in 2014, a police officer shot michael brown in ferguson, missouri, which essentially began the blackives matter movement. less than a year later, walter scott was shot in the back and killed by an officer in charleston south carolina. in 2016 philando castile was killed by an officer in minnesota. his death was broadcast live on facebook. >> an officer just shot him in his arm. >> reporter: and earlier this year atatiana k. jefferson was playing video games in her bedroom with her 8-year-old nephew when a police officer shot and killed her through a window. these are just four out of thousands of police shootings in the five years since michael brown was killed. >> police officers and police departments are under the microscope right now. people around the country are demanding more transparency. >> reporter: the police departments on the show believe that broadcasting their work helps both the police and the public. >> i just knew that people needed to see what we see every day, not just a snapshot, but actually see the funny stuff, the dangerous stuff that we we encounter every sin

and ever since michael brown was shot and killed by a police officer in ferguson in 2014, departments across the country have tried to improve police- community relations. while the obama administration pushed for reform of local police forces to curb any potential misconduct, the trump administration is taking a different approach, one critics argue that favors the police. >> this administration has your back. >> reporter: vanita gupta served in the justice department under president obama. >> it is wholly irresponsible for the nation's chief law enforcement officer to criticize people who are seeking a better, more fair system as being anti- police. >> o'donnell: jeff pegues joins us. so is the department of justice walking back any of these comments by the attorney general? >> no, the a.g. is standing by those comments. we reached out to d.o.j. to see if they wanted to clarify. they didn't. now, i did talk to law enforcement sources, and while they weren't comfortable with barr's language, they did acknowledge that this is a tough environment for police departments across the count

museum associate curator michael brown describes the original we're standing in front of one sanchez cotyledons masterpiece the still life with quince cabbage cucumber and melon it was painted in 1602 until late 0 in spain and it is a groundbreaking example of still life painting at the very earliest decorated of the of the 17th so what makes it so special this painting was a really pioneering depiction of a 3 dimensional allusions so he's using in 2 dimensions he is creating an imaginary tactile experience do you think it's possible to you. to give that same impression to someone that's not able to visually see this painting. absolutely because i think that that one of the one of the ways that we interact best with with the public and of all different abilities is telling stories and the stories help to bring works of art to life and although we can't touch this painting itself we can touch the replica and filled with those stories understand it in 2014 we had this made so that people who can see this painting can still experience it so tell me how that's right because different fro

used to support kamala harris' bid for the white house are now supporting candidates michael bloomberg. governor jerry brown, mayor of stockton michael tubbs, and the mayor of san jose, sam liccardo have all announced their endorsement of bloomberg's campaign for president. bloomberg was in san francisco today speaking on climate change. andria borba was there. >> reporter: on stage, michael bloomberg teamed up with jerry brown to talk about climate change and the upcoming election, and its importance to that subject. on stage, former governor jerry brown and presidential hopeful michael bloomberg sat down in front of the american geophysical union to talk climate change. >> we also need elected officials who believe in science and alternative facts. >> the end of the world is not news. and we got a worry and do something about it. >> reporter: the politician and the would be politician are working on america's pledge, a group planning to stop and reverse climate change. >> president roosevelt, shortly after pearl harbor, said no more passenger cars. america is making tanks. at some point we need a presiden

here to discuss, michael brown.was kind of an interesting year for retailers because we kind of saw the consumer .pending trend being healthy there onnsumer was out a spending spree. what we are seeing is the legacy players. what she is looking for and the value that she wants. ,> what more can you tell them that macy's underwent a massive restructuring of its headquarters, for example, in new york city, and even that did not seem to work for macy's. michael: what is happening in the market right now is fragmentation. there are so many digitally native startups. 20 or 30 of them attacking the entire sector and that just kills the profit margin. the amazonnly effect, it is these digital natives taking share and continuing to take share over the next few years. to be a successful retailer, you could just have a successful online strategy, you had to meld those together, pick up those items, drop them off. michael: we call that taking back ground. walmart and target did a good job of bringing them together. they are co

phd in political science as a co-author of one of the additions of the almanac of politics that michael brown introduced to the world in 1971 with america's individual entry of the idiosyncrasies of the 535 people in congress is classified of the almanac before interviewing providing a rich detailed and goodhearted each of the panelists will speak for eight minutes i want to make sure we have time for all of your questions right now thank you for all your help to put this event together just a few weeks ago writing a column one of the world's most successful parties speculating as so many before have done on the death of the conservative party in england on our shores stan greenberg founded the republican party in the book entitled gop rip before the 2016 election many obituaries were published in the death literature it is one-sided you don't have to go very far back to find the same of the demise of the democratic party after the george w. bush election. what seems to be the death of the genre is slim but very substantial volume looking at the longevity of the two political parties with a d

fatal shooting of michael browne by a police officer in ferguson, missouri. days of riots and led to protests police brutality. sad loss for the entertainment world after beloved actor and comedian robin williams took his own life. american faipharaoh soars to fie becoming the first horse to win the triple crown. the supreme court issuing a 5-4 decision that legalized same-sex marriage all across america. pope francis makes historic visit to the u.s. millions turning out to see the pontiff who became the first ever to address a joint session of congress. music legend prince found dead at his minnesota estate. an autopsy later revealing the singer died of a fentanyl overdose. the shooter opening fire at a gay nightclub in orlando killing 49 people. nfl quarterback colin kaepernick taking a knee during the national anthem sparking a nationwide protest and debate over police brutality and the right to protest billy goethe curse finally broken as cubs take home a title. election outcome few saw coming as wild card candidate donald trump defeated hillary clinton i

. >> just noting some of those ip instances, from the death of michael brown to the rise of anti-semitism and the charlottesville riots, racial issues have moved people across the country in the past decade. i'm wondering what was the role of technology here, the immediacy and social movements like black lives matter. >> it fomented social justice agendas or grievances that are racially expressed that had to do with the bitterness and bigotry of american culture. on the one hand you had black lives matter, which was able to facilitate a mass aglomeration of people to say, look, we see the videos of black people dying in the streets, we see police brutality exhibited before our very eyes, we see the heinous disregard for black life that evoked the black lives matter movement. on the other hand, that same technology allowed, you know, the dark channels of the internet to organize the logic of white supremacy so that people came together under the are y rubric and banner of hate of american ideals at its best. on one hand it proved black people weren't making stuff up. oh, you must be out of

internally with our staff and our workforce is key, as well as improving equity outcomes and i've asked michael brown to work closely and then to emphasize that with mayor breed, directive to the hrc, the human right's commission, that we're working closely in line with their efforts going forward and this will not only be an effort of the department but will align wit prioritiewith the prioritiee city. our workforce can cross departments and this will be a cacatalytic. there is a catalytic office and to hold the division for the work but equity work is going forward. so just to emphasize that. and look forward to continuing the work. >> commissioner gerardo. >> thank you. my question is throughout your excellent presentation, we were talking about policy practise and process change as kind of a seam throughout the presentation. how, in fact, are you going to measure the change, especially within policy, that, in fact, the policies

in 2014, a police officer shot michael brown in ferguson, missouri, which essentially began the black lives matter movement. less than a year later, walter scott was shot in the back and killed by an officer in charleston, south carolina. in 2016, philando castille was killed by an officer in minnesota. his death was broadcast live on facebook. >> an officer just shot him in his arm. >> reporter: earlier this year tatiana k. jefferson was playing video games in her bedroom with her 8-year-old nephew when a police officer shot and killed her through a window. the police departments on the show believe that broadcasting their work helps both the police and the public. the richland county sheriff's department in south carolina has been on "live p.d." since the first episode. sheriff leon lott decided to take a chae on this new transparency. >> i'm sure that there were some worried that you had because it's live. >> i think what i want people to do is see that we were human, we were just like anybody else. had no worries, was not scared one bit. >> reporter: when the program became a hit,

first of many sleepless nights on my normally subdued campus happened in the fall, in august, michael brown was gunned . in in ferguson november, the grand jury's decision to not indict the police officer who took his life came before thanksgiving break. what the course of that year, as we fought with school administrators and faculty, the black lives matter movement emerged and entered the national spotlight. in 2017, i remember scrolling through facebook one day and seeing the words "me too" all over my timeline. i can't remember if it took me three hours or three days, but eventually i said it, too. fast forward a couple of months, valentine's day. we got word of another shooting in a high school, and incredible kids calling out officials through actions in sharing their stories. fast forward another couple of months, i am two months at a college working in cedar rapids to elect fred hubbell, for governor in the great state of iowa. i wake up one day to a massive kidney stone and thousands of dollars in medical bills. had i not had insurance, i would have owed upwards of $42,000. everyon

governor is throws support behind the newest democratic candidate, former new york mayor michael bloomberg. jerry brownarance alongside bloomberg the pair plans to participate in a conversation -- >>> for hundreds of ccf classes are now on the chopping block. there are 300 classes slated to be cut. the school is projecting a new $13 million deficit on top of the cuts already made to get out of the deeper hole. if approved, the proposal would move money from the city's budget revenues. >>> a follow-up, menlo park leaders approved the ban of vaping products and e-cigarettes. they will hold a second vote we'll track that for you. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," it is 4:51. nbc bay area responds. >> one of those bike share bikes, and is charged more than $1,000. i'm consumer investigator a chris chmura. >>> they claim the denver-based airline discriminated against them during pregnancy. the airline denies the allegations. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture now might not be the best time to ask yourself are my bones strong? life is full of make or break moments. t

. -- suchtements statements that trayvon and michael brown are the same thing were considered incendiary by conservatives and some moderate whites. to remember lynching is to recognize the structure that informs lynching forgetting is premised on the sense of forward making white national time, where black death has no meaning in the present. where with regard to public responsibility. because the place a black bodies and lives in history is marked by the norma committee of death, dispossession and containment. norming of death, does possession and containment. to say we are beyond race. memorials like the equal justice peaceute -- memorials to and justice, americans first memorial to victims of lynching disrupts the notion of america beyond race and the weight draws continuity between historical atrocities such as lynching and slavery and contemporary manifestation of racialized violence such as police battalion mass incarceration. this truth telling -- police brutality and mass incarceration. this truth telling work has the capacity to produce generative disruptions that move us in the

. >>> presidential candidate michael bloomberg is in the bay area today. he and former governor jerry brown came together to discuss the nonprofit "america's pledge" which aims to keep america a leader in the fight against climate change. they spoke in san francisco. >> i think the ability to lead the country given you have credibility that no one else has is an obligation you have and that would be a great contribution if you do it. >> it is very encouraging you know, it is sort of verifying or justifying what we do is importance. some people who may be in positions of power recognize that important. >> michael bloomberg and former governor brown talked about their nonprofit which they founded in 2017. and the stockton mayor endorsed bloomberg for president, yet another california politician announcing his support. he is also the latest to join the campaign as he was named national cochair. he will advise the campaign on strategy and policy, and messaging. >>> right now, the house judiciary committee is debating the articles of impeachment against president trump. the charges are abuse of

it has big films, we had finding dory, it has comedy, particular things like michael mcintyre, mrs brown'ssomething like eastenders, its big soap opera and also general entertainment like festive episodes of strictly. so all those kind of programmes have done well as expected for the bbc. again, not exclusively but generally trending slightly down year on year and gavin and stacey is the one thing that has actually really bucked that trend. but a very good day for the bbc, they will be thrilled it has done so well. lizo there, reporting. this week marks the century of women being accepted into the legal profession. during that time the number of women practising law has increased. however, figures show that they still hold less than 25 percent of the top jobs. sian lloyd has been finding out about some of the changes that have taken place. and i'm introduced to somebody very charming, very pleasant, and they'll say, "what do you do?" and i'll say, "well, i'm a judge," and quick as a flash, they'll say, "do you work in family?" it tells you a lot, doesn't it, about subconscious assumptions

michael bloomberg is joining former governor brown to attend a climate change convention. it follows bloomberg's recent endorsement from another big name, san jose mayor, sam liccardo. >> mike bloomberg has shown he's willing to take on big oil, he's willing to take on the gun industry, he's willing to take on big soda, coke and pepsi. >> liccardo will join bloomberg's team as a california campaign co-chair. bloomberg is skipping early voting states to focus on states like california that vote on super tuesday in march. a recent uc berkeley poll found bloomberg to be favored by 2% of the state's likely democratic voters. >>> we are following the latest on a deadly shootout in jersey city, new jersey. investigators are treating the attack at a kosher grocery store as an act of anti-semitism. the shootout happened yesterday afternoon. six people including a police officer were killed. two others were injured. detectives say it's still unclear exactly what sparked the chaos. officers say shots were initially fired after two gunmen ran and took cover in the grocery store. what

brown. he was guyger's neighbor. he testified in the trial against the former dallas police officer, a grand jury is now indicting 3 manager kerry, us mitchell michael mitchell and addeus green for shooting and killing brown that was in october. they're also accused of robbing brown after the shooting. authorities have not said yethether there's any a direct connection between brown's staff and his stimony in guyger's trial >>i take a peek outside now as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast chief meteorologis lawrence karnow sauntering over as we look outside this is the embarcadero in san francisco, you never know with the bay area weather but it seems like this is going to be a winter where we don't have serious droughtan certain looks like that's a problem and okayeen doing this awhile now new some years like this year. >>started out very dry then a of a sudden we get wet. they can go the other way around to saul is the us and thgs can change again right now we made up a lot of progress number a couple weeks ago we h a really nhing in the bucket to show at all and now we're looking at 65% normal in the san fransco f for 3 and a half inches of ra

[applause] michael, judy, marie brown. in this room tonight, my mother, a a poet in her own right.ry move, seeing her eyes all upon every word anywhere encountered in the grocery store, on a bus, pamphlets, the package labels my high school textbooks. she was always wolfing downwards insatiable, which is how i learned the ways in which words were a kind of sustenance, to be a beautiful relief or a greatest assault, how i learn that words with the best map, , make me knw my mother was always saying in between raising 12 humans. i am in this room, and so is my mother. [applause] in this room my big sister left the yellow house when she was only 19, which then felt like a lurching mission to planet unknown. in this room tonight my love, a fellow artist, the most inspired accompaniment of my life. and the course, my siblings not here but whose voices exist in mind, carl, michael, karen, darryl, byron, troy, 80, deborah, thank you for telling me the stories in the first place and for trusting me to make something of them come for allowing me to call your names because, because it is no

this is as far as former governor jerry brown came to endorsing presidential hopeful michael bloomberg. >> who is going to lead us for the next four years? hopefully somebody who appreciates the importance of climate change. mike bloomberg. >> reporter: both have been staunch supporters of the environment, bloomberg came to san francisco with a warning about climate change. >> the public is going in the right direction. before corporate is going in the right direction, but no is as jerry points out as fast as we have to go. >> reporter: this morning, bloomberg picked an unlikely city to launch his campaign, stockton in the central valley, but seeking the endorsement of mayor michael tubs may end up working in his favor as reporters honed in on the issueovissue of bloomberg's controversial stop and frisk policy while mayor of new york. >> we tried a lot of things. my whole focus was on reducing the murder rate. in looking back, and certainly in the third term, i think it got out of hand, which maybe i should have paid more attention. >> this man went to a black chur church in brooklyn,

former nyc mayor michael bloomberg is joining former governor brown to attend a climate change conventionws bloomberg's recent endorsement from another big name in the bay area, san jose mayor, sam liccardo. >> mike bloomberg has shown he's willing to take on big oil, he's willing to take on the gun industry, he's willing to take on big soda, coke and pepsi. >> liccardo will join bloomberg's team as a california campaign co-chair. bloomberg is skipping early voting states to focus on states like california that vote on super tuesday in march. a recent uc berkeley poll found bloomberg to be favored by 2% of the state's likely democratic voters. >>> we are following the latest on a deadly shootout in jersey city, new jersey. this morning investigators are treating the attack at a kosher grocery store as an act of anti-semitism. within the past hour, one of the two gunmen posted anti-semitic statements online in the past. the shootout happened yesterday afternoon. six people including a police officer were killed. two others were injured. detectives say it's still unclear exactly what sparke

campaign put out a statement which read in part, it's only appropriate michael bloomberg is joining forces today with governor brown seen the disastrous effects of the radical policies implemented by both former elected officials. we asked bloomberg for his response to that. >> you can say a lot of things about jerry brown, but not being a great elected official in california ain't one of them. he was one of the best governors they ever had, and he was a good mayor too before that. >> bloomberg is one of 15 democratic candidates hoping to win the presidential nomination. you can see their faces here. fewer than half have qualified for the next debate. so far seven have made the cut for the next -- for next thursday's debate in los angeles. they are vice president joe biden, mayor pete buttigieg, minnesota senator klobuchar, bernie sanders, tom steyer, elizabeth warren, and andrew yang. >>> tom steyer was here in the bay area today holding a town hall in walnut creek. he spoke and answered questions at the event hosted by the ross more democrats group. steyer is a san francisco resident did and a billionaire after y

former nyc mayor michael bloomberg is joining former governor brown to attend a climate change conventionthis follows bloomberg's recent endorsement from another big name in the bay area, san jose mayor, sam liccardo. >> mike bloomberg has shown he's willing to take on big oil, he's willing to take on the gun industry, he's willing to take on big soda, coke and pepsi. >> liccardo will join bloomberg's team as a california campaign co-chair. bloomberg is skipping early voting states to focus on states like california that vote on super tuesday in march. a recent uc berkeley poll found bloomberg to be favored by 2% of the state's likely democratic voters. >>> we are following the latest on a deadly shootout in jersey city, new jersey. this morning investigators are treating the attack at a kosher grocery store as an act of anti-semitism. the shootout happened yesterday afternoon. six people including a police officer were killed. two others were injured. detectives say it's still unclear exactly what sparked the chaos. officers say shots were initially fired after two gunmen ran and took co

stuck presidential candidate michael bloomberg in the bay area today. he and former governor jerry brown talking climate change. that is where kpix 5's andria borba is live tonight. >> reporter: california is no longer irrelevant when it comes to the residential primaries. it has moved up date wise on your calendar. that means you're going to be seeing a lot more presidential candidates coming through in the coming months. millionaire presidential hope tom steyer was in walnut creek today. michael bloomberg on stage hours after he received an endorsement from the mayor of stockton. just last month, bernie sanders in oakland. if you feel like presidential hopefuls are flooding california like never before, you are not wrong. >> let's start unifying, let's rebuild this country. >> reporter: california used to only surge for an atm. the contest was largely decided by the time golden state voters hit the polls in june. this election cycle, for the first time, the california primary has been moved way up to super tuesday, march 3, placing only behind the races in iowa, new hampshire, and sout

connie schultz and senator sherry brown on how trumpism is playing in this? and michael moore on the american take away from the conservative blow out in the u.k. live from studio 6 a in rockefeller plaza "all in" starts right now. hello, good evening. [ applause ] >> good to see you. >> thank you. it is great to have you back. a crazy, historic week. a historic day really. it is just the first time in american history that articles of impeachment against the president of the united states are voted out of committee. they are headed to the floor of the house. the vote in the judiciary committee happens this morning. it was not surprise, it was a party line vote, 23-17. that vote comes on a hill of marathon, at time of heated mark-up. it is worth noting that of course impeachment by definition are going to be contentious. if you are impeaching a president, something have gone deeply wrong in the mechanic political system. yesterday's mechanics you can see that, it started in the morning and went into midnight. and jerry nadler adjourned them and they were mad about it? le

during the program, congressman michael burgess, mike kelly, massachusetts congresswoman, maryland congressman anthony brown and oklahoma kevin hers. be sure to watch cspan2 news washington journal. life on thursday morning. when the discussion. for your campaign 2020 this weekend we are live in iowa. following the democratic presidential candidates. on friday night mayor pete to deduct speaks with college students at the no college. on saturday, at three p.m. eastern, former bright vice president joe biden, mayor pete the judge and senator amy from sharp, britney sanders, and cory booker. they speak in labor forum in cedar rapids for your then on sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern senator journey at simpson college in indianola. life campaign 2020 coverage from iowa this weekend from cspan2. watch anytime on cspan.org and listen on the go, with the free cspan2 radio app. >> next to a on fraudulent trademarks. the senate judiciary subcommittee on intellectual property from witnesses appointed to china as a primary offender. and in the impact of fraudulent trademarks on businesses innovation and economic growth. >>

brought him to the golden state a few times now but is the first time michael bloomberg will address him. he's joining jerry brown in san francisco today at 2:00 where the duo will talk about climate. bloomberg try to reel in california voters he already had two northern california mayors on his side, the san jose mayor sam liccardo endorsed him and is now the california campaign supporter, he will also be with michael tubbs the mayor of stockton this morning. bloomberg is a newcomer to the presidential race and is trying to set himself apart from the democratic rivals. he richly attended the united nations climate conference in spain. >> the reason i'm here in madrid is very simple. i'm here because president trump is not i'm here because his administration refuses to lead on climate change and so others must do the work. >>> vice president joe biden also on the road, he starting his day las vegas where he is hosting a town hall event, he will then make his way to california for fundraising events in los angeles and monica. as fort the event for tom steyer in walnut creek, starts at 12, the doors open at 12:00,

former new york mayor michael bloomberg is here in the bay area. getting the support of jerry brown as we speak. they are speg right nowt the mo center. and also today candidate and san francisco billionaire tom steyer plans to visit the bay area. he has two town halls scheduled, one for walnut creek and the other for napa valley tomorrow. >>> new at 11:00, you've seen kristin dahlgren on the today show and "nightly news" but you may not know that off camera she's battling a health crisis. >> and i have no idea and she credits a story she did for nbc news with saving her life. sharing her story and she hopes she could help someone else too. >> we're going to race you to the swing. >> breast cancer was the last thing on my mind. i'm in my 40s, i'm active. you don't have a family history. and most importantly i had just had a screening mammogram that was negative back in april. and then a story i had done a few years ago really saved my life. >> kristin dahlgren with more -- >> i thought i was a routine assignment and breast cancer study. >> there is a very bright area in the center o

michael bloomberg. he will be joined by jerry brown in san francisco today as 2:00. they're talking about america's pledge, and effort launched in 2017 to address climate goals. bloomberg came into the race last month trying to reel in california voters. already endorsing the former new york mayor and now the california campaign cochair. he was recently in spain trying to find solutions for climate change. he spoke to reporters about his efforts to meet president donald trump. but i think trump is getting stronger and i think he will either live the candidates. because they do not have plans i think are practical to be implemented, they do not have management experience. the president's job as a management job. >> vice president joe biden starting his day in las vegas hosting a town hall and will end his day in southern california at a fund-raising event in los angeles and santa monica. asked for the tom steyer event in walnut creek it is open to the public but space is limited, doors open at 12:00 in the event starts at 12:30. >>> the time is 5:08. sale is back watc

and centre—right, which have dominated this country for decades, john major, tony blair, gordon brown, michaelated with them, it is over, they are gone now. brexit is over, they are gone now. brexit is happening. and the conservative party that now has this majority is very different from the previous conservative party. it is less metropolitan. it is less southern. it is less bourgeois. it is now more working class, more northern, more provincial, more small towns and cities. so, that is a new establishment coming in and you'll hear all sorts of different accents, and labour might have lost mr corbyn albert corbyn is still thinks it has a grip on that party. that is a different establishment as well so we move into a new power structure in this country and as i look at elections, until tonight, there have been to make transformative elections in modern times. one was 19a5, the attlee government. the other was 1979, the arrival of margaret thatcher. we can now add a third to it which is the election of 2019. great having you with us, andrew, and we will see you later on. andrew neil has been w

today michael bloomberg made his first visit to california as a presidential candidate. he joined former governor jerry brown in the city today for a conversation about climate change. bloomberg said while some progress has been made in reducing emissions much more needs to be done and fast. he also said in order to combat climate change internationally the u.s. government will have to rebuild relations with china. >>> two other democratic presidential candidates will be focusing on the bay area this week. tomorrow joe biden will attend fund-raisers in palo alto, san francisco, and south san francisco. this weekend bernie sanders is launching a women's event. senator sanders won't be here. but on sunday his supporters will host panel discussions in san francisco and santa cruz. >>> the ghost ship warehouse fire killed 36 people three years ago. tonight derrick almena is still awaiting a retrial. now comes word that almena's attorney wants town seal juror information. the thinking is if jurors talk to the defense they could provide details that would help almena in the new trial. a jury, as you know, was dead

we see willie brown from her state, who was one of her mentors endorse michael bloomberg today.e others leaning toward joe biden. where do caucus members -- where does marcia fudge, if anywhere, go. you can make news right now and endorse. are you going with another candidate? >> i probably will because i do want to be involved in making sure that donald trump is not re-elected. but let me say something. it should have been telling that kamala had the majority of the black caucus. that in itself should have been telling. i certainly could not support bloomberg. i'll say that. how do you go on television and say, my bad, i shouldn't have treated black men like that, harassed for walking down the street in new york city or put surveillance on muslim. i can't support that. i can't support pete buttigieg, who i believe has real black issues. but there are other candidates, and certainly i will look at them. >> what about joe biden? you didn't include him with the '94 crime bill. >> i will look at joe biden. but we know a lot of these candidates personally. joe biden is a person that

michael bloomberg was in san francisco talking climate change yesterday. he attended a conference at the moscone center with former governor jerry brown. earlier he kicked off his california campaign swing in stockton. bloomberg told supporters he would use tax credits to pay for affordable housing. >>> in the east bay, a big break in the case of a hair cut gone bad. the woman accused of running over a barber in antioch is now in custody. 28-year-old ruby turned herself in yesterday. she rammed her car into a barbershop after a dispute over her son's hair cut. the impact pushed 63-year-old brian martin into the shop's front window. martin suffered severe leg injuries. >>> three alleged drug dealers in the tenderloin have been arrested and charged by federal authorities in the deaths of a santa rosa man and his toddlerment the u.s. attorney filed a criminal complaint yesterday. in september, pat tririck o'nei was found unresponsive and his 13-month-old son dead, the son consumed fentanyl. >> where these drugs were distributed in the open air drug market that exists in the tenderloin neighborhood of san francisco. >>> charging an alleged

michael bloomberg made a stop in san francisco today, bloomberg and former governor jerry brown participatedbout climate change. >>an issue they have both been passionate about nationally and internatiolly they reiterated their support of america's pledge which brings together private and public sectoreaders to ensure. >>the us remains a global eader in reducing emissions and delivering the climate goals outlined in the paris accord. president trump has pued the us out of the paris them brown launched america's plans together back in 2017. bloomberg's visit comes just a day after san jose mayor, sam mohawk, ricardo endorsed him for president. the cargo wil be co chair of bloomberg's california campaign ansan francisco businessman and philanthropist tom stier also hit the campai trail in the bay area today for his run for the white house making a stop in walnutreek. the democratic candidate held a town hall event with ross mo democrats he is slated to hold a another town hall he was earlier in the napa as well with democrats there stier is best known as a political finance air on a number of

>>presidential candidate and former new york mayor michael bloomberg made a stop in san francisco today, bloomberg and former governor jerry brown dirt dissipated in an onstage conversation about climate change an issue they both have been passionate about nationally and internationally they reiterated their support for america's pledge private public leadership project to ensure the u s remains a global leader in reducing emissions and devering on the climate change goals in the paris accords. president trump hasulled the us out of the paris climategreement bloomberg's visit comes just a day aer san jose man. sam liccardo endorsed him for president. san francisco businessman d philanthropist tom stier also hit the campaign trail in the bay area today and his run for the white house, making a stop in walnut creek. the democratic candidate held a town hall event in ross more with democrs there. he also held another town hall as democrats in napa stier is best known as a political nancier who has supported a number of democratic candidates and issues including climate change and his push for the impeachment of president trump. >>w

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we're learning michael bloomberg will make the first bay area stop of his 2020 campaign in san francisco tomorrow. the former new york mayor will appear with former governor jerry brown to discuss the america's pledge climate program they launched together in 2017. just last night the san jose mayor announced his endorsement of bloomberg for president. >>> house democrats out with their 2 articles of impeachment against president trump, and tonight he's firing back. cbs reporter natalie brand is on capitol hill. >> reporter: president trump has repeatedly made the comment tonight that republicans are sticking together as house democrats take another major step toward an impeachment vote. >> so the democrats have nothing. >> reporter: president trump railed against house speaker nancy pelosi and the impeachment inquiry at a rally numbers have gone through the roof because of her stupid impeachment. >> reporter: house democrats say the president left them no choice but to move forward with 2 articles of impeachment. >> he endangers our democracy and national security. >> reporter: article 1, abuse of power, articles president trump solicited the interference of a forei

michael bloomberg made his campaign swing through the bay area yesterday and he and former governor jerry brown came together to discuss the nonprofit americas pledge which aims to keep united states a global leader in the flight against climate change for this with two scientists in san francisco. >> i think the ability to leave the country given you have credibility that no one else has, is an obligation you have and that would be great contribution. >> is very encouraging, it is sort of verifies or justifies what we do. it is important, some people, imposition of powers recognize that importance. >> according to a recent cnn poll, primary voters in california are evenly split among the top three candidates. the former vp is neck and neck with bernie sanders, meanwhile support for massachusetts contender elizabeth warren slept to 17%. still, they are closely bunched at the top of the field with no other candidate reaching double digits.>>> i met the live news desk so let's go to capitol hill where the don is coming up over another historic day in the debate on whether or not to impeach presid

mayor and now presidential candidate, michael bloomberg paid a visit to california, the first as a presidential candidate. he joined former california governor jerry brown in san francisco for a conversation about climate change. bloomberg says that while progress has been made in reducing emissions, a lot more needs to be done and quickly. >> climate change is the greatest scientific challenge the world has ever faced. and if we're going to overcome it, we need the best and the brightest scientists, and i might need, i might add, we also need elected officials who believe in sciencer, not alternative facts. >> bloomberg went on the say in order to combat climate change, the u.s. will have to rebuild relations with china. >>> two other democratic presidential candidates also focusing on us and the bay area. first up joe biden. vo former vp scheduled to attend a fundraiser in palo alto and another tomorrow. and bernie sanders is launching a women for bernie weekend of organizing. sanders won't actually be here, but on sunday supporters will discuss panel discussions in san francisco. those events are free and open to the public. >>> today the state attor

michael bloomberg in california today campaigning for the democratic presidential nomination. bloomberg will take part in a roundtable discussion in stockton later this morning, then he is expected to appear with former governor jerry brown in san francisco talking about climate change. bloomberg to time away from the campaign trail to go to the united nations global climate conference. the reason i'm here in madrid is simple. here because president trump is not. because the administration refuses to lead on climate change so others must do the work. >> reporter: michael bloomberg says if he is elected president the united states would rejoin the paris climate pets. be $100 billion bloomberg purchase for tv has 5% support across the country in two recent polls. both polls find joe biden leading followed by bernie sanders. >>> house democrats begin articles of impeachment against president trump today which then set the stage for a vote by the iciary committee is expected to convene this afternoon to amend the impeachment legislation introduced by house speaker nancy pelosi. house democrats pursue two articles of impeachment against the president first abuse of power, the second for obstruction of congress. democrats say

michael bloomberg was in san francisco talking climate change yesterday. he attended a conference at the moscone center with former governor jerry brown. he kicked off his california campaign swing in stockton. bloomberg told supporters he would propose using tax credits to partially pay for affordable housing. >>> the house judiciary committee is back in session on capitol hill to consider impeachment charges against president trump. this is a live look inside right now at their meeting. the committee debated the charges against the president late into the night. democrats insist that the evidence is rock solid. that the president abused his power by pressuring ukraine to investigate his rivals and obstructed congress democrats say in order to protect the next election they must impeach. republicans are railing against the process. they say this is nothing more than a partisan push to oust the president. it's the final phase before a full vote in the house next week when president trump will likely become the third president in history to be impeached. >>> netflix ramping up the streaming wars. the incredible deal that might be ready

michael tubbs. he outlined economic proposals, building more affordable housing and raising the national minimum wage. later he took the stage with former governor, jerry brown san francisco, promising action on climate change. >> make sure the rest of the world knows that america, however, is continuing its progress even with the climate denier in the white house. this administration has its head in the sand. >> sam locardo also endorsed bloomberg this week. others have been critical of bloomberg's late entry into the race and his spending. >>> another bill yennaire candidate was in san francisco. he took questions in walnut creek on healthcare and the economy. >> we need to spend tens of billions of there's on improving and increasing the stock of affordable housing. >> he says he left his investment business to get give his money and time to fight for progressive causes. he is set to headline another town hall at napa valley college. >>> joe biden is brushing off a report that he told aides he would be open to serving one term in office if elected president in 2020. he told reporters he never talked to aides about that topic. he was in las vegas for a tow