nathan, elaina, and mark are back. some political analyst said you got to pass the torch.way with it. >> what's interesting, chris, i'm a congressional race junkie and i remember meeting a dublin city councilman named eric swalwell and this was the same strategy he used to get to congress. he defeated a 20-term, a 40-year incumbent in congress, pete stark, not only just with the generational argument, but he used something that stark used in his first race and turned it around and said, you know, now it's time for a change. so that's why we're seeing this. now, it's different when there are 19 other candidates running against joe biden, but that's where i think this is coming from. >> look, i don't think it's a bad space. it's about, well, what is your youth about? his mandate tonight was largely about guns. i'm going to end gun violence in this country. i have a conceptual problem with that. to me it's like i'm going to end crime. you know? because gun crime, crime, they're almost interchangeable. is that something that can resonate? i mean, obviously everybody would like

we have elaina plott, is about brianna siddiqi and mark preston. about people who did well and who did not well. that's important. even with this recent template of a gazillion candidates that we saw in 2016 for the republicans, now the democrats are doing it. but they have the same challenge, which is people are going to have to go. and i know, preston, people will say it's too early, cuomo, stop. we haven't even had a single vote. but come on, that's what these things are, a measuring contest. we talk about who resonated tonight, who popped and who faded tonight, who is hurting after tonight. >> beto o'rourke is quote/unquote hurting. but let's note he is hurting in june of 2019. so there is plenty of time to get to the hospital and get fixed up and get back out there. let's not forget he does have an incredible following. he can raise an incredible amount of money. and he has an attraction. i just think that tonight he's going to get bad press tomorrow. bad press in a couple of hours. people pick up the papers. i don't think that's the end of hi

elaina decide and to get married. they kept a chaste, 1950's relationship as they traveled around in the mountains, most of the time to dirty, exhausted or too tired to have any sort of romantic relationship. but when they get to havana things start to progress. and it is one of the first revolutionary marriages. raul and wilma get married. fidel and celia don't. fidel takes up random admirers, there are many, and we don't know what celia thought of it but she stayed the great organizer. they have a suite in the havana hilton and the romantic stuff starts to slide. guerrillas keep their distinctive look, their uniforms, the long hair, their beards, they are like prototype hippies, a complete contrast to , eisenhower-era en" look at the time. and if you look at magazines from the time, the contrasts urilla mane ge lla gals are quite striking. there is the man in the gray flannel salute going off to work, pulsing their shoes, and the women are the ideal housewife, cooking for the kids, very doris day looking. so the con

thank you, elaina. increaseht to transparency and lower-cost for patients, many democrats in congress support bernie sanders's government takeover of health care. the democrat plan would terminate the private health insurance of over 180 million americans who are happy with what they have. under my administration, we will never let that happen. we believe in giving patients -- [applause] president trump: we believe in choice andents freedom in health care, ensuring access to the doctors they want, the treatment they need, and the highest level of medic -- of medical care anywhere in the world. this is a truly hysteric to -- truly historic day. i don't know if it will be covered that way by the fake news. this is a very big thing that is happening right now. it is pretty much going to blow everything away, alex, as we discussed. we are making health options available to american workers through association plans, short-term plans, and reimbursement associations. we are working with congress to stop surpr

.>> reporter: elaina executive director of the american river conservancy set a grassy knoll on the property march the grave site of a japanese girl. >>> the gravesite of who was 17 when she immigrated to the united states. the first known site of japanese woman to be married in the united states.>> reporter: the grave are now on the national register of historic places.>>> when those first japanese settlers came back in 1869 it was long before the golden gate bridge. they sailed on a wooden ship called the ps china. although the ship to carry the settlers is long gone the first- class cabin has been preserved. the japanese delegation got an opportunity to tour it in belvedere. the belvedere historic society told the delegations how the colonists used the elegant cabinet during their three-week these delegates will now go to sacramento. to meet american descendents of those early settlers. history coming full circle. remembering the journey of immigrants 150 years ago. >>> public and personal goodbye for self a political trailblazer died earlier this spring. hundreds of people gathered at ga

now we will take public comment and i have one card from elaina dupree. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. i always enjoy these clean power reports. while i am going to miss them at frequent intervals, i would say, let us work on our communications and have some website dash boards, so we can always be in the know. and that those that hunger and thirst for knowledge will be able to get it at any time, because these reports are very, very helpful and educational to me. a lot of good ideas in this report. now, moving into a program, we are now piloting the ship along the water. i spoke at this group is six years ago when we were just trying to get this off the ground. so, i am very excited about the idea of the electrification and fuel switching. we have a big problem in the state with curtailment, during the day, because we produce lots of renewable energy. but unfortunately we have other generation we cannot turn down. if we can take some of those kilowatt hours, such as the heating hot water with it - big electric boilers, we can use those kilowatt hours

molly hooper, saraj hashmed and elaina train. welcome to all of you. the dust-up? but the nasty comments and all of the stuff that the president has already done ahead of this visit, has it already marred the three-day viz it? >> hey, he is the great disrupter. reminds me of the welcome to washington, d.c. sort of this, you know, when president trump speaks, a lot of times he's reacting to things and he counter punches and in a lot of instances he's been counter punching and not going over well with the british audience. he also likes to say as the president he has a close relationship to england and the uk because of his scottish ancestry. i have scottish ancestry and known to disrupt things anyway. maybe this isn't too unexpected but it is interesting and it comes at a time when there's so much going on in the world that the u.s. is involved in, especially trade, and that's an issue that will come up likely tomorrow or the next day. you know, britain is in the middle of the brexit matter and president trump says as long as britain is still a part of