doctor colfax was a resident at maxine hall.loungest serving staff member is tanya thompson. she has been here for 30 years. she started at the age of four. (laughter). >> she was one of the people who welcomed doctor colfax when he came as a resident. she had him seeing patients from the get-go. thank you for being here. >> good afternoon, thank you for being here for this exciting day. mayor breed i would like to thank you and your leadership for making this help, supervisor brown thank you, muhammad you are crucial. i want to thank roland pickens and the team and staff at the clinic who do the work every day. i came back a couple weeks ago. i was here as a resident in 19 1994. the remarkable dedication that everybody has to the community and, most importantly, to the patients that get the care they need. the work around integrating mental health with physical healthcare, the fact there is a methadone clinic add join -- add joining this clinic. i think tha that is the legacy f maxine hall and this click. now we will turn the -

hall health center and maxine hall, i think that we talked about this earlier. and we're having our groundbreaking ceremony tomorrow. happy to report that this is the project where we're able to kind of show that we've awarded a contract to a contractor and there's also photos on the slide that show the prefabricated trailers that are now have been assembled. they're being worked on in preparation for the staff to move from maxine mau hall into e temporary clinics during the entire construction duration. so a lot of things are happening at maxine and it's good to see this project moving. and the health center, we've received additional funding for this project from the mayor's office and kind of focused on the city initiative on global warming, climate change, and so the additional funding was to add air conditioning to this project. so because of that added scope we now had to push out the design and construction but it's -- this is the best time to do it. the building is already vacated and it's a good time to do a comprehensive improvement to the building. an

i tell you, it was a problem for maxine. i would go over and hug maxine. >> you did it on purpose. she would get so upset. >> she would say, get away from me, you're losing me votes in the district. get away from us. >> but elijah showed us it is okay to say, hey, i don't agree with mark meadows on anything, he's one of my best friends. you know, when elijah and i worked together, we worked together and were able to put together a long-term health bill. >> sure. >> but we had to shut out the leadership on both sides and

that is maxine waters. >> that is exactly right. the china angle.ly we bring it up, if we don't do it, china will. that is a pretty powerful argument. we'll see how quickly that comes up. charles: hillary vaughn brought up a couple things. 47 ags probing antitrust. can facebook be trusted. that is the ultimate question here, do you trust them? you have all of our secrets. you haven't kept them secret. you know, some people think you manipulated them or are concerned about that. that is another step, in addition to our secrets we'll give you our money too? >> that is right the ultimate question. can they be trusted. antitrust is facebook's biggest threat. i wouldn't say that is a threat to libra. imagine they break facebook up. that doesn't mean libra is done. you could argue mark zuckerberg has more passion about the libra mission than he does for facebook. charles: how does that work? maybe at some point they would be two separate companies? >> i don't know how the antitrust will play out. facebook could be broken up a lot of ways. google you could

maxine waters is unhinged.bling down on calls for the president to be thrown in prison over ukraine. when asked, she defended her comments. >> i think most people who've walks me over the past two years know that i'm a responsible person who has talked about the constitution. they know that i've been serious about this. i've had the courage to stand up when nobody else would stand with me. people know i am responsible and that i'm serious and like i sai said, impeachment is the imperative. >> katie: try to figure this out. after saying the president should be behind bars, waters is claiming it's trump who is putting her in danger. >> he's the president of the united states of america. he is setting saws up to be killed. i have death threats constantly. there are a number of people who've been convicted, threatening to kill me. i can't go to the grocery store anymore by myself. i have to pay for security. i can't move around the country without security. >> katie: this is the same woman who said trump cabinet me

we were struggling to communicate, but he really admired maxine, my seeing eye dog. so i was able to convince him to help. so going off in the wrong direction i had to remind him to follow maxine. >> host: you write in your book the world is a steaming censor these two to 56 sensory stew. >> guest: there's something always going on in the world you're not seeing and hearing. there's constantly experiences we are missing out and it's really important to be able to focus and be present on what you can access. there are so many things you can experience and feel. i find such is a skill and ability. few people can't come a various levels of intelligence, some people are good at picking up environmental information through skin. if somebody walks by me i can feel the air change as they walk by. there are a lot of little signals you can pick up if you pay attention so that is one of the stories in my book where i discovered textile intelligence and they start building up that spill. >> host: who is gor is gordon as he a still part of your life? >> guest: gordon is one of m

i'm going to talk with congresswoman maxine waters about the state of the impeachment inquiry next. >>> plus, how the president's unhinged leadership style shapes policy and the effect it will have on future administrations. you are watching msnbc. ♪ you should be mad they gave this guy a promotion. you should be mad at forced camaraderie. and you should be mad at tech that makes things worse. but you're not mad, because you have e*trade, who's tech makes life easier by automatically adding technical patterns on charts and helping you understand what they mean. don't get mad. get e*trade's simplified technical analysis. hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars in tuition assistance, education, and career advising programs... prof: maria ramirez mom and dad: maria ramirez!!! to help more employees achieve their dreams. >>> president trump lashed out during a press conference alongside the president of finland this afternoon expressing deep frustration at the state of the impeachment inquiry launched by house democrats and he made the

no one wants impeachment more than far left democrat maxine waters. >> they say maxine please don't saypeachment any more. when they say that, i say impeachment impeachment impeachment. i will fight every day until he is impeached. trish: she is now saying impeachment isn't enough. she wants president trump in jail. first an explosive "wall street journal" report says forget bind. it might be hillary who is most of even twined in this financial scandal stuff. james freeman has the details on james freeman has the details on that next. 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) the day we'll finally get something done. do you want me to go first or do you want to go first, brea? you can go first. audible reintroduced this whole world to me. so many great stories from amazing people. makes me wanna be better. to connect with stories that i'm listening to- that'

maxine waters joins me later tonight. i'll also be joined by a documenta documentarian, michael moore live on "the beat" tonight. we'll also cover an important story out of dallas, a police officer found guilty of murder. a rarity in america. we bring that to you as well. as you can hear me explain, we have a lot in the show because there's a lot going on, both in washington around and the country. the top story is president trump's widening ukraine scandal. two of his most senior officials, bill barr and mike pompeo caught up in this impeachment probe. pompeo under fire with reports that he was on the call. congress says that makes him a fact witness to the core question in this probe, did the president abuse his power to get foreign help with his re-election. pompeo doubling down, stonewalling and telling his staff to defy house democrat demands that they sit for these deposition interviews. the house warning that is not only illegal but may be weighed as evidence of obstruction in the impeachment of there were. late to

okay, maxine and company, what statute has been violated. name the statute. eric: they would say it's the federal elections statute that says you can't accept foreign aid from a foreign country for your domestic campaign and that is the violation of the law. that's what they will say. we'll see if indeed they draw any impeachment proceedings when we get there. but looks like it's coming. in any event, dean, we're out of time. i thank you. good to see you. >> thank you, eric. eric: he's the dean of liberty university in virginia and academia, good to have you with us. arthel: rudy giuliani is back in the headlines after accidentally dialing an nbc news reporter and leaving a voice mail where he is overheard criticizing the bidens and discussing how he, wrote, needs some money. jacqui heinrich is in the new york city newsroom with more on that. jackie. >> reporter: it was a three minute message, left while the reporter was asleep at 11:00 p.m. and evidently it's not the first butt dial for the president's personal attorney. the first butt dial came last month w

speaking of maxine, she's promoting freedom of speech.remist that ordered her constituents to mob anybody this might have been sympathetic to trump. facebook is not the danger. the growing intensity of the regressive left is coming from another side. they're beating up people and throwing stuff on politicians or the troll farms. >> dana: the ads on facebook like the fake bots that have been purged and they have new securities in place to make sure that that doesn't happen again. you think it's possible that as things start to shift that silicon valley might rethink who they align themselves with? >> jesse: imagine being a genius, dana. >> greg: i don't have to. >> dana: tell what it's like. >> jesse: being stuck in the room with a bunch of idiots. this is what that is like? certified genius and a bunch of idiot politicians with no talent and no brain as greg said berating hem like they have any idea what's going on. they should be thanking mr. zuckerberg. thank you, mr. zuckerberg for letting me stay in touch with my family. thank you for

waters is sometimes known as kerosene maxine because she's a fiery chair she's about 80 years old she's worked in the house financial services committee for decades and this is her time she's a tough. woman that asked robust question and she is not going to let mark zuckerberg off the hook without asking tough questions and as we know as possibly the nation's most influential c.e.o. . there are a number of questions to answer from libra he wants to have the world's currency too interfering with the 2016 election running you know biden's ads right now that the impact of facebook is enormous and she has with her team of fellow democrats and republicans skeptical republicans chance i've spoken with committee staff and they will each get a chance to ask a question that's 5 minutes each 56 members this hearing could go on for quite a while no doubt there will be important information that comes out of it and we'll keep an eye on that and edging into the news you also tweeted about trump towers in istanbul in relation to president trump's decision to allow turkey to more openly perhaps invade

maxine waters kicked off this hearing reading a rap sheet of facebook's bad behavior with the electionndal and more. mark zuckerberg said that facebook should be make its own currency and roll out its own global payment platform. s the ideal messenger based on his company's past. >> would you leave behind your children's inheritance -- it's a fair question -- you have proven that we cannot trust you with our e-mails, with our phone numbers. so why should we trust you with our hard-earned money? >> congresswoman -- >> reclaiming my time. if you can't answer yes or no, would you leave behind your children's inheritance in libra? >> i would, congresswoman. >> zuckerberg defended his decision not to censor political ads. he says he doesn't believe his platform should be in the practice of censoring politicians. maxine waters addressed this with him and congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez just asked him about that. he admitted that he does think lying is bad. but at the end of the day in a democracy, they should not be in the role of censoring politicians on their site. neil, to give yo

maxine waters, for example.emocratic primary, i love aoc. and i love the squad and i know presley is doing her own in massachusetts. but i think one of the largers endorsements is maxine waters. i think because the voter is older and because there is an older black female voter,ceptiv maxine waters. this is a big moment for bernie sanders campaign. >> he has a bigger problem. the bigger problem he has stood on that stage fought and was a clear front runner last night. that's elizabeth warren. this absolutely dilutes her lead if he gains traction with those folks. as much as he is progressive, she's chipped right away. >> this is positive. and i am more happy that they are not on the sidelines and kind of some members want to play coy. i'm glad they're in the fray. i'm glad they're endorsing because they bring so many to the front. >> i'm wondering what the tipping point was to go to bernie sanders. >> this weekend we may hear that. let's talk about what could be joe biden's problem. that could be money. it's ann

but maxine waters maybe didn't get that message.ays the president deserves to go to prison, and there is a special place she would like to put him there. the effect of this kind of rhetoric. >> impeachment is imperative. i did express myself in ways to show how terrible i think he is, and how he really should be punished. ♪ whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-seven vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. we're oscar mayer deli fresh your very first sandwich,m... your mammoth masterpiece. and...whatever this was. because we make our meat with the good of the deli and no artificial preservatives. make every sandwich count with oscar mayer deli fresh. wwithout it, i cannot write myl tremors wouldname.xtreme. i was diagnosed with parkinson's. i had to retire from law enforcement. it was devastating. one of my medications is three thousand dollars per month. prescription drugs do not work if you cannot afford them. for sixty years, aarp has been fighting for people like larry. and we won'

maxine, thank you for coming in. founder of absolute collagen.ge and let mother nature take its course or whether you spend a lot on products that keep you younger. at which point everyone needs to tweet in and say that you quys needs to tweet in and say that you guys don't need it! not for years! when you have got the bbc make up department in charge! but before we hear what you have been saying, tim mcdonald is at a robot conference in singapore. you want to do a quick inspection of your parts, right? and sometimes people will like to scan it and do some copy. they want to do reverse engineering of the old parts. could you scan anything? could you scan my face, for example? i can do it in ten seconds. once you do a scan, you have an actual model and you can do some design changes to it and make it your own design. what i'm wearing is actually shoulder parts. this is really meant for people doing ceiling work who have to have their eyeballs high up throughout the day. what about the one i am wearing? what is this for? the one you are wearing is

is warning lawmakers about china as he defends his libra digital currency plus what congresswoman maxine waters had to say on the matter. and why tesla's q 3 surprise is not enough to coax an upgrade. and a exclusive coming up from former minneapolis fed president. a very busy hour ahead when teth bakde exchange" returns afr isre when i lost my sight, my biggest fear was losing my independence. mmm... good. so i've spent my life developing technology to help the visually impaired. we are so good. we built a guide that uses ibm watson... to help the blind. it is already working in cities like tokyo. my dream is to help millions more people like me. >>> that is a live shot of our nation's capitol the site of a very contentious hearing yesterday involving congress people and mark zuckerberg from facebook what was supposed to be a hearing about facebook's cryptocurrency ambitions turned into a grilling over a wide range of topics. zuckerberg offered a warning to lawmakers. >> i think our surely risks if a chinese financial system becomes the standard in more countries then it will be very di

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we also have learned that after the hearing was over, he did the chair woman of the committee, maxine for five or six minutes or so. she said later to reporters that she still has not changed her mind about libra, eep after all of this testimony, even after his defense, framing this as a way to help people who do not currently have access to financial services get it. she still has questions and does not support this crypto currency we heard an attempt to show lawmakers that facebook has the interest of the american public at heart however, democrats, in particular, were very skeptical of that message and hit him on a number of fronts, not just on libra, but wide range of issues, election security, political speech, discrimination, diversity. all of these things are contributing to the intense scrutiny of this company on capitol hill at a very sensitive time as its company ramps up for the 2020 elections. >> quite a number of topics, ylan always fast on your feet we appreciate that. >>> mike santoli, one of the things we haven't mentioned is what's happened to bitcoin. >> it got a big

i am excited to announce tomorrow the mayor celebrates the groundbreaking for the maxine hall remodel. she will celebrate the remodel, to improve safety during an earthquake. locate primary care services and for the construction maxine hall will move to a temporary clinic on golden gate avenue. we want the community to be informed of that. as a provider i recently visited. the staff is committed and clients are receiving great care. it is time for refresh. i am excited that is happening tomorrow. thank you very much. i will take any further questions on the director's report. >> commissioners. >> i thank you for the report in regards to especially the coordination during the heat advisory, and because we were in chinatown just several months ago. i am wondering what type of coordination actually occurred in chinatown for that because it would be a very good example of what we are trying to do down there. >> i believe that doctor aragon has an update with regard to the specifics there. thank you. >> good afternoon. i am sorry i don't have an update. >> doctor baba does. >> thank you, d

>> i'm not sure which maxine bernier i'm i'm debating type or was it the maxine bernier was a separatistg out corporate welfare or the maxine bernier he defended it when it suited him? the fact of the matter is there's a clear contrast in this election. justin trudeau and the stefansson and tax hikes to pay for her conserved plant that will leave more money in your pocket? will lower taxes for all canadians to bring back tax credits like the kids sports and fitness tax and move the edge credit for seniors and bring in a green home tax renovation. having corporate welfare and foreign aid budget to bring the money back home so canadians can get ahead. >> nine seconds. off you go. you are starting to debate. >> thank you very much. mr. bernier doesn't care about having a real debate on the real issues that are important. you don't want to have a debate for the canadian. you don't want to cut foreign aid. >> we have said and i've said we will cut canada's foreign aid by 25% to pay for the tax cut that we have been bringing in. >> this election is all about who's going to fight for you and st

maxine waters is calling for trump to be thrown in solitary confinement.gino and geraldo rivera next ♪ >> sean: here for reaction, author of the brand-new book "exonerated," fox news contributor dan bongino and geraldo rivera. would you ever have we ever hadt with more snakes, back staffers, they are out to destroy this man, they have been from day one and they will again to accomplish this. >> if it wasn't your show, they would destroy him absolutely. you are the difference between donald j. trump and richard nixon. in nixon's case, if he had someone that stuck up for him, he wouldn't have been motivated to cover up that burglary, he would've let the perpetrators get there just desserts. >> sean: i don't necessarily agree with your analysis, but i will tell you they lie, i'm sick of it. they are hurting our country, there double standards are repulsive at this point. >> everything you say is absolutely true but watching your show and watching her producers work and seeing these packages, we've put the lie exactly to what they are saying -- who else is doi

well, it might be an american brand, but it is operated by maxine's caterers in hong kong, and it camedaughter criticised protesters. stations along hong kong's metro transport system have repeatedly been attacked. in mid august it was actually criticised by chinese state media for helping demonstrators escape. so it then started shutting stations. now it is accused of helping the police to arrest protesters. earlier, iwasjoined by andrew collier from 0riente capital research. he is based in hong kong but is currently in america, talking to the us federal reserve, and opposition to the ongoing protests. i started by asking him what he has been telling them. basically, i tell them the rule of law is still intact in hong kong, and the people's liberation army will not intervene. however, i do think china is trying to protect its assets in hong kong by removing some of the banking assets into shenzhen and other areas, because they know that going forward , areas, because they know that going forward, they will still not have terribly good control of the situation. 50 there terribly good c

hypocrisy -- and i would also add were getting a little bit of blowback for saying humans come in maxineaters said that about the ministration officials that we are all humans come. >> there you have it. >> there is strong language everywhere because there's a big partisan divide and i have to stand by the president on what he said because what is happening on the hill with impeachment hearings, it is a mob lynching type of a situation. jesse: t when you speak to the mainstream media reporters either on or off the record and you say wait a second, you're making a huge deal about the president but you guys have said the same thing or the democrats have said the same thing or maxine waters has said the same thing and you guys are always asking about transparency, you the least transparent people out there, why doesn't the media want to see was going on in the secret hearings, do they acknowledge the hypocrisy, do they listen to you redo a strata continue to light and spin? >> i have a million points. i don't even talk to them off the record anymore because it does not mean anything to the

mark zuckerberg and maxine waters saying is it your policy you don't fact-check ads? zuckerberg replying this is our policy. should it the question be to the lawmakers or maxine waters that he does not have any rules so he could do whatever he wants. >> yes, this is a lot of the criticism you are seeing from democrats, not just at this hearing today but across the spectrum. facebook should take a more aggressive hand and should begin to fact-check political ads and remember why we are here. president trump's campaign have run ads including falsehood about joe biden and the biden campaign asked to have it remove and facebook said no. facebook is not ready for the 2020 elections four years after russian agents spread the information on the site. it was one of many issues that came up, a wide arranging hearing that we are watching today. >> scott, you and i talked about this dozens of time. what facebook should do and what mark zuckerberg should do? you and i both have children. our children would never do their homework unless we force them to do it. is it not right to

but when maxine waters is there at exposition park, i am there. this is the most important subjects to come before you to talk about, and i'm grateful to be before you, and two tejanos here, representative green for your experience and lived, and mr. brad sherman who represents my hometown of the san fernando valley, thank you for being a part of this. i come before you as a mayor, a parent, a foster parent, a volunteer and organizer and long time activist on the issue of homelessness. i started, representative green, you were talking about skid row. i started when i was 14 on skid row, and something that predated my birth by decades as a place where we deposited the social ills and trauma. think of what the 14-year-old eric garcetti would tell the 48-year-old eric garcetti and what was to come. and so i am the panel of one, and the last panel, and a little bit tired and a little bit hungry, and probably a little bit depressed hearing some of the things that you is heard today. i hope to give you a perspective to kind of give you some hope and som

chairwoman maxine waters kicked off the hearing reading off a laundry list of problems facebook faced everything from russian meddling in 2016 and data privacy. she said these reasons make the case why they should be concerned that facebook wants to get in the digital currency world, potentially coming out with a currency that could rival the u.s. dollar. >> do you fact check on any ads at all? >> yes. >> describe what you fact check on. >> well, chairwoman, actually, thank you for the opportunity to clarify. facebook itself actually does not fact check. what we do is, we have feedback that people in our community don't want to see viral hoaxes or, or kind of -- >> let me be clear, you do no fact-checking on any ads, is that correct? >> chairwoman, what we do is we work with a set of independent fact checkers -- >> somebody fact checks on ads? you contract with someone to do that, is that right? >> i, chairwoman, yes. reporter: faced a lot of questions about, of course a lot of topics other than libra. zuckerberg made the case that the reason why he is passionate about developing this

maxine waters is calling for trump to be thrown in solitary confinement.gino, geraldo, next. ♪ [female narrator] over 40 million people in the u.s. will experience a mental health condition this year. that's 1 in 5 of us. many suffer in silence. they're your friends, neighbors and loved ones. nami, the national alliance on mental illness provides life-changing support and education, so that no one walks the path of mental illness alone. show you care. walk with us for mental health. to walk, sponsor or volunteer, visit namiwalks dot org. ♪ >> sean: here for reaction, author of the brand-new book "exonerated," fox news contributor dan bongino. fox news correspondent at large, geraldo rivera. wouldn't you say we have ever had a president with more snakes, back staffers, snakes, back stabbers, they are out to destroy this man, they have been from day one and they will again to accomplish this. >> if it wasn't your show, they would destroy him absolutely. you are the difference between donald j. trump and richard nixon. in nixon's case, if he had someone that

now that the possibility of impeachment is growing, maxine waters is not holding back. us now. i'm wondering, what is your reaction to the president's broadside against the impeachment inquiry today? he is clearly, i guess, worked up about it would be a conservative way to say it. there's certainly no reason to think that's going to calm down any time soon. >> i don't think so. i think he is really very, very upset about what is happening, because he never thought that we would get to an impeachment inquiry. don't forget, nancy pelosi had been against it and she had basically told him that that was not what she was focused on. she certainly meant that. i think he became even more brazen in what he was doing because he felt like there never was going to be any impeachment of him. i think he is very upset about it. >> in terms of the timing of an impeachment inquiry or actually an impeachment if it came to that, how important is time for the democrats in this? are you of the school who believes this should proceed as quickly as possible, or are you wanting it to get as ma

that chairwoman of the house financial services committee, maxine waters, kicked off today's hearingntially reading off a rap sheet of facebook's bad behavior, ranging from russian meddling in the 2016 election to data privacy concerns. zuckerberg showed up today, trying to make the case that facebook should be allowed to roll out their own currency. digital currency libra. also build their own global payment platform. he admitted though that congress may not see him as the ideal messenger based on his company's past. >> would you leave behind your children's inheritance in libra? >> congresswoman -- >> do you believe in what you're building? >> yes i do and -- >> would you leave behind your children's inheritance in libra? that is a fair question. you have proven we cannot trust you with our emails. with our phone numbers. so why should we trust you with our hard-earned money? >> well, congresswoman -- >> reclaiming my time. if you can't answer yes or no, would you leave behind your children's inheritance in libra? >> congresswoman i would. reporter: zuckerberg defended his decision

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