francesca good to see you. first i want to start with information i'm just getting in from mike emanuel. our capitol hill reporter. an anchor at fox news. this is a letter to president trump from senator schumer and feinstein requesting president trump to direct the fbi to immediately and thoroughly investigate and provide to -- information to the senate. reporter: it's been a question the entire time that senators have had in others. which is why the president did not direct the fbi to start an investigation. the president could do that if he wanted to. and he said earlier this week that he does not want the fbi to investigate only because the fbi doesn't want to investigate the fbi having said that this is not the sort of thing that it would look into with its job is to make sure that they are coming from a different standpoint. but when it was a to hell with clarence thomas asking why the fbi cannot investigate now. arthel: this was a busy day because he had three attorneys for doctor ford on a morning call

in my mind, francesca, i did talk to about it earlier. i am concerned that during my time here, we employ strategy that leads us down a fork in the road where we are in dire consequences and we have to make decisions based on desperation. i am still convinced in my conversations with harlan that our agency is still approaching this in a thoughtful and deliberate way that means that we are not going to find ourselves in a dire situation, giving global warning and being invented with droughts and given short timelines to build alternative solutions. it is not about building more luxury condos or hotels or bringing more tech here or any of those things. i just feel that at this point in time, the obligation is to make sure we are never in a desperate situation, making dire decisions because we employed the wrong strategy. that is just where i am coming from. >> first of all. thank you to everybody who has stayed and has been part of this today. we had a prior meeting and express the idea that this kind of discussion would be useful and produ

. >> so to that effect, francesca, what are you hearing in terms of the white house's sentiments with the president's approach, trump's approach. is this attack -- we've heard this from rudy giuliani, he's wanted to make this a public argument against the credibility of the mueller investigation. you can't look at it and think it is working when you have 63% of americans on this pole support the mueller probe. >> the white house has been letting him do the talking. we didn't have a white house briefing although the president has addressed reporters and taken questions in different settings. the white house distancing themselves from the mueller probe and from these cases involving manafort and cohen. today is a very important date, because if you recall, september 1st is when originally rudy giuliani predicted that mueller's probe would be over. and at this point that still could be the case. it may be almost over. as the other guests were pointing out, it surely doesn't show any signs of stopping, surely not before december 1st. time is running out on that. i'm hearing from people fa

i am francesca. i am 15 years old and a sophomore in high school. violence has recently become a dialect spoken about frequently. however an important topic that often his employees. it's important to recognize that violence is not taken seriously in k-12 schools and students are seriously neglected. since dr. christine ford for the came forward about the assault she faced him in this administration the public streets on stu judge kavanaugh has shown high school survivors that our our experiences and our voices do not matter. from our very first year in school we are taught to ask permission for things that mrs. continued to be enforced through the rest of school. .. >> because it is not properly supported. taking advantage of teens with that negative response is why high school students are silent about sexual violence. people said doctor ford could not be believed because of how long she waited i told almost immediately and i still have not been believed. i will not allow cavanagh or his suppressors or supporters silence me. telling you that sexua

. >>> he's winless in 3 matches against tommy fleetwood and francesca molineri. >> all righty.hank you so much. >>> thanks. we'll be right back. we'll see you back here at six. the cbs weekend news is next. news updates are always on cbs-sf dot com. kpix 5 reporter >>> cbs weekend news is next. news updates on cbsfs.com. rain on tuesday, what will they think of next? we'll see you at 6. captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: the supreme court clash intensifies. >> i am innocent of this charge. >> ninan: the f.b.i. reopens its background check into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh following allegations of sexual assault. also tonight, an indonesian official warns the death toll could be in the thousands following a major earthquake and tsunami. maz're massive waves swept many to their deatha teenaged boy aia southern california beach after being attacked by a shark. years after they were sent to prison by a corrupt police sergeant, the charges are finally being dropped. >> he's a sergeant with a badge, so who will believe us? >> ninan: and an american fl

(pam) (pam) that was francesca washington reporting.w mexico says... it did respond to the fight. no arrests have been made, but they are still investigating. (jrstone) you have a chance to explore history in the peninsula for free! the san mateo county history museum in redwood city will offer free admission to the public on the firs friday of every month. there will also be two free programs planned which will change each month. many exhibits are interactive and show the history from the native indians through today. the museum will be open from 10 to 4 each friday and adult tours of the museum begin at 2 p-m. lawrence karnow: it was hot in the valleys with highs in the 90s today.fog near the coast kept temperatures much cooler and in the 60s. fire danger will be lower tonight with decreasing winds. on the satellite you can see highs pressure as it slides toward california. it will make for hotter weather tomorrow with some highs moving into the upper 90s inland but cool 60s at the coast and 70s and 80s around the bay. it will cool a

the crime scene has become a place of remembrance family minister francesca defies the first member of the federal government to visit the site where a german man was stabbed to death last sunday the minister met political groups and pledged more funding for initiatives aimed at strengthening democracy. we shouldn't make the mistake of thinking that this is just a problem for saxony it is a focal point because of the current events here. but this issue affects the whole country the whole of eastern germany but also the west. and a court in kemet says confirmed that one of the alleged attackers should have been deported in may twenty sixth teen saxony state premier says its officials are not to blame the subpoenas and the federal authorities are responsible for that it's now being investigated and the results will have to be made public. the accused iraqi man has several previous convictions he should have been deported to bulgaria within six months but the deadline expired the magazine der spiegel claims the man twice presented forged papers the authorities supposedly rejected his appl

>> there is succession in the balance of justice in the next 20 francesca, a senate appointee confirmedthe senate. the question becomes does he have a conflict that demands his own recusal like jeff sessions does? he worked for a firm that represented the trump campaign and as a result of ethics rules and the department of justice it may require recusal. the next in line, stephen angle of the office of legal counsel, a number of questions of who is next in a federal law that allows the president to appoint somebody without actually getting confirmed called the federal vacancy act of 1988. that could be a way to put someone else in charge of the mueller investigation. >> a number of people said trey gowdy. >> a possibility but the question becomes is it really going to happen? this is a very big news day. heather: the president did insinuate that it was a late meeting. >> the president will be watching the meeting today. it is probably the most important issue on his desk. it will happen during lunch or break because he has other priorities on this day. shannon: we talked about this on c

(pam) francesca washington has the video that's going viral and sparking outrage.sa flag on the play.... then a push from a player... then a push back from a referee...prompted this dad to cross a line that any responsible sports parent knows should never be crossed. all while the 13-year-old football players looked on. parent: "i think that's horrible. that's uncalled for." parents say the fight happened in the middle of a young america football league game on saturday between rio grande and atrisco heritage.ofc. simon drobik ÷ albuquerque police dept.:"unfortunately some people get too excited for these events and they decide to go on to the field and take matters into their own hands."as with any youth sports league -- yafl has a code of conduct where parents pledge to control their emotions and set a good example.yafl sent us a statement saying someone from the rio grande team violated as- p-d they areand more often.ofc. simon drobik ÷ albuquerque police dept.:"i think nationwide you're seeing this behavior nationwide not just albuquerque."the new mexico activi

governor is doing right now, i had an opportunity to meet with former agency employee tyrone jew, and francesca vietor, which i have a ton of respect for and in her wheel house. once guys like me, hard hat guys, industry growth guys, start talking about this, it's a sign that we're on to something, so, yes, all animals. >> president kwon: okay. good. it's good to put a flashlight on it. i appreciate your efforts. thank you. any other comments? all right. any public comment on other commission business? next we have the report from general manager kelly. >> good afternoon, commissioners. the first item is our clean power sf update. michael heinz? >> good afternoon, commissioners. director of clean power sf for power enterprise. for the c.c.a. update today i'm going to cover three things. i will start with our usual clean power sf enrollment ander is russ is status update. i'm also going to provide some information related to the global climate action summit that being held here in san francisco. and i will update the p.c.i. at the public utilities. with respect to our enrollment and service upda

(pam) francesca washington has the video that's going viral and sparking outrage.atsa flag on the play.... then a push from a player... then a push back from a referee...prompted this dad to cross a line that any responsible sports parent knows should never be crossed. all while the 13-year-old football players looked on. parent: "i think that's horrible. that's uncalled for." parents say the fight happened in the middle of a young america football league game on saturday between rio grande and atrisco heritage.ofc. simon drobik ÷ albuquerque police dept.:"unfortunately some people get too excited for these events and they decide to go on to the field and take matters into their own hands."as with any youth sports league -- yafl has a code of conduct where parents pledge to control their emotions and set a good example.yafl sent us a statement saying someone from the rio grande team violated those policies and because of that the entire team is banned for the season.according to a- p-d they are being called to incidents like this more and more often.ofc. simon drob

neil: francesca, i'm curiously, this will be ultimately he said/she said, similar to anita hill, what was going on with clarence thomas, who you believe. he ultimately made to it the supreme court despite the allegations. these are different, because they go back to high school, nearly four decades, having said all of that, what are people telling about the fortune of this nomination? >> the white house very much wants judge kavanaugh to have an opportunity to share his side of the story. we already heard from him and the woman in written statements. the idea she could testify and that he could testify they at least want his side of the story to be heard. so now, it really become as matter whether, as you discussed before, that is something that could happen by thursday. whether or not he could make it through that committee or as was talked about earlier could even make it on the floor even if he made it through committee given everything we now learned if he doesn't have the opportunity to say his side of the story. neil: we haven't heard, hadley, what susan collins of maine or lisa

i believe francesca, you made a comment after ours that it was unrealistic to expect people throughout the bay area to be conserving as much as we have been, and i agree to ask people to give up two thirds of their water is -- is a tremendous ask to make. however, i listed off several items that could be actually implemented that actually would enable this with very little effort on the part of individuals throughout the bay area. changing out your 2.5-gallon shower head with a 1.5 gallon, that's a 40% savings, right there. changing out your 1.6-gallon toilet with a one-gallon perflush, that's almost 60% right there with no change in your lifestyle. i'm also investigating putting a cistern in my house, because in addition to existing on one-third of the water that my neighbors do in the bay area, i have a back yard garden. i've been enjoying the harvest from my gravenstein tree. before that, it was santa rosa plumbs, and part of that was installing a gray water system from my laundry. i mentioned that i got rid of my top loading washing machine and got a front loader. so instead of doi

my name is francesca valdes. i own and operate broadway studios for almost 30 years. i've met bennett when he started, and i think his license should be revoked. we've lost a lot of businesses, we've lost also some of the luster of broadway. he's still doing the same thing, he's still incompetent, and i think our -- the san francisco entertainment commissioner is too nice to him. thank you so much. good evening, commissioners. my name is dominick lemandre. i've given testimony on each one of these items as hue comes before the entertainment commission for -- god, it's been almost -- over a year now, and i'm always in that back row, always paying attention. and i just wanted to say a few things. you know, i'm not going to trade tit for tat for bennett, whether he caught them, whether it was their patrons, but i can say definitively that these issues that got us to this point weren't exclusive to sound. they included cleaning up after the venue had closed, which to their credit, are doing, to increase their correspondence with the c.b.d., which they're not doing. i spea

let's go to the national review senior editor jonah goldberg, daily mail white house reporter francesca the read seems to be we're not happy "new york times" did this, certainly not happy, coming from the white house, that this official did so in a capacity still serving the administration, but no one else is going to touch this, no one else is going to try to deal with punishments meted out like the pentagon papers, for example, so end of story or what? >> well, i don't think president trump is ever an end of story when it comes to the so-called liars, leakers and in this case, someone who he says could potentially be a traitor. it was clear today at the white house that they believe something should be done about it but the question is what. how do you find who this person is if you're the white house. there are of course some clues potentially in the op-ed as to who that could be, but those could also be things put there on purpose to lead the white house and journalists off the scent so while they continue looking, there is a question of how long it will take and whether the white h

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