jeff smith took us inside the old city hall to illustrate his point, saying that it's not designed for people to live in because there are verment, pests and water damage. the final decision will be made on september 25th. >>> it's 4:50. the trouble millennium tower could soon be yellow-tagged. san francisco inspectors have given managers of the tower until the end of the week to make safety improvements or else access to the building could be limited. an investigation is under way as to why a window on the 36th floor cracked. the crack has inspectors concerned. they want an overhead protection system installed around the perimeter of the building too protect pedestrians from any potential falling glass. the city also wants the tower to repair a broken window washing crane so inspectors can inspect the window from the outside. our investigative unit first broke the story that the tower is tilting and sinking. >>> michelle obama getting ready to hit the road on a book tour and she's coming to the bay area. >> mrs. obama has just announced ten cities on her upcoming book tour. it kicks o

now, santa clara county executive jeff smith says he thinks it's a bad idea and took us inside to tryprove it. >> hopefully, it doesn't fall apart while we're inside. >> reporter: santa clara county executive jeff smith doesn't hide his disgust at the idea of turning the old san jose city hall into a homeless facility and isn't impressed with proposals that call for a major overhaul even if it's funded with private money. >> this is the mechanical room. here is where the water tiller is for the water supply. this technology was out of date 20, 25 years ago. it uses freon. down here in the corner we have the two elevators that are in the building. they do not meet code, either for a.d.a. -- it's not designed as a residential building at all. got big open spaces. vermin. pests. water damage. >> it's got wide open spaces. is that not a good thing? >> well, not for privacy. >> reporter: san jose doesn't appear to be discouraged. late this afternoon the city' council's rule committee voted to fast track the project. mayor sam liccardo is not deterred by in asayers since much of the funding

fall apart while we're inside. >> reporter: jeff smith doesn't hide his disgust in turning the old san jose city hall into a homeless facility and isn't impressed with proposals that call for a major overhaul, even if it's funded with private money. >> this is the mechanical room. here is where the water chiller is for the water supply. this technology was out of date 20, 25 years ago and used freon. down here on the corner we have the two elevators that are in the building. they do not meet code either for ada. it's not designed as a residential building at all. got big open spaces. vermin, pests, water damage. >> it's got wide open spaces, is that not a good thing? >> not for prif. >> reporter: san jose doesn't appear to be discouraged. the rules committee voted unanimously to consider fast tracking the process the county would need to go ahead with the project. the mayor is not deterred by nay sayers since much of the funding obligation and pressure is on donors. >> and i think there's probably an easy way to figure that out which is, you know, put the risk on those who want to try.

the fort lee mystery. , written the 28 pages by jeff smith. a high-level u.s. intelligence. people also might want to go look at the lawyers committee for 9/11 that just submitted a document to the southern district of new york earlier this year about what actually happened in the trade towers. host: we got your point. do you want to respond? guest: i don't have a great deal of time for these conspiracy theories. there are people who contend that the planes did not crash into the towers, that these were staged operations. i think the weight of the evidence points to exactly what we saw, that this was an odd -- us -- that this was an audacious and unfortunately successful plan by a terrorist enterprise and we have gone after that terrorist enterprise to .ismantle it say, therely, as i is always a swirl of these various theories and contentions and they just get in the way. has nothingomment to do with party affiliation. i am calling specifically about united airlines flight 93. i do not understand why it is not referred to as united airlines flight 93. that flight was not a m

the fort lee mystery. , written the 28 pages by jeff smith. a high-level u.s. intelligence.eople also might want to go look at the lawyers committee for 9/11 that just submitted a document to the southern district of new york earlier this year about what actually happened in the trade towers. host: we got your point. do you want to respond? guest: i don't have a great deal of time for these conspiracy theories. there are people who contend that the planes did not crash into the towers, that these were staged operations. i think the weight of the evidence points to exactly what we saw, that this was an odd -- us -- that this was an audacious and unfortunately successful plan by a terrorist enterprise and we have gone after that terrorist enterprise to .ismantle it say, therely, as i is always a swirl of these various theories and contentions and they just get in the way. has nothingomment to do with party affiliation. i am calling specifically about united airlines flight 93. i do not understand why it is not referred to as united airlines flight 93. that flight was not a mys

smith. you have jeff trying to file a suit to stop this confirmation process. chuck schumer wants this nomination to be withdrawn. you also have lindsey graham coming out and defending brett kavanaugh after these third allegations and a moment ago jeff flake was on the floor urging everybody to treat everybody involved as a human being. where do things stand? >> yeah, it's hard to follow the bouncing ball up here but let's set the tone here. there's this hearing that's going to happen tomorrow morning and the opportunity for a committee vote that could happen as soon as friday. remember, conservatives have said they want to get kennedy's replacement, judge kavanaugh seated on the court when the session opens october 1st. that would be monday. that's the time line we're up against here. republicans are trying force this to stay on that time line -- >> i'm sorry. donald trump is talking right now. we're going to go right to him. >> i think you're going to see it in the midterms. i think people are wise to it. it's a con game. he's a high quality person. they're b

smith. republican senator jeff flake from arizona voted for kavanaugh's nomination to go to the floor, but he said he wants the fbi to investigate the sexual assault accusation before he makes the decision on the final vote earlier today senator flake had said he would vote to confirm kavanaugh no strings attached. then two women confronted him in an elevator on capitol hill. >> look at me when i'm talking to you. you are telling me my assault doesn't matter. what happened to me doesn't matter. you will let people do these things into power that's what you can are telling me when you vote for him. >> senator mazie hirono on the senate floor speaking now. listen. >> in the attack judge claimed he didn't remember. a far cry from rebutting her statement. he claimed he didn't remember refused to testify and then went into hiding. patrick smythe and lee land kaiser said they simply don't remember. again, hardly a rebuttal. as dr. ford said yesterday, quote: i don't expect pj and lee land would remember this evening. it was a very unremarkable party. it was not one of their more notorious parties b

smith. republican senator jeff flake from arizona voted for kavanaugh's nomination to go to the floor, but he

i thought jeff flake sounded like an out of touch nare assistist today. i'm mr. smith goes to washington. the process was polluted by an uncorroborated allegation being used to smear a man who's been in public life for three decades. mark, this to me, this was really the moment where we heard from debra's lawyer. she came forward. she's going to be excited about this. instead she said no, no, no, we can't limit this. that's an arbitrary deadline. we need to hear from all the accusers. the whole thing it's about dr. ford, is it about dr. ford? >> i think her lawyers have acted that they are more interested in the democratic agenda, delaying, than getting the story out. we heard how she was afraid to fly and pushed this off for several days. it doesn't appear that her attorneys are working in her best interest. >> laura: dave, when you thinkst about how this has progressed from kavanaugh being nominated to meetings from democratic operatives about how they can stop this, how they can force this into a last minute panic, all the way up to the midterms and roll it forward

jeff sessions. there is some evidence that mueller considers perjury relevant in his most recent indictment. perjury, false statements to the smithittee was one of the charges, one of the things mentioned in this indictment. and so for jeff sessions, that could be a very worrisome development, and certainly any false statements he has made to congress could come back it haunt him. >> michael flynn facing the same charge for lying to fbi investigators. ron brownstein, i want you to watch something that senator lindsey graham said just on sunday. have a listen. i want you to react. >> i'm going to look long and hard about the fbi abuse of the fisa warrant, about how the department of justice, the fbi i think really ran the tank for clinton en route to get trump early on. >> lindsey graham who had been willing to challenge this president on a host of issues, now repeating the president's attack on the justice department. >> first of all, it was striking to see all of the ways lindsey graham this week signaled that the republican congress will continue to lock arms and protect the president after the election exactly as his long-time

smith! >> what took y'all so long? >> just over a year ago, i was the fresh prince rapper and his former collaboration dj jazzy jeff takingd and teasing more music to come. >> i got the bug. i was on fire last night. i just can't contain myself on stage. >> what does that tell you? >> that we need to hurry up and do more shows. >> marc anthony, the now-50-year-old's new salsa track caps off a wild week for will, his insane birthday bungee jump into the grand canyon from a helicopter, has now racked up more than 13 million youtube views. former "fresh prince" co-star alfonso ribeiro tells "e.t.," quote, it was inspirational to see him. what a day. >>> alfonso gears up to celebrate the mill stone on "america's funniest home videos." >> i think america's funniest videos has been around for 29 seasons simply because it continues to make people laugh. it's the number one co-watched show in all of television. it's truly the last of the mohicans when it comes to, you know, family shows. >> mom and dad are going to kill you. >> how many videos have actually played? do we know? we don't have the exact number, but well over a milli

principal, and soccer coach, chad smith, who witnessed a confrontation between kayden's two dads after jeffrey brought kayden late to the final game. >> i sat and watched jeff up in brian's face. and he was clearly -- looked like he was trying to provoke him into a fight. the switch went off in my mind that he needed professional help. >> he never had any character witnesses testify on his behalf. you know, not one person in his family could go in front of a judge and swear on a bible and say, he's a great father, he would never hurt his child. >> reporter: in the face of mounting evidence against jeffrey and calls for intervention, kathy feels as if the judge still didn't take her seriously. >> he felt that i was just -- >> crazy mom. >> a crazy mom. he ordered me a mental health evaluation. so at the end of that case, on the 28th, he's like, i think you both need help, i think you both need therapy. >> reporter: kathy was deemed by the psychiatric evaluator to have anxiety. but jeffrey was diagnosed with major depressive disorder, moderate with anxious disorder, and identified with narcissistic and anti-social personality traits. >> they said he had no re

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jeff flake did the nation a favor. the fbi needs to interview the three other people dr. ford remembers being at inhouse party in 1982. that would include smith and kaiser. they don't corroborate dr. ford but nor do they exonerate judge kavanaugh. smith said he has no knowledge of the party in question and kaiser has said she has no recollection of being at a party or gathering with or without ford. they may have nothing further, wut the investigation should not end until they've been thoroughly questioned by a neutral investigator. at least the allegation will have been thanded with the seriously. go to smerconish answer what impact will the new fbi sfregz? or twill voono impact joining me now, fuentas and gal yawno. james, what now takes place and who carries out this probe? >> 28 years gou go i became a poelgs special oins ajt. and irn this instance and? fbi is a seat note. what are they going to do. a background check of judge kavanaugh. when they pras these for -- this is a special inkwry. so there's going to be head quarters and oversight. frors they're going to look into nine different things. character, asiegeiations, reputation, loya

. >> i thought jeff flake sounded liken a out of touch narcissist today like i'm mr. smitho save the whole process. the process was polluted by an uncorroborated allegation being used to smear a man who has been this public life for almost three decades. so jeff flake, sorry, you are a little late. >> stipulating that a if you had dime for every democrat who spends a lot of time complaining about how democratic politicians do their jobs and how poorly they fight, i mean i think you hear that pretty much every day from democratic voters who get upset at the party not fighting hard enough. that was pretty open, right? jeff flake is an easy target, he is leaving congress. but that deal is what really set off the anger over across the plaza. >> absolutely because they thought that the fix was in and that kavanaugh was well on his way to being confirmed to be the next justice on the supreme court. you know, it was interesting watching the coverage during that time period when people didn't understand what was happening and watching lindsey graham sitting there and chris coons an