director davis served as an hrc commissioner between 2011 and 2016. prior to joining hrc, she was executive director the community had -- community-based organization collective and she oversaw mo magic a collaborative of non-profit organizations addressing challenges facing low-income children, youth and families in the areas of income development, community health and violation prevention. magic zone which provides wrap-around services to k-12 students in the hutch community center which provides community-building services and workforce development opportunities to neighborhood residents. during director davis' impact she forged private and public sector partnerships to provide critical health and social services to historically underserved communities across san francisco. director davis has demonstrated her commitment to san francisco residents by serving on the sfpd fair and impartial policing and fillmore community benefits district and the redevelopment agencies western edition citizen's advisory committee. she supported the mfta community-bas

it is not hrc's fault. it is dnc's fault. we need to default the dnc. >> they are not going to do that. they are still bankrupt. they need another bigwig. trish: harlan, thank you. big day for the iphone. iphone x going on sale today. we're seeing really long lines outside of stores. our hillary vaughn is at one of them in center city, california with the apple phone. new questions over that highly questionable uranium one deal that went down while hillary clinton was the secretary of state. despite all these assurances that american american uranium would never ever leave our country, guess what? it did. more next. our recent online sales success seems a little... strange?nk na. ever since we switched to fedex ground business has been great. they're affordable and fast... maybe "too affordable and fast." what if... "people" aren't buying these books online, but "they" are buying them to protect their secrets?!?! hi bill. if that is your real name. it's william actually. hmph! affordable, fast fedex ground. trish: apple to re

most of you agree with president trump, ronnie on facebook saying, if hrc isn't prosecuted, i feel we lose faith in judicial system and create more trouble down the road. darlene posted, absolutely, yes, yes, yes. looks like hillary pulled out all the stops and has a lot of explaining to do. dona on instagram says, i think they will. hillary stole nomination from her own party. some people throwing it out there was bernie paid off. he hung his head during campaign and wonder if hillary got the nomination or won would he have a spot in cabinet. there were a lot of things swirling. heather: rumors. he did say he was being mistreated and he wasn't being supported an people didn't really believe him at the time but he did back off so that's a good point. thank you so much. >> happy friday. heather: you too. stop, drop and roll because your fire extinguisher might not work in an emergency. tracee carrasco with the recall that could impact us. >> this is a big one, 40 million fire distinguishers recalled because they may not work in an emergency, so now they may become clogged or the nozzle

you might want to hear what i have got to say ♪ he knows me ♪ we worked together when he was with the hrc mystery if you ask the man his name is ed. he will say ain't i no dam conspiracy. what is going down in this town? that population is going down. i like to know who is in control right here in san francisco? in closing i will say my name is a. i have been on this case. some of those people out there are all in this place. just check black history. i have been working. conspiracy. >> that is copyrighted now. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening. the two biggest lies are affordable housing and market rate housing. i was on the record two weeks ago i did not see supervisor cowen and farrell had to get ice cream and cake. that displays commitment to the people of san francisco. in addition, when super-visor cohen is quoted as saying people are responsible for the trash on the street. that is a bold face lie that defies logic. people in an rv are going to run around with a bunch of eviction stuff. what is shown here today is clearly these board of superintendents is in the hip pocket o

letter that we got from cheryl davis, executive director of the human rights commission, she wrote, hrc supports the board of supervisors call for the plaza on the embarcadero to be named for honor resident who embodies "san francisco values of equity, inclusion, and forward-thinking". on the topic of renaming the space, i have engaged with the diversity of distinguished community leaders, residents and advocates regarding their keen, long time and even newly piqued interest in changing the name of the plaza, one of the most visible features of the public spaces and parks. their interests are clear. rename the plaza in honor of a person or event that best reflects the values of diversity, inclusion and social progress for which san francisco aspires and is best known. i will vote to remove the current name of the plaza and i look forward to hearing more public comment, i guess in the future since it's closed now, about choosing a new name for this vital space. and i'm looking forward to a broader discussion on public policy regarding how we name parks portions of parks in open spaces so

"one of the questions directed to hrc is a woman with a rash. has lead poisoning and she will ask what, if anything, hillary will do to help the people of flint." now listen to one of the questions. >> after my family, the city of flint, and the children of d.c. were poisoned by lead, will you make a personal promise to me right now that as president in your first 100 days in office, you will make it a requirement that all public water systems must remove all led water signs in the entire united states? >> brazile now claims she wasn't trying to give her an edge, she was trying to warn her about the topics. brazile also now is claiming she never said the primary was rigged in hillary's favor, but here's what she wrote. "i had promised bernie sanders when i took the position of interim chair of the dnc that i would get to the bottom of whether or not hillary's team had rigged the party process in her favor so that only she could win the nomination." she goes on to write "bisect number seven, the day i was making this call to bernie, i had found m

hrc if you want to keep it in initials. the reason you are saying that is if what donna brazile says is true, if she produces evidence and we can see evidence to show that hillary clinton actually was the main fund-raising arm, the main money get or if you will for the party, would there have been some sort of -- is there a paper play with that, does she get higher credit and you push out bernie sanders, that's a problem with this. >> it's exactly right, it's unethical, it runs afoul of what the dnc says they stand for. to tie a ribbon here on what all is being put together, donna brazile is basically saying that brooklyn, hillary clinton's campaign headquarters was the dnc. hillary clinton said in this agreement she got to choose the communications director of the dnc, got to make all messaging decisions, got control of the money at the dnc. that means bernie sanders never had a shot, hillary clinton was the dnc, bernie sanders voters who showed up and voted, your vote basically didn't count. >> harris: last word from you

but in the end, hrc had to get her votes, bernie sanders had to get his votes. he chose to raise money from smaller donors, so that type of deal wouldn't work. but again, i don't think it was rigged because you still got to get those votes and raise money. but the appearance of optics give donald trump something else to throw into the fire and to say doj investigate. this wasn't illegal. doj won't investigate it. it may have been unethical or heavy handed, but we have to move on because 2018 and 2020 are coming up. >> so julian, with that said, i want to steal a. scott's words because he said there is a fight for the soul of the dnc. who on the democratic side is leading that fight? who is the leader here? >> i don't think the democratic party has a leader right now. and what is so damming is they are both looking backwards with this kind of fight, and not necessarily focusing on who the next generation of democrats will be. we're talking instead again about the sanders/clinton battles. the democrats are on the cusp of a pretty good moment right now. president t