so, thank you mr. mayor we appreciate your commitment to the issue of housing for all of our professionals in the district. i'm very very excited to be here this morning with the mayor, with the exponentative vice president of educators susan solomon who is here and [inaudible] vice president matte hanny and the supervisors. we are committed to the notion that you cannot have a world class city without a world class public education system. if we look at who does the work of educating our children every day, who is the person that will wipe the tears from a student, who greets the child when they walk into school, who helps them learn to read and write but not just read and write, but read and write for the purpose? it is our teacher squz professionals and administrators. i remember about 25 years ago as a new teacher living and working in the community in come which i taught and having those conversations at the groshry store with a grand mother or having the conversations while i cut the grass in the front

. >> mr. mayor, mr. mayor, a question about the soho homeless encampment! mr. mayor, will you answer a question? what about transparency, mr. mayor? frustration with his micro- managing his message has boiled over among the city hall reporters who cover him. as i was talking to karen hinton, they joined in asking the same questions i was [ yelling questions ] >> reporter: a college professor says mayors have a public obligation to answer reporter questions. >> it's beyond to imagine what they are waiting for realize that they can't hide in city hall. they have to be open and accessible to the people. and quite frankly, the people's representatives in the press. >> reporter: how many times taking off topic questions? how many times? simultaneous speakers ] >> reporter: is he taking general questions this week? >> he is going to puerto rico healthcare rally. he will be having an avail in puerto rico tomorrow. >> reporter: well, mayoral aides think his press tactic allowing is allowing him to control his message. ionia college professor says what may be happening i

. >> mr. mayor! will you answer a question? [ music ] >> reporter: the mayor was in puerto rico to attend a rally on the plight of residents who desperately need money from the federal government for healthcare. mr. mayor, some new yorkers think that you spend way too much time focused on issues outside new york city. you should be focusing on homelessness and crime. so why are you here? >> we're focused every day on fighting crime. that's why crime is down. that's why gun arrests are up. october in over 20 years in new york city's history. i think it's absolutely prophet to be here. >> reporter: but the mayor's reluctance to answer questions was topic a among politicians who also came to the event. >> i take any questions from you that you want to ask. >> thank you very much. >> i'm going to refer them to the governor of puerto rico. [ laughter ] >> i'll take any questions you ask. >> reporter: and then there was this. >> how often do you think you'll do off topic? as you can see, he walked away. well, meanwhile, mayor de blasi

paskin. >> mr. mayor, with the warriors wanting to build an arena down there near at&t park, now that the board of supervisors make- up has changed, do you see that the progressives will be in lock with mayor lee's plan to build down there or do you think there will be a roadblock? >> i think that the warriors will move on the basis of whatever is the right thing to do for the city and for the warriors. i do not think mayor lee's advocacy will determine that decision. i think it will be based upon just as it was yesterday the facts that were presented before that group of people making the decision. they made an intelligent decision. i think it will continuously be that way. including when the matter goes to court much it's going to court for sure. there's no question. the people of the opposition have the resources and the brain power. and they're going to take it to court. and so the warriors' responsibility is to be to make sure at after stage and every -- at every stage and every step they make their

.) >> thank you, mr. mayor of the police commission president suzy loftus (clapping.) thank you, thank you greg suhr mayor ed lee and the staff and director hicks and family and friends can you raise your hand if our mom or dad is getting promoted today raise your hand if you're mom reasonable person dad is getting promoted two hands over there that is a big deal big deal your can do is getting promoted i know you this is a big deal guys i'll speak to the kids this is a big ceremony with the command staff what the mayor this is a tough profession your mom and dad are distinguished leaders we're here to recognize and one thing i know for sure in working with in law enforcement with as prosecutor and in the police commission none did it alone with all of you, your family and your kids i know you guys are proud of them so this is a legal term but a really big deal today is a really big deal so obviously congratulations to you guys i want to say two things talk about what i think you've accomplished and what it mea

mr. mayor, will you take a quick question about the homeless, mr. mayor?! >> folks, we're not taking questions right now. >> reporter: this after the mayor when asked earlier on a morning radio show what his greatest failure was admitted it had to did with his response to the homeless problem. >> i didn't get ahead of this to explain to people the problem and the measures we're taking and we are going to have to do a lot more. >> reporter: yesterday the police commissioner said his boss didn't recognize the problem soon enough. >> i think the mistake the administration made early on was not, if you will, validating what we all were seeing. the problem was increasing. >> reporter: and then there's the mayor's admission that he needs to do a better job of explaining the problem. for months and months, we have been explaining it to him showing pictures of a homeless man taking a bath in the fountain at columbus circle, of the homeless sleeping on subways and in train stations and of the woman begging with her dog and two cats. >> mr. mayor, i'd like to seau yo

mr. mayor, will you answer a question? what about transparency, mr. mayor? these days the mayor only takes questions on topics that have not been pre-approved about once a week. a position i questioned. >> he vowed to be the most tran parent mayor. >> he is transparent. >> he takes questions once a week? >> the definition of transparent is not when a reporter decides he or she wants to ask a question the mayor must stop and answer that question. that does not equal transparency. >> reporter: it's a topic that so frustrates the reporters assigned to cover the mayor that several joined in the >> well, you had questions, you had questions yesterday. >> i didn't get questions yesterday. [ simultaneous speakers ] >> no one ever -- not all of you always gets questions and you know that. marcia, could you just -- >> no! no! this is a legitimate question. they have legitimate questions, too,. >> reporter: to clarify what's going on, this was mayor de blasio at a press conference on monday on fire alarm safety. the question was not on a pre- approved topic. it was ab

mr. mayorthe president insisting still to take in syrian refugees. but yet the director of national intelligence james clapper said we cannot put it past isis to infiltrate the refugee community. the state department spokesman john kirby said it's possible that isis and al qaeda will infiltrate the refugee community. back in february, assistant director for the fbi michael steinbeck said the same thing. back in april, homeland security committee chairman mike mccall said the same thing. the president, is he going to gamble with the lives of americans and defy what his own intelligence people are saying? >> sean, this has been a very difficult weekend for me because it brings back september 11th, all the terrible memories i have of it and the thought then, when president bush, you know, acted so decisively and so quickly that maybe something like this wouldn't happen again. and the reality is this did not have to happen, if our policies were different. if president obama had listened to senator

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efforts that wave overcame our hiv funding and thank you, mr. mayorupervisor campos for us you will of us back phil the hiv federal cuts we were playing defense now offense now moving forward and doing so well in our getting to zero effort since the early 70s we've reduced hiv deaths by 90 percent we have in the early 90s reduced hiv infections by 90 from over 2 thousand last year three hundred and 2 infections and well, that's three hundred and 2 too many but with that effort germany quick testing, regular testing and investigating people notice over 90 percent of hiv positive people in san francisco i've noticed immediate access to treatment and viral infections and all tools including assess and making sure that people can afford prep we can do this and get it done that is an exciting step forward we have a wonderful partnership within your city and communities and community-based organizations all working together and very, very grateful for the foundation support of this effort thank you. >> (clapping). >> now i'd like to introduce supervisor cam

. >> reporter: do you plan to take more off-topic questions, mr. mayor? >> we have a vision that we think is the right vision. we do press conferences throughout the week. there's going to be regular opportunities for off-topic questions. obviously we will focus on on- topic questions too. there's going to be many opportunities for journalists to talk to me about a number of things. >> reporter: it's too soon to call it an about-face, at least one that will last. but after the harsh exchange with the mayor's press secretary, at least it was a step in the right direction. she told me point blank i couldn't ask the mayor a question, even though he was in public at a public bill signing. >> we are not taking questions in here today. >> reporter: the mayor was in puerto rico to attend a rally on the plight of residents who need money from the federal money for health care. >> mr. mayor, some new yorkers think that you spend too much time focused on issues outside new york city. you should be focusing on homelessness and crime. so why are you here? >> we are f

. >> thank you, mr. mayor. echoing the mayor's comments that there is as we have repeated frequently no city in america that is better prepared to defend and protect against a terrorist attack. we work tirelessly to ensure that continuously upgrading the capabilities and systems. the events of today that have raised concerns, being quite frank, there was nothing new about that video. new york obviously remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. that video, our review of it, it looks like it is hastily reproduced and we believe it is a compilations from germany and one in israel and 19 seconds of a five-and-a-half minute released today with >> we heard from mayor dee blazeyo that said there is no threat and the commissioner said is was a compilation of previous video and new york commissioner saying new york is in the cross hairs of terrorism and prepared for that and they have the best police department for anything. >> and the mayor reminding everyone they have to be vigilant and to have the threats

now let's talk about another matter, the long-term issue of syrian refugees, mr. mayor. republicans have taken a tough stand opposing their admission to the country. let's look at what 2016 presidential candidate mike huckabee said about the debate yesterday. >> the people who are pushing for us to take them in, interestingly they're not pushing for them to come into their neighborhoods. i don't say people saying let's send them to martha's vineyard, let's send them to chappaqua, let's send them to the upper west side of manhattan. you know, the people who are asking for this live behind gated communities and are generally guarded by armed guards. >> mr. mayor, i don't know how ethnically directed that was, but it sounded -- >> wow. >> -- like that. martha's vineyard and the upper west side. i would be careful the way this guy does his targeting. but i don't think you have gated communities along amsterdam avenue. >> yeah, broadway, not a lot of armed guards and gated communities on broadway, new york city. that is a correct statement, chris. unbelievable. chris, look, t

. >> thank you, mr. mayor. echoing the mayor 's comments that there is, as we city in america that is better prepared to defend and protect against a terrorist attack. we work tirelessly to ensure that, continuously upgrading capabilities and our systems. the events of today that have raised concern being quite frankly there is nothing new about that video. new york obviously remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. that video, our review of it, it looks like has been produced, a mismash of videos, one in august directed against germany, one in october directed against israel, and 19 seconds of about a 5-and-a-half-minute video released today at seas of new york. in new york we understand that we are a terrorist target. it reflects the importance of the city. understanding that the city places great importance on the safety of new yorkers and the almost 16 million visitors who come to the city. as we move in to this time of year of great celebration and great activity in new york, the thanksgiving

do you think anything comes out of this meeting, mr. mayor? >> yeah, i think he's going to get. to get more involved. he's not as involved as he should be and the most common phrase out of this president's mouth is, no boots on the ground, no boots on the ground. maybe we could have the soldier wear shoes instead of boots and then we could put them on the ground. it's ridiculous, no boots-- this is a no boots on the ground president and we have the strongest military in the world and if we used it intelligently there will be a lot less friction in this world. maria: i've got to get to stuart, it's been an honor having you this morning, rudy guiliani. "varney & company" is next, over to you. sorry about that. stuart: thank you very much indeed. good morning, everyone. it's all action on a variety of fronts, would you look at this. turkey shoots down a russian war plane, a big problem for the fight against isis.

. >> thank you, mr. mayor. echoing the mayor's comments that there is, as we have repeated frequently, no in the america that is better prepared to defend and protect against a terrorist attack. we work tirelessly to ensure our capabilities and our systems. the events of today that have raised concern, being quite frank, there is nothing new about that video. new york obviously remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. that video, our review of it, it looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a mishmash of previously released video. we believe it's a compilation of videos going back to one in august that was directed against germany, one in october directed against israel, and 19 seconds of about a five and a half minute video released today had scenes of new york. in new york, we understand that we are a terrorist target. it reflect the importance of this city. understanding that this city places great importance on the safety of new yorkers and the almost 60 million visitors who will come to

identify and one of the most congested areas of city this is district 67 supervisor jane kim thank you, mr. mayor and i just want to thank the mayor's office for his incredible commitment to vision zero reducing the fatalities in san francisco to zero the next 9 years this announcement is in time for the last vision zero community meeting in december i chair bile be adopting the next generation of our zero project as the mayor mention 70 percent of fatality traffic accidents are on 12 percent of san francisco streets this is an issue we can make a difference a solvable and with targeted example on the highest cords reduce half of our facilities and death in san francisco we know on the job deaths with 100 percent preventable and know that more people are killed by cars than by guns in the city so there is much work to be done i'm proud of the forest taken by all the city departments under the mayor's leadership i want to recognize sfmta and our community u county interest rate 80 one-story to make sure that vision zero and pedestrian safety and buena vista is a priority in all street projects in

. >> rafe: mr. mayor. >> abe: yeah, so case closed, huh? >> rafe: yeah, looks like. >> lani: bingo to bango to bilko. >> theo: ernie banks to gene baker to steve bilko. ask me something hard. >> lani: okay, last cub to hit for the cycle. >> theo: mark grace, 1993. >> lani: against? >> theo: the padres. >> lani: you know what? i just give up with you. i'm done. i'm done. good job. >> rafe: those two seem to get along well. >> abe: yeah, they met at the wedding. you know, with all the delays, theo was impatient, agitated, but she was great with him. she knows almost as much baseball as he does.

what about transparency mr. mayor? these days the mayor only takes questions on topics pre- approved about once a week. i questioned that. you vowed to be the most transparent mayor -- >> he is being transparent. >> reporter: when he takes questions once a week? >> the the definition is not when have when a reporter decides he or she wants to ask a question. the mayor must stop and answer that question. that doesn't equal transparency. >> reporter: it's a topic that so frustrates the report tears several joined in as she continued her combative style. >> well, you gave questions yesterday. >> i didn't get any questions. >> well, no one ever -- not all of you always gets questions and you know that. could you just -- >> no. no. this is a legitimate question. they have legitimate questions too. >> reporter: this is what happens if it's not a day for so-called off-topic questions. on monday, the press conference was about three killed. >> happy to discuss that with you tomorrow. >> reporter: the college professor says that

mr. mayor, will you answer a question?! what about transparency mr. mayor! >> reporter: although mayor de blasio did take all comers today, topics from quality of life, the homeless to the police contract, he seemed also to unveil a new strategy of town halls and radio shows. >> we have a job to be out to the people with a message. in many cases unfiltered. >> reporter: well, yes, the mayor did call on me. in fact, i do the to ask him two questions. but they were questions that our viewers have sent in. that part of the story coming up at 6:00. reporting live at city hall, i'm marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >>> new information now. russia has stopped all flights to egypt as investigators try to figure out why a russian jet crashed into the sinai peninsulas weekend. guards searched luggage and passengers at sharm el-sheikh airport. security there is under scrutiny since the jet broke apart over egypt last week. as investigators look for traces of bomb material at the crash site, some travelers say perceived gaps in security could have made sneaking a bomb on boar

efforts that wave overcame our hiv funding and thank you, mr. mayorsor campos for us you will of us back phil the hiv federal cuts we were playing defense now offense now moving forward and doing so well in our getting to zero effort since the early 70s we've reduced hiv deaths by 90 percent we have in the early 90s reduced hiv infections by 90 from over 2 thousand last year three hundred and 2 infections and well, that's three hundred and 2 too many but with that effort germany quick testing, regular testing and investigating people notice over 90 percent of hiv positive people in san francisco i've noticed immediate access to treatment and viral infections and all tools including assess and making sure that people can afford prep we can do this and get it done that is an exciting step forward we have a wonderful partnership within your city and communities and community-based organizations all working together and very, very grateful for the foundation support of this effort thank you. >> (clapping). >> now i'd like to introduce supervisor campos fr

mr. mayor! will you answer a question? >> reporter: meanwhile, public officials also here in puerto rico criticized his policy of avoiding off topic questions. >> there's no such thing as an off topic question. >> reporter: are you taking off topic questions today? >> i take any questions from you that you want to ask. >> thank you very much. >> i'm going to refer them to the governor of puerto rico. [ laughter ] >> i'll take any question you ask. >> reporter: well, i asked mayor de blasio if he planned to change tactics and actually answer questions from the press. well, that story will be coming up at 6:00. live from san juan, i'm marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. >>> a line of parked cars ended up smashed early this morning in brooklyn and police are still looking for the driver who did this. cbs 2's alice gainer has the story now from sheepshead bay. >> reporter: these photos capture the worst of it, an suv clearly hit with such force that it was pushed right up on another car. the car underneath now on the sidewalk. six cars

. >> thank you, mr. mayor. echoing the mayor's comments that there is, as we have repeated frequently, no city in america that is better prepared to defend and protect against a terrorist attack. we work tirelessly to ensure that, continuously upgrading capabilities in our systems. the events of today that have raised concern, being quite frank with you, there was nothing new about that video. new york obviously remains one of the top terrorist targets in the world. that video review of it, it looks like it has been hastily produced. it is a mishmash of previously released video. we believe it's a compilation of videos going back to one in august that was directed against germany, one in october directed against israel, and 19 seconds of about a 5:30 minute video released today that had scenes of new york. in new york we wi understand that we are a terrorist target. it reflects the importance of this city. understanding that, the city places great importance on the safety of new yorkers and the almost 60 million

mr. mayor, will you take a quick question about the homeless? maybe the mayor didn't want to be asked about his admission earlier on a morning radio show that his greatest failure was the city's crushing homeless problem. >> i did not explain to people well enough what we were doing >> reporter: he also is coping with criticism from his own bratton. >> i think a mistake that the administration made early on was not if you will validating what we all were seeing, the problem was increasing. >> reporter: the mayor admitted he needs to do a better job of explaining the problem. for months and months, we have showing pictures of a homeless man taking a bath in the fountain at columbus circle, pictures of the homeless sleeping in train stations, the woman begging with her dog and two cats, but some homeless advocates say it's more than just explaining the problem. it's doing something about it. they question his focus on building permanent housing saying it will not address the problem now. >> what the mayor should have done, the solution, was to have

mr. mayor i would like to show you and the police commissioner a picture that was taken on saturday night on broadway and 68th street. i'm wondering why nobody has done anything about it. the picture i gave the mayor was of the woman and her pets. the mayor not only took the picture, at one point he even folded it up and put it in his breast pocket. >> when we see a violation of law nypd moves in and acts. >> reporter: police commissioner william bratton admitted the police could have removed the woman if they had received a call about it but he also seemed to put some of the blame for the homeless problem on big hearted new yorkers. >> i wonder if this kind of thing upsets you when you see it. i mean there is two dogs, a cat, kitty litter. obviously this is a person who needs help. >> my best advice to the citizens of new york city, if this is so upsetting to you don't give. one of the quickest ways to get rid of them is not to give to them. new yorkers complaining so much about it one of the

. >> reporter: do you plan to take more off-topic questions mr. mayor? >> we have a vision that we think is the right vision. we do press conferences there are going to be questions. >> the 300-plus member new york press club is chiming in, also transparent administration. she will be at the news conference today and you can see what happens tonight on the cbs 2 news at 5:00. >>> police are looking for a criminal who stole a donation box from a church. he entered the church on east main last month. after sitting in a pew for an hour, he used tools to pry open the box and steal more than $100. >>> russia's president has stopped all flights to egypt as investigators try to find out why a russian jetliner crashed last week. airport workers in egypt are on high alert while investigators look into whether a security lapse allowed a terrorist to slip a bomb onboard. here's the latest from london. >> reporter: security guards carefully search luggage and fliers called it a much different scene from just a few days ago. >> the security here, when we arrived on w

what about transparency, mr. mayor? these days he is taking questions about once a weak. >> he is being transparent. >> when he takes questions once a weak? >> the definition of transparent is not when a reporter decides he or she wants to ask a question, the mayor must stop and answer that question. transparency. >> reporter: it's a topic that so frustrates the reporters that several joined in as the press secretary continued her combative style. >> you had questions yesterday. >> i didn't get a question. >> no one ever -- not all of you always gets questions and you know that. >> marcia, could you just -- >> no. no. this is a legitimate question. they have legitimate questions, too. >> reporter: this is what happens if it's not a day for so-called off-topic questions. the question at a fair safety press conference was about three killed. >> happy to discuss that with you tomorrow. >> reporter: this attitude is reflected in the plunging popularity. >> there's a sense that he is not present that he is not ding the job t

identify and one of the most congested areas of city this is district 67 supervisor jane kim thank you, mr. mayor and i just want to thank the mayor's office for his incredible commitment to vision zero reducing the fatalities in san francisco to zero the next 9 years this announcement is in time for the last vision zero community meeting in december i chair bile be adopting the next generation of our zero project as the mayor mention 70 percent of fatality traffic accidents are on 12 percent of san francisco streets this is an issue we can make a difference a solvable and with targeted example on the highest cords reduce half of our facilities and death in san francisco we know on the job deaths with 100 percent preventable and know that more people are killed by cars than by guns in the city so there is much work to be done i'm proud of the forest taken by all the city departments under the mayor's leadership i want to recognize sfmta and our community u county interest rate 80 one-story to make sure that vision zero and pedestrian safety and buena vista is a priority in all street projects in

. >> mr. mayor, you cite statistics that life is improving in the city. what people and polls tell us is that the opposite is true about homelessness. what do we say to us who have written to us about the disparity? >> well, you know, there's 8.5 million people in the city and i think each one of them has a different opinion. and i'm not going to ever say because a few people say one thing that is the final word and i don't think polls are ever the final word. >> reporter: what followed the mayor's insistence that the city is safe and that homelessness is a problem that will require new strategies to fix. he did not say what those new strategies would be. facebook pages we are really inundated with people asking questions. so do you think that there's a disparity between the new york that you see and the new york that some other people see and that's why -- >> no, i do not think that. i have been living here since 1979. i saw the bad old days. and i would urge you all to be very, uhm, straightforward in the way you interpret this to people. if you were he

success of you and our families i congratulate all of you today thank you (clapping.) >> thank you, mr. mayor(clapping.) thank you, thank you greg suhr mayor ed lee and the staff and director hicks and family and friends can you raise your hand if our mom or dad is getting promoted today raise your hand if you're mom reasonable person dad is getting promoted two hands over there that is a big deal big deal your can do is getting promoted i know you this is a big deal guys i'll speak to the kids this is a big ceremony with the command staff what the mayor this is a tough profession your mom and dad are distinguished leaders we're here to recognize and one thing i know for sure in working with in law enforcement with as prosecutor and in the police commission none did it alone with all of you, your family and your kids i know you guys are proud of them so this is a legal term but a really big deal today is a really big deal so obviously congratulations to you guys i want to say two things talk about what i think you've accomplished and what it means to the department today is acknowledging the

efforts that wave overcame our hiv funding and thank you, mr. mayor and supervisor campos for us you will of us back phil the hiv federal cuts we were playing defense now offense now moving forward and doing so well in our getting to zero effort since the early 70s we've reduced hiv deaths by 90 percent we have in the early 90s reduced hiv infections by 90 from over 2 thousand last year three hundred and 2 infections and well, that's three hundred and 2 too many but with that effort germany quick testing, regular testing and investigating people notice over 90 percent of hiv positive people in san francisco i've noticed immediate access to treatment and viral infections and all tools including assess and making sure that people can afford prep we can do this and get it done that is an exciting step forward we have a wonderful partnership within your city and communities and community-based organizations all working together and very, very grateful for the foundation support of this effort thank you. >> (clapping). >> now i'd like to introduce supervis

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good evening, mr. mayor. >> good evening. we definitely are on high alert in new york city. and we have ourur counterterrorism officials out in key locations, making sure there's real presence in key areas tonight to reassure the people of this city. >> and i know one of the real concerns is the chatter. we rely so much on intelligence. brian ross reporti earlier, in france, there are many is sympathizers they're tracking, with a large number still in the concern here in america and in a city the size of new york city, that we have the intelligenceefore they can pull off an attack. >> we know it's a real challenge. we're very confident in the inintelligen gathering capacity of the nypd. and i can tell you there are ma situations where we've been able to t ahead of situions. that capacit has worked to date. and we've had over 1,500 counterterrorism officials, and if we, god forbid have one, we can get them in place immediately. bottom line is, in generaral, we have seen that there's some kind of prior indication. but we're living in an age of with no warning. so, responding i

mr. san francisco mayor himself, former mayor willie brown. oracle arena. we're talking with matt about the rivalry as both teams take to the court with a 4-0 record. >>> and celebrity impressionist bianco brings her multiple voices to the bay area. we put her tricks to the test when she joins us live onset. >> you tell me if there is a prettier place to live. good morning and welcome to the 9 as we take a live look across the bay. it is cold out there. not a lot of clouds keeping us warm. we hope that you're cuddled up and cozy on the couch with that one more cup of coffee. >> we're talking about elections. elections especially in the city of san francisco. housing one of the top issues. willie brown joining us live from san francisco right now. i want to start, mr. mayor, right off the top with prop f, prop i. both failed. big win for airbnb. rbo. is this the end of the mission district as we know it? >> no. not at all. as a matter of fact the voters are more i will diligent sometimes than the add co--- owe are more intelligent than the advo

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mayor landrieu: no, not thinking about that. but thank you for the offer. mr. nnet: let's go back here. mayor landrieu: somebody told me she did not like me, she will not vote for me, she was waiting for me to get out of office. >> hi, i am with a lawyers' committee, also a fellow louisianan. i want to know about constituent support. what are your messaging strategies when you're talking about your constituents and trying to build consensus about the reforms that we all know are necessary, but there is a high crime level right now? mr. bennet: we will have to leave it on this question, and it is a great one to end on. mayor landrieu: i will go deep. this room is full of really smart people who have researched a lot and i would put in the category of advocates for a big idea. that is really important. when you get to level i work on, which is really low and is on the ground, that is what mayors do. unlike a congressman or senator or even a president, when you are away from policies, when a policy is enunciated on the city level, you see the people who get affects

. >> mr. mayor. well, he will be mayor on the january the fourth. steve keeley, no surprise there. city hall, hi, steve. >> reporter: mike, you know, the rule on this show is when i am not on a crime is to relate any story i'm on to you. so our viewers can easily understand, mike met a for. so, calling this election a race would be the same as if you went out, took your mike's off right now, and ran around the block. she would be back by the next commercial break. we would be lucky to see you in the 8:00 hour. >> perfect analogy, yes. >> reporter: all right? i said earlier landslide over used like upside on the nfl draft day. every draft pick has tremendous upside. they don't realize every announcer says that, this landslide if-ee election like 06/40. no where near a landslide. whenever you zealand slide in a tell he pom from at the, this was a blow out. all right? this was the widest margin for mayor in philadelphia election had history. we are talking jim kenney getting over eight a %, 200,000 votes, to his republican challenger, murray bailey's 31,000. just 13%. solo turn out in

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