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edward robison tay lor was chosen to be the mayor from 1907 to 1910. he did a fantastic job of finding people who knew what to do and how to doit. -- do it and he filled the empty seats with the proper people. there were 18 supervisors at that time. think changed. he didn't. he went back to where he was working as the head and founder of hastings law college. he also was head of leland stanford hospital. he was a doctor also a lawyer. he knew what he was doing and that's the reason they forced him to be there. senator palin forced him to do that. they twisted his arm pretty good and he stayed for three years. at that time, a term limit was two years. the mayor roth thought him to be the mayor. after he turned him down for two years, jenny roth took over and we had a successful 20 or 30 or 40 years with fine people in politics. i hope you can do the same. god bless. >> my name is bevette silverberg. you heard from my father. i grew up in that neighborhood and knowing the changes and history of it. i'd like to bridge from what my father was describing. y

sit a can lor olor of a t-shirt suit.on for advice and this is a president who has consistently not shown that type of evidence. it is another example of him doing this. >> and there's something to be said about challenging their assumptions. certainly they are wrong some times. i don't understand this whole thing. >> yeah. he is ultimately the policymaker. if his intelligence guys think it isn't going to work i think they are probably right. he is the chief executive. he is elected to do his jobment job. >> why pretend they didn't disagree and knowledge a day later they did? >> he is always right. he is always right. the facts kind of don't let the facts in the way of what you are. the iran deal, we know he doesn't like the iran deal. we think it is a bad deal. what he should say is the problem is the deal is bad and that's a real problem. they will be able to go back to enriching uranium. i don't think he is versed enough in some of the real details or national security even though he has been president for two and a ha

it's back and forth fire lor a f families depending on the paycheck. i thought she was so positive.don't work, snarling doesn't work. you don't pick up support but you pick up support when you're someone like her. i was impressed. >> let me bring in joy reid. joy, your review of both or either? >> it was interesting watching the two speeches. the state of the union could simply be submitted to congress doing it for the american people. part of the idea in theory is to bring the president closer to the american people, right, to connect him to the public. but the high ceremony of it, the staging of it which donald trump clearly enjoys, being the center of his sort of high staging which clearly feeds his ego, it gives it some distance. where state of the union responses, in my opinion, fail is when they try to mimic that high ceremony, when they try to do a version of it and it comes off stilted. stacey abrams, i thought, made a very interesting choice to literally make her response feel like a response from the average person, from the people. she wrote the speech herself. it felt ve

lor 29 in geylang for fried oyster omelets and fried prawns and chili paste. bak chor mee. of a victim of our own success in many ways. we've grown so fast, and i guess expectations among the liberals and progressives have just gone so far ahead, including myself. because sometimes, we need a reality check about what pace society can move at. so i think that's the tension, it's that economic growth has happened so quickly and sometimes, social laws, social customs, might need to take a bit more time. >> anthony: you know, a place where everything works this well and a system so seemingly different than the one we are taught to venerate, that's generally confusing. so what's the best thing about singapore and what's the worst thing about singapore? >> sudhir: i think best things are tolerance and efficiency, but you know, if you look around us right now, there's like a mosque over, there's a buddhist temple over there. there are a bunch of brothels over there, prostitutes walking the street legally. they're regulated by the government. and everyone has kind of accepted this

what does this say about her family lor, she writes it down if she wasn't doing it for her career, why was she doing it? >> she was doing it for her mother. kids at home think about your mom. if you have a family myth. >> someone in your past is not the same thing as being american indi indian. >> that's what she was told it's not common at mar-a-lago or malibu, it's common in oklahoma. there is a lot of folks there because of our tragic history with native americans, there are people that believe they are part native american, it's not uncommon. what i'm concerned about is senator warren is answering thoughtfully, responding earnestly. it's all blown baloney, you need to get out and talk about the issues where you could be a better president than donald trump. >> you are doing the job for her. i'm pointing out she was in her mid-30. i have no idea who this person was, maybe people don't care. it doesn't add up. one of the favorite ways the president likes to insult her is this issue. you got to give him credit for the fact this is an issue. >> right. >> he called her pocahontas. she t

weather conditions many are planning to go to tahoe next thursday when things begin to clear up and lors in the city are wishing ll: the rain will turn into powder for obvious reasons. >>> you wish maybe snow would fall here? >> yeah. >> reporter: that would be crazy. >> we could also cancel school. >> 3, 2, 1, rain! >> reporter: that's right. we're going to see more rain tomorrow, so get your umbrellas and rain boots ready because the rain has just begun. live in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> we were wondering when you were going to whip out the umbrella. thank you. one of the popular features at our website and the abc7 news app, if you do want to track the rain yourself, just click the blue live bar at the top. you can also check the weather conditions where you live and enable push alerts to get the latest news as it happens. >> we have new details tonight about a plane that crashed into the side of mt. diablo. the plane seen in this new video was discovered this afternoon hours after it crashed yesterday. >> now faa investigators, they are on their way, leaving the scene al

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the drug lor known as "el chapo" was convicted on ten counts f running a violent drug cartel. prosecutors are confident they'll put joaquin guzman in es trial for the of his life. the trial ended with three guilty charges. azman had a history of escaping authorities eveer being sent to prison.an his luck r out though after he blt with actor sean penn to discuss a possi movie. mexican aayhorities that secret meeting led them to find "el chapo" again and extradite him to the u.s. >>> tomorrowly marks exane year since the high school shooting massacre in parkland, florida. the deadliest shooting at anh american hschool. last night the group montgomery county students for change helped unveil an art exhibit in d.c. to honor those who were killed. house speaker nancy pelosi joined lawmakers and activists at the center if r contemporary political art on g street. the exhibit includes a mal as well as pieces from montgomery county art students who are demanding an end to gun violence. >> thank you all for what you're doing. it's an epidemic. it's anemergency. we should declare it an

that is the right move before the silver and bla lor vegas in 2020. little golf.ttle golf and a lot of rain. showers on and off. shot of the day was at pebble. tony romo, quarterback turned cbs analyst. that was from the vip area and his second shot almost went in. tap-in for birdie. crowded leaderboard. jordan spieth up there with lefty phil mickelson. 10 under at the halfway mark. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil >>> good morning to you. waking up to some dampd a fewca. a liveook outside emeryville right now and things are pretty quiet in the east bay except for some fog in the livermore valley. we are looking at rain renewing this afternoon. we have a few lingering showers today and the chance of rain today and tomorrow keeping your weekend pretty soggy. they will be on and off showers. we do get a break on monday and it looks like we're looking at more rain come the middle of the week. so, certainly, the pattern continues. the wintery pattern and right now, there to be pip throu the sohwesterldsil gusty at times

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us that she and her brothers grew up believing that they were part native american, but that family lor is ne is no same as trienal affiliation and she should have been more interested in the tribal citizenship. this is not what she wants to be talking about before they announces her bid to the presidency. >> thank you. >>> right now, president trump is predicting that the islamic state will soon have lost all the territory that it once controlled in iraq and syria. now remember that in late 2014 isis held major cities throughout iraq and syria. u.s. officials say the group has lost more than 99% of that territory and controls just now two square miles. charlie d'agata went close to that last piece of isis controlled land and saw the combat first hand. >> reporter: good morning. it looks like the territorial defeat of isis is now down to a matter of days, as the u.s.-led coalition and allies on the ground close in on that last sliver of territory still under isis control. but in such a concentrated area, the fighting that's left to be done is in extremely close quarters. an air strike s

the report said a state regular lors to should ensure they take steps to identify trustworthy, reliable platforms. >> joining us to discuss, roger mcnamee. author of "zucked. roger, thanks for joining us we thought we'd start there with this report out today from the uk saying that when it comes to news, these companies should be taking more responsibility for the accuracy of the news do you think that is something that we're close to being -- close to seeing enforced in the u.s. if not, why not? >> so, wilf, there are meaningful differences between the ways news is treetded in the united kingdom and the u.s our first amendment makes the role that the uk is asking platforms to play more difficult to implement here. it's not to say it isn't a really laudable goal i would love to see everybody do a better job of preventing the distribution of disinformation in particular. i think that in the united states that's the way to go, to focus really on changing the business model so that these companies do not have an incentive to promote the spread of things that are not true. and to prevent th

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