. >> mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. and mrs. anddoerr door. door. >> mr.iorgio monie -- armani. >> ambassador david soren and -- ambassadorn thorn.horn and mrs. rose mr. mario andretti and mrs. barbara andretti --. >> tell us what you are most looking forward to? just looking forward -- this is the first time i have .een the obamas are [inaudible]

. >> mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. and mrs. anddoerr door. door. >> mr.iorgio monie -- armani. >> ambassador david soren and -- ambassadorn thorn.horn and mrs. rose mr. mario andretti and mrs. barbara andretti --. >> tell us what you are most looking forward to? just looking forward -- this is the first time i have .een the obamas are [inaudible] [inaudible] ms. constant milstein and mr.ian khan. andhe honorable tony -- miss evan ryan. miss gayle king and ms. kirby bumpass. the honorable tony keenan and --s kristen bartow loney bartoloni. >> ms. rachel godwin and the honorable julius --. >> ashley biden. >> ms. casey only -- a lens and mr. christopher costello. the honorable and richard and mr. william davis. ms. -- and mr. colin omara. >> mr. john byner and miss emily byner. >> mr. rick stengel and mrs. .ary stangl the honorable jonathan winer and ms. libby lewis. the honorable bill padudo and mr. frank padudo. mr. carl ray. mr. johnny wright. >> the first one, i am so excited. i am glad to be here. oh god, i don't know. --ould probably have to say that

thank you mr. evans and i want to thank those at sfgov tv broadcasting this committee for the folks at home. are there any announcements? >> yes, silence all cell phones, and electronic devices and completed speaker cards and any documents to be completed, and the items today will be appear on the november, 15, 2016, board of agenda, unless otherwise stated as there is no meeting on tuesday, november 8th. >> could you call item one? >> a hearing to consider appointing two members for indefinite terms to the food security task force. there are two seats, and two applicants as well those applicants needs residency waivers. >> thank you. first i think that we have chester williams and mr mr. geoffrey grier; is that correct? ? >> that is correct. >> let's infight mr. williams up to give a brief presentation. and then we will hear from mr. grier and then we will take the public comment and a vote. >> hello mr. williams. >> thank you supervisor cohen and supervisor farrell. i represent the bay view area. we ar

mr. charles evans. mr. evans was placed in lockup and did extensive lockup time for assault on officer may. he was released from lockup and went down to general population. a couple of days ago he got involved in a verbal altercation with an inmate that led to also some verbal confrontation with staff. he was placed down in lockup. he's saying once again he's in fear for his life. >> he's been all through this once before with him and placed him in pc. we have acquiesced to just about every request he's tried to make and we've placed him all throughout this facility. he's been a problem since literally the day he came in. we'll do what we have to do and document it, but this guy's just going to be a real pain until he gets out of here. >> the next day warden ivey discusses an incident that landed him back in segregation. >> something must have happened. i wasn't here. you've got to tell me what happened. >> i was standing right next to him, warden. working out at the same time, tells the lockup, corporal key

mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. mrs. anne doerr. dielueterio. ms. giovanna batalia. -- battaglia. ms. susan berghoff. croke.trick ms. teresa angela. mr. roberto bernini. mr. giorgio armani. r. casteli. ambassador david thorne and mrs. rose thorne. mr. mario onandretti. mrs. barbara andretti-curto. >> tell us what you are most looking forward to. >> speaking with the prime minister. and just looking forward to dinner. [indiscernible] >> the first with the obamas. >> the shoes, are they italian? [indiscernible] [indiscernible] [indiscernible] mr. ian khan. mr. jonathan capehart. tamron hall. the honorable tony lincoln and ms. evan ryan. ally.atthew men -- memoli. ms. gayle king. the honorable tony keenan. ms. kristin bartoloni. mr. richard bates. ms. rose bates. ms. rachel goslin. moelis.y prosis. the honorable constance williams and ms. elizabeth williams. ms. ashley biden. ms. casey owens. mr. christopher costello. mr. georgia travers. the honorable ann richard. omara.in mr. john byner. ms. emily byner. >> from earlier tonight, some of thatearly 400

thank you mr. evans and i want to thank those at sfgov tv broadcasting this committee for the folks at home. are there any announcements? >> yes, silence all cell phones, and electronic devices and completed speaker cards and any documents to be completed, and the items today will be appear on the november, 15, 2016, board of agenda, unless otherwise stated as there is no meeting on tuesday, november 8th. >> could you call item one? >> a hearing to consider appointing two members for indefinite terms to the food security task force. there are two seats, and two applicants as well those applicants needs residency waivers. >> thank you. first i think that we have chester williams and mr mr. geoffrey grier; is that correct? ? >> that is correct. >> let's infight mr. williams up to give a brief presentation. and then we will hear from mr. grier and then we will take the public comment and a vote. >> hello mr. williams. >> thank you supervisor cohen and supervisor farrell. i represent the bay view area. we ar

thank you mr. evans call the next item. >> the hearing to consider, appointing three members, terms ending, march 19, 2019, to the child care planning and advisory council, there are three seats and three applicants, and seat, 13, is error on the agenda, that is a new term that is appointed by the board of supervisors and the board of education. and we have received the appointment from the board of education. >> very good, thank you. and i think that we have two of the applicants if any of the applicants would like to come up, please to speak and since laura is not here. >> she is. great. >> then we have all three. >> so the three applicants come forward in no particular order. >> first of all good morning, supervisor farrell and mar and cohen, it is my pleasure to be here today. and i'm actually very familiar with all three of you and your work, and eric when you were on the board of education, and mr. farrell when i was assistant supervisor at the school you were at a meeting there and i remember you

evan: one of these men will be representing california's 21st congressional district. mr. huerta, congressman, we appreciate you taking the time and wish you the best of luck as we head down the home stretch. jim: it's coming up. ,rom a colleague evan onstat scott. scott -- i'm jim we want to thank the candidates and you for spending time with us tonight. go out and make an informed decision at the polls on november 8. good night. ♪ >> c-span brings you more debates this week from key u.s. senate races. tonight at eight: 8:00 eastern rand paul and jim gray debate for the kentucky senate seat. live coverage of louisiana senate debate between a field of candidates republican ,ongressman charles per stanley foster campbell, fayard, john fleming, john kennedy, republican david duke. republican senator kelly ayotte and democratic government and he has an debate for the new hampshire senate watch key races on the c-span networks and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfold daily. >> i did research information because this is the case with a lot of pieces that

thank you mr. evans and i want to thank those at sfgov tv broadcasting this committee for the folks at home. are there any announcements? >> yes, silence all cell phones, and electronic devices and completed speaker cards and any documents to be completed, and the items today will be appear on the november, 15, 2016, board of agenda, unless otherwise stated as there is no meeting on tuesday, november 8th. >> could you call item one? >> a hearing to consider appointing two members for indefinite terms to the food security task force. there are two seats, and two applicants as well those applicants needs residency waivers. >> thank you. first i think that we have chester williams and mr mr. geoffrey grier; is that correct? ? >> that is correct. >> let's infight mr. williams up to give a brief presentation. and then we will hear from mr. grier and then we will take the public comment and a vote. >> hello mr. williams. >> thank you supervisor cohen and supervisor farrell. i represent the bay view area. we ar

. >> mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. and mrs. anddoerr door. door. >> mr.iorgio monie -- armani. >> ambassador david soren and -- ambassadorn thorn.horn and mrs. rose mr. mario andretti and mrs. barbara andretti --. >> tell us what you are most looking forward to? just looking forward -- this is the first time i have .een the obamas are [inaudible] [inaudible] ms. constant milstein and mr.ian khan. andhe honorable tony -- miss evan ryan. miss gayle king and ms. kirby bumpass. the honorable tony keenan and --s kristen bartow loney bartoloni. >> ms. rachel godwin and the honorable julius --. >> ashley biden. >> ms. casey only -- a lens and mr. christopher costello. the honorable and richard and mr. william davis. ms. -- and mr. colin omara. >> mr. john byner and miss emily byner. >> mr. rick stengel and mrs. .ary stangl the honorable jonathan winer and ms. libby lewis. the honorable bill padudo and mr. frank padudo. mr. carl ray. mr. johnny wright. >> the first one, i am so excited. i am glad to be here. oh god, i don't know. --ould probably have to say that

we had mr. evans from chicago talking more hawkish. that pointed to a downward move on the gold. make no mistake about it. let's look at oil real quickly. oil, it is back down today. natural gas hit 21-month high. a lot had to do with hurricane matthew. there is speculation, that the storm, even though it created a lot of power outages, not nearly as much as originally feared. that drove natural gas prices up. oil is backs down on hopes maybe we get supply back into the gulf. back to you. melissa: phil, thank you for that. david: the department of labor statistics releasing the monthly jobs report, announcing that the u.s. economy added 156,000 jobs with unemployment rate for 5% for the month of september. the top line was miss of estimates of 170,000 jobs with an unemployment rate of 4.9%. joining me to react, michelle gerard of rbs, jack hough, "barron's" senior editor and edgar pierce. good to see you all. michelle, this report in my eyes perfectly represents the economy, blah. there is not much there. if anything it is slipping. >> well, but it is not that much of a miss and

. >> tonight derek evans is our clerk today, and thank you mr. evansnd i want to thank those at sfgov tv broadcasting this committee for the folks at home. are there any announcements? >> yes, silence all cell phones, and electronic devices and completed speaker cards and any documents to be completed, and the items today will be appear on the november, 15, 2016, board of agenda, unless otherwise stated as there is no meeting on tuesday, nbe

derek evans is our clerk today, and thank you mr. evansnd i want to thank those at sfgov tv broadcasting this committee for the folks at home. are there any announcements? >> yes, silence all cell phones, and electronic devices and completed speaker cards and any documents to be completed, and the items today will be appear on the november, 15, 2016, board of agenda, unless otherwise stated as there is no meeting on tuesday, november 8th. >> could you call item one? >> a hearing to consider appointing two members for indefinite terms to the food security task force. there are two seats, and two applicants as well those applicants needs residency waivers. >> thank you. first i think that we have chester williams and mr mr. geoffrey grier; is that correct? ? >> that is correct. >> let's infight mr. williams up to give a brief presentation. and then we will hear from mr. grier and then we will take the public comment and a vote. >> hello mr. williams. >> thank you supervisor cohen and supervisor farrell. i represent the bay view area. we are

you have the fed with mr. evans from chicago talking about favoring a hike at the end of this year.r 60% now. there is not a snowball's chance of a november hike. european equities set for a lower open. oil is back in the trend. anna: pension deficit, tesco, 5.9 billion pounds. let's throw up the risk radar. the continuing talks that we are getting from those at the fed around where policy next goes. setting mines on the possible increase in interest rates -- setting mine -- closing the day out flat. the korean won you can see down against the dollar by .5%. manus: let's talk about gold. the biggest one-day drop since december 2013. where does that take us? the downside risk. gold investors raced to the exit and the biggest slump since the 13. oil is up nearly 1%. -- slump since 2013. oil is up nearly 1%. anna: some of the data suggesting that stockpiles are falling in the u.s.. let's get the bloomberg first word news with david ingles. david: ecb officials have told bloomberg the bank is likely to wind down bond purchases before ending its program of quantitative easing. -- europea

we heard mr. evansa dove but in that same talk, he said it's inevitable they will raise rates. tom: it will be interesting to see. they need to see evidence to make a decision in december and we are miles away from a cumulation of evidence to assure a rate increase. what was important in those comments was the word symmetrically. they need to get higher inflation but they have to have a balance of views if it would go lower or higher. it's nowhere near asymmetrical judgment that inflation is at an appropriate level to raise rates. david: they are worried the downside risk is more than the upside risk. aren't they getting encouragement from the other central banks who are backing off of some of their policies? tom: i would say that's true and south africa takes the headline today with the weakness in the rand and the finance minister. most other central banks find it inevitable the united states is diverging away from the convergence idea and doing better. it's a very subtle time in this discussion. the

mr. podesta, evan perez reports that when they were looking into anthony weiner's laptop and they found e-mails, it's not like they had no idea what they were. they read something and found it was pertinent and moved on to try to get a warrant. it's not like they have no idea what's in there at all. obviously it's something that made them think it was pertinent. >> no, no, no. i think we're filling this void with a lot of assumptions. >> it's not assumptions, it's reporting. >> it's reporting they knew e-mails were in there from huma abedin that dealt with the issue from the secretary of state. there's no way they know what's in the e-mails it's suppressed because they don't have a warrant to review it. >> our most recent national polls cnn/orc poll this week 64% of the electorate say the way she handled her e-mails is an important indicator about her character and ability to serve and yet in that same poll she had a five-point national lead which is not nothing. that is a larger lead than we ever saw in the general election between obama and romney. so in that sense, i think that yes, there is

hetchy power in one simple word serious as day turns derek evans is our clerk today, and thank you mr. evansand i want to thank those at sfgov tv broadcasting this committee for the folks at home. are there any announcements? >> yes, snc

mr. trump or ms. clinton. i'm voting for one of the third party candidates. evan mcmullen. >> mcmullen. why is that? >> mr. trump has managed to engage his mouth before he engages his brain. i considered voting for him and probably would have a couple of months ago. >> what happened? >> well, you read the news? >> unfortunately. it's my job. how much of what's going into your vote has to do with your life as a member of the mormon church? >> members of the lds church stand to be rather orthodox and rather conservative. i think generally they would align with the republican party. although there is quite an appeal for somebody who is not a major political player. i think that was the appeal where mr. trump to begin with. >> you want more? i can give you more pumpkines. how about this one? what is it about mcmullen that you like? oh -- i'm in trouble. >> i like the fact he was intel as i understand it. >> who would have thought a guy from utah was only in the ballot in 11 states could be the guy to take down donald trump. >> well, that kind of remains to be seen. but that would be something, wouldn't it? >>

mr. trump or clinton. i am going to vote for the third party candidates, evan mcmullin. >> reporter: why is that? >> mr.rump manages to engage his mouth before his brain. i considered going for him a couple of months ago. >> reporter: we -- did you read? >>. >> reporter: unfortunately, it is my job. >> members of the mormon church is conservative, generally they'll align with the republican party. there is quite an appeal for somebody that's not a major political player. i think that was the deal with mr. trump to began with. you want some more, i will give you more pup kins. what is it about mcmullin that you like? >> i like the fact that he's -- >> reporter: who would have thought a guy from utah is fully on the ballot for more than 11 states could be the guy taking down donald trump? >> well. that kind of remains to be seen but that would be something, would it? >> reporter: mike pence, the vice president nominee will be here in utah for a rally not too long from now. the internet has informed me of it is national pumpkin day. i do recommend everybody hanging out at a pumpkin farm. it is so fun. >> t

evan mcmullin. >> why is that? >> mr. trump has managed to, what, engage his mouth before he engage his brain.sidered voting for him and probably would have a couple months ago. >> what happened? >> well, do you read the news? >> unfortunately. it's my job. how much of what's going into your vote has to do with your life as a member of the mormon church? >> members of the lds church tend to be rather organize orthodox. there's quite an appeal for somebody who's not a major political player. i think that's the appeal with mr. trump to begin with. you want some more? how about this one. what is it about mcmullin that you like? ooh, fail. i'm in trouble. >> i like the fact he was in intelligence as i understand it. >> who would have thought a guy from utah was only on the ballot in, what, 11 states, could be the guy to ultimately take down donald trump. >> well, that kind of remains to be seen but that would be something, wouldn't it? >> may not seem, craig, like losing to six electoral votes here in utah is a big deal to the republican bus things are incredibly tight in that race for 270 elector

mr. trump. >> rte solely a republican problem here. these ads opposing evan bayh sign off with a photo of clinton. we also asked senator bayh for an interview, but he was out of the state, scott, raising money even at this late date for his campaign. >> pelley: dean reynolds, thanks. well, the russians have been raising cain, breaking into the computers of the democratic national committee and clinton well, charlie d'agata has been turning up clues from an investigative site called bellingcat, which was also hacked by russia. >> reporter: debris was scattered for miles when the malaysian plane was shot done over ukraine in july 2013. all 298 on board were killed. the investigative web site called bellingcat was among the first to conclude that pro- russian separatists fired the group landed squarely in the crosshairs of russian hackers. one of bellingcat's investigators is eric toler. >> you throw the spear in and you hope you get a fish, right? >> reporter: it's called spearfishing, and he told us he's how the russians attacked bellingcat. >> you have fake e

mr. young. >> you know, clearly evan bayh has become a creature of washington. he has left us.ally doesn't get it. this is is not just about obamacare. this is how he handled the situation. he voted against hoosiers. hoosiers pleaded with him to vote against the flaw. it was a partisan law and didn't invite republican interest or ideas. we have a lot of good ideas. the reason we have policy war is because there's no consensus on the front-end. that's not it. he then left us with higher healthcare cost. then what did you do? you the money and ran. he took the money and ran. he joined a major lobbying firm in washington d.c. and represented clients that needed relief from the very problem he created. meanwhile our premium skyrocketed and he left us while our doctors were lost. we lost our doctors and specialists. evan, when we need a senator most, you left us to work for them in washington d.c. you made millions of dollars and now we can hold you accountable in this election. we need to hold evan bayh accountable. >> we are now at our final question. >> we are literally out of ti

mr. trump found them. >> the new poll shows trump and clinton tied at 26%. and independent candidate evan at 22%. >> our strategy because it's a three month presidential cam pane is deny hillary clinton and donald trump the majority in the electoral college. >> republican house speaker rhine is sounding alarms telling donors that republicans lost nearly two dozen seats when mccain got wiped out in 2008 and trump is now doing worse than mccain was. in other words, ryan is now wor reed that republicans could take some big losses in the cngressional races. forecasts give democrats and ryan is now fretting about the house. it's been a wild year. we can see some more surprises in the closing days. >>>coming up. we'll show you how the war on terror could affect the race. >>>so clinton an trump are caught in this tit for at the hurling insults that have taken the roadways in the ditch. care about the issues. jobs and the economy are top on the list. followed closely by terrorism and national security. all week we focused on wages and jobs and what the candidates would change. tonight we're focus

mrs. clinton: i want to give a big shout out -- i'm here with a lot of great people who are working so hard in this campaign. i want to thank evanthat you so much ken. remember the congress, congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. congressman hastings. and your congresswoman, lois frankel. [cheers] mrs. clinton: i also wonder think sheriff israel for being here. and mayer resnick just gave me a key to the city. [cheers] mrs. clinton: i want to thank my longtime friend and such a great leader, chad griffin. human rights campaign president. i know chad told me there are a bunch of human rights campaign organizers. [cheers] mrs. clinton: as i've said many times, hrc sounds good to me. [cheers] mrs. clinton: well, my friends, just nine days left until november 8. nine days that really will determine the outcome of the most important election of our lifetimes. we cannot take anyone or anything for granted. it is great to be here at the manor complex, a place that means so much to so many. there have been ups and downs in all we have gone through over the years. and even in this campaign. i want you to know i have focused on one thing

. >> and evan mcmullin joins us now. mr.cmullin, thank you for joining us, you're in boise, idaho, another state you're contesting right now. if you win idaho or utah where you're really competing well right now, you'd be the first third party candidate since george wallace to win a state. so, what would that mean exactly? what message would that send? >> well, it has the potential of blocking both hillary clinton and donald trump in the electoral college, but that's only if the race between hillary and donald -- >> yeah, that's a real stretch. >> right now, yeah. right now it's not, donald trump is being dominated by hillary clinton and which is one of the reasons mindy finn, my running mate and i, warned against nominating him in the first place. but if it isn't close, then it will be a strong message i think to washington that people in this country in the mountain west and elsewhere in this country still stand on principle, the very same principles that made this country the most powerful and prosperous on earth, namely,

that's the man, evan mcmullen, who joins us now. good morning, mr. mcmullen. >> good morning, great to be with you alisyn. >> let's look at the latest polls. because they're fascinating. this is the y-2 analytic utah presidential poll. it shows hillary clinton and donald trump neck and neck at 26%, and you nipping at their heels at 22%. and then gary johnson all the way down at 14%, jill stein at 1%. beyond being a native son of utah, as you are, what do you think is resonating about you with voters? >> well, we're the only conservative ticket in this race, alisyn. and utah before it's a red state, before it's a republican state, it's a principled conservative state. people here care about the constitution. they care about the fundamental truths and principles that have made our country the most powerful and prosperous on earth. namely that all men and women are created equal and that we all have inalienable rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, and they don't see that or common decency being reflected by the republican nominee, donal

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evan mcmullin. >> i want a viable change of the status quo. mr.cmullin is not viable in the change of the status quo. i've tried to deal with this administration. i cannot deal with another four years of that's happening. that's what clinton would give me. my only other option is trump. the only change in status quo would be a republican candidate. >> reporter: others in your party have withdrawn their endorsement. do you stay with donald trump? >> i don't know the difference in the word of endorsement or voting, i don't know how you play that game, i'm going to -- >> reporter: you'll vote for him but you won't endorim? >> i don't -- >> reporter: would you suggest others should vote for donald trump? >> i would never suggest to anybody how they should vote. if they can't make up their mind at this stage of the game, they have some problems. >> reporter:? you'll vote for him? >> you're playing a semantics game i don't know has much difference. >> reporter: thank you for taking the time to talk to us. back to you. >> thank you. chris jansing joining