mr. patrick: yes. >> you talked to him. mr. patrick: sure. i knew barack obama before he was in any public office. i knew him when he was practically in civil rights law, and chicago. -- in chicago. he was white house counsel at the time when i was working in the clinton administration. i remember he said to me, have you ever met barack obama? he reminds me of you and you remind me of him, you guys should know each other. i heard the same, it is not a name you will commonly here. we had a chance to get together and spend some time together. i liked him from the beginning. i remember he called me, think i was working at coca-cola when he called to say he was running for office the first time. for state senate, i think. he said, i am running for us -- for office, i want your help. i was excited at that time, i said i am all in. i will give it the max. he said, there is no max in illinois. [laughter] , and then you know, his run for the presidency, i helped when i could. it was just the thing to behold, not just for him, but for the nation. posi

mr. patrick: community and generational responsibility.hat's what i brought to my work as governor and because of those values and 18 guided by those values, i am proud to report that after eight years of hard work and bridge building, massachusetts emerged from recession number one in the nation in student achievement, number one in the nation in health care coverage. 98% of massachusetts residents have health insurance. no other state in america can claim that. number one in america in entrepreneurial activity, in energy efficiency. we shaped our own future. about the stake we had in our neighbors dreams and struggles and doing what we could to bear our generational responsibility. we didn't achieve those results by accident or with a moderate agenda, but by setting ambitious goals and asking our neighbors to turn to each other instead of on each other. [applause] mr. patrick: i am a proud democrat and i am proud to be with democrats, but i have to tell you sometimes, democrats get on my last nerve. we are, for a long time, anyway, the f

mr. patrick: high hopes for everyone everywhere. laura: thati is a step that former mayor michael bloomberg is not taking. instead, he is registering forte races in the calendar should he decide to run. one thing is for sure, democratic voters will have no lack of choices, and now thereen is anotherist. mr. patrick: i used to be governor of massachusetts, but that is not where i started. laura: deval patrick has an inspirational story. born on the southside of chicago, he went to harvard, then one of the first african-american governors in the nation, a friend of barack obama's. his challenge is raising money and building an organization to show he can shake up the re. a brief timego i spoke to a politics reporter with national public radio. thanks for being with us. what is behind deval patrick's late entry into this crowded race? >> there has been some sense among more establiment democrats as well as high dolls donor democrat perhaps joe biden not have the longevity or the strength to become the democratic nominee, and that eliza

mr. patrick and others here will talk about the substance and how that will actually work. but basically, it prohibits the city and the courts from relying on the bail schedule that uses a money bail system. and requires us to release certain detainees within 18 hours unless certain conditions are met. it's also conditioned on the city providing funding to allow for the own recognizance project to be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to prepare the appropriate reports to determine if somebody should be released within 18 hours. this has already been heard in d.a.o. committee and has been recommended to the board. it'll be at the full board hearing on november 12. this hearing is about the city's plan to provide the funding consistent with the requirements of the stipulated judgment. and we anticipate that both the funding in the a.s.o. amendment and the supplemental appropriation will reach the board at the same time so the board can adopt all three ordinances together. two final pieces. one is that the stipulated judgment is conditioned on the city's approval bei

mr. patrick? >> i'm with pac patrick and comy in sanfrancisco. do we do a failure analysis of parts and therefore predict what the failure of those particular parts will be? also, i'm curious if we do a simulation of what we're talking about here. there are lots of programs that are available. i remember back in college, that was a long time ago, we did simulations of these systems. these are all discrete systems, predictable and they have vary variability but by tweaking it, you can prohibit where these problems will occur and if you do have a problem, you run a simulation program and boom! it seems we're learning this all by trial and error and not using our head. thank you. >> are there any other members of the public who would like to testify on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. miss kirshbaum, if you would like to respond to the member of the public, you may do so but needn't do so but you are given this opportunity, if you would like. insofar as you're not underring one bjump

mr. patrick, that i was under the impression that you have been working closely with our city departments, and that everyone is in agreement, and i did not hear any dissention prior to the b.l.a. i am happy to continue this item. i thought we were in agreement, but perhaps i am hearing that we are not in agreement which is a little disturbing because i was made to believe that we were all in agreement, so perhaps you can just clarify. are you in agreement or are you not? >> the department believes they can make the recommendations work that the b.l.a. has provided. they've raised questions around that, but the department will meet the terms of buffin. we will evaluate over the next six months what is needed. >> if i can just make -- >> chair fewer: i have a series of questions. >> i'll wait. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. what are the stations that we'll see get over time or q-50's or is it q-60's or q-2's. >> supervisor mandelman: for the civilians, what are those? >> chair fewer: oh, i'm sorry. that's a sergeant. my husband was a sergeant. what are the stations that you'll be look

mr. patrick?> sorry, you must be getting tired of seeing me, jim patrick, patrick and company and i want to talk about security for a moment. i would like to develop a numeric system of some sort on our successful or lack of success in our security management. and how many homes people have we dealt with and how many arrests have been made and how many interfaces with ambassadors? right now we're saying security is great. i believe it is great and working good and i haven't seen any homeless people, so i would like to set that bar high and then i would like to do a trend analysis of making sure we keep it high. i believe we can improve on our security reporting. thank you. >> that concludes members that wanted to comment and we can move on to your next item. >> item 8 is a citizen's advisory committee update and we have the chair, derick holt, with us. >> good morning, board members. i'm derick holt and thank you for continuing to hear the updates from the tgpa cac, we appreciate the updates from

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mr. patrick's first major speech since a -- since announcing his candidacy for president. toor to the event, he spoke reporters about his campaign strategy and his position on various policy issues. hello, everybody. it is great to be in nevada. i said it right. this is the fourth or fifth city fewave been in in the last days since announcing. it has been an exciting entry into the race. i have been meeting some wonderful people and getting tough questions from you and others. the welcome has been very warm. a terrific field. talentedf marvelously and in many cases friends. and everyone of them great public servants. i'm hoping to have the chance to compete in every state and speak to every voter. we were delighted that in the first couple of hours of the website going up, we had volunteers identical -- identify themselves from every one of the 50 states and we look forward to leveraging that kind of engagement right through the primary. like to be here so thank you for taking the early because i think i am the last one to speak and you will probably be ready to end your d

mr. patrick: thank you. jim, thank you so much for the extraordinarily generous introduction, and to you and the new england council and two st. a's and the institute of politics. thank you very much for having me. thank you to ladies and gentlemen, for coming out this morning. it's an honor to be with you. i'm delighted that lieutenant governor is -- i guess we are out of state. lieutenant governor murray, just to be sure, we are all talk about the same person, and many of the friends are here today in the room. you already know my story. perhaps for those of you who don't, i apologize to those who do. i want to start there because it provides i think important context for why i'm running for president, and then we can save most of our time for conversation. as jim said, i started out on the south side of chicago. much of that time on welfare. i lived there with my mother, my sister, my grandparents and other relatives who came and went, at least after our parents split when i was four. in our grandparents

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mr. deval patrick will speak in manchester, new hampshire. on tuesday at seven :00 p.m. eastern on c-span, president trump holds a campaign rally in sunrise, florida, exchanging his residency from new york to florida in late october. live coverage on c-span ansys c-span2, orspan and listen on the go with the free c-span radio app. announcer: next, public health officials look at efforts to fluove the universal vaccine and develop a universal flu vaccine. this is about 2.5 hours. >> this hearing will come to order and without objection the chair is authorized to declare recess at any

mr. patrick, all in favour say aye and it was passed unanimously.ow we're five years down the line and how did we do? well, let's see, we didn't have a strike and that was good. did we deliver the project on time? no. this sort of assumes we agreed to pay the highest price for labor and that's in the contract. now let's see, that implies the highest quality and i'm trying to think. i remember a big hole in a beam and it caused 11, 12-month delay. we brought on this contractor, fisk, and they were a disaster. oh, we knew what our costs were. they would be easy. we went overbudget. we didn't know what our costs were. i think by not doing this, we could have saved $300 million, could have saved the the city of san francisco and brought in ins in on time. we pride ourselves $3 million on 50 states. why aren't we spending in the san francisco bay area? doesn't that make more sense? what's wrong with us? it's a politically correct decision but your job is to manage a business. you agreed to pay 5.7 million craft hours, you just reported and you agreed to

mr. patrick, when you write a $6 billion check, we'll build it right now. go ahead, ma'am. >> good morning. my name is annie vung and i'm here with my classmateses from the school of pharmacy. we're here to draw your attention to a bill that would create safe injection sites in san francisco to help combat the increasing rates of opioid overdoses and we would like to express our advocacy for this bill, particularly -- >> ma'am, you are totally welcome to do this, but this is not the san francisco board of supervisors. this is the san francisco county transportation authority and at 2:00 p.m., we will be the san francisco board of supervisors and ab362 is totally in that policy body's world. but here, we deal with transportation issues. you are welcomed to continue talks, but i want to let you know, you're in the wrong venue. >> so we would like to express our advocacy in light of the issues that san francisco faces with exposed needles and unsafe drug use often happening in public sites like muni and bart stations. we hope that the ta will work with other l

mr. patrick told party leaders that he doesn't think any of the candidates running at established politicalhere is an opening for someone who could unite liberals and moderate democrats according to those that have spoken to him. that is pretty significant, david. >> it is. and when michael bloomberg's team made a similar pronouncement last week that they're looking at this field and they don't see someone yet that put it altogether, that just looks like they are the fully unified candidate that the party believes wholeheartedly is the one that could beat trump. as you know, poll after poll tells us what democrats want more than anything else is somebody who can defeat the president. what you just read there from the times is test test looking for that candidate that can stitch together what elizabeth warren and bernie sanders has on the left of the party and joe biden and pete buttigieg have on the more mo moderate side of the party but it's late. >>> former vice president joe biden takes questions in the cnn democratic presidential hall late tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern. there's more evid

mr. patrick. >> jake tapper, last minute? goodness gracious.y. >> let me ask you this, in 2018, you said, there wasn't room for you in the race, because you're not shrill, you're not sensational, you're not a celebrity, but now you're running. so what changed? >> well, first of all, the same things that attracted me to think hard about -- and in fact, plan for a run in 2018 are present today. meaning, an appetite for solutions equal to the size and difficulty of our challenges is just in the most incredible occasion right now that i can think of in much of my life. i think the field is enormously talented and the emphasis on fixing broken systems is huge. but the way you actually getting lasting change in my experience, whether it's in government or business or civil rights advocaciy y or so on is bringinn people that may not agree with you, but to have to be a part of the conversation about how get a lasting and meaningfully change. and alongside that, we need a strategy on how we grow the economy, so that we're expanding out to the middle and

here's mr patrick explaining his decision to enter the race.algia, let's just get rid of the incumbent president and we will get back to doing what we used to do. or it is our big idea or no way. neither of those seems to be seizing the moment to pull the nation together and bring some humility. his run starts just three months before the first votes are cast in the iowa caucuses and new hampshire primary. as we mentioned, patrickjoins an already crowded line up. there are 17 other democrats still in the race, including the former vice presidentjoe biden and senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. his announcement comes amid speculation that former new york city mayor michael bloomberg may also be joining the democratic field. mr bloomberg has filed primary paperwork in two states, but has not formally confirmed his candidacy. joining us from our washington studio is democratic strategist peter fenn. peter, it's pretty late to enter the race. if you look at history, certainly, it has not boded well for those presidential hopefuls. what do

mr. patrick's first major speech since a -- since announcing his candidacy for president. toor to the event, he spoke

mr. shark patrick marleau puts it in. that's his 557th career goal.gregor scores, beats jonathan quick. sharks are up 3-0 in the second. off the faceoff, erik karlsson.r berkley goodrow. the sharks win 4-1. they have leaped all the way to third in the pacific division. steph curry stayed home. d'angelo russell did make the trip. he's nearing a return. they need him. jimmy butler, spin move, floater. it got worse. next play, gordon dragic. and the shot. bowman not to be deterred, lobbing, warriors closing the lead a little, down 12. jordan poole three. he was three for three beyond the arc in the first half. right now it's 90-77. the turkey and gravy are still coursing through our systems and stocks aren't even hung from the chum a chimney yet, which means it's probably too early to talk super bowl yet. the 49ers lead the league with 44 sacks, but taking down the elusive jackson is going to be a major challenge. he leads the league with the most yards per rush attempt. being 49ers defensive coordinator may be one of the most challenging jobs around thi

mr. patrick's first major speech since announcing his candidacy for the presidency. >> it is great to be in nevada. i said it right. please make note. i think this is the, what, fourth or fifth city we have been in in the last few days since announcing. it has been an exciting entry into the race. i have been meeting some wonderful people and getting some tough questions from you and others, and i appreciate it. it is a terrific field, as you all know, of marvelously talented people. friends ands, everyone of them, great public servants. i'm hoping to have a chance to compete in every state and speak to every voter.

mr. patrick. ainsley: it would be interesting to see who barack obama would endorse. it be joe biden or deval patrick. steve: conventional wisdom would have been joe biden. ainsley: going to new hampshire he has to file. tomorrow is the deadline to get that primary ticket and elizabeth warren did the same thing. she was in new hampshire. and she is predicting that she will win. here is elizabeth warren. >> are you going to win this? >> yes. >> what about the request? >> i'm very glad as democrats in february we will hear from voters or caucus goers in four different states. and those four states represent a lot of different parts of the country and a lot of different people. that it's urban and rural, different issues. and it's about the opportunity to get out and shake hands with people across this country. and that's where i am. brian: this field expanded when elizabeth warren went up the ranks. she has a lot of enemies on the democratic side. a lot of people don't think she can win the general election. great work ethic and smart. and policy paper mache people never

joining me now is deval patrick. mr. welcome to "politicsnation." >> thank you, reverend al. thanks for having me. i have to tell you, after the commentary, it feels like you just dropped the mic. there's nothing else to say. >> you don't have to campaign to me, but i get your point. let me ask you, over the last year, many people i know tried to urge you to run and you would not say you were running. you, in fact, said no a few times. a few times you said you were thinking about it. what changed your mind at this what would seem to be a late date to decide to throw your hat in the ring? >> you know, two things i want to say. first of all, it was about a year ago, reverend al, i think you know when we were a couple weeks from announcing a campaign. my wife was diagnosed with uterine cancer. i think the right thing for me and for her and for our family was for us to step back and focus on her and on that. i'm proud to say when we celebrated our 35th wedding anniversary in may, she's cancer free. >> wow. >> and she's gotte

shannon: we are potentially getting some new entrants with former massachusetts governor deval patrick, maybe even mrsclinton, former secretary and first lady, the speculation continues. in the meantime, this is what we have for tonight. thank you for your input and analysis, robert and quin, good to see you. stick around, we have more questions. more special debate coverage when we return. this, and even this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. >> shannon: lightning right now on hunter biden. robert and quin are with us. although we spent the entire commercial break talking about popeye's chicken sandwich. let's talk about a couple of things. and henry reported early about the new investigations, possibly ramping up with respect to be 21. also the news today that he has establish paternity for a woman in arkansas sunk, something thae had denied. what are we to make of all of these things swirling around him, robert? >> it is the most insignificant story in the media. >> sh

. >> everything was good until august 1963 when the kennedy son patrick, died two days after birth. three months later, mrsbe devastated again. on november 22nd, 1963, the couple traveled to dallas, texas. >> we got to main street, the crowd was so large they could not be contained on the sidewalk. >> reporter: clint was on a walk board when he heard the first shot. >> i saw her react. he went like this and started to fall. i recognized need wrathily had to be a bun shot. >> reporter: three shot total were firefight. about that time, mrs. kennedy came on the trunk. she came out of the back seat. i got on top of the car idlodown >> reporter: what he saw confirmed the worse. it took four minutes to get to the hospital. when they arrived, he said that mrs. kennedy would not let go of her husband. she didn't want anybody to see the condition he was in. it was terrible. i took off my suit coat. i covered up his head and upper back. >> reporter: soon after, clint was on the hole with attorney general robert kennedy, the president's brother. >> he said, well, how bad is it? >> reporter: he didn't know? >> he had

patrick j o'connell, james patterson. ♪ ladies and gentlemen the president of the united states and mrs.rump. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you very much. please. the first lady and i would like to welcome everyone to the white house. a very special place. no matter where we go this is one of the places that you never forget. this afternoon it is my immense privilege to present our nation's highest honors for contributions to american art and culture. the national medal of arts in the national humanities medal. please join me in congratulating each of today's recipients really and truly phenomenal achievement that is an incredible achievement. congratulations. [applause] vice president mike pence thank you very much secretary divorce thank you very much and chairman of the joint chief of staff and has done some incredible things and aku bakr al-baghdadi he did a great job. aku bakr al-baghdadi the terrorist leader the head of isis is dead. thank you very much. please stand up mark. [applause] also with us is a friend of ours and a great congressman in the lawyer, congressman phil, thank

mr. nice guy. joe biden is coming out taking on deval patrick and in an interview with don lemon, just listen to this and no one showed up. >> yeah. >> so, look, i like deval. i really do. he's a good guy and he's a solid guy. >> all right. biden is not wrong about morehouse. that is the image of the empty room at morehouse college where patrick was supposed to speak. the event was canceled after only two people showed up and the event was scheduled with almost no notice an hour before the democratic debate. keith boynkin and former clinton white house secretary joe lockhar lockhart. >> appeal is he brings people together. he ended up complimenting deval. they know each other well and it's kind of a cheap shot and the bigger picture for biden as he goes around and talks about how much support he has in the african-american community which is true, but he's -- he's got to earn that support, and you know, taking a shot at deval, i think, was off brand. >> off brand, keith. here's the thing to his point about the black vote, he is giving this interview with don in south carolina and 50% of the voters ar

patrick j o'connell, james patterso patterson. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs.rump. ♪ ♪ >> thank you very much, please. the first lady and i would just like to welcome everyone to the white house, a special place, very, very special. no matter where you go in the world, this is one of those places that you never forget. this afternoon it is my immense privilege to present our nation's highest honors for contributions to american art and culture, the national medal of arts and the national humanities medal. please join me in congratulating each of today's recipients on their really, and i mean truly phenomenal achievement to the incredible achievement and congratulations to all. [applaus [applause] >> with us today are vice-president mike pence. mike thank you very much. secretary steven mnuchin, secretary betsy devos. thank you very much, betsy. chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and a great warrior and a man who has done some incredible things two weeks ago, al-badhdadi, he did a very great job, al-badhdadi, the terrorist leader, the head of isis is dead. th