not sure what they are going to do with it, what they don't use, that my feeling and talking to mr. hayes and different ones, the first of all want to be neighborly. and you can see where their expansion is, within a mile of most people here. they didn't want to just come in and not be neighborly to people who want to get out of harm's way. here, this is what is left. our home had been here for over 80 years. fathersy mothers and that he was my mother's and father's property. in fact, that was my front porch. i lived behind my mother and father. i walked from here many, many days to school. , under thisrints up asphalt, because i was raised here. this is where i lived most of my life. we are approaching the mount zion baptist church, one of the oldest baptist churches in the parish. this particular church has been years.er 160 of course, this is not the original. but it's the museum you may see actors of the original, small church. this church was rebuilt at least 60 years ago. one thing mount zion has is this graveyard. a parents are buried here, lot of my family, and there are grades he

elegance and irony for his abilities as a stunt man here and a prize in two thousand and seven mr b. hayes and salomon welcomed the greatest of the great program worlds. you know. i'm told now lifetime achievement awards are scary. burt reynolds was a nine hundred eighty super star one of the few who embodied the lifestyle of this decade. sports news now with ed mccambridge from day to be a sports desk in germany have started their rebuilding process after the world cup debacle with a goalless draw against france in the new nations league tournament what a match ed let's break it down because you know this is supposed to be a new era for the germany team at least it's been branded in that way so how did it go well exactly as you said this was a very difficult some of the germany so this was an opportunity to lay some of those demons to rest is a new format. and the team walked out basically to the heart shaped display of flights from the fans it was very sweet gesture for a team which really hasn't seen much love throughout the summer but they were on the back foot for much of the game it

sure what they are going to do with it if they do not use it, but my feeling was, in talking to mr. hayes, first of all, they wanted to be neighborly. you can see where their expansion is, within a mile of most people here. to me, they did not want to just neighborly,not be offer you something to get out of harm's way. here, this is what is left after. our home had been here for over 70, 80 years. it was my mothers and fathers property -- mother's and father's property. that is what is left. that was our front porch. i lived behind my mother and father. i walked over here, many, many days, to school. i told him, i have footprints under this asphalt, because i was born and raised here. it is where i lived most of my life. we are approaching the mount zion baptist church, one of the oldest baptist churches in the parish. this particular church has been years.er 160 of course, this is not the original, but at the museum you may see some picture of the original small church. this church was probably built at least 60 years ago. is thing that mount zion has its graveyard. my parents are buried

mr. vice president. so chief hayes-white, will you continue on with the deputy chief of administration's report. >> commissioner hayes-white: certainly, and just to give a brief response to vice president nakajo, no problem with providing that information. it should be noted that your colleague, commissioner alioto veronese just requested the last few academies, a breakdown. i'm going to shift that because as you noted, there are certain reporting requirements as it's related to race and ethnicity under the law, and she has all of that down better than i do, so we should be able to provide both of you with the information that you're requesting. should not be a problem. so onto the operations report, this is for the period august 1 through the 31. you have in front of you chief gonzales's lengthy report that captures that month. i'll give you some of the highlights. the pictures, i know you like, include some community events, the district ten safety fair, some strike team photos, and also some i.m.t., incident managem

mr. president. thank you for your report, chief hayes-white. you missed the last meeting, of course, because you were away, and my fellow commissioners heaped much praise on your head in absentia, so i was waiting until you were actually present to congratulate you, so congratulation on -- congratulations on that wonderful award, and yes, i will be stopping by your office to take a look at it. >> commissioner hayes-white: thank you. >> commissioner covington: you're welcome. i think it's fantastic that all of your sons were there to be able to see their mother vetted and honored. it's very special, and i think i have an idea of what this year's photo will be on the christmas greeting, so i look forward to seeing that. i just have a couple of questions for you, chief. the policy recommendations from the mayor's summit, you and senior staff, i suppose, are putting together the response to the request from the mayor's office, and that's due on the 28, is it? >> commissioner hayes-white: correct. >> commissioner covington: all right. and how will y

hayes" starts right now. >> tonight on "all in." >> mr.is on. the president reviewing all the denials from his top staffers. >> it could be someone in the west wing. >> says it is time for the 25th amendment. >> for contempt. >> bring it. >> i would correct the senators statement, there is no rule, there is a rule that applies. >> then apply the rule and bring the charges. i stand by the public's right to have access to this document. >> tonight, what we are learning from the kavanaugh e-mails that republicans didn't want you to see. >> i think you are thinking of someone and you

hayes" starts right now. >> tonight on "all in." >> mr. president who wrote the op-ed. >> the hunt for the resistance is on. the president reviewing all the denials from his top staffers. >> it could be someone in the west wing. >> says it is time for the 25th amendment. >> for contempt. >> bring it. >> i would correct the senators statement, there is no rule, there is a rule that applies. >> then apply the rule and bring the charges. i stand by the public's right to have access to this document. >> tonight, what we are learning from the kavanaugh e-mails that republicans didn't want you to see. >> i think you are thinking of someone and you don't want to tell us. >> when "all in" starts now. good evening from new york. i am chris hayes. hard to imagine a more humiliating position of the president of the united states. that he is not in charge of the federal government. that the emperor in effect has no clothes. exploding with rage by an op-ed whose author claims to be part of the internal resistance. after series of tweets after one calli

general san francisco safety community and an associate member of the hayes valley neighborhood association. thank you. >> thank you, mr. lowe, and thank you for your service on the pedestrian safety advisory committee. next speaker, please. >> kathy, charles, and patrick. >> i am charles defarge on behalf of the san francisco biking coalition. i'm here today in support of our 10,000 plus members of the this project will bring necessary traffic calming to the major east-west traffic connection between golden gate park and market street. these proposed changes including parking changes, bulb outs, will create eventually raised crosswalks, raised intersections even, will create a neighborhood street that is calm and comfortable with people of all ages and abilities walking along it. really important for families of children at john muir elementary and the families that visit the park. we have seen a lot of support for the project to address safety and congestion on page street. again, the bulb outs, day lighting are really necessary to achieve our goal to provide a safe corridor for people walking and biking. while we ar

mr. trump. >> and "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. a major development today involving the sexual assault allegation against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. christine blasey ford, the woman who says that kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when he was 17 and she was just 15 indicating that she is willing to testify before the senate judiciary committee about exactly what she says happened. her lawyer asserting in a letter back to the committee that under the right conditions dr. ford would be prepared to testify next week. her lawyer writes, she wishes to testify, provided that we can agree on terms that are fair and which ensure her safety. meanwhile, the 11 republican men of the judiciary committee led by senator chuck grassley have been trying to quickly move past dr. ford's allegation. they announce, you'll remember, without dr. ford's consent, that she must testify by this coming monday, or they would move to a vote to confirm the man that she says assaulted her. but dr. ford's attorney today rejected that artificial timeline

mr. trump. >> and "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes.or development today involving the sexual assault allegation against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. christine blasey ford, the woman who says that kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when he was 17 and she was just 15 indicating that she is willing to testify before thte

. >> commissioner hayes-white: this is my report since our last meeting of september 12, regarding the budget. you will notice that mrell-deserved vacation for a few days with his family in hawaii. but before he left we chatted about the budget. i do have great news for you that i will get to any moment. regarding the budget, as reported at the last meeting, we are working with the controller posten his office and the mayor pushed's office on the final closeout of the fiscal year budget. we finish the fiscal year without any issues that we are currently working on the carryforward of funds for projects and other expenditures that are in the process and will be completed in the 18, 19 fiscal year. it is anticipated that closeout and rollover of the funds for the department will be completed over the next few weeks. the good news, and i alluded to it yesterday, at a special meeting that we had, the department was awarded over $3 million in federal grant funds over the past few weeks for three separate grant projects. we are really grateful for these awards. i would like to acknowledge all members that participated in t

hayes-white: no problem. >> commissioner veronese: thank you, chief. that's it. >> president cleaveland: thank you, commissioner veronese. commissioner hardeman. >> commissioner hardeman: thank you, mr. president. i'm just going to bring up about the on time ambulances. i wasn't going to speak except my recent trip talking to so many people who love san francisco. every person talked about the problem with panhandling and dirty streets. every person brings that up immediately. that brings us to where all those people are with the streets being torn up and the traffic. they bring up that. for the ambulances to get around and with all the -- besides our natural geography with the density and so crowded. and then to even be close to being on time is very commendable. so, that's terrific news. proof of it was the busiest stations in the country where a lot of the street construction is going on besides. very good. great report by your cd too as usual. we really love that, the commissioners. thank you. >> president cleaveland: thank you commissioner hard than. commissioner covington. >> commissioner covington: thank you for delivering chief gonzales' report. you did very well. [laughter]