he's the bona fide group, l.l.c., doing business as the redford lounge. it's 673 geary at leavenworth street. it's on lower knob hill. for those -- nob hill. for those with a memory, it was the ambassador's. i think the redford has been in there about six years, never been a problem. entertain x we're asking for -- entertainment we're asking for will be sort of chill music. we don't want to be a club, we want people to sit down and talk to each other. they're talking about a buddha bar, public outreach. we've been basically contacting all our neighbors down on this part of geary street, and some of the managers of the smaller -- or they're large hotels with small rooms, so we've been talking to them. and i think this will be a good project, and if you've got any questions, hopefully, we can answer them. >> i do have one question. tell me about this outdoor speaker and why it's important to you. >> the outdoor speaker was previously before us -- once -- i'm not sure why someone would have an outdoor speaker, but as far as i've been going around there, it h

robert redford is selling his home in the wine country. it's ten acres just outside of shaenl san helena. selling for a cool $7.5 million. if we're looking for a little slice of hollywood we can get bob redford's house. >> that mega millions ticket wasn't sold here, though. keep on dreaming. >> i just need help with the down payment. >> we're going to have to bring in a few more people. >> live look outside right now. take a look out your window tonight, it's really nice. mostly clear skies. in san jose 68 degrees. notice it's going to be another chilly night. grab the blanket. we'll be down in the 50s at 11:00. i'll talk more about what's in store with heat the next couple of days in just a few minutes. b. it happened when oakland city crews and police tried to clean up an area near lake merritt. the city came to this homeless encampment to get rid of debris and clear tents from the walk way. the city says - it offered people beds in nearby "tuff sheds", but >>> the city says it ordered people -- excuse me, it offered people beds in nearb

robert redford is selling his 10-acre retreat in st. helena. three bedrooms, three and a half baths, an artist studio and a pool. the asking price, $7.5 million. you're going to need the lotto to buy some of these. >>> so who winner? a single winner took the entire jackpot in last night's drawing. >> the ticket was sold in upstate south carolina near greenville. the store gets $50,000 for selling the winning ticket. i thought it would be more. we may never learn the name of the winner of the billion dollar prize because south carolina state law allows the holder or holders of a winning ticket to stay anons. here in the bay are ticket with five of the six numbers was sold at the safeway in san francisco. that ticket is worth more than $500,000. so congratulations. >> every week there's a local safeway involved. >> that's where we should go shopping next time. >>> well, we know what it takes to win a championship ring, but what does it take to make one? we'll show you that. >> stay with us. way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds fo

we got 30 complaints about metalica and ongoing complaints, three redford fun bar and benders, and then, halcyon, we've received three complaints since last hearing, and we're working with -- me, myself, and the inspectors are working with executive director weiland on trying to enforce after hours, 3:00, 4:00 a.m., double dutch, are back in touch with the complainant. after doing a sound test, ultrabowl, we're still waiting to get them into compliance and get them a report. >> the 30 complaints for the metallica dream force sounds like a lot. can you be more -- >> i just want to give a little more background on this one. it's sort of interesting. so this is a multijurisdictional large scale event, so we're one of many agencies that permitted the event. part of the event footprint was on our property to permit, whereas the majority of patrons actually watching the event were on rec and park property? so i think there was a little bit of confusion in the actual planning portion of this process in permitting these events in the past that maybe we didn't realize the confusion was even ther

a times profile that cast him as a robert redford look alike chauffered around new york. the very times piece fred trump was arranging a $4 million trust for his son while trump kept bragging he builds things on his own. >> at an age of 37, i don't believe anyone has built more things that we have in terms of the business that i'm in. >> the times document at that very time in the '80s, trump was getting salary from his dad. about quarter of a million in today's currency saying it wasn't easy. >> it's not been easy for me. it's not been easy. i started off in brooklyn. my father gave me a small loan of a million dollars. >> the evidence shows that a wild lie because fred trump lent him over 140 million in today's dollars. this is not some kind of starter money for when hef was in his teens or 20s or maybe a few gifts as he was growing up. what we find in the new piece is while trump was trouting his riches on tv he was getting some of the biggest gifts from his dad like in 2004 when the apprentice premiered. ♪ money money money ♪ money money money ♪ money >> you see both

. >> i love the scene when redford playing the part of bob woodward sees carl reworking his story. >>'s it going? what are you doing? >> polishing it. >> what's wrong with it? >> nothing, nothing, it's good. >> then what are you doing with it? >> i'm just helping. it's a little fuzzy. >> may i have it? >> i don't think you're saying what you mean. >> i know exactly what i mean. >> not here. i can't tell from this whether hunt works for coleson or coleson works for hunt. >> can i have it, please? >> i'm not looking for a fight. >> i'm not looking for a fight either. >> just aware of the fact you've only been here nine months. >> having known both of them, that was so true. that's what goes on in newsroom. >> i don't mind what you did. i mind the way you did it. >> the thing about bernstein that i think you captured so well was his assuredness about how right he was, you know. at the same time totally intuitive, totally instinctive where he had to push woodward, and you're rewriting me because you're a better writer and you do it without even thinking how bruised it's going to be. >> wo

how about robert redford's former home in napa valley? this is a ten-acre wine country retreat in st. helena. the 5,500 square foot house went on the market for a cool $7.5 million. the actor says he's selling the home to move to the bay area to be a little closer to family. lovely. >> beautiful home there. >>> we've got much more for you right here. netflix denying allegations of racism. what the streaming service is accused of doing to get minorities to watch. >>> and apple ceo tim cook has a warning about your data. the reason he says it's being weaponized. jurors today resume g the fate of a san >>> welcome back. the top stories from across the bay area. jurors today resumed deliberations in the fate of a san jose man accused of killing his parents. testimony ended last week in the trial. he's accused of shooting his mother and father in 2016. he represented himself in what at times reportedly was a bizarre and rambling defense. if convicted, he could face 25 years to life in prison. >>> and the desperate plea from the family of shell

quote, he's tall, lean and blond with dazzling white teeth and he looks ever so much like robert redford. he rides around town in a chauffeured cadillac with his initials on the plates. edates slinky fashion models, belongs to the most elegant clubs, and at only 30 years of age estimates he is worth more than $200 million. so began a november 1, 1976 article in "the times," one of the first major profiles of donald trump and a cornerstone of decades of myth making about his wealth. how can he claim to be worth more than $200 million when he would divulge later to casino regulators that his taxable income that year in 1976 was actually $24,594 for the full year? but the times in 1976 apparently bought it hook, line and sinker, and then they turned around and sold to it public. quote, in the chauffeured cadillac, donald trump took "the times'" reporter on a tour of what he called jobs chs he told her about the manhattan hotel he planned to convert into a grand hyatt. his father grarnted the construction loan. he took her to the hudson river rail yards that he planned to develop. the rights

ainsley: robert redford wrote for the first time i can remember i feel out of place in the country wasavorite actors. i would ask him why. dolls the job boom make him feel out of place? does that make him uncomfortable all these jobs out there now? i think it's because hollywood is not used to someone in a leadership position on the right that's willing to take them on. we have a president that is willing to take on, you know, the media, it's no secret. willing to take on hollywood. i think that makes them very uncomfortable. they are used to republicans that roll over and play dead and say you know what? it's hollywood, we're not going to bother. the guy that doesn't care and he calls a spade a spade. they are very, very uncomfortable with that and i don't blame them. steve: donald trump in addition to being a real estate developer real estate guy and businessman entertainer, still is. >> that's true. interesting, too. he was beloved before as the imarch. thought that was cool. got invited to all the cool parties and everything. now that he is a republican and is he running the countr

morning we're talking about the crime comedy film "the old man and the gun" stars 82-year-old robert redfordtucker, a career criminal who escapes from san quentin and embarks on an unprecedented number of heists. >> the timing has to feel right. when it does feel right, you make your move. so you walk right up, look her in the eye and you say, ma'am, this is a robbery. then you show her the gun like this. >> excuse me -- >> he's aging backwards, i swear. >> does he play the old man or the gun? >> i think the old man with the gun. critics are loving "the old man with the gun." giving it a 90% certified fresh on rotten tomatoes. it has an ease that sucks you in. it's a mellow vibe of storytelling that isn't appreciated anymore but it's definitely worth revisiting. another says it feels both timeless and old-fashioned and intensely enjoyable. i actually want to go see it now. they sold me. >> the other end of the spectrum is "halloween" the sequel. forget the eight sequels over the past 40 years, "halloween" is a direct sequel to the 1978 classic with jamie lee curtis returning to her iconic ro

i'm robert redford.me to the global climate action summit. ♪ [applause] the view from space helps us understand the magnitude of the challenge we are up against it for people in many parts of the world climate change is a daily reality that threatened their lives and way of life. the people you are about to hear from now know this better than almost anyone because they have seen the devastating effects firsthand. they know what's at stake and what it will take to meet the challenges head-on. the first is on the front lines of the fight to save her country and other island nations from the devastation of climate change. please welcome prime minister motley. [applause] ♪ good morning, everyone. the existin existence of my brod sisters is stressed as we speak today. i almost didn't make it here today. indeed as we speak, the tropical storm is landing and this is the fourth storm or hurricane in three years as we speak. barbados escaped the ravages of the last hurricane season, the costliest on record in the

i'm robert redford. welcome to the global climate action summit. well, that use from space help us understand the magnitude of the challenge that we are up against but while our planet looks peaceful from above, for people in many parts of the world climate change is a daily reality that threatens the lifes of threatens their way of life. the people you're about to hear from now know this better than almost anyone because they have seen the devastating effects firsthand. they know what's at stake in the know what it will take to meet the challenges head on. our first speaker is a pioneer, the female, the first in the prime minister of barbados. she is on the front lines of the fight to save her country and other island nations from the devastation of climate change. please welcome prime minister mia mottley. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. the very existence of my island nation and that of my brothers and sisters in the caribbean, their nation, is threatened as we speak today. i almost didn't make it here today. indeed, as we speak, tropical

it is actually a surprise because this is rick, east lexington, redford, this district, nine points wereouse.can than the this is not investors republicans ought to have to worry about, but amy mcgrath is a marine pilot. that went viral on the internet, raise enormous amounts of money, and a lot of attention, and so this is a that, given where the lines are drawn, republicans should not have to worry about, but it is unique circumstances, and this is a year where women candidates are doing really well, and democrats made a point of nominating a life women with military records, military combat records , and it has worked well for them. republicans have some, too. host: bringing up that mcgrath ad, on thursday on this program, we will be talking about the best and worst ads of this political cycle. that is one we have already pulled to talk about that a. , news in manchester hampshire. good morning. guest: i was just there. caller: all right. college-educated suburban woman, and i agree with you that the democrats were acting like sam, red-facedsemite and shooting themselves in the foot.