstate 70 for about three hours on sunday. >> that's a scary scene. >>> also this morning, after week of talking aboutit, the world fin

has a turnstile. it's not high-tech. why can't they do it here? >> reporter: you are speaking for so many people. honestly that is what deb brown was saying in our interview, talking tough about this she said it's all about priority. this is the multimillion dollar question why can't b.a.r.t. fix this problem. deborah allen says they can, they just need to change priorities and she's talking about restructuring the budget to make sure this happens. we will see. >> a lot of grateful riders if they do. >> about 500,000 people thanking him for asking the question you pay i pay deal. dutiful new camera to show you this comes from treasure island one of the best views in the entire bay area from san francisco looking toward san francisco from treasure island looking to the financial district in the sky in the background is not disappointing right now, just after sunset, beautiful view. queue this eagles which we do every time around sunset. gorgeous view of the bridges and san francisco. 70 today napa, 64 san francisco, 68 oakland, concord 67. chilly tonight mainly clear skies fairfield 38, san rafael 44. radar stays clear thr

has been very compelling of a lot of people. but the question is, i think the rap on him is that he could not even goat be dnc chair, but like deb by wasserman schultz should be running? good week for him. >> a lot of your great political reporting is stringing these moments together. >> totally. >> my thanks to matt miller, that does it for our hour, thank you for watching. "mtp daily" starts now. >> here is a real test. >> i never do well on -- mayor buttid buttiedge. we all learned how to do it. i would argue that march of 2019, that's pretty impressive. i didn't know if we would be able to do that that fast. >> aif it's wednesday, are we breaking bad? >>> good evening, i'm chuck dodd in wug. at a moment when the mueller report is on a lot of people's minds encolluding president trump's we we begin with what we're learning about this president's breaking point. based on what we have seen this afternoon, earlier today, yesterday, and the day before that, and based on the gop's silence, it is possible there is no breaking point. why do i say that? look at the president's behavior. he attacked the special county, his own justice

deb a major part for her candidacy in the opening weeks of her campaign week, she announced an exploratory committee in january and been in there exploratory phase. part of her major argument has been that she beat the odds back in 2006 when she first ran for congress. she won a reliably red district, a district where republicans outnumber democrats 2-1. so they tells that story to show that she can appeal to voters across the aisle and that she is going to try to win voters everywhere. she is also touted her record as the strongest anti-trump voting record of anyone running and it's clear from her video that she -- this next phase she is going to be taking this fight directly to trump. watch. >> our anthem calls america the home of the brave. but we don't realize that the lyrics first pose it as a question. say does that star spangled wave over the home of the free and home of the brave. it asks will brave win? it hasn't always and it isn't right now. brave doesn't pit people against each other. brave doesn't put money over lives. brave doesn't spread hate. clout truth, build a wall. that's what fear does. we need to remember what it feels like to be brave. we launched oursel

has been very compelling of a lot of people. but the question is, i think the rap on him is that he could not even goat be dnc chair, but like debng? good week for him. >> a lot of your great political reporting is stringing these moments together. >> totally. >> my thanks to matt miller, that does it for our hour, thank you for watching. "mtp daily" starts now. >> here is a real test. >> i never do well on -- mayor buttid buttiedge. we all learned how to do it. i wouldrg

comin' ♪ here i come >>> senators tammy baldwin and deb dbie stabenow are talking about reining in corporate buybacks joining us now is one lawmaker that has here thanks for being here with us today. >> good to be back >> there's a lot of talk about corporate buybacks from people saying it's a bad idea what do you say to that? >> it's ridiculous stock buy kbak is a perfectly reasonable and sensible way for people to turn some money to investors. and if a company runs out of viable investments to make and has cash above and beyond what they can successfully deploy, then they've got a responsibility to return it to investors. they can do it by a special dividend but a stock buyback sometimes is better because you can decide as an investor whether or not to participate. so this is just a completely normal sensible way that capital gets recycled in our economy right? the money comes back to investors. what are they going to do with that majority of the time it comes back to those that need the capital. stock buyback is normal and healthy and this assault on investors and share ownership, that's what's dangerous. >> you're preaching to the choi

subsequently, it has become a life mission of mine. 16 vote. trademark i am a teacher and in 1998 when debush was running for election in florida, i ran a mock election and organized a mock election and the reason i did it was i was driving to work one day to teach and i heard on the radio only 7% of the people turned out to vote or it i was frustrated because i had gone back to school to be a teacher and i was really trying to promote democracy and education. i went to school and decided i was going to organize from september 2 october, a mock election and we ran the mock election and i would like to invite myself to come on your program and talk about what happened in the experience and i have a news program i was videotaped on, i had the news media come out and film it, so i have videotape as well. i can talk about the results and there is a really interesting story about what happened. the mock election was almost called off the morning by the principal. host: stick around on the line after you and i finish and i will have our producer get your contact information. did you happen to ju