. >> we're joined by john roy, a proponent of no on h. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> we're going to start with tracey. why do you believe this proposition is so important. >> so i'm a native of san francisco. i was born and raised here. for the past 29 years i've been a police officer in the city and county of san francisco. currently i work in the bayview district which has had a number of high profile incidents, shootings, assaults. as police officers, we need the best tools available for us to do our jobs, to go home safely, to keep the public safe, and this ballot measure will do that. i know that people have often times felt that tazers are inherently dangerous, we don't need them, we've been in a long, arduous fight trying to get tazers, even though when the d.o.j. collaborative reform recommended in their 27 two-page evaluation that we have tazers, that people have always stated that no we shouldn't. and numerous police departments throughout the bay area have them. >> thank you. john, why do you feel this proposition

it has truly grabbed gamers everywhere and it's these to the vine and excitement around about roy l johnoe gaming, which has been around for a while but has picked up steam -- oh round the yalaround the battle ro gaming. it's phenomenal growth in fortnight. is it every person for themselves, is it teams? will it be happening in your arenas? judd: absolutely. the beauty of this john roe -- the beauty of thisgenre -- the beauty of this genre are the different formats. is thatresting thing there are about 100 players that dropped into a map and you are scrambling for weapons, and it's the last man standing type of game. there's really no limit to the creativity that can happen inside these games. what is coming from epic and other creative tournament organizers like ourselves will be truly exciting for the industry as a whole. emily: talk about how you see these fitting into your arenas and your realm. judd: we have six arenas around the world in north america, europe, and china. our flagship open up in march in las vegas. one of the things we really looked at was the rise of fortnight and

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john, paul, and jim. welcome. >> good evening. i'm roy chan. i represent chinatown community development center, and we stand with our neighbors at mutt will polk neighborhood association in opposition to this proposal. allowing a stand-alone big box formula retail at the site would simply disrupt the independent retail ecosphere that has defined this part of polk street and coincidentally chinatown. for over 40 years, chinatown cdc has a history of maintaining quality of life and neighborhood character, and we understand well the negative impact of formula retail moving in to established commercial corridors and we've even put into place zoning that restricts use size as well as formula retail. a 365 store moving into this site would further fuel the gentrifying trends we see, where lower income residents historically contribute tot unique cultural traditions and entities that define this city. specifically with the recent acquisition of whole foods by amazon, a 365 store could pose an even greater threat to beyond just the impact in nearby re

general famously to have cried out in the oval office, where is my roy cohn, one of the most corrupt attorneys responsible in part -- >> johnnedy, back to ronald reagan. >> alan, let me finish. we don't want an attorney general whose primary loyalty is like a mafia consignaturliare. he was right to recuse. he's defended the mueller investigation. we swear an oath. you know this. with the constitution. >> he was right to recuse himself. he was dead wrong to withhold that information from the president the president is entitled to pick a loyalist. the senate is entitled to reject that choice. if you want to change the law and have the attorney general like in israel or england not appointed by the chief executive loyal to rule of law, change it. right now the attorney general is a member of the president's cabinet. he is entitled to have loyal people in his cabinet as the secretary of defence and secretary of labor and houses toernlt. sessions was dead wrong in withholding that information from the president which would have resulted in them not getting the job. >> thank you so much. just ahead, checking into the latest swing

roy moore, has taken off in the polls. he attacked the establishment. president trump saying don't vote for john blankenship, but he's saying i'm the best candidate. i'm the business guy. i'll kick them in the eye. here's the statement he said. >> the establishment is misinforming him because they do not want me to be the senator in the u.s. senate and promote the president's agenda. tomorrow west virginia will send the swamp a message. no one, and i mean no one, will tell us how. i am trumpier in the morning. >> a couple weeks ago, they felt like they were okay here. they felt blankenship had cratecrate d d derred, and they are completely freaked out. i think more broadly, does blankenship winning all of a sudden put this off the table for the republicans? i think the answer is no if you look at numbers in west virginia or just in general. but the bigger issue here is mitch mcconnell weighing in and saying, please help out on this one is this is not unlike what we've seen in past cycles where if blankenship wins, every single candidate on the ballot will have to answer what he's saying on a dai

roy blunt from missouri. thanks for being here. >> great to be here. >> i just mentioned this. former secretary of state john kerry has been working behind the scenes to keep the iran deal intact reportedly meeting with iran's foreign minister two weeks ago. president trump is slamming john kerry. john kerry can't get over the fact that he had his chance and blew it. stay away from negotiations, john. you're hurting your country. ben cardin will join us in a few minutes. i want to give him time to step into place with a couple things that are happening. so you've got bob menendez that we showed you from new jersey, democratic senator saying he hopes the president of the united states has a plan. i would ask democrats, if he does, would you want to be part of the plan? let's bring in senator ben cardin. so glad to have your time. thank you. let's start there. if the president decides that he wants to de-certify the iran deal or wants to renegotiate it, how much do you see democrats being a part of that? >> let's be clear. the bad guy is iran. the activities that have done outside of the nuclear agreement, the

roy blunt say we should not walk away. but they're also powerful voices on the other side, including national security adviser john bolton, secretary of state mike pompeo and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i want to take you now to nbc's geoff bennett, live at the white house. president trump has been criticizing this deal forever. what are we really going to get today? if anything, people are afraid. >> yes, it certainly looks like he's planning to exit the deal. hard to see how he would have the political cover to stay in it. we have to add the usual trump caveat, he could still surprise us all by agreeing to stay in the agreement a bit longer while diplomats try to work out side agreements to address the president's concerns. but, again, every indicate suggests that the iran nuclear deal, as we know it, will cease to be after this presidential announcement at 2:00 p.m. eastern. the question is, does he end it or does he meant it? he could reinstate sanctions as a stick, as really a way of constraining iran's regional ambitions. the problem there is iran has ruled out new talks. calling the current agreement

roy's asian -- denuclearization. depended on the decision and behavior of the united states. trump's letter thanked kim jong- un for releasing three hostages. the professor of korean studies at john hopkins schools of international studies says he's encouraged the tone of the letter. >> this was uncharacteristically soft for president trump. and i think it clearly opens the door to future talks with north korea. >> reporter: canceling could actually provide ample opportunity for diplomats to regroup and for those preparing for the summit to better understand the expectations on both sides. back to you. >> thank you. >>> president trump weighed in on the national football league's policy to require players to remain standing during the national anthem. >> alex savidge live in lehigh stadium . they are state -- taking a stand on this issue. >> reporter: the 49ers organizations certainly is taking a strong stance here. we know owner jed york has always supported his players' right to protest. he says starting next season, there will be concession stands will stop all sales while the national anthem is playing. and that is so the nfl will not be profiting during that time. york was t

john blankenship. >> he does deserve some credit. this is different than we saw in the alabama primary. where he backed luther strain, the establishment guy and nonetheless, royt's taking shape in the mold of donald trump throughout this campaign season, anderson. with him weighing in, remember because miriam and has ally and -- wanted him to do so. they were so fearful of a nomination that they will ask the president to weigh in and he will take some credit. in that tweet he didn't make anything about the moral argument or the ray sis statements, he made a statement saying this guy can't win so please don't be with him. >> blankenship is quote, roy moore on steroids. he said racist comment about mitch mcconnell's family. >> you know, i think what these people here in washington, what republican have meant by talking about don blink ken ship as roy moore is what david was saying at the 11th hour about don blankenship that he's not elect bl. it is not just about him not being able to win, he shouldn't be able to win. >> david moving down west virginia i know we have a projection in ohio. >> yeah cnn can not project in the -- going to be the republican nominee

roy son from the california allowiers of the arts -- lawyers of the arts. i have some materials for you. >> as you get that together next is sandra davis, robbie h, spencer, john, william, patrick and eva gomez. start your time at the beginning. >> thank you very much. one of the questions raised earlier by the superintendent was whether or not the c yf, the r.f.p. was resolved that left gaps. that is a question. they said no gaps. however, we were funded california lawyers for the arts program which is an arts work force development program is funded for nearly 25 years by the cyf and not funded in the next cycle. we are the only program in work force development in san francisco that focuses on all of the arts. there are two programs funded in media. we focus on performance arts, literary and visual arts. we provide opportunities in all of those areas. we think our youth are 100% are low income. 97% are youth of color, and we find that there is also in your packet some letters of support from the youth who have participated in our programs and talk about how essential the program was to their development and to their sense of self. i want to draw your attent

roy cohn, why would he stop now since it got him to the white house. >> trump was ddoes one thing, wo you make of republicans on the hill who have worked with john mccain years, refusing to say it to donald trump's face, he deserves an apology. >> i think it shows you how donald trump has changed washington, at least for a time and has changed american politics, what's interesting is that i have noticed something, we will hold anybody else to account for bad behavior for horrible things, get people fired, boycott for advertising, unless it's donald trump that's doing it. and he gets this weird pass right now. he gets a pass for anything he says, he gets a pass for anybody he insults. it's almost as if we have said -- you know who wrote this really well? george will in his takedown of mike pence. he excused trump saying well, he doesn't know any better, but he was particularly tough on mike pence because he thought, you know better. that was essentially the difference, hey, donald trump can't help how he was brought up, it's like this is how he was brought up his entire adult life. and you can't make an argument to this, to change somebody who has lived

john mccain of arizona throughout his career. that's more than any other legislator. it includes campaign funding and ads attacking opponents. the next closest politicians are north carolina senator at shy of $7 million and roy blunt at $4.5 million. north carolina's other senator, thom tillis with $4.4 million. and vo vo's cory gardener with 3.8 million. and marco rubio benefitting from just over 3 million in nra spending. something he's taken a lot of criticism directly from the parkland kids for. it's not just congress. florida governor rick scott who is now running for senate, he enjoyed an a plus rating from the nra before signing new gun legislation in the wake of parkland. mike pence has an a rating after loosening a number of laws when he was governor of indiana, including legislation allowing firearms to be kept in vehicles on school grounds. in the 2016 election, the nra spent more than, wait for it, $30 million supporting donald trump. part of a record-breaking effort that took place that year. now, the federal election commission is looking into donations from russian entities. it's illegal to use funds from foreign sources in a u.s. election. the nra said the money totaling over $2500 came from

roy moore wing that is creating difficulties for the establishment. i think we will see potentially a primary for president trump. you've got guys like johnasich and jeff flake who are making real moves, and it looks like a mecca for that. these insert -- like they might make a move for that. you seem things like the green party that only pop up every four years and run for president, and they don't do the hard work of getting involved in municipal elections, building real party infrastructure, local political clubs. one group i have seen so far that seems to be starting from the bottom rather than just fielding presidential candidates is the dsa, the democratic socialists. these guys are getting involved in city council races across the country. once you start to see that happening, we are five to 10 years out from real third parties making a difference in much larger races. host: in franklin, tennessee, john on the democrats line. caller: hi. i would like to know about the omni for the -- the nominee for the cia. one thing they haven't talked about is if she does do something that is immoral, she is going to try to cover it up. thingk t