i can talk about other commissioners who came in under frank jordan. consent agreement, it wasn't that long ago. in terms of that, i understand the principles of what we all fought for and what we want to see, but i think mentioning here as well is the agree of that presence. so to me, in terms of the question of what was -- it was in terms of that h2, h3 lieutenants, captains, battalion chiefs, cheap officers. i, for one at this stage of our existence, in terms of the spirit of diversity would like to know what those numbers look like. what kind of african-american men, women, how many asian-american? how many latinos? how many folks do we have within the officer his ranks can -- that can reflect a self in this administration in terms of the future? these are the kinds of things that go in my mind. i am just excited. just thrilled and proud in terms of the presentation. it is interesting because some of the videos and some of the degree of the members of the department, it gets more than hipper than hip. the music is cool to each week. but part of tha

frank's record shop. and this is where life meets legal. >>> welcome back. i'm back with congressman jim jordan. he's a house freedom caucus member. as we went to break we spoke about the midterm elections. things have gotten heated up with the left throwing people out of restaurants and talking about, you know, if you don't agree there wouldn't be sahpher. this is eric holder and hillary clinton in the last two weeks. >> when they go low we go high. no, no. when they go low we kick them. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that would like to destroy what you stand for, what you care about. that's why i believe if we are fortunate enough to win back the house or senate that's when civility can start again. until then, the only thing republicans seem to recognize and respect is straight. >> this is just extra ordinary. steve scalise almost died. he was shot in baseball practice and almost dead. thank god he's okay. no civility until the democrats are back in control. >> the left and democrats have taken extreme positions. they applaud kaepernick when he disrespects the flag. they embrac

jordan goes to complete the touchdown and texans were 20-13 winners. >> that is your sports. i will see youin 25. back to you, frankk beginning of the season. where do they go from here? >> you can't just pack the thing in. they had every chance to win that game. they have a lot of winnable games on the schedule and have have some kind of momentum to take into next year and improve and prove that the season is not want to be a complete loss. that is where they have to take it at this point. it is just really hard to lose those games where you say, if we had not made those mistakes we would have one. >> thank you, joe.>>> coming up at 11:00, the idea that pg&e wants to shut down the power for the fires but this can be sustainable. -- cannot be sustainable. >>> pg&e actuated powerlines to decrease the risk of wildfires during dangerous weather conditions. >> power was cut to almost 60,000 customers in north bay and sierra foothills. the utility has restored power to 38,000 people. the goal is to have power restored for everyone by tomorrow. our team coverage begins with andre senior live in calistoga.>> reporter: the

jordan, former aide in the george w. bush white house and state department and co-host of the podcast "words matter." peter baker, frank figliuzzi and nbc's garrett haake is standing by on capitol hill. garrett, you just brought us that new sound from lisa murkowski. take us through the state of play for these swing senate voters. >> it's really all about this fbi report. these three really key, i think, key republican votes on here. no democrat wants to be the vote that puts kavanaugh over the top and they're all waiting on this report. susan collins has been the most open about her decision-making process. she's very interested in hearing what mark judge has to say. jeff flake is the point man on this. he pushed for this one week-long investigation in the first place. and lisa murkowski is almost famous on capitol hill for keeping her decision-making process incredibly close to the vest. she said in that interview that she is frustrated by the way the white house has handled it but wouldn't go so far as to say it's going to affect her decision. she's still talking to a lot of folks about this. still taking into accou

jordan. nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson, former u.s. attorney and msnbc contributor barbara mcquaid and former assistant director of the fbi's counterintelligence division frank figlusi. mika has this morning off. john heilemann, let's start with you. there's so much that happened this weekend. we could talk about, of course, the fbi investigation, the debate over how wide that fbi investigation is going to be. democrats complaining the president saying you do whatever you want to do, of course, kanye wearing a make america great again cap on "saturday night live" and actually my favorite moment of the weekend -- i kind of got moved. you know i'm a romantic guy. donald trump saying we fell in love. >> yeah. >> not of kanye, not of kanye, but of kim jong-un. please, everybody, this morning at 6:01 a.m., please just try to imagine what would happen if bra rack hussein obama had said the same thing while president of the united states. but i digress. talk about what happened first of all on friday after we went off the air. flake and coons they make a deal. i'm curious do you see this as sort of like, you know, after world war ii began they talked about a phoney