i also want to recognize jeff's wife and jeff's family. again, to thank the many folks who came out to speak on this and contacted us to support this. i also want to recognize that there were many folks who believed that this is an important thing for us to do, not just because of who jeff was and what he represented to the criminal defense community, but also how important it is that we elevate heroes in our community, particularly that represent the full diversity of san francisco. the japan kneesjapanase-america and asian-american community has been part of this. unfortunately, there are few places in which we recognize and honor and celebrate the leadership of asian-american leaders in our communities. as much as this is about jeff, which it is, it is also about making sure that a community gets recognition. i want to thank those from various japanese-arn organizations that have spoken out in support of us taking this step. so there are no amendments that i have. just as we did hear this once before in land use and we did make the chan

please consider jeff adachi way. jeff dedicated his life and career to public service. it is an honor and a well-deserved honor. thank you so much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm a lawyer in san francisco, a private lawyer. my office is on boardman place which is right next to gilbert. i wish my street was up for this renaming, but i want to support the renaming of gilbert as jeff adachi way. i think it will show that this city values public defenders, values the office, as an important institution. i think it will not of course memorialize jeff himself, but it will be a very loud statement against mass incarceration which is a very significant problem in this country. over 2 million people in america are in prison and i think that will be a statement against mass incarceration. so i urge the board to adopt the resolution. thank you. >> thank you, sir. next speaker, please. >> my name is bill groziano. we have a property on brandon and our side is gilbert. i'm disappointed in the district attorney lawyers not wanting the public defender's building named.

please welcome jeff goldblum. >> jimmy: you're enjoying the band. >> i love the band, i love you. >> jimmy: do you feel pressure now to really dress to the nines? because i feel like everybody now is paying attention to everything you wear, you have to now. >> i don't know about that. we didn't see each other back stage. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> were you warned that i was going to be looking like this? >> jimmy: i just had a feeling. the last time you were here, there was a lot of commotion online and whatever you were wearing was sold out everywhere. >> i should be dressing like you. you look great. >> jimmy: you should do this. of course, i don't have the confidence. [cheers and applause] >> you could run for president. >> jimmy: my friends are too mean for me to dress like this. >> yeah. i know, i know. i know. >> jimmy: you are a man of many, many talents. >> not true. >> jimmy: yes true. >> i disagree. >> jimmy: i heard you were just in london performing for the queen of england. >> can you believe it? with

friday is the deadline and according to our colleague jeff zeleny, jeff sessions will make it official tomorrow. he wants his old job back. he wants to run for the united states senate. this is the job he had before he was donald trump's attorney general and you know, wolf, that was a relationship that soured, soured quickly when he recused himself from the russia investigation. donald trump never for gave him for that. abused him verbally until he finally got rid of him. but the question here, wolf, is how is donald trump going to react to this? this is somebody ousted from the trump orbit and he's now have to run in a republican primary in alabama. is donald trump going to get his supporters on board to say don't vote for jeff sessions? or is the president going to stay out of this? this is tricky terrain for jeff sessions. ly note also, this is the seat

let me let's go to jeff now we have to go to jeff. you know. peter i'm a bit surprised the extent to which he buy into the west a little triumph this narrative is i'm not i'm a plot play i'm not you still there is no no no no there's actually a well let me finish my but that's actually existing socialism is either one thing or the other then you actually can't explain what happened in 1909 because the reform the impetus which i each kind from weave in common is missiles. from from from something. you know he talked about you know the end of the communist idea well people said that in relation to china i mean what they will society in 1990 was that china will be next chinese commies in the full was not the case we still have a communist regime in china don't we and we have a situation where the people are talking about china becoming the most powerful actor in the little so how does that fit in with this kind of like trying to trying to play sort of a listen and kind of the i don't know your comment i think ok i did i would i would lik

jeff zeleny is live in alabama. what are you hearing about the timing here and has he chatted with his former boss about the campaign? >> reporter: as far as we know, jeff has not advised the white house or talked to president trump at all, which is not surprising. the two men are not exactly on speaking terms. the timing of this is certainly interesting. this is jeff sessions' choice to make that announcement later today, we're told. he's going to jump into that republican primary. his fate is somewhat in the president's hands. he was just signing the paperwork to be on the ballot here, and the vice president was asked if he planned to jump in or campaign for his long-time friend jeff sessions. he said, we will let the people of alabama decide this race. that is pretty much an open question if president trump will let the people of alabama decide this race, or if he will put his hand on the scale and try to support another republican nominee. we are told by republicans close to the white house that president trump

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jeff sessions didn't have a clue. say if i had one doover, it would be i would not have appointed jeff sessions to be attorney general. >> we could be hearing a lot more from the president about sessions in the near future. "the new york times" reports quote over the last week, mr. trump sent word to mr. sessions through allies that he would publicly attack him if he ran and "the washington post" reports quote, trump looms larger over the contest than any other republican. he is even joked to senators and white house aids that he would move to alabama and compete against sessions himself in the primary. all right. with us tonight michael steele, chairman of the republican national committee, the host of the appropriately named michael steele pod cast and my friend. there is one man having a good night tonight but the democratic senator from alabama doug jones because he's thinking there might be a jeff sessions roy moore primary to be the republican senatorial candidate in alabama. >> yeah, and one that the president

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matt miller, in the world of the senate, jeff sessions, there's a lot of fondness for jeff sessions amongs is he was one of the most loyal cabinet members. he went hard on it, the separation of children, the other immigration crackdowns that the president wanted, he went along with enthusiastically, that was his mission. but that one issue, of course, is recusing himself which he could not avoid doing given his conflicts on the russia issue which of course led to robert mueller. >> yeah, he really had no choice, as ruth said, it was a clear regulation, he had to recuse himself, there was no option, it wasn't an area where you could exercise discretion. ruth hit the nail on the head, we've all known former members of the senate, others in public life who have a real problem when they leave, there's this withdrawal, you get used to the trappings of public life, you get used to people talking about you all the time, and they have a tough time anldz, and i suspect there's some of that here. i suspect there's some of that here he is a republican that is weakened in the eyes of the voters not j

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jeff sessions may be more popular. >> jeff sessions has four months to get back. know how many folks over the course of donald trump's time have been able to get back with grace with him. it was a year ago he left his post as attorney general. he's been under the eye of president. a month and a half after donald trump's inauguration when he recuse recused himself from the russia probe which led to the special counsel and robert mueller's appointment and russian investigations that followed. >> let me ask you this, mitch mcconnell worry of the fact that roy moore runs and jeff sessions runs. jeff sessions would probably win the primary, donald trump comes in and attack jeff sessions then roy moore can become the republican candidate. >> you will have a run off in this. if somebody gets to 50% on march 3rd, you will have a run off. the part about this race. that's exactly what happens back in 2017 to fill jeff sessions' seat. ha you had roy moore and that primary. voters went with roy moore and that's how doug jones of the democratic senator of alabama. it is not ju

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jeff: yes. shery: thank you so much for that. that was jeff greenfield joining us of c3 metrics.re ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ kurt: back to our coverage of goldman sachs making headlines over the weekend. bloomberg was first to report the wall street bank is being investigated for alleged discrimination over its apple card algorithm. social media postings in recent days by a tech entrepreneur and steve wozniak complaining about the unequal treatment of their wives ignited a firestorm that has engulfed the two giants of silicon valley and wall street. steve joins us now from san jose, california. thank you for being here. can you walk me through what happened over the weekend? steve: i am very thankful what david was on saying. i did not really go out and try to promote anything. i don't do that, promote issues. i saw a post, a tweet by david about he and his wife having different limits. my wife and i can counter that months ago and found out through phone calls on the number that is on your apple card and apple wallet, i could not get anyone to listen. they would say maybe in t

if jeff sessions does announce he will immediately become the frontrunner.expect that you will see a lot of donors within the state and also donors across the country pumping in money to assure his election. >> so let me ask you, shermichael, the alabama primary is march 3rd. what do you see is best case scenario and worst case for the republicans? do you think they can come out of this unscathed or with the number of people in it and the wildcard that always is donald trump, could this get a little crazy? >> i think as susan said, most individuals will drop out. i have some concerns with roy moore and this is why i think donald trump needs to be very, very careful here. i think if it does appear that moore has a good chance of winning this thing or really challenging sessions, then i think that does benefit doug jones and that's something that republicans in alabama as reported via local and national press do not want to see, i can assure you that mitch mcconnell would love to see jeff sessions back in the senate. republicans do not want to have to deal wit

the president was asked if he would endorse jeff sessions in this race.e says he hasn't made up his mind. it's interesting because donald trump has a lot of power in this position. he is extremely popular in alabama. he is somebody who enjoys wild approval and he is somebody who has not been shy about how much he dislikes the guy who recused himself from the russia investigation as attorney general. i want to bring in vaughn hillyard, sessions team is out with ads calling jeff sessions a traitor. what are you hearing? >> jeff sessions hasn't won a race since 1996 when he first ran for the u.s. senate. a good number of his aides from his previous runs and his time in the senate still serve over the department of justice. others are in the white house like steven miller, and then you have others that are on the outs like rick deer born and cliff simms that are not in the good graces of the president. so jeff sessions is trying to figure out how to run this campaign, he's got $2.5 million in the bank, yet at the same time recall when he was on "meet the pres

just can't quit jeff sessions. the ex-attorney general who was forced to resign by the president a year ago yesterday and now, miraculously, running for his old senate seat in alabama, releasing a video tonight clearly intended, you've got to watch this, for an audience of one. >> when i left president trump's cabinet, did i write a tell-all book? no. did i go on cnn and attack the president? nope. have i said a cross word about our president? not one time. >> wow. wow. but the president is back to his bullying ways. "the new york times"' maggie haberman reporting that he sent word to sessions over a week ago that he could face pain if he runs. so let's remember, okay, the ex-a.g. has been on the president's hit list ever since he recused himself from the russia investigation. >> even my enemies say that jeff sessions should have told you that he was going to recuse himself. what kind of a man is this? the only reason i gave him the job, because i felt loyalty. i told you before, i'm very disappointed with the atto

jeff zeleny of cnn, senior washington correspondent for cnn. anita kumar, white house correspondent for politico, and josh dawsey of "the washington nsst." in tipt after transcript, giuliani's role was pivotal. as josh reports, "top officials needed to cater to him" and gordon sondland, the to the european union, said in his testimony, "rudy had bad ises with ukraine and until rudy was satisfied, the president wasn't going to change his mind." josh, when you open your notebook, what does your reporting show? josh: time after time this week, giuliani's name came up more than 500 times in various witness testimony and what essentially was a nexus, as the esident is frustrated with ukraine and these various officials of the state department -- ambassadors, top folks in pompeo's orbit, all understand, if we don't pacify rudy giuliani, the president won't be happy. and they're reluctant, they're no thrilled about working with an outside personal lawyer who has the portfolio of ukraine. but they all wanted to mollify him. they all wanted to appease h

also in alabama former senator jeff sessions is in, entering the senate race, his first interview tonight since leaving the trump administration. sean spicer triggering the resistance by advancing to the corner finals on dancing with the stars. here with reaction to donald trump junior's heated conversation with the cast of the view, everything from impeachment to the whistleblower. tonight in new york, straight to trace gallagher with a whole lot of breaking news. >> definitely an 11th hour attempt but feet to the fire specifically those with acting chief of staff mick mulvaney initially mislaid our subpoena the house committee setting up the impeachment inquiry are now signaling they badly want to hear directly from mick mulvaney before the investigation goes public next week. the house committees have already subpoenaed him in october but that was for documents, now they appear to want an answer as to whether he carried out the president's directive to suspend aid to ukraine but experts said the president will likely exert executive privilege and argue that mulvaney has immunity from c

i wish jeff the absolute best. i know he won't need luck because he's a true professional and i'm excited to see him be a star and a partner. in my closing comments i would like to say this the last few months have been tumultuous at the agency but not as much as without a director. the acting director kept the ship steady, was professional, calm, and an absolute pleasure to work with. thank you for your service. with that, i will turn the podium back to the super staff to answer our questions. thank you for the questions. >> what questions do you have? >> [ indiscernible ]. [♪] >> three, two, one. [applause.] >> congratulations everybody. thank you. >> so the project was driven by the need to improve conditions for people biking and walking from beach street to mcallister. between 2010 and 2015 there were 290 traffic crashes including two deaths, 110 bike collisions and 78ted 78 pedestrian collisions. the construction was a little over two years. it including pedestrian crossing, better bike facilities, new street

i'm here with jeff garcia and roj mathai.. >> from one standout quarterback, jeff garcia, to another standout quarterback, live on the podium, let's listen live to jimmy garoppolo. >> how they're playing special teams. there's a lot that goes into it. as far as being comfortable with the offense and getting the game plan down throughout the week, it's become easier and easier. we have to keep trending in the right direction. >> how difficult was it to head out for two back-to-back road contests? >> it was good. i have to give a shout out to the faithful. they were rocking. the stadium, the energy, just walking in early in the afternoon. you could feel it. and it was really cool. just to have levi's loud like that. baltimore will be a good test, so it will be a good one. >> thanks, folks. >> thanks, guys. >> okay, jimmy garoppolo live on the podium. just got the tail end of his news conference. a big stretch coming up. jeff garcia with us. we talk about the playoff seedings because that's a real thing. the 49ers are the top se

jeff sessions has held that seat for 20 years. jeff sessions is on longtime senator, the attorney general before that he was a nominee before that he's well known and well looked he basically was the face of alabama republicans for almost 20 years, and he helped propel trump to the nomination, and thus to the presidency, so it's interesting to see how this will play out. i don't know if it would be the deciding factor, but i know it would be a factor, as sessions jumps in, the polling i have seen oisms the political cal inclusion. for everyone illustrates, it's crazy what it does to everybody else's place on the ballot. you say please explain. >> well, because trump came in, and he couldn't bring beavan over the line, right? so the question is you have three pretty well -- they're sore of well known, but in donor and republican circles, three or four candidates that are running, then you have sessions come in, and does the president -- but b, does he endorse another candidate to try to try to raise that candidate up? then you have

jeff goldblum is back, everybody!heers and applause and her fantastic must-see show, "get on your knees," returns to the lucy lortel theater here in new york on december 14th, jacqueline novak is back [ cheers and applause i'm so happy about our guests tonight. before we get to them, the house has laid out the next step in it's impeachment inquiry and now they're inviting president trump himself to participate for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause one thing we know about trump is that his brain is basically a toxic waste dump with a bunch of trash, debris just floating around in there. and apparently one particular piece of brain litter that got lodged in his soul recently is an insane and completely nonsensical idea that there are people out there who want to change the name of thanksgiving. an idea he barfed up in one of his group therapy sessions in florida last night >> as we gather together for thanksgiving you know, some people want to change the name thanksgiving they don't wa

jeff, what happens next and explain the bomb cyclone? >> i think over the next three to four hours, we're under this. this really started to earn this distinction today as we saw rapid intensification with the storm. so, that is what a bomb cyclone. it's rapid insification. there'smillibar drop in 24 hours. that's how we measura storm. right now it has dropped to 975 millibars which is a brand-new record. there has never been ai low pressure system this strong to ever hit the west coast. have we had other storms that have brought much wider impacts and bigger flooding? yes. but when it comes to central pressure, it's a new record strength with this storm dropping to 975 millibars. the old measure was 987 in 2010. the worst of the storm is developing over the north bay to san francisco. it's pushing off to the south so i do expect things to continue to pick up here. get ready contra costa, alameda counties, major downpours over the next 20 to 35 minutes. if you're heading to the grocery store in contra costa and alameda counties, you migh

jeff sessions returned to the senate is a terrible idea.ou think the president ways and to help sessions? he needs the seat in the senate. >> is certainly not going to wait and on his favor. we all know that lindsey graham is waving a yellow flag in front of jeff sessions on those grounds but what trump said in the past would be static and something for sessions to overcome but if trump attacks him in real time again during the primaries then that could potentially be up torpedo to the bow. i think he is fine and honorable man and he would be a terrific senator, he was on for the trump agenda but i think it would be a great addition to the senate. but that has to be the worry for him. >> shannon: he was the first sitting senator who jumped into the president support and into the campaign. it was surprising for some folks at the time. sessions was the first want to raise his hand in the senate and say, i'm with this guy, we share the same policy belief. >> absolutely. we not only supported him and came out ahead of the republican fray that f

jeff: yes. with the national socialist movement, one of the things that we found -- i crossed into a lot of different groups. i would be invited to speak at klan gatherings, skinhead concerts. i was just not at the head of the national socialist movement. i knew people of all the different groups. taking that into consideration, ok, this is a group that is focused on the neo-confederacy and things like that. that was sort of their niche. different groups would have different niches. the national socialist movement, a lot of people had religion. it saidn our handbook, religion was for home and family. i found one of the most divisive things in the movement early on was the religious thing. whether it was between odenism, christian identity, regular christianity, catholics, atheists, creators. all these different things and they would all fight against each other. not giant clashes or anything like that, like in medieval times, but ideological clashes within the movement where some of them would s

>> are you saying jeff sessions shouldn't be in the primary?> oh, well, i'm concerned about the sessions candidacy because if he were to win the primary, i think doug jones could possibly defeat him on the strength of what donald trump has already said about jeff sessions. >> interesting? >> heretofore so the cleanest way for them to resolve it is nominate somebody that supports the president's agenda that hasn't gotten on the president's bad side and that's all you need to win the general election in primary. >> yeah, that is outrageous. >> -- that he held up the oath of office and because he wasn't loyal to the president he wanted him to do something unethical. jeff sessions was actually doing the business for the american people and was loyal to the president's agenda. he just wasn't going along with the president obstructing just cyst so jeff sessions was very popular when he was in alabama for years and years but because his cardinal sin was not bowing down to the president the way he wanted to and commit crimes now he's persona non grata

chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us now. jeff, should those little kids bring a coat tonight? >> it's going to get chel chill you might want to bring a jacket for the little ones. otherwise creepily clear skies, so to speak. that is great news tonight. the kincade fire, at least 60% contained. 61 here then down to the 50s and by midnight for any of you late goers or if you're heading out to a party, air quality is a lot better today because of that fire containment. the bay, the coast, east bay and south bay. if it's too smoky you may need to limb your exposure. very nice as we head through the next couple of hours. a freeze warning, some isolated 20s. we'll have a full look at that hour by hour forecast to get you ready for your friday. >> police investigating a deadly shooting involving one of its officers. our sky ranger overhead earlier at the intersection of mckee and jackson. officers tell us they were responding to reports of a man with a gun. robert handa one of the first reporters at the scene live. robert joins us. what have you learned in the last hour? >> reporter:

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i wouldn't be surprised if jeff sessions comes out of this, but for now, it does seem that jeff sessions is the one trying to put the olive branch out there to president trump. >> and let's switch gears a little bit. yesterday president trump made an extensive pitch to african-american voters at a campaign stop in atlanta launching the black voices for trump coalition. here's what's some of the supporters told us about why they are back in the president and why -- backing the president and why they're attending that event. >> he's righting the wrongs from the clintons and do nothing democrats. >> the president talked to us as black americans, but not as black americans but simply as americans. we have been forgotten by the democrat party for so many years but it's so good to hear a president of the united states talk about our issues directly. not afraid of what he says, we loved it, we received it, and we're going to move forward. we're going to put him across the finish line in 2020. >> love donald trump, he always kept it real with you. that's a gift. most people cannot tell you the t