many view that mailer as racially insensitive. one african-american voter told a local news outlet he no longer plans to vote after receiving the ad, saying, for his campaign to put this flyer out, it is a complete slap in the face. you're the only african-american representing alabama in congress. was that a mistake? >> well, listen. ads don't, mailers don't vote. it's people who vote. and i really believe that the folks of alabama will see through all of this nonsense about roy moore. at the end of the day -- >> but was that mailer a mistake? do you think that was a mistake? i know people vote and mailers don't. was it a mistake? >> yeah. i don't think folks are concentrating on one piece of literature. we have to look at the evidence and facts to what doug jones is saying as to why he's the right candidate. for the state of alabama. >> one of those facts is -- doug jones' position on abortion. let me read what he said in september. i'm a firm believer that a woman should have the right to choose what happens to her own body. a

at the end of the day -- w >> was the mailer a mistake? i know people vote and mailers don't? was it a mistake? >> yeah. i don't think folks are concentrating on one piece of literature. we have to look at the evidence and facts to what doug jones is saying as to why he's the right candidate. >> one of those facts is -- doug jones' position on abortion. let me read what he said in september. i'm a firm believer that a woman should have the right to choose what happens to her own body. found that 58% of adults in alabama think aboring borgs should be illegal in all or most cases. why should alabama voters vote for jones if they disagree with him on his stance on abortion? >> because we should not be voting on just one issue. look at the full body of issues from health care to education to the economy. we need someone in washington who will be an asset to the state of alabama and help us bring industry to alabama. and not a distraction. a national distraction and a national embarrassment. i think the folks in alabama understand it's not about a single issue. it's about all the i

mailer say if a black man went after high school girls anyone would try to make him senator question, did that cross a line for some people or make an important point? >> yeah u you know, i think it's a little of both. i tweeted that out, i thought it was a questionable mailer and when i tweeted it out, you know, i heard from people that said this really offended me but i heard from people saying he's not wrong, alabama is a state that's almost 30% african american and we have never elected a statewide black candidate and so i think there are a sense that he is trying to make that pitch by showing that he's a candidate and willing to speak across the lines but in terms of identity politics, politics is about identity. roy moore has been running on a platform of i'm the republican and that's all that really matters, i think that's what they are both trying to do. leland: washington post calls this a referendum on alabama's identity, fair? >> i think that's fair. i think, you know, alabamans are sick of being told these are what our values are by our politicians or by outside voices. i

still, his campaign drew some criticism on social media with this mailer, think of a black man who went after high school girls, would anyone try to make him a senator. >> all our mailers speak for themselves. and we're going to go forward. >> tomorrow, congressman john lewis, who had led that historic march here during bloody sunday. more than a half century ago, was expected to campaign with the democrat in this race. that event has now been cancelled due to weather and travel issues. roy moore has no scheduled campaign stops until monday with steve bannon. jose. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you very much. >>> the president took part in the opening of a new civil rights museum tonight in mississippi. where some of the civil rights biggest battles were fought. the president's visit brought a boycott by a key leader of the historic moment. >> reporter: just hours after firing up his base at a rally in the florida panhandle. >> we're not going to let people come into our country who are going to destroy our country. >> reporter: president trump today, far more subdued, touring the nation's n

>> all our mailers speak for themselves.e're going to go forward. >> that was gabe gutierrez reporting in fact let's switch gears. red flag warnings are posted as six fires barrel across southern california. winds are making it nearly impossible to contain this. the red flag warnings will not expire until late tomorrow. the fires have killed at least one person. ventura county has seen some of the worst damage. the wildfires have damaged 800 buildings. >>> now to our weather. it was a beautiful day. just i'm sure a lot of people breathing a say of relief that we got what we got on a weekend. >> on a weekend. on a roads if it wasn't necessary, and tonight if you don't have to be on the roads, you don't want to, especially early in the morning. that's because we are going to be experiencing some freezing conditions overnight with the preexisting rapprecipitation wet earlier today. >> the snow is done. here's a look at the totals. keep sending the numbers. i like seeing all the measurement pictures. i love seeing that. let's lo

and the opening is buckley reading aloud from i believe time magazine, their coverage of mailer at this event. [video clip] >> after more [indiscernible] support robert lowell got annoyed and asked to speak louder. it won't do any good. by the time the action got to the pentagon, mailer was perky enough to get himself arrested by two marshals. please let me describe the coffee mugs. >> [indiscernible] [speaking simultaneously] [laughter] >> you were talking about maturation. >> [indiscernible] >> is the influence, the continuing correspondence. really amenable to the work. they told them i was engaging in a scandal. what was i doing, acting like a monkey, throwing goblets. that is what you get. the concession i made that night was about maturation. spiritual physical, difference between [indiscernible] >> i can see you are a student of the subject. >> i am glad you can keep up with it. let's try to refocus the discussion. time magazine observed -- heather hendershot: maybe the person last time -- the last time maturation was used, i am sure all of you are very sophisticated, but it mean

still, that hasn't stopped mailers like this one from making the rounds and we haven't heard much -- this one, the radical doug jones liberal agenda, they are trying to turn this race, democrats, or avoid turning this into a national candidate. >> there's no question, because i'm pretty sure if you look at nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, they are not doing very well. and to the extent that you can nationalize the race and pin him to them, that's what this has been about. that's what the president has tried to do and every republican strategist has tried to do. it makes sense. >> plus, they are hoping for a depressed republican turnout. all of those who voted for luther strange, the republican who lost in the primary to roy moore, there may be people who legitimately feel depressed about their options in this race and stay home and that's what democrats want. so by sending somebody like barack obama down there, hollywood down there, you have the opposite effect. >> right. what's your view of this? >> i just think that doug jones is the run of the mill democrat and that's the problem.

and this is essentially a mailer that went to 12,400 -- >> that's okay. >> may not be over -- at any rate, i can make copies of this available to all of you again. it went out to about 12,400 property owners and it essentially covers what our mis folks were able to identify as 27,000 property owners and may present as part of this program. and director sweeney is estimating up to 1/3 are already exempt because they have made modifications for the business entrances. however, that still leaves a program that's significantly larger than our existing mandatory soft story program which as you may wall with 5,000 property owners. this is a program set up in four different phases and with different timelines and supervisor tang in consultation with us and the other departments recognized that we needed a little more time to fully present this program and make people aware of it to start the process. so we have now until may 23 of 2018 before the first compliance documents are due. and between may 23, 2018, and november 23, 2019. and also in the process of setting up the series of workshop

>> he said the mailer speaks for itself.ay it roy moore is the one bite introduced raised by talking about when america was great again, it's one theres labor because families were together. roy moore said we should abolish all amendment after the tenth, which would mean no abolition of slavery. no 19th amendment giving women the right to vote. et cetera, et cetera. if anybody is kind of putting race in, it's roy moore. nobody is suggesting we go back to these things. >> tucker: that's kind of the point. you can agree or disagree with moore on a whole bunch of things but to compare them to george wallace or to suggest, as this flyer does that he wants to bring segregation back. he hasn't suggested that, there's no evidence he wants that. whenever you say something like that it makes people more afraid, it divides the country that are ways that are permanen permanent. >> all i'm saying is i don't think a statement in 2011 -- this is a relatively recent comment. >> tucker: wouldn't it be easier to ask mario for meeting people'

high school girls, anyone would try to make him a senator, jones say this on the radio show, that mailer speaks for itself, you know, maybe we could have used a little bit different language but i have been working in the criminal justice as a prosecutor for a long time and i have spoken about this issue before. jones has been a lot more visible than roy moore has been in the last couple of days but he's also trailing in the real clear politics by 3 and a half percent. >> in addition to the president endorsing judge moore again, yesterday whose coming out there last-minute to boost jones? >> two famous democrats from the northeast are down here today in the deep south trying to help the democratic candidate flip the seat that jeff sessions held for 20 years, patrick coming down and new jersey cory booker, the highest-profiled democrats to come stump for jones since joe biden was here in october, booker will be with him in montgomery and president trump said last night at the rally where he endorsed moore, that doug jones is a puppet for chuck schumer and for nancy pelosi. gillian. >> hea

and if you're looking at purely the mailers that are going out, they're not only trying to target asr republicans, but at the same time there is a mailer that went out with a picture of an african-american man on there and as they put at the top of the text of that mailer, it said, think of a black man went after high cool girls, anyone who try to make him a senator. doug jones isn't necessarily the sexiest of individuals to that democratic base. but they are seeing this as not only needing those republicans, but they have to get those democrats to turnout or they don't stand much of a chance at this point. yasmin is it >> vaughn, you've been covering this a month or so. any idea where this is going to land, your hunch? >> reporter: you know, i'm not ready to 345ikmake a prediction this. you talk to republicans that are saying they're going to vote for doug jones, but then there is a question whether the democrats will turnout. it could go ten points in favor of doug jones, ten points in favor of roy moore. polling is far less specific and gives us confidence at this point. >> vaughn

-- gore the l and norman vida mailer. he featured rock 'n roll musicians including john lennon and your go on oh, jimi hendrix, janice joplin, david bowie, joni collins, i was pretty excited to announce that today the a apd will and -- will launch a new exhibit on its website that will make public television's first coverage of the senate watergate -- i am breaking news all over. [laughter] >> available online for the first time. [applause] this was one of the most popular series in public broadcasting history and the library of congress has digitized all of the master videotapes of the coverage we 1989, and are making them accessible online to anyone in the united states. the broadcast created what dick cavette called watergate junkies, to refer to himself another to watch the hearings -- and others who watched the hearings incessantly. it was created this summer by a library of congress junior fellow, a history major from yale who was with us today. could you please stand up, amanda? [applause] carla: there is amanda. w

it's a mailer that the doug jones campaign sent around that as you can see at the top says think of alack man went after high school girls anyone would try to make him a senator? michael steele, this has -- >> oh, wow. >> -- earned some criticism. what's your feel of that? >> i would definitely see the criticism on that one. yeah, it -- the race aspect of this is -- what's actually fairly understated or even not really addressed for the vast majorities of this campaign until just this last week when newly discovered tapes of mr. moore talking about the last great moment in american history was when black folks were slaves. so i take exception to that particular point of view, but it clearly set in motion a different kind of energy. and whether or not african-americans who are now sort of keying in on this race see that and other aspects of this race as a reason to get out and vote for jones who is underwhelming in that regard and certainly ads like that are the typical kind of stuff that the party people put out there thinking it's going to move people. in farkct, all it does is ticks

campaigning with senator corey booker trying to court the african-american vote and has released this mailer saying, this of a black man went after high school girls anyone would try to make him a senator? jones needs a large african-american turnout to win. >> the special election is this tuesday and the most recent polls show the race is close. on capitol hill, jennifer johnson, news4. >>> some of southern california's coastal towns are being threatened by massive wildfires tonight. new evacuation orders have been made. strong winds fanned flames overnight but winds are expected to die down this evening. the air is filled with smoke that is causing unhealthy conditions across greater los angeles. at least one person has died since the wildfires started last monday and the fires have even forced celebrities to evacuate from their homes as well. ellen tweeted today that her house could catch fire. she grabbed her p and that she thanked firefighters for all they have been doing. >>> flames nearly wiped out a prince george's county home. we're live with the warning that could help keep you and

we talked to a spokesperson for the postal service who has good advice for last-minute mailers. >> when you're packaging an item, put a duplicate of the to and from address inside the box. if something happens while we're handling it, our employees will know where it's going so it won't get delayed. use a good, strong box. don't guess at a zip code. a wrong zip code is worse than no zip code. >> if you ship by priority mail express by friday's deadline, the postal service says it will have workers on duty to deliver it on or before christmas day. the emphasis on "on. ". >>> twitter is enforcing stricter policies on social media symbols. the accounts of well-known white nationalists were suspended yesterday. groups are praising the policies. twitter says users may not use hateful imagery and header images. in a user posts hateful images, they must be marked "sensitive media." >>> 5:25. we're less than a week from christmas. we've been talking about that. a lot of people are still taking out the perfect present. if you are one of those procrastinators, you can still score a deal. you coul

faulty takata air bags have killed at least 13 people in the u.s >> 36-- within will ams of mailers, calls even targeted facebook ads haven't gotten to everyone so honda has 500 people in what it calls pit teams going into neighborhoods nationwide. >> 63 homes to target. >> they're looking for unrepair 2-d 001 to 2003 hondas and acuras like this one in false church, vrnlgia. the teams carry replacement air bag as lawing a technician to remove the detective one on the spot. how unusual is this for someone to go door to door during a recall? >> well, it's unprecedented. it has never been done before. >> ed cohen from honda. >> the challenge here is that these vehicles are 14, 15, 16 years old. they change hands, one, two, three times. >> a technician just needs the key. >> in orlando jose watches as a team change the the air bags in the car he bought two years ago but there say second challenge for the automaker, as many as 144,000 vehicles with the dangerous air bag vensded up in scrapyards. some have been repaired and resold. 18 year old corina didn't know her car was salvaged from a

. >> reporter: millions of mailers, phone calls and targeted facebook ads haven't gotten to everyone so honda has 500 people in what it calls pit teams going into neighborhoods nationwide. >> i have maps for you guys. 63 homes targeted. >> reporter: they're looking for unrepaired 2001-2003 hondas and acuras like this one in falls church, virginia. they allow a spot. how unusual is this for someone to go door to door during a recall? >> well, it's unprecedented. it has never been done before. >> reporter: ed cohen from honda. >> the challenge here is that these vehicles are 14, 15, 16 years old. they change hands one, two, three times. >> the technician just needs the keys. >> reporter: in orlando, jose ramon rivera watched as a pit team changed the air bags in his 2001 honda he bought two years ago. but there's a second challenge for the auto maker. as many as 144,000 vehicles with dangerous air bags have ended up in scrap yards. some have been repaired and resold. 18-year-old karina dorado didn't know her car was salvaged from a junk yard. she was nearly killed when its takata air b

we talked with a spokesperson for the postal service who had advice for last-minute mailers. >> whenerything, put in duplicate, to/from address inside the box. if something happens while we're handling it, our employees will know where it's going so it won't get delayed. use a good, strong box. don't guess at a zip code. a wrong zip code is worse than no zip code. >> good advice. if you ship using priority mail express, by friday the postal service says it will have workers on duty to deliver it on or before christmas day. >>> with days to go before christmas, former phillies' ace cole hamels and his wife heidi are donating their missouri mansion and 100 acres of land to charity. heidi grew up nearby. his lawyer said they never lived in a spacious home because cole's trade moved the couple to texas. the mansion and land will go to a nonprofit that runs camp for children with special needs and chronic illnesses. >>> early season snow showers turning out to be just what the doctor ordered for local ski resorts. >> that's right. check out the slopes. you see on the screen, bear creek mo

campaigning with senator cory booker, trying to court the african-american vote, and has released this mailer, saying, "think of a black man went after high school girls, anyone would try to make him a senator?" experts say jones needs a large african-american voter turnout to win. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> the united states, south korea, and japan are beginning missile tracking drills as tensions remain high with neighbor north korea. these latest drills come after the largest ever joint military exercises between the u.s. and south korea. they are in response to the north's late-november missile test. and since that test, all sides have been warned the growing escalation could lead closer to war. nbc's janice mackey fraher is live in beijing. janice, what more do we know about today's drills? >> reporter: well, these two-day drills will be among japan, the u.s. and south korea, and they were triggered by concern that north korea is trying to advance its submarine missile program. we've already seen tremendous advances this year, in particular in its long-range missile and

kennedy, poised, relaxed, articulate, and of course many writers, including the great writer norman mailer who wrote this incredible peesz forest kwier squad super man comes to the super mark, says that the television debates really placed jfk on the road to victory. the election was, as you know, november 8th. and this is bobby and ethel casting their vote. and of course i was in los angeles at the ambassador hotel with nixon. so this is a picture that i made of the election votes coming in state by state. and you see in the old days it was done by chalk. it wasn't electronic, as we have today on television. so, you know, five minutes later, boom, erase it, and put another one. and the kennedy family that night was in high andist port, and they will were very, very nervous. and here's jfk with his brother, you know, bobby behind and ethel. and here's this interesting picture that we saw before, right up on the wall taken by hank walker. and election night, you know, it went -- the electoral vote was very, very close, and nobody knew. at 3:00 in the morning jfk needed 11 more electoral vot

and of course many writers including the great writer norman mailer. who wrote this piece called super-man comes to the super-mart. said the television debates really placed jfk on the road to victory. the election was as you know in november 8. and this is bob and e casting their vote. i was in los angeles with nixon. this is a picture i made of the election votes coming in state by state. and you see in the old days it was done by chalk. it wasn't electronic. so five minutes later, boom. erase it and put another one. the kennedy family that night was in -- of course they were very nervous. here's jfk with his brother. and here's this interesting picture that we saw before right up on the wall. taken by hank walker. and election night you know it went the electoral vote was very close. and nobody knew at 3:00 in the morning jfk needed 11 more votes. and a lot of people felt he wasn't going to get it. and over in port this is where the media was. and all of a sudden at 3:00 in the morning, richard nixon decides to go on tfgs even though he had not lost

we talked with a spokesman who had advice with the last minute mailers. >> when you're packaging an item put a to and from address inside the box. if something handling it they will know where it is going. use a strong box. a wrong zip code is worse than no zip code. >> they will have workers to deliver on or before christmas day. >>> disney's hall of presidents is now updated with president trump, a robot depicting the president resites the oath of officer and delivers a speech. it was expected to open in the summer. disney says it was delayed because it had to wait on president trump to record his lines. >>> it is tough sharing the road with other drivers. it is also difficult when you have a herd of elk to get around. drivers were waiting when dozens of elk came trotting down the street there. they made it there you the intersection before the light tuned red so they were following traffic laws. >>> time is running out if but want to put a bid on a unique christmas gift. tomorrow is the last day of the online auction. the pontiff used the car in 2015 when he visited our area. the pope

he has the mailer out. i am going to describe it to you.-american man who has a skeptical look on his face and it says this. what do you think of that kind of campaign literature? >> well, it is getting closer to the gutter honestly. the bigger issue is of those who believe roy moore or those who do not, they are telling significant find 71% and voters say that they do not believe allegations. so really a bigger question other than the question that you just presented to me is how many voters believe the allegations and how many do not and when you split that, you find a telling story. there is been some concern that the election of roy moore is just going to send a larger negative message of what the republican party stands for. you have been some body as leader of the party. i wonder if comments like this when roy moore said, it was a great time in america at the time when families were united, even though we had slavery but they cared for one another. i thought about that and this tweet from steve king. he says "diversity is not strength

davis, marlon brando, and on one of the more memorable and notorious shows, gore vidal and norman mailer. he also featured rock 'n roll musicians to a degree pretty unusual for the time, including john lennon and yoko ono, jimi hendrix, janis joplin, david bowie, judy collins and joni mitchell. i was pretty excited to announce also that today the apb will launch an amazing new exhibit on this website that will make public television's first coverage of the senate watergate hearings available -- i am breaking all over. [laughter] carla: television's sole coverage of the senate watergate hearings available online for the very first time. [applause] carla: this was one of the most popular series in public broadcasting history. the library of congress has digitized all the master videotapes of the coverage we 1989,ed from weta in and with their permission are making them accessible online to anyone in the united states. the broadcast created what dickc cavette called watergate junkies, to refer to himself another to watch the hearings incessantly. it was created this summer by a library of c

we now have a finalized initial mailer that will be going out to approximately 10,000 of the estimated 20-25,000 different property owners we think may be in this titlely likely pool. we hope to get that mailing out in the next week or two. and then the department will begin holding public workshops to help explain this to property owners, along with colleagues from dpw and the mayor's office of disability and the planning department. so with that, i'm happy to take any questions. >> seeing none. thank you. >> item 8 c. update on major projects. >> tom hui department of building and inspection. as you can see, the value for the major project goes down roughly 5% but still okay i think. any question? >> just to reinforce to make sure we have all the policies and new guidelines we're working on, the interim control, new buildings coming down the line falling under the category of tall building. >> yeah, we'll have it to work on. >> any of the major projects, let's be ahead of the curve making sure they're following the interim policies. >> what about issue the tco, we ask them to do it.

. >> 36 -- >> millions of mailers, phone calls, targeted facebook ads haven't gotten to everyone. has 500 people in what it calls pit teams, going into neighborhoods, nationwide. >> good maps for you guys. 63 homes. >> they're looking for unrepaired 2001 to 2003 hondas like this one in false church. they carry replacement airbags allowing a tech mission to remove it. >> how unusual is this? >> unprecedented. >> the challenge here is that vehicles are 14, 15, 16 years old. they change hands, one, two, three times. >> technician needs the keys. >> a pit team changed the airbags in his 2001 honda he bought two years age of a second challenge for the automaker. as many as 144,000 vehicles with dangerous airbags ended up in scrap yards. some repaired and resold. 1-year-old corina didn't know her car was salvaged from a junkyard. nearly killed when its airbag deployed in march. >> you bought this honda to pull the airbag out. >> correct. >> tim, actively seeks out older wrecked hondas removes the airbags before putting them in his salvage yard. he pulled out about 100 defective airbags

. >> this mailer that's coming out for the doug jones campaign as he's trying to grow his vote in the black community. it's a picture of the black person with the header, think anyone would try to make him a senator? is this the most effective way -- is this an effective way to get out to black voters? and people may actually make that face when they're saying it but is this the way doug jones should be trying to get votes in alabama? >> yeah, just because he's right doesn't mean it's the right strategy. he's absolutely collect, b correct -- correct. i think it doesn't just rally democratic voe democratic voters. it also rally it is other side. so it will actually double down on the other side's voting intensity. but i think people are desperate when you have the pot of the united states joining a child molester, it's difficult to fight back. >> they could have chosen different words. thank you all. >> thanks, victor. >>> all right. president trump going to be at the opening of the mississippi civil rights museum this morning but not expecting a warm welcome. protests planned and even

was one ad that was forced down on youtube and a couple of local alabama stations that was also a mailerimed at black voters that backfired miserably and it feels like he's really flailing right now. >> yeah, i think he may be a little bit scared and by the way i do think president trump is going to go off prompter. he's been calling doug jones the schumer-pelosi puppet so i would expect to hear that in tonight's rally but the one thing about doug jones i think this really matters when it comes to the voters in alabama we're talking about a state that generally is pro-life and you're talking about an individual not just supports abortions but also late term abortions and that is what we're hearing a lot from the roy moore campaign. i do think that with we see the numbers out there that roy moore is likely to win, of course poll ing can be wrong. i think democrats are getting scared and doing whatever they can to maybe sway anyone who may still be undecided. >> charles: in fact maybe madison, this would account for al franken being forced to fall on his sword yet in anticipation of perhap

he has this mailer that he has sent out to democratic voters. for everybody. i don't know if you can see this. it is basically a campaign ad that says do you think if a black man went after high school girls anyone would try to him a senator? and you see a skeptical young black man there. >> we were at a christmas parade and talking to younger african-americans and all were appalled that doug jones would drag race into something they didn't feel had anything to do with race. he has to get the african-american vote to have any shot of winning. i'm not seeing doug jones going to draw a turnout. to infuse race in that way, that is a step over the line. and i think a lot of our listeners and particularly the african-american community, feel the same way. >> matt, i heard that you're not going to vote tomorrow. >> no, i'm not. for the first time since 1999 that i've been in alabama. judge moore has always been a figure that i have disagreed with with regard to the rule of law and 10 commandments. a candidate has to earn my vote. doug jones doesn't li

jones responded with this statement when asked, he said that mailer kind of speaks for itself. you know, maybe we could have used a little bit different language, but i've been working in the criminal justice system as a prosecutor for a long time and i've spoken about this issue before. ic i think it speaks for itself. alex mark alex, could this flyer actually have the reverse impact they were seeking? >>c i think it speaks for itsel. alex, could this flyer actually have the reverse impact they were seeking? i think it speaks for itself. alex, could this flyer actually have the reverse impact they were seeking? i think it speaks for itself. alex, could this flyer actually have the reverse impact they were seeking? >> doug jones hopes that it didn't because this is the final stretch, the crunch period. there are a number of things that doug joechbs hnes has that will get the african-american community to vote for him. they are absolutely crucial voting bloc if he is to stand a chance to win. first is name recognition. he was a u.s. attorney in the 1990s and he was trying a case

requirements, but we want to he enumeraenumerate our ordinance, as well, not just in television and the e-mailers, but in the social media aspect, as well. we also want to ask that the annual report that we're getting through the charter that included in that are recommendations to the board of supervisors and the mayor how we can continue to update or requirements on social media electioneering. we know this is a field that changes almost month to month and year to year, and what we are regulating today cannot anticipate what new innovations can come from emerging technology tomorrow, so just to ensure that this is something that the commission is always thinking about and advising the city on what we can do to strengthen those regulations. there are two additional pieces of the ordinance that did not actually make it into this second version that we introduced two weeks ago. most importantly is that we are working with ethics commission staff on reexamining our public financing program. san francisco was at the forefront with our public financing program in the early 2000's, and now we're seein

meeting at their premises or within a mile of the premises, 14 days before, they have to send out a mailer to all residents within 500 feet of the establishment and neighborhood groups on the department list and police department as well. following the completion of the outreach it has to be certified by the board of supervisors, that's what's in front of you. if this resolution moves forward, the dark horse will sign off and submit their full application. that's all i have unless there are technical questions. >> what department is in charge of the permits for that, is it planning? is it cph? >> all liquor licence regulation is done by the california department of alcoholic beverage control. should this move forward, it would get referred to planning and through the regular process. but liquor licencing is done at the state level, that is one of the challenges in adopting reforms, needing to go to the state to make it happen. >> so the type 87 licence, is it a licence that has to be renewed annually, every five years. tell me a little about that. >> sure. there's an annual fee. it's not l

we know he's not a frequent e-mailer, and the white house did not respond to a request for comment, so the question that investigators have is did anybody know about this or is it another effort by wikileaks to make a connection or was it not a legitimate effort, and we don't know that yet. >> were the keys real? do we know if the keys had worked if they tried them? >> that's a great question. we don't know that yet. it will lead to more investigation to figure out if the website was real that had the documents allegedly. >> bring us when you have something more. we have another cnn exclusive for you right now. previously undisclosed e-mail reveal multiple follow-ups between trump campaign officials and a russian laura. jim scuitto is live in washington with his reporting. >> this contradicts the trump story line that the trump tower meeting between campaign officials and russian officials, that there was no follow-up and all the discussion in that meeting was about russian adoptions. one of the multiple discussions came five days after that trump tower meeting, a british publicist tha