manny: i very much agree. we are hoping for a more difficult environment, and once again, whether it happens in six months or into years, it in two years, it is hard to call. but we are looking forward to more tumultuous markets and waiting for results in our game plan. inking about values options and -- thinking about values options value opportunities is what we get paid to do. jonathan: so many people talk about the process -- no matter what asset manager i talk to, they say their process is different and it is on the edge. what is yours? dan: we have a large team and we have access to different areas of the market that certain firms do not. that is one of the key themes, and that is one of the reasons we are discussing the secular outlook today. we take a long-term orientation. markets try to time over various quarters. that longer-term orientation, we try to protect our clients from areas of the market where froth develops. jonathan: where do you think that froth is now? dan: across different areas of the

sir manny. if you feel i violated a rule i understand that but i ask that you do not terminate me i want to be a cop i've helped people my whole life is who i am. you have your evaluation you have a resume to go to another job because the hamilton family all they have is the memories of mr hamilton right that would be correct no more questions. and i am advised that the commissioner panel has reached a decision after proper consideration of all testimony and evidence presented i do here by find that christopher many shall be permanently discharged. by me half of everyone involved in this proceeding i want to think i mean. people are saying. in. here. there was. say that little well the wrong. word like bird degree murder yeah yeah they had a problem in this 1st degree murder and i didn't. believe the writing that the insurgency you know that was hard to jail they cannot tell me the exact helmet they don't know how to cut it out but you know if you. look up to. us. i. i. play. i think america has

sir manny. if you feel i violated a rule i understand that but i ask that you do not terminate me i want to be a cop i've helped people my whole life is who i am. you have your evaluation you have a resume to go to another job because the hamilton family all they have is the memories of mr hamilton right that would be correct no more questions. and i am advised that the commissioner panel has reached a decision after proper consideration of all testimony and evidence presented a do here by finding that christopher many shall be permanently discharged. i mean half of everyone involved in this proceeding i was saying i mean. people are saying. here in charge. say you will love them wrong. and right like very degree murder here they have they had approved in this 1st degree murder not intended. to be the right thing i want to educate you on that i want to tell you they cannot tell me anything don't. i think america was a power that allowed to make a living thanks to hide. nothing all day but. the o

manny machado. >> he did say that.but you know who is good, manny machado getting that standing ovation in his return to baltimore. played sevenon seas for the os. in his second at-bat.me 455-foot horun for manny. longest as aad pre. they're up 5-1.o in thth machado at it yet again with two o two out. reminds everyone, this is manny land. an rbi single for macheno. he 2 for 4 wi a home run and two rbi. adres beat the orioles 8- a special night back at camden yards for manny. >> it's good to be back, back in baltimore. brings back a lot of memories. >> like i said fore, playing here, this is all i've known for seven years, and it's uly ecial and something that i'll never forget. you know, the fans gave me a standing o. it tells you everything about the fanhe base . you know, what we did here for a long time. >>> well, meanwh e, the capitals saying good-bye to one of their leaders, or batya as they call him which in russian means dad. defenseman brooks orpik announcing his retirement. orpik a huge part of the capitals' s

so who is christopher manny well i grew up in several small towns throughout the midwest game from a good christian family. and joined the national guard and eventually college and along force. i did 13 a half years work in the street here everybody who was in my p. knew that they could trust including the street people. you know a lot of people don't realize but i was a single parent reason to chance farai places retraces guy. and were returning next and my kids are of a different race today we are going to go through the autopsy report of dad's radio why couldn't you just talk to the fact the matter is that's only to try to do and the attack was so quick and so violent you know i kept pushing off and he just kept texting what was going through your mind at that point. just to houston if you don't think. we've got a 14 guards shot. and 15 gursharan. there's no stiffening. for a bird or bird gunpowder particles on the skin surrounding any of the entrances so . that fire was not what that strike and this as a quest for manning when he shot the said this at a fair bit of rock song bala

i want to share the story of one of my constituents, a man named reuben whose brother, manny, suffers from schizophrenia. manny was often left wandering the streets in district 6, alone and unable to reach friends and family because he was confused, off his medication and did not know what to do. reuben struggled to help his brother but encountered challenges every time as he reached out to case workers to get mental health care. instead, his brother struggled in and out of mental health services, often being released when he was released from care. there was no one-on-one or intensive case manager to help make sure that manny stayed on his medication, help him get to his next appointment or assist him in getting transitional housing. at times he was given referral to services but if he fell through the cracks or didn't show up, it was no one's responsibility to bring him back in. rather than trying to pull people into the system, determining the right path through a coordinated system of care, people like manny are taken to p.e.s. where our triage and stablize model fail to get them

meeting with the district attorney we were provided with photographs of christopher manny the day of the incident. there were no visible injuries to his head his neck his face the shoulders his back there was a very small abrasion or a laceration to his thumb. where you said you don't know if you think you can see i don't even know what i was. told. right i mean they're all in there no never you got here or so they said. you know if you've been struck. instantly and i remember touching my head and i really felt like my brains i mean oh. i remember an officer touched me on the shoulder and i said how bad is it and i kind of left my brains pouring out and he said no you've got smarts you got sprucing you've got some issues but your brains are untapped. market police department is conducted a comprehensive internal investigation into the officer involved shooting a gun trade hamilton and red arrow park on april 30th 2014 based on the comprehensive internal investigation i signed an order terminating christopher manny from his employment with the milwaukee police department earlier today

we are here at manny's restaurant in the mission. only open six months, but already this restaurant has hosted eight candidates for president. tonight beto o'rourke is talking to about 250 people. we wanted to know why is this place so special? >> five presidential candidates here at manny's this weekend. first kirsten gillibrand thin pete buttigieg now the list includes jay inslee, john hickenlooper, south moulton, julian castro and amy klobuchar. >> all events are packed to the brim a very busy weekend for us and a pinch meet moment for me is a small business owner. >> reporter: the space bill for civic events and he has been working with an organization called the next 50 to help young people get engaged in politics. >> it has been this perfect alignment working with this awesome organization the next 50 been well located for this purpose, a little divine interventionsomeal uce d . a word of warning to republicans, this is not a bipartisan place, they are only interested in hosting events for democrats. he says this is a place whe

manny's had to turn away roughly 100 people without a ticket.nside, three phrases sparked a drinking game. climate change, healthcare, and human rights. the crowd erupted when u.s. representative eric falwell, who represented areas of the east bay hit back at president joe biden. >> reporter: then a loud war as a senator kamala harris tried to end the victory. -- end the bickering. >> [ cheering ] >> reporter: and, when she went after biden on the topic of race. despite that was incredible. that was -- she gets one of these. >> reporter: at the end of the who shined the most in the second presidential debate. senator harris. >> i got chills thinking of her going up against trump. she is such a tough smart women, i don't see her giving him any wiggle room. she will go after him and hold him accountable. >> she was concise, she did not waste time with anecdotes, and, she made the points then connected them for us. >> she led a room of leaders. >> fresh off the debate senator kamala harris will be in tampa for this weekend she will be at manny's ca

manny machado plays his first game at camp den yards since being traded.herree up next in sports. >> but first here's lester holt with a live look at what's come up on the "nightly news." >> live in miami on the eve of the first democratic debate. president trump's border chief is out after migrant children were found detained in filthy conditions and thefe 's new hey babe, what's the password for the cable bill? rollbladeking22. capital "k". ok... what about the phone bill? it's the entire alphabet backwards. z y x w v... i i got it. t it... what about electric? shrimp. uh uh. lobster? it didn't work. try all seafood. the lrds "all seafood" ore different seafoods? no, just like work your way through the ocean. what? forg all your passwords. bill pay on the td bank mobile app kenes all your bills inlace. >>> this is the day at i think some baseball fans had circled the nationals who are taking a tour of the n.l. east right now in miami for a three-game series starting tonight against the marlins. max scherzer is still shining and takes the mound. in baltim

>> most folks, if you walked around manny's, they don'tt thee last year's tax cuts whoever cleans up this place tonight paid more in taxes last year than 60 of the fortune 500 companies did. they care about that the economy isn't working for them they see it rigged and then they look at the political system for relief and it's overwrought with undisclosed money and corporate spending >> getting rid of dark money that's steve bullock's big idea. harry smith, nbc news, chicago. >>> the mystery of what happened to the american medical student who disappeared in mexico deepened tonight jesse pacheco spoke out for the first time today, after vanishing for five days after his friend was killed, but tonight he says he doesn't remember what happened here's kathie park. >> reporter: for the first time, we're seeing and hearing from the medical school graduate who vanished a week ago in western mexico after a night of violence >> i thought my life was over. but i'm home. >> reporter: jesse pacheco appeared with his mother and cousin in arkansas this afternoon, visibly shaken. >> i can't recall

. >> taking time to grab lunch at the landmark manny's deli. >> you know, i've been ten years in poflicveling as candidate for president. no one has ever come up to me in a place like this or anywhere else and said, you know what, i don't think there's enough money in our elections or i don't think there's enough spending >> as president bullock would requiring corporations to disclose money spent toward elections. and he wants a censtitutional amendmoverturning citizens united the supreme court ruling that allows for nearly unlimited spending in politics >>> is thiats differen enough for you >> most folks, if you walked around manny's, they don't care about campaign spending. but they care aboufat the ct like last year's tax cuts. whoever cleans up this place tonight paid more in taxes last tyearn 60 of the fortunate 500 companies did. they care about that themy econo is not working for them. they see it rigged and then they look at the political system for relief and it's overwrought wit undisclosed money and corporate spending >> getng rid of dark money, that's steve bullock's big id

manny's becoming one of the go-to spots for candidates. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana nbc bay area news. >> thanks so much. >>> kamala hair sis not the only candidate trying to pull money into the campaign. former vice president joe boyden is spending his second day in the bay area. this morning in los altos for a fund raising eept for his own. yesterday he stopped by san francisco in belvedere. >> well tens of thousands of people maybe a couple hundred thousand people are in san francisco or the city's huge pride celebration. there are events happening across the city. the biggest is civic center plaszcz. and the celebration comes with controversy. nbc has the story. >> controversy over inclusion at pride. >> it's heavy but it's good. there is a lot going on here. >> during the festival at civic center plaza. pride goers like samantha had mixed feels about. corporations. >> any didn't do it all year only for the moment. >> tech giant google has recently come under fire from questions who attempted ban going google f

. >> reporter: raj, another packed watch party here at manny's in san francisco. i talked to some voters before the debate. they say they went in still thinking about senator elizabeth warren. but after the debate, they left impressed with someone else. >> the voting rights act and -- >> reporter: a crowd cheers senator kamala harris at a debate watch party at manny's in san francisco. voters here say she shined on stage tonight. for some it was a surprise. >> i was impressed with kamala and mayor pete and i thought bernie was going to be great. but, you know what, it's time to go with all of you younger generation. >> reporter: many came into the debate with a favorite. >> i came in here with john leaning towards elizabeth warren and really wanting to like biden. >> reporter: but after two hours of spirited exchanges, voters are reconsidering. >> i think kamala did a fantastic job. she seems really strong. she has her stuff together. she noetz what direction she wants to go in. i thought buttigieg did a fantastic job as well. >> reporter: in the end this crowd ag

here's a live picture from inside manny's restaurant. this is in the mission district of san francisco. beto o'rourke will be speaking inside of manny's in about a half hour from now. sam brock is at this event and will be joining us on our 6:00 newscast. >> senator elizabeth warren is expected to draw a crowd tonight at her event in the east bay. she's speaking at lady college in oakland, where we can find tom jenson, he joins us live, and it looks like the event is about to get under way, tom. >> good afternoon. it gets under way in about two hours at about 7:30, but they did have to move the venue outdoors because there was so much interest. i got that condpirmed from a staffer here at the college this afternoon. these are volunteers that you're seeing. we have about, it looks like four dozen volunteers in different groups trying to get organized. we have people setting up a stage just off to the left of us here with the flag where the senator will be. this was initially scheduled for a theater on campus that seats 1,000 people. we ha

melissa caen is at manny's in the mission were beto o'rourke is talking tonight. >> reporter: right here at 16th and valencia may look like any other restaurant ho, but tonigh o'rourke is inside right now talking to a group of about 250 people. this is the a candidate for president who has done an event at this place. it's only been open six months. it is the most popular place for candidates to stop by in the state of california. so we wanted to know what makes this place a special? >> five presidential candidates here this weekend. we head senator klobuchar last night, we have congressman better will work tonight, we have congressman eric swalwell tomorrow morning, senator cory booker on sunday and steve bullock on tuesday. >> reporter: first kirsten gillibrand then pete buttigieg now the list includes jay inslee, john hickenlooper, south molson, julian castro and amy klobuchar. >> we are getting calls from other campaigns when they can use the space and all events are packed to the brim. a very busy wer a pih memoment small business owner. how did this place become so popular with pol

this is at manny's cafe' in the mission. are rooting for senator kamala harris. she is such a tough, smart woman. i don't see her giving him any wiggle room. she will go after him and hold him accountable. >> she was concise. she didn't waste time with anecdotes and she made the points but then connected them for us. >> she led the ram of leaders and that was it. >> senator harris is expected to be at manny's tomorrow for a meet and greet. a >> president donald trump is exploring ways for the census forms. they blocked him from adding a citizenship question. a lawsuit opposing the change clipped it was to intimidate noncitizens to not respond to the survey. it was necessary to enforce the voting rights act and they rejected that, but did allow the possibility of the trump administration taking the case to a lower court with a different justification. a >> let's go back live to pleasant hill where a pickup truck crashed into the front of the sweet tomatoes restaurant very early this morning. that driver is a suspected of dui.

so who is christopher manny. well i grew up in several small towns throughout the midwest game from a good christian family and joined the national guard and then eventually college and law enforcement. i did 13 a half years work in the street here everybody who was in my peak knew that they could trust including the street people. you know a lot of people don't realize but i was a single parent raising 2 kids harlow die places retraces guy. ends puerto rican in mexico my kids are of a different race today we are going to go through the autopsy report a guardrail why couldn't you just talk to the fact matter is next only to try to do and the attack was so quick and so violent you know i kept pushing him off and he just kept texting me what was going through your mind at that point. just to houston if you don't think. we've got a 14. or 15 dash our way. there is no good going. for a bird or bird gun powder particles on a scale and surrounding any of the entrances so. that it was not what that strategist says a que

manny: what we do think is that there are opportunities because of what banks used to do that they don'tymore. it goes from lending against real estate to buying securities in housing to being able to opportunistically do direct lending to do values private credit transaction, which, if managed properly and constructed the right way, should deliver 10% to 12% business equity. it is an opportunity for us and for other people. jonathan: they are big returns. the question is other people. it is an incredibly competitive environment. we talked about areas where there might be froth. is there areas where there might be better froth? >> on the corporate side is where we see the froth. in terms of direct corporate issuance outside the space. when we look at commercial real estate, residential real estate, private or public, we continue to see considerable opportunity. that is a sector that, despite the global financial crisis being 11 years past, where we still see frictions and markets, where we still see opportunities for investors on the private side as well as the public side. that has real

manny: what we do think is that there are opportunities because of what banks used to do that they don'tor us to do various things. it goes from lending against real estate to buying securities in housing to being able to opportunistically do direct various private credit transactions, which, if managed properly and constructed the right way, should deliver 10% to 12% business equity. and that is an opportunity for us and for other people. jonathan: they are big returns. the key question is other people. it is an incredibly competitive environment. we talked about areas where there might be froth. is that an area where there might be better froth? >> on the corporate side is where we see the froth. in terms of direct corporate credit issuance outside the financial space. we look at commercial real estate, residential real estate, private or public, we continue to see considerable opportunity. that is a sector that, despite the global financial crisis being, what, 11 years past, where we still see frictions and thin markets, where we still see opportunities for investors on the private si

former fbi special agent manny gomez is with us. manny, you see a pattern here. what do you see?uspicious. these deaths have occurred at different resorts. just hasn't been one resort. it's been at several different resorts in a short amount of time. the main suspect is methyl alcohol. if that is the case, obviously the fbi is there using their expert toxicology equipment to try to identify if that is the case. if it was methyl alcohol or if it was another sort of poisonous substance that could have been introduced. >> neil: that's replacing expensive stuff in a lot of courtesy bars and everything else at these resorts. if you're right, it was bad, very dangerous. >> it's criminal in nature. people are getting hurt and dying. there's about a dozen that have been fatal. there's dozens of people that have been gotten severely ill. >> neil: it's a bad batch in this case. >> a bad batch. worst than that, we don't know how many more are out there and now it's continuing. summer is here. kids are out of school. traveling to the caribbean and other places. the concern is are there many

officer manny unloaded 14 bullets into dontre killing him.the cops at the scene. >> his life was taken for that because of a manager at starbucks profiling him as a homeless man and felt as though his presence stopped them from making money. warranted 14 bullets. in broad daylight. unimaginable. >> right. >> thank you. >> following the shooting, the milwaukee police said dontre had a prior history of arrests and claimed they were related to dontre's mental health issues. >> was any of that -- >> none of that was true. dontre hadn't robbed nobody. but he was diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenia. he never tried to hurt anybody. >> there's a subject that people with mental health issues can turn violent. >> that they're violent. >> that's not the case overwhelmingly. >> no, it's not. >> the bigger question here is why are the cops first responders to something that doesn't involve crime. too many times they're just responding to people hanging out on a bench or having a bad day or in >> this was a couple of weeks before he died. >> what i notice

reviewed the week on "bloomberg best," exclusive interviews with morgan stanley ceo james gorman, manny roman and dan ivascyn, and the founder and ceo of huawei, plus the vice president of the ecb says he is worried about a full-fledged trade war. up next, more fallout from the european elections. angela merkel's handpicked successor does not appear to be succeeding. >> what you would have expected a fresh face and a boost to the polls, and that has not happened. viviana: this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: this is "bloomberg best." i am viviana hurtado. let's continue our global tour of the week's top business stories with more fallout from the european elections. a crushing defeat for the ruling party in greece puts the prime minister's future in doubt. stocks in greece climbing this morning after the prime minister, alexis tsipras, called for a snap election following a crushing defeat in the polls. we have also seen that 10-year yield in greece hit a record low. why are markets are reacting like this? >> basically because, while polls had shown from a few months ago until just before that

time is running out with manny voicing concerns -- with many people voicing concerns. >> tomatoes andther goods coming into the u.s., all could be slapped with tariffs. the administration is the plan startingtariffs monday. after that, they can increase up to 25% by october. the goal is to revise policy towards migrants. u.s. consumers believe they will pay the bill. tariffs,e proposed people need to know that is a tax and it is the consumers that pay that. >> the ideal situation would be tariffnot to impose the at all. for not wanted pay more mexican products. also impacted, car industries. businesses have remained calm. >> most countries are protected and some or the other form. starting with 10% in europe and goes all the way up to more than 70, 80%. this is not an unusual situation for us. >> international carmakers sell automobiles across the world. terrorists could be limit. >> optimism over a deal is lifting global stock markets. in europe, all are up at midday. paris rising up at 1.5%. despite new data sharplyexports dropped in april. pledged toomberg has inject half $1 billio

mitch and i are taking alex and manny to an art exhibit., of course, everybody is welcome to join. it's a retrospective on postwar abstract expressionism. wait. for school? no, for life. oh, thank god. i don't even know who we fought in the postwar. told you one car was enough. looks like it's just the two amigos. haley? oh, sorry to brunch and bail, grandpa, but i've got a date. uh, with whom? a gorgeous guy i met at school. ooh, goes there or cleans there? mom. answer the question. so everyone's leaving? no, i'm -- i'm not. i wish i had known this before i served the good bacon. you did not serve the good bacon. shh! don't you have a tiny dress to buy? [ squeals ] yes, we do! we asked gloria to take lily to pick out her flower-girl dress. yeah, we're clearly not following every wedding tradition,

. >> reporter: it was standing room only for this event at manny's in the mission. harris had to pause her stump speech to help a woman who nearly fainted. harris' husband helped the woman to a seat outside the venue. the campaign swing through san francisco on pride weekend is no accident. among those chris perry and sandy steyer. harris officiated their wedding as attorney general six years ago. >> it's anniversary of stonewall and the prop eight ruling. we're on the cusp of senator harris taking the lead in the democratic field. >> reporter: as harris campaigned here, fellow democratic presidential contenders show their solidarity by calling out a social media effort questioning harris' heritage. mayor pete put gig, senator warren and beto o'rourke denounced what they called racist attacks. sergio quintana, nbc bay areaious. >> senator harris is on a hot streak. her campaign reports she brought in $2 million in the 24 hours after her performance during the debates earlier this week. >>> former vice president joe biden also in town. yesterday he was in lost ago to

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. >> reporter: the reading at manny's, located at 16th and mission, was organized in just a matter of days. >> you have to read the words to actually get a sense of how incredible what happened to our country actually was. the fact that the russian government, a foreign government, was successful in interfering in our elections, we cannot be desensitized to this fact. >> reporter: the volunteers include actors, politicians and community activists all aiming to give voice to the report. >> he said, 'i've said what i want to say in the report. so, my words should speak for themselves. the problem is, so few americans have actually read the report and over 30% of the members of congress haven't read the report. >> reporter: while seating in manny's is limited, the reading is being streamed live organizers say they hope it will allow more people to get familiar with the mueller report and eventually form a more informed voting public. in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up after the break, a police officer from the peninsula under arrest. the inappropriate conta

and he went into manny's near where i'm standing right now, which has become kind of the hot spot for all of the presidential candidates. it is going to be five caat days here for this sort of intimate setting. this is technically a fundraiser with a minimum donation of $100, although the campaign has told me they have a sliding scale for those who can't donate quite that much. but we are not allowed inside, no cameras, which is why you are about to be looking at this through the window, inside here of what is as we said almost like a living room style setting. there's art, there's lamps, carpets, velvet couches. it is the kind of conversation that manny, the owner, said voters are craving and candidates are craving as well. in total, check out this video from earlier, about 300-plus people were waiting in line to get inside, and this comes, raj and janell, at an important time for california which moved up its primary from june all the way to march and super tuesday, giving it more weight. it is also coming at a time when beto o'rourke is running fifth or sixth overall in the polls,

manny pina 2 batters later off the left field wall. the brewers score 3 runs in the inning. the giants better back t 5 in the fifth. than the seventh same score. he had a routine fly ball. he had it and then did not have it. home half of the seven. the giants looking to make noise. kevin pilar found room and rifle. scored a run to tie it at 6. next better brandon crawford into right field. by the time they got a handle on it he scored all the way to first base. go ahead run. 7-6 giants in the seventh inning. now up 8-seven. top of the night to make outs. the catch by mike yes graham see. it ended the game. the giants hung on and wanted. the final 8-seven. >> back to the nba. the warriors 2 of the worst injuries in back to back nba finals games to 2 key players. you lose the league championship. turn the page. it is easier said than done. >> we are going to be doing this all summer. it is like a 2:00 media session. >> the warriors need some time to unwind after what they have been through this week. >> i keep thinking about kevin clay and the severity of the injuries. >> 3 da

-- manny: we are making sure we have the results and a plan.. dan: by far our interest is in credit markets. it is related to corporate risk. jonathan: the equity markets are cratering, that credit market is arguably seizing up, and pretty

. >> volunteers read 448-page report word for word over 16 hours at manny's coffee shop at 16th and missionorganizers hope it will inspire more people to get familiar with the contents. >> you have to read the words to actually get a sense of how incredible what happened to our country actually was. the fact that at russian government, a foreign government was successful in interfering our leak, we cannot be desensitized to this fact. >> a number of well-known figures took part in the reading. >>> a sobering study has found widespread plastic pollution in monterey bay. scientists found microplastics, which are tiny pieces of plastic. essentially they found them everywhere from the surface to the bottom of the sea. those plastics are eaten by smaller creatures which are then eaten by larger fish which are then caught by fishermen. the solution will require a shift in people's attitudes, scientists say. >> the silver lining to this work is that 40% of the plastics, polymers that we found are from a material called pdt, which is used in many single-use beverage and food containers. this is a p

he spoke to voters and a san francisco restaurant called mannys. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage of the convention. >>> the fbi is now collecting evidence from the scene of the mass shooting in virginia. 12 people died yesterday in virginia beach. when a city employee opened fire in the government complex. cbs reporter catherine johnson joins us from virginia beach. authorities have identified the gunman. >>> >> reporter: we know 11 of the victims worked here at this complex as did the gum then had full access to the building behind me. when he opened fire. it is a highly active thing.>> reporter: virginia beach mourned the death and prayed for the injured as investigators look for a motive friday's mass shooting. the police chief identified the 40-year-old assailant on saturday saturday. the suspect this will be the only time we will announce his name. is dewayne craddick. >> reporter: worked as an engineer in the city's utility department for 15 years. like everyone in the city of nearly half 1 million people his neighbor struggled to understand the atrocity. >>> he would walk

senator harris will be at manny's tomorrow for a meet and greet. we'll hear from a political analyst who worked for her before her move toward . >>of s wivladimir putin. >> reporter: it was their first face-to-face meeting since the mueller report detailed the extent in the 2016 election. when a reporter asked if he urged them not to meddle again he turned to vladimir putin and made a show of it. >> don't meddle into -- >> reporter: there was a full day of meetings here in osaka and he was seen shaking hands with and fist bumping several counterparts. the white house says trade and iran were among the key topics as mr. trump met with leaders. as he sat alongside the german chancellor he said his mind was also on politics at home. they said they would allow illegal immigrants to take part in their health-care plans. >> i just passed a television set on the way here and saw that healthcare and maximum healthcare was given to 100% of the illegal immigrants coming into our country bate democrats. >> reporter: tomorrow before he heads to south he will m

. >> reporter: it was standing room only for this event at manny's in the mission. harris had to fauz her stump speech to help a woman who nearly fainted. harris's husband helped the woman to a seat outside the venue. the campaign swing on lgbtq eralhen proposition 8 was invalidated six years ago. >> it's t anniversary of stonewall, the anniversary of prop 8 ruling. we're on the cusp of nor harris taking the lead on the democratic field. >> reporter: they showed their solidarity by calling out a social media effort questioning harris's heritage. mary pete buttiegieg, senator elizabeth warren and former congressman beto o'rourke denounced what they called racist attacks. meanwhile the democratic front runner vice-president joe biden also spent some of the weekend in the bay area. he was in los altos this morning for a private fund-raiser. and senator harris is going to remain in san francisco through the weekend. she is going to be marching in the pride parade tomorrow morning and then speaking during the festival thereafter. reporting live in san francisco, i'm serg

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