ambassador. >> my pleasure, jerry. jerry: you know china very well. bruce often present xi jinping 's mind. how was he looking at this now? how does he think it will end? >> the obvious he wanted to win because it's also impacting the economy of china and therefore creating more unemployment, it's a lesson the chinese leaders need which is any type of domestic instability. because instability leads to threats to the authority of and control of the communist party. job number one is maintaining that control. but at the same time, he needs to save face. he cannot be seen as capitulating to the demands of america. china has known for quite some time and it's only own economic self-interest to reform their markets, to increase protections for intellectual property. to help ensure that private businesses can also compete against the government on businesses but they try to do this slowly. at the same time, then no foreign governments, american governments, american businesses have deep concerns about economic and trade policies of china. in some ways inter

jerry zremski: yes things have changed. when i got here i covered bill paxton and i called him faxing paxton because i got some of the faxes. -- got so many faxes. the changes i think regional reporters face changes that are similar to what reporters face generally. first of all, we are filing all the time now. if something is breaking, i file it right away. or i tweeted right away. so i kinda feel like my job never ends now. yet at the same time, there certain kinds of coverage that i have pulled back from. when i got here i was part of a , two-person bureau. we try to cover everything. we had a member of congress who chaired a committee, we would try to go to all the hearings and cover those hearings. over time, we cut back - i am the only reporter now. and i'm tasked with doing mostly enterprise work, work that is going to end up on the front page of the paper or get a ton of hits online. one can ask, is this a good change or not a good change? i am uncertain. it would be great to still be able to be the newspaper of rec

jerry talked about that later. never wanting to put his family through that he would not march in parades. when he was governor the first time refused to send autographed photos to schoolchildren he thought it there are all of his papers from high school on and their hundreds of boxes of his archives that i went through many of them. there are the great legends. he have the exchange with the school child when jerry was governor who had gone 49 governors to send him back. and really wanted that. somehow appealed to pat brown. i told my son that he should do this. but children frequently don't listen to their father. >> one of the things that we've learned in recent years in politics and other spheres of life or that women are underrated. you've written about an underrated woman. tell me about some of the things that barbara bush did that they only have a different awareness appeared. >> this is the first time i've been at the la times book festival. what a fantastic event it is. i want to thank the la times for spon

people sometimes refer to those different eras as jerry 1.0 and jerry 2.0.d jerry 2.0 know that jerry 1.0 didn't know? governor brown: well, here's the key point. if you live long enough and you're making decisions you can see a decision five, 10, 20, 30 years later. so it gives you a sense what works and what doesn't. so i had a more sure sense both of seeing problems finding solutions and picking people early picking people to work with me but also knowing how to treat people, get along with people. well, i can tell you this 16th year as governor, i knew a hell of a lot more than the first year. it's just it's just a fact. soledad: you've been out of office since january. what do you do with your free time? governor brown: well, it's all free time supposedly. well, i have a ranch. i've built a home off the grid. and we're planting corn and tomatoes and cucumbers and i have an olive orchard. we're getting ready for our third harvest of olives to make olive oil. it's called mountain house olive oil. so i'm doing a lot and i was also working on the nuclear th

when jerry brown was governor of the first time you couldn't see because of the small but. the last thing i will say on that i if it's also a bipartisan issue so ronald reagan's people may remembereagan peoplemay rems national, as president anti-environmental actions as governor because he came out of the forest and there's a lot of ways the environment has been something where jerry brown got the republican vote for one of the cap and trade provisions that was a key climate change platform. >> and talk about some things governor schwarzenegger had done. reagan was a little short on his knowledge of redwood trees. t that under the administration he intervened to save the trail. >> one other quick question you said he climbed because his father had done it but there were certain things his father would not have done and that had an impact on his first governorship. >> personalities. one of the ones i used in the book [inaudible] they couldn't be more different in thoseat ways and he was this old-style politician every time he ran starting when jerry was 5-years-old he would

jerry? tamara? jerry zremski: i don't think we know what the economic models going to be for local journalism. >> i think is going to depend on a lot of different factors in different areas. frankly regional newspapers like mine are somewhat advantaged in that we have got enough people, we have professional sports teams. people subscribe, friendly, for our sports coverage. smaller communities are the ones that are going to really suffer. yet there are places like watertown, new york. we have mark heller who covered for the watertown paper. it really is a company town where there is a military base. and mark had a ton of stuff to do here. and there would still be a ton of -- for a watertown reporter to do. but there is not that person anymore because of the economics. the economics will shake itself out somehow. i think regional reporting will survive. it will probably continue to shrink some. it may just end up being a major market thing unfortunately. tamar hallerman: i do not know if i have an ans

jerry zremski: yes things have changed. when i got here i covered bill paxton and i called him faxing paxton because i got some of the faxes. -- got so many faxes.

jerry and judy griffin thought they were going to woodstock for the music event of the lifetime.nstead, they found the romance of a lifetime. here's how the story goes. judy and her friends were on the way to the festival when her car broke down. >> we saw these three girls hitchhiking. they had no idea where they were going, other than they wanted to go to woodstock. >> reporter: the whole group rode in together to rock out among 5 hundred thousand people, and jerry and judy couldn't take their eyes off of each other. ♪ what would you do if i sang out of tune ♪ >> the music in a way was the focus, it became secondary because -- >> especially to us because we found each other. >> reporter: they've been

. >> we're talking john taylor and jerry rice. pretty cool. >> i thought it was pretty cool still. >> in defense, jerry rice to drop a lot of footballs in his rookie season and he fixed it. [ laughter ] if jerry is watching, sorry. >> your in trouble now. >> jerry i will see you at the 49er game on saturday with a sincere apology. but jerry got 197 touchdowns in his career. >> you fixed it. >> got to warm up a little bit. >>> kpix5 is the home for 49ers preseason football. we are now just about four days away from kickoff. you can watch our coverage starting saturday night at 6 o'clock right here on kpix5. >>> ahead of saturday's game, we want to see your 49er faithful photos. share them on face book, twitter, insta graham with the hashtag kpix5. >>> and the cbs evening news is coming up next. >>> tonight, here on the cbs evening news the fbi opens a domestic terrorism investigation into the deadly shootings in gilroy, california. officials reveal the gunman's list of dental targets. >>> has turmoil inside the nra we can the power

will jerry nadler be able to rally the troops when congress returns or fat jerry be sent to bed hungryg us. right now, jimmy faella. and fox news contributor host of richard fowler show, it is richard fowler. there are democrats, who are saying as soon as the democratic primary start, that is the end of the impeachment process. >> i think that is an interesting conundrum that democrats are in, there are folks to leadership, that this is a game of public opinion, court of public opinion and game of math. if you can't get mitch mcconnell to come back today and vote for any type of gun reform, how do you expect him to view impeachment. you need an agreement from mitch mcconnell to go any further. they don't have either. kennedy: they don't. and nancy pelosi knows how that will look. it is penicillin and president is now antibioticresistant. he grows in power when he is hit in this way, but not squashed, term impeachment impeachable offenses has become object glif iobjective.>> i think it has. y this are agnostic how they remove president trump from power, they would like to do it with 202

at the jerry garcia amphi theater. i just wanted to show the poster for sfgovtv, if we can. it's a big day. we're very proud of the jerry garcia amphitheater, and everything that happens there. we have some money set aside for some capital improvements, but we are going to be pushing for some additional improvements going forward. and in addition to the jerry day, we are going to be having some other events going on throughout the day. jerry day, august 4, from 11:30 to 5:30 at the jerry garcia amphitheater, and the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor. supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: today, i'm submitting an ordinance for the current site of the -- the development agreement i am introducing is for a 744 unit housing project with 186 units dedicated to much needed affordable housing for low-income seniors. the developer will be responsible for developing on-site senior housing and the development agreement is the best way for the city to ensure that this major benefit is realized. as many of you kn

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we'll be back with jerry nadler.re back now live with jerry nadler who at this point is the man of the hour, sir, thank you for sticking with us. in addition to this impeachment discussion that we've been having, we have heard some reports that your committee may cut short the plansned recess you're in to talk about potential gun reform legislation. can you tell us anything about that? >> our committee voted in february and the house passed in february or march very substantial universal background check legislation for guns and the charleston loophole, plugging up loopholes in the background check laws and it's been over 160 days that it's been sitting in the senate and mitch mcconnell hasn't committed it. we took what we thought were the very easy bills, and we sent them over to the senate. we ought to add now bills we always thought we would do such as we wanted to give them the easy stuff first, but we're very actively considering calling the committee back into session before -- during the district work there to

it's been fascinating to watch the evolution of jerry nadler on the subject of impeachment as you were discussing. i talked to him about it right before the election in november where he was going to be elevated to chairman of the judiciary committee and right here in the studio with me and i said at one point you have complete direct control over the impeachment process, it's up to you to begin it, and he knew that was true and kind of didn't want it to be true in that interview at that point. he sort of deflected it a little bit and he was very much on the same page rhetorically as speaker pelosi at the time sigh -- all those talking points, they disappeared rather quickly with jerry nadler and tonight, as i was listening to them with you, he increasingly sounds and he has for months now like a house judiciary committee who understands his place in history and how his work will be judged in history. >> yeah, and it's also, i mean, he's saying listen, everybody is focused on the semantics but this is happening. this is -- >> yes. >> this is underway and we're proceeding yes on the gro

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and jerry chan is from hong kong works for d. w. social media team in berlin she says china's propaganda war is only uniting the people of hong kong and they will not stop fighting on the streets until they get a real response from the government. thanks so much to all of you for being here today and to our viewers of course from around the world as well well if we could start with you you know it you say that. it's all a matter of the people talking in in hong kong end of beijing experimenting with this the city have they lost control of the laboratory the laboratory that is right. hong kong right now for the chinese government and our events taking on a life of their own. once it is out of control to beijing never controls hong kong in ththe remaining. but its love conserve the public image in the international words. the situation home call is like it is g. h. the hong kong trying to be the part of the one country two sysystems the part f the one of the two systems. and what the what the month in a democracy and rule fool this

i applaud what jerry nadler did.ight now within the democratic party. saying, "no, we don't stand by and condone these comments that were anti-semitic." i've sat here on the couch and on the same myself. for you to say this is the most pro-israel presidents, that is very different than having a conversation about whether you should be allowed to be critical of israel. the president using the dual loyalty trope, which is incredibly anti-semitic, has been harmful to jewish people -- he did. >> melissa: i know, i'm saying -- >> jessica: and coding elites is minute commentator who said he is thought of as the king of israel. >> melissa: but they are not critical of israel. they want to abolish it. that's different. >> kat: is more than just comments. the group that planned this trip has been very open about wanting to commit acts of terrorism against israel. i think there is such a double standard. could you imagine if a republican politician were taking a trip somewhere and it turned out the group planning it was a whit

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so, look, jerry has subpoenaed me. but there is nothing left to testify about. mueller investigation is over, and it's time for these people to get back to work for the american people. david: you know, i think of that license plate you have in new hampshire, live free or die can. new hampshire likes people who fight for their rights. it sounds like in a strange way the nadler subpoena may help you if you run. >> well, look, i'm not afraid of a fight, as you know. i'm a fighter, and i'm very passionate about those things. look, jerry nadler wants me to come in front of the committee, i'm going to talk about, but very careful what you wish for because i'm no shrinking violate. violet. i have nothing to hide. this will have to be done in public, and they'll have to admit what we really know, no collusion, no obstruction, donald trump won that election by a massive electoral margin. he could have lost the state of florida and still been president. and cooked hillary lost because she was a terrible candidate. david: corey lieu wan lewandowsk you very much. appreciat

jerry willis has the action on the floor of the new york stork exchange. gerri: stocks finishing in the red tonight. recession fears, stoked by the steepening of the yield curve, a lot of team talk about, and trade fears as well. good news from the consumer sector. the conference board says levels are above estimates though lower than july. they say expectations have cooled moderately but overall remain strong. good news for consumers. toil prices, that is gas prices, should be below $2 a gallon by thanksgiving. as many as 10,000 gas stations across the south expected to offer gas at those levels later this year. typically gals:prices peak in the summer and go down in the winter. the differential about 10 cents a gallon. liz: . the accusers of jeffrey epstein gave their statements in court today. coming up. the federal reserve should fall within the federal election purview? we have that story coming up. president trump: we'll see what happens with the federal reserve whether they finally get smart and reduce interest rates. hmm. exactly. liberty mutual cu

jerry played this song.t for her. >> we don't know what we'll do without you, we could never doubt you, to brighten up our day. we can't think of anything about you, anna, that doesn't make us feel so glad you've come our way. >> reporter: it was time to say goodbye, except for many of her friends, who were saying hello because many were meeting each other, even learning about each other, for the first time. >> there were all kinds of things in anna's life that she didn't tell anybody about. >> she did not. >> there were relationships that were not known by her closest friends. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: jerry says he didn't even know who anna's ex-husband was, until well after the service. >> he got up and talked about meeting her for the first time in -- i think in st. petersburg. and he started crying, and it wasn't until maybe a day later that i talked to one of her friends and they said that was bob. >> reporter: bob says he had a hard time holding it together. >> at the memorial service when i spoke about