[applause] visiter: mr. mayor, your comes just a few days after your registered for a democrat. you heard the mayor mention the statue of jfk outside. speculation.rks what is your timetable for running for the white house? mr. bloomberg: right now i'm focused on november 6. that's the most important thing. i've try to work on climate change and guns, things might foundation has been working on. we didn't just come to these issues for an election. we been doing this for a long time and i'm proud of the work we have done but we certainly have a long ways to go. after that, we will see what happens down the road. when i get back to new york this afternoon i will call caroline kennedy, who was a good friend, she and her husband, and i will say, i saw statue of your father up there. she will get a kick out of that. reporter: i with cnn now. i'm going to ask you a tough question. mr. bloomberg: there are other networks, i understand that. reporter: do you think democrats have failed as much as republicans when it comes to gun safety? horrific injuries have happened under a democrat wat

we're a pro-israel state and we need to do that. >> mr. mayor. >> let me just simply say, my relationship with israel is beyond reproach. i'm the mayor of the city that has a sister relationship with the city of ramaha sharpe. i've been to israel three times and had rabbis from my community come to my defense in this regard. that was a clever attempt to get away from the fact that mr. desantis himself used to moderate a xenophobic racist facebook page. >> that is not true. >> it is, up until you became the republican nominee. >> let's go one at a time. >> when you became the republican nominee your response was i don't even do social media after you got caught. >> thank you. >> you've spoken at conferences -- >> jake, his his turn. >> on the facebook stuff you can get added to these things without consent. i never consented to anything. >> you can? >> i never consented to anything. once we found out about it i kiss discontinued my facebook thing. he mentions this conference. nothing wrong with that conference. the keynote speaker at that confere

reporter: mr. mayor, you just switched to the democratic party. conventional wisdom has the party has only moved further to the left. where do you fit into today's democratic party? mr. bloomberg: i don't know that it has moved further left. that's conventional wisdom among some, but other people say democrats are much more centrist and people understand and they want sensible laws, and what they want is some check and balance on the white house. that is what congress is supposed to provide. [applause] the founding fathers gave us a legislature, and they are supposed to make sure that, working with the white house, there is a check and balance. the republicans have not done that for the last two years. and also, the democrats want to work on the issues that really matter to us. 70,000 people overdosed on drugs this past year. 30,000 have been killed with illegal handguns, including suicides. we have climate change getting worse and more dangerous every single day. the education system is a suffering. we are not paying our teachers enough and we are

mr. mayor, thank you for joining us.u woke up to the news -- that's assuming you got sleep, but when you heard the news this morning this has become a category 4 storm, your reaction? >> it was extremely sobering for a lot of us. obviously my community over the last 3 1/2 years has far to practice for one of these storms, and we went 30 years without such a real thunderstorm let alone hurricane hermine. what we are trying to communicate to our folks, you made your decision and it's time to hunker down and ride out the storm. we are confident we will be able to recover as a community but people have to make the decisions right now to keep themselves and their families as safe as they possibly can. this will be the strongest storm we have seen in our area in over a century. that's not to be taken lightly, considering we are a city that has such significant tree cover, those trees will come down and we want to make sure people are safe. >> reporter: those beautiful oak canopies. in normal times they are so beautiful to look

mr. mayor -- [ inaudible ] >> sorry, go ahead. >> mr. mayor, what do you think of the international attention that you're getting and how do you think this is going to affect the midterm elections? >> i have no idea how it affects elections. but i will say this, that the outpouring of love and support for pittsburgh is incredibly appreciated during this time. and there are a commonality throughout the world of people who have had enough of this type of hate based upon somebody's practice of religion or somebody's national origin. there is an outpouring is that is being heard through the people of pittsburgh right now of where people want to see society move towards. and it is not about finding ways to divide us. it is about finding ways that unite us through our commonality as humans. let this horrific episode be another mark in the march of humanity towards recognizing that we are all one. >> thank you. >> that was the conclusion of a press conference taking place just a few miles from here. federal law enforcement there with the mayor,

to the united arab emirates and the country standing candidate for presidency mr mayor it's good to talk to you thank you very much and welcome to moscow thank you very much and thank you for now you've put forth your account of this see not only before the elections were formally announced but even before that a legal framework of the constitution has been agreed upon speaking when do you hope to see your name on the ballot. first of all i would like to say that the very act of announcing candidacy was a deliberate political act that was meant to encourage the holding of elections quite frankly i think only just in this is in libya have deteriorated and have fragmented and it is extremely important that we have a renewed legitimacy of a presidency that has the vote of the libyan people and that is why. he did announce the candidacy quite early in march as a matter of fact and he had to hope that the elections felt pressed yes indeed yeah indeed and i think that that was agreed and agreed in public in front of heads of state and the whole world community the paris agreement was blessed b

. >> and mr. mayor're told that the emergency operations center in tallahassee is offline and using generators right now. >> we are. >> that's the case. how -- is power out in the rest of the city? >> we've got about 120,000 total customers. and about 50,000 are out. and that includes here at our emergency management center. like i said, of course, we're in no trouble here. we have lots of redundancy. that's why these center are so important in communities. but we do have a significant number of customers that are out, and we, of course, given the wind conditions we're under, cannot send repair crews out at this time. so if you're out, you will be out until the storm has made its way through. >> you have acknowledged and you're not the first one, that this storm crept up on florida in a way. are you concerned that the state is not fully prepared? is tallahassee fully prepared? >> yeah, well, i can tell you, tallahassee is prepared. we prestaged over 100 utility linemen in our community in advance of the

with tha in nd, mr. mayor, how do you begin to move forward this morning?s the first thing a leader?s >> well, the first thing you do is you take care of the victims. the family members and the friends, this is a very tight knit community. i live five blocks from where i amnding now. fred rogers lived three blocks fromhere. it's mr. rogers neighborhood quite literally. the first thing we do as pittsburghe pittsburghers, we take care of one another. we make sure that the families have everything that they needhi the second that we do, we take care of those that were injured, our police officers ant th other victims who were part of the congregation. and then we begin the process of healing. the process of healing means at that we fight with love. we fight it with compassion. we fight it with an understanding that a neighborhood like squirrel hill that's these most div neighborhood in all of western pennsylvania is a welcoming community that welcomes everyone and it is a community that's foundation is based on that un rstanding. >> mr. mayor, we know you have

mr. mayor?nt to give my thanks and appreciation to everybody in the city doing their job and all of our federal and state partners, everyone has been working to the to address this forthrightly. look, one of the things we emphasize in a moment like this is that you're going to see a lot of police presence. it's important that we pro actively take steps to protect those who have come under attack. clearly what we've seen in the last few days is an attack on media outlets, an attack on prominent public figures. we're going to make sure there's expanded presence as long as we need it to show very vividly that new york city takes these issues seriously, that we are defending people who are coming under attack, that part of how we protect the democratic process is to throw that threats like this are not taken lightly. so expect that presence. i know that for those who have gone through this in the last few days, that's a presence that they appreciate greatly. i want to say that every day new yorkers

mr. mayor, thank you. a business alert happening now on fox news channel. breaking news is from the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p 500. they're all in the toilet today led by big tech and huge pressure from treasuries. susan, what happened? >> okay. we were down worse than this. >> down 750 at one point. >> yeah. hovering close to 800 points down. there's concerns that rising interest rates with the ten-year yield, a lot of consumer loans like mortgages are based off of that. so if interest rates go higher, does that crimp the consumer? a lot of big companies in this country have gorged on cheap debt for the past ten years. if interest rates go up, they have to pay out more. do they invest back into the united states, so they hire more workers. do they spend more into the u.s. economy. a lot of people are saying, look, this is like the biggest single day decline since april. we've been in a 9 1/2 year bull market run. that's a long time. >> shepard: sure. the numbers aside, the concern is about inflation. whether the cost of everything for everyday people beca

. >> mr. mayor, for those who didn't hear it, here it is. >> if you look at ron desantis, he's done fantastically well. i backed him from the beginning. he's doing a fantastic job. his opponent runs a place that has a lot of problems, and i know it very well, but it has a lot of problems, tremendous corruption, tremendous crime. this is not what you want to run florida. his opponent is, i think, a horrible choice. >> so is this a reflection of our new normal? nothing is sacred. nothing is above politics. nothing is apolitical. it's all go all the time. >> well, i find it unfortunate. i find it most unfortunate, obviously because of the timing and, secondly, because of the fact it's not true. i preside over a city experiencing a five-year low in our crime rate. the hard-working men and women who you may be able to see behind me, they deserve better from their commander in chief. they don't deserve to be reduced to partisan politics. they're trying to keep the life and safety of the people they have c

it was a bad one. >> mr. mayor, we've been watching you get interviewed for the better part of 24 hours and we've been following the plight of your town. we are hoping that when you do get out, it's minimal, though we know you've already taken quite a hit from this. we're also hoping for no loss of life. and we're hoping everybody is okay in port st. joe. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for spending time with us. best of luck to you. bill karins, again, we mentioned before the break a lot of attention, especially social media. mexico beach down there. >> and that will be one thing that's interesting. that was the mayor of a town that's only 10 -- what did maria say, 10, 15 miles away and one town sounds like it has damage. not where they can't go back and fix it whereas we're hearing reports from mexico beach there's many structures unfixable. >> how do you go back and see if there was rotation? see if there -- >> for gets messy when you're in the eye because when i was in the eye of charlie in orlando, there

mr. fung. mayor fung: we don't need a loudmouth in smith hill again. mr. trillo: a loudmouth might get something done unlike a wimpy guy like you. mayor fung: are we back to elementary school with these attacks? my wife bought a scarf. that's the real story. >> what about now? what if you ran into that vendor again? mayor fung: bottom line is, i bought it. the real story is, the lack of an economy, the growth in rhode island because of the governor and this individual from -- i think he was in -- --let me ask a different way what policies do you disagree with with president trump? mayor fung: there is actually some policies i do. i did not agree with him with the separation of the kids from their families. that's clearly one. >> mr. trillo, you were the cochair of the trump campaign in rhode island. mr. trillo: excuse me, i wasn't the co-chair, i was the chair. >> ok you were the chair of the , trump campaign in rhode island. thank you for the correction. our poll finds those who support the president are likely not voting for ms. raimondo. mr. trillo, repu

peduto, mr. mayor, i saw you on "meet the press" yesterday. i'm so impressed by your leadership.r the shooting, president trump repeated his argument that he often uses after mass shoot ings, that the gunman would have been stopped faster if there had been an armed guard inside that s synagogue, that temple. here he goes. let's watch. >> this is a case where if they had an armed guard inside, they mute have be might have been able to stop him immediately. this would be a case where if there was an armed guard inside the temple, they would have been able to stop him. maybe there would have been nobody killed, except for him frankly. >>> certainly you want protection, and they didn't have any protection. they had a maniac walk in, and they didn't have any protection, and that is just so sad to see. >> mr. mayor, i've been to bar mitsuko virginias and ba mits-- barmitzvas and bahmitszas. >> we haven't had police at our synagogues. we have had synagogues -- >> oh, you have? >> we have. this is the thing. the person who committed this crime was not acting rationally. there's no sense

mr. mayor? >> thanks.press my appreciation to all the men and women of the nypd that have done an outstanding job yesterday and today addressing this situation and our federal and state partners to address this forthrightly. one of the things that we emphasize in a moment like this, you're going to see a lot of police present. it's important that we proactively take steps to protect those that have come under attack. clearly what we've seen is an attack on media outlets and prominent public figures. we're going to make sure there's an expanded presence as long as we need it to show very vividly that new york city takes these issues seriously that we're defending people who are coming under attack and part of how we protect the democratic process is to show that threats like this are not taken lightly. expect that presence, and i know that for those that have gone through this in the last few days, that's a presence that they appreciate greatly. i want to say every day new yorkers have responded to this sit

former ambassador to the united arab emirates and the country standing candidate for presidency mr mayor that's good to talk to you thank you very much and welcome to moscow thank you very much and thank you for now you've put forth your account of this not only before elections were formally announced but even before the legal framework of the constitution has been agreed upon realistically speaking when do you hope to see your name on the ballot. first of all i would like to say that the very act of unknowns in candidacy was a deliberate political act that was meant to encourage the holding of elections quite frankly i think legitimacy is in libya have deteriorated and have fragmented and it is extremely important that we have a renewed legitimacy of a presidency that has the vote of the libyan people and that is why. he did announce the candidacy quite early in march as a matter of fact and you have to hope that the elections felt pressed yes indeed and i think that that was agreed and agreed in public in front of heads of state and the whole world community the paris agreement was bl

mr. mayor, thank you very much, and i know that you have been doing the preparations, and plenty of warnings, but no way to protect your coastal city, your community from this. >> good afternoon, andrea. that is correct. all you can do is to prepare, you know, the families and the businesses for the impacts of the storm that the previous folks have been talking about the wind and the storm surge. fortunately from our community, just now, we are receiving 40, 45-mile-an-hour winds. we will miss the brunt of the storm, and the winds even though they may get up in the 60-mile-an-hour range, the net benefit to sus that we are getting a north/northeasterly wind on the west side of the storm to reduce the storm surge dramatically which is going to help a lot of the businesses and our homes along the beach. so we really feel for our friends to the east, but we are breathing somewhat of a sigh of relief on the west side in destin, florida. >> well, we still wish you all of the best and thinking of you

mr. desantis: that is not true. mayor gillum: it is true. mr. desantis: this is what the left wing does. mayor gillum: when you became the nominee, you said you don't even do social media. that is after you got caught. mr. desantis: on the facebook on the facebook stuff, you can get added to these things without consent. mayor gillum: as an administrator? mr. desantis: yes. i discontinued my facebook thing. he mentions the conference. the keynote speaker at that conference was a medal of honor recipient. you can impugn his integrity like you are doing mine. you have not worn the uniform. you don't know what sacrifice that takes. that man was an american hero. mayor gillum: again, the congressman let us know exactly where he was going to take this race the day after he won the nomination. comment said it all. he has tried to draw all the attention he can to the color of my skin. i'm black. i've been black all my life. so far as i know, i will die black. people ofolor the florida care about is the blue-green algae. they deserve a governor who will

thank you. >> thank you, mr. mayor.w the fbi joint terrorism task forces around the nation are fully engaged on this investigation. we are working quickly to process and analyze relevant information from the suspicious packages recovered over the last few days. we will continue to do so for as long as it takes and until there is a resolution. this is nationwide investigation involving multiple jurisdictions coast to coast. to give you a sense of scope just here on the new york jttf agencies ranging from the atf, agency inspection service, the nypd, new york state police and dozens of other federal and state and local agencies are working shoulder to shoulder. i want to thank those partners for their efforts, collaboration and hard work. much of their leadership is in the room with us today. i want to personally thank the hundreds of men and women up the street working on this together. the fbi will continue to focus all the resources at our disposal to identify and apprehend the individual or individuals responsible for

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we have to get back to it. >> mr. mayor, one of the reasons being cited by the president's prominent social media supporters who say this is a liberal hoax, and obviously i do not believe this is a liberal hoax. but one of the pieces of evidence, as it were, even though it's not evidence, is that none of these bombs went off. but you're saying, and the nypd said earlier, that the device that was sent to cnn was a live explosive device. it was legitimate. it just didn't -- it just wasn't detonated. >> unquestionably legitimate advice. and thank god it didn't go off. and you'll remember a couple of years ago, there was an attempted terrorist attack here in new york city, and there was a pressure cooker bomb that a passer-by saw and alerted the nypd, and it was retrieved in time and taken to a secure facility. and thank god no one was hurt. unquestionably, that was an act of terror. unquestionably, that was a bomb placed to harm civilians and a live, active bomb. the fact that something does not go off is not the way to grade

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rabbi, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> mr. mayor, thank you so much. i'm so sorry it's under these circumstances. >> we'll get through. >> it's a strong community. incredibly strong. >> it is. >> ceo of hias on what his group really does and what it has done for decades to help immigrants become americans. more helpers from this neighborhood. people who have saved lives in the crucial moments after the shooting. more from pittsburgh. we'll be right back. delicious pasta marinara. but birds eye made it from zucchini. mmm... mashed potatoes...and rice! but made from cauliflower. looks like i need a fork! oh no. (giggles) birds eye veggie made. so veggie good. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. wmust have cost a lot. a fancy hotel. actually, i got a great deal. priceline saves you up to 60% on hotels, but that's somethi

mr. rogers neighborhood as the mayor said to me. squirrel hill is a neighborhood of helpers. tree of life was and is will be a congregation of helpers. a lone gunman decided the worshippers inside were his enemy. a husband and wife married in 1956 and still in love were his enemy. a doctor who reached out to hiv patients when others reached away was his enemy. it's obvious to think why someone would think like this, why someone would kill like this? but there is no answer to that question that would truly make sense or make the hurt go away. and tonight the alleged killer made his first court appearance. we will be taking a close look at what may have motivated him and we'll do the same as awell for the alleged serial bomber who also was in court today even as another one of his package bombs showed up in atlanta, the third package sent to cnn. he is jewish and a frequent target of the far right including some members of congress. arizona republicans suggesting that soros was behind the violence in charlottesville. >> and look at the background. george soros is one of those p

mr. mayor, what's been the damage assessment? >> we've been very, very fortunate here. we're about 75 miles west of where the eye came in near the air force base. we've had our city officials out and looking. we have two lift stations that are down. we have some dock damage. a few trees down. other than that this town came through beautifully. >> can you remember a time when you had less notice that a cat 4 tomorrow was coming? >> i cannot. this snuck up on us in a worry. they had the city butt oned dow in record time. those that needed to evacuate did or made provisions to hunker down. we have come to very safely. we're blessed. i know you have a lot of vessels docked there. were people able to secure them enough. >> i think so. i'm looking at the intercoastal waterway, i see a number of boats docked in the middle which is normally what they do. they get them away from land based docks. they are better off if they can double or triple anchor them out in the channel. those seem to come through just fine. we did have a report earlier of someone riding it out in their boa

mr. mayor, can you walk us through the preparations happening now ahead of the storm? >> we have been preparing for this now for the last three days pretty intensively. we're about as prepared as we can be. some of the things that we can't predict are going to be the tornados that spawn off of these storms. right now it looks like we're directly in the path of the storm. >> i know evacuations are still taking place. how are those progressing? it is a mandatory evacuation, obviously people sometimes heed the warnings. sometimes they choose not to. >> we begged. we have asked. we have knocked on doors. it's gotten to the point now where if you are saying, then you better hunker down because we have probably tried to evacuate 120,000 people from our country. at last count we only had about 25,000 that left. in the past, we had a lot of storms that turned out to be not that big a deal, so people get complacent, but this one we are directly in the path. we have been on the edge of several over the past few years. this one we are right in the path. my advice to the people th

experience most of you have of of all love the people's and have a lot of have a lot of few minutes in mr. mayor the san francisco play lawn bowling is in golden gate park we're sharing meadow for more information about the club including free lessons log [ pledge of allegiance ] >> we will start by going into closed session. do i have public comment? there's no >> we are coming out of closed session. is there a motion not to disclose? there's a motion, there's a second. i always get this wrong. do we need to call for public comment on this motion? we will call for public comment. only on the motion not to disclose coming out of closed session. seeing no public comment, we will close public comment. there's a motion and a second. any discussion? could we take this item without objection? great, item passes. we are now coming back into the regular agenda. why don't we go ahead and start, did you do the pledge of allegiance? >> yes. >> president stansbury: we did the pledge of allegiance. why don't we go to the consent calendar? >> make a motion to approve. >> president stansbury: all right. i'm a

any sense, mr. mayor, of who may have perpetrated this crime?, nypd, secret service working together on this. a lot of these packages came through the u.s. postal service. do you have any sense of where this is coming from? >> we don't. i'm confident we'll find the perpetrator or perpetrators. there's a lot of information here, obviously. the pattern of these devices is very clear, very consistent. that will ultimately help the investigators. we need to recognize there could be more coming and that's -- if people are vigilant is crucial. our first responders do an extraordinary job and this city amazing job of fighting terrorism addressing terrorism over the years. what you'll always hear from the nypd they do an even better job if people work with them and provide information and being the eyes and ears. if anybody today in this country receives a package that looks suspicious, don't open it. immediately alert the authorities. people have to be part of addressing this problem and also have to be careful in this moment. it's not over until we fi

thank you, mr. mayor, for being with us.one that is watching this right now, listening to it, who has decided to stay, to not evacuate, what is your message for them right now? >> well, obviously, we are right now beyond the point of people making movement certainly in the area that is being impacted by the storm. we have encouraged people to take cover where they are, even though this storm may come in bands we don't want anyone to be lulled into comfort thinking that they have made it through, particularly in our area where my city has got a near 50% tree cover over it. >> right. >> it can create and will create some pretty dangerous conditions with trees falling on power lines. live wires on the ground. obviously disruption to our ability to get to people in emergency situations. so we want folks to buckle down where they are and recognize this will be a day long event for us into the evening and that they should recognize that they are their best first responders. once the winds pick up beyond 35 miles an hour, we are no

experience most of you have of of all love the people's and have a lot of have a lot of few minutes in mr. mayor the san francisco play lawn bowling is in golden gate park we're sharing meadow for more information about the club >> good evening, everyone. i would like to call this meeting to order. anthony? >> clerk: good evening, this is a meeting of the san francisco commission on the environment, date is tuesday, september 25th, 2018. and the time is 5:01p

mr. mayor? >> thank you very, very much, commissioner.to express my appreciation to all the men and women of the nypd who have done an outstanding job yesterday and today addressing this situation, and to all of our partners, federal and state partners. everyone has been working together to address this forthrightly. now, look, one of the things that we emphasize at a moment like this is that you are going to see a lot of -- liz: new york city mayor bill de blasio speaking to the press as well as the fbi members and of course, the police chief of the new york police department. you know, as we wait and hear more on this, because there were two more of these similar pipe bombs found. one to actor robert de niro and one to former vice president joe biden. who knows when more news can come out. we will keep you posted the second we get anything. >>> let us quickly go back to the markets and really, we have to look at the nasdaq because it is on pace for its worst month since november of 2008. yes, the dow is up 449 points but it's really the

would that put your house underwater, mr. mayor? >> not at present time. it may be before the day is ove over. >> shepard: there is breaking news now on fox news channel. ♪ the hurricane has just officially made landfall north and west of mexico beach between tyndall air force base and mexico beach. that means the center of circulation crossed over the land within the last 2-3 minutes. and it did so with maximum sustained winds, 155 miles per hour. in 30 years of covering hurricanes firsthand and on the ground, i've never experienced storm that when it actually made landfall, the eye of the winds of 155 miles an hour. unheard of and unprecedented in northwest florida, not in recorded history has there been anything like that and when you consider that well to the west of the eye wall, well to the west, dozens of miles west on panama city beach, they reported wind gusts of 129 miles an hour. we can expect wind gusts to reit 165, 170 miles an hour. along tyndall air force base in england, the towns of windhaven, parker, callaway, as far west as springfield,

mr. mayor? >> thank you, commissioner. what we have seen today is an effort to terrorize, and this is clearly an act of terror, and attempting to undermine our free press and leaders of this country through acts of violence. i want to the make clear that the people of new york city will not be intimidated. that we are going to be going about our lives undeterred, because the very concept of terrorism is to change us, and we will not allow it to happen. you cannot be terrorized if you refuse to allow the terrorists to the win. the people of the city have shown time and again that they stand up in the face of these efforts to intimidate. i want to thank the people of new york city for the way they are handling this the situation today. i want ton thank the first responders. commissioner, to you and all of the men and women of the nypd and the extraordinary efforts today and fdny andfdny, state and federal poortartners. everyone worked swiftly. i want to commend everyone at cnn for the professionalism with which they handled

. >> mr. mayor?i'm confused by the question. >> whether or not he thinks president trump is a good role model for the children of florida. >> that's what i thought originally. i got confused. [ laughter ] >> so, no, he's not. >> i think the mayor of tallahassee is too sophisticated for his opponent there. let's bring in "hardball" round table, bureau chief for the huffington post. adrian ail rod is former director of strategic communications for hillary of america. and chairman of the american conservative union. >>> amanda, a little tongue tied action for the republican candidate for governor down there. he didn't seem to want his kids to talk -- i was with some school teachers this weekend up in rhode island. at least five of them told me separately, each individually, they can't get their kids under control because they just say when they call somebody a bad name or misbehave, hey, the president does it. >> what? >> this is real cases. >> he's putting all that bad stuff out there on twitter. ron d

mr. mayor, thank you for joining us.rrent state of play, things should be looking good for your party. the president's approval rating is under water, democrats are raising record breaking amounts of money. yet it looks as though democrats may actually possibly lose seats in the senate november and it's not guaranteed that you're going to take back the house. what's the problem? >> look, i think all of us know that even with the momentum, the new registrations, the feelings that are so anti-washington right now, you don't win until you win. the deck is stacked against the democrats a little bit in the senate seats. but we're seeing tremendous enthusias enthusiasm. i've been in mississippi, oklahoma, here in minnesota. you can see in blue states and purple states and red states, people who are sick and tired o -- of the status quo. i think it will be a close election. and we're seeing a lot of people who have never run, never volunteered, never registered before. that's a hopeful sign that doesn't show up in polls. >> lat

. >> so mr. mayor, you are here at an exciting time electorally speaking. sure you're not going to sleep much in the next eight days. >> not at all. >> this is also a very difficult time for the country. and you are in a contest to become the leader and the head of the state government in one of the most populous states in the country. i just want to ask you as you weigh the prospect of sending to that office, this massacre in pittsburgh this weekend was the worst attack ever on the jewish american community. the bombing campaign targeting prominent democrats only seems to have ended last week with the arrest of a man in your state. this seems like more than just divisive times. >> yeah. >> how do you want to try to make things better in the state of florida? do you have insight into how your state could try to lead or try to at least heal at times like this? >> yeah, well, rachel, i want to begin by at least expressing my deep regrets and honestly solidarity with the people of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. those 11 families that are undoubtedly grieving today

have a lot of have a lot of few minutes in mr. mayor the san francisco play lawn bowling is in golden gate park we're sharing meadow for more information about the club >> good evening, everyone. i would like to call this meeting to order. anthony? >> clerk: good evening, this is a meeting of the san francisco commission on the environment, date is tuesday, september 25th, 2018. and the time is 5:01 p.m.. a reminder that the ringing and the use of cellphones and pagers and electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. be advised that the chair may order the removal of meeting room from any persons responsible for the ringing of the use of a cellphone or sound producing electronic devices. note to the public that there's public comment on every item as well as an opportunity for general public comment during item and for items not on the agenda. we ask that you fill out a speaker card and hand it to me and i'll hand it to the chair and the chair will call folks in the order they receive them. and we will call folks up if they want t

. >> mr. mayor, can you add anything? be in touch. >> there's still a lot of information missing. we want to be sure when we have everything. we'll be coming back to you. there are fatalities, but we're not commenting yet on what there are. we'll be back to advise the media on a regular basis. at this point that's all we have. and we're still asking residents to stay inside their homes. not a safe situation yet. >> all right. still considered a dangerous situation. you heard from officers there who are saying people still need to remain in home, even though a shooter is in custody. it is unclear if there's any more of a threat taking place at the tree of life synagogue there in squirrel hill neighborhood of pittsburgh. you see the law enforcement presence there. they are clearing the building, according to the officers that you heard there. they did confirm that three officers have been shot. still unclear the number in totality of casualties. but very sobering information, there are fatalities. pennsylvania governor tom