dph has got to change. >> robert rogers, judith crane,roma guy and jennifer. you can come up in any order. whoever gets here first gets to speak. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am judith claim. as a past employee with over 30 years working with the city, i get how difficult it is to institute change. as a mother with a son with schizophrenia currently lives at the arf we can't afford not to. my son entered with the jails after being beaten by eight police officers. he was moved seven times during the first year of treatment. now you are telling me that it is unsafe for him to be at the arf where he has been for two years? he has finally found some stability. i don't believe he is unsafe. while it is needing major reforms, it provides low barrier long-term care for severe mental illness that is rapidly disappearing. he was moved from hummingbirds. it does not provide long-term care for people with severe mental illness. keep the beds open at the arf, that service improvements be helped to move them to independence. schizophrenia is a painful condition. i h

. >> jeff esten, michelle, sarah larson, robert rogers. >> police say your name. >> good afternoon, i am vivrian. i have been a mental health advocate for over 40 years including working in the field for over 20. decades an go we fought to have the mental health residential facility built. we expected that it always would be fully utilized. recently there was a plan to switch some beds to navigation center beds. this essentially pitted one group of people needing services against another. the community revolted. before the publico speak, san francisco in an incentive action sent formal notices to vacate to some residents an the the adult residential facility. getting that frightening notice can really set them back. evicting mental health clients to get positive press about homelessness is a shameful political strategy. then the plot thickens. a number of beds at the facility are empty. why? people wait for months stuck in inappropriate levels

robert frank kate rogers. former trump administration official once in charge of student aid is quitting in protest over the debt situation. and now preparing to run for senate he'll join me with his plan next as we go take a look at shares of tupperware, which are sinking 32% following a miss on the top and bottom line in their latest earnings the company blamed the trade war and a stronger dollar cut its full year outlook too. we're back in a couple minutes through the at&t network, edge-to-edge intelligence gives you the power to see every corner of your growing business. from finding out what's selling best... to managing your fleet... to collaborating remotely with your teams. giving you a nice big edge over your competition. that's the power of edge-to-edge intelligence. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back a former trump administration official who was in charge of federal student aid is sounding the alarm and saying much of the trillion and a half dollars in loans will never be repaid he has stepp

roberts, thank you. let's bring in the national press secretary for the trump campaign. roger, former obama administration staff. great to see you both. roger, i am going to come to you on the fact that all of this -- and you heard john roberts laying it out. all of this is very much in the weeds for the american people. what is the calculation that the democrats are making right now? it is always risky to go forward with impeachment. what is their calculation right now that makes this a course that they really want to push? >> sure. first of all, thank you for having me. it is great to be here. with the democrats have ahead of them is to basically combat with the president's efforts are going to be. in the spirit situation, you have a complicated situation about the president's team had to simplify. a relatively simple situation that they are everyday now trying to complicate. so, for the democrats, tactically in terms of communication, we can always just go back to the fact that the president was dangling hundreds of millions of dollars of aid over a struggling country that

roger sandler. he continued shooting pictures. in fact, sandler was so close to the action that robert kardashian mistook him for a cop and made a desperateabbing my arm and begging, don't kill him. you shouldn't kill him. please don't kill him. kardashian was pleading with me with tears in his eyes. >> the team began to negotiate with simpson. >> we immediately go to work. we want to introduce dialogue. >> but they faced yet another challenge. the bedlam surrounding them, the deafening noise made communication next to impossible. >> get rid of these helicopters. we cannot hear. >> and they had to deal with something else, something even less manageable and way more unpredictable. >> he's a large male and been agitated now the surrounded inside us. >> the man in the middle right between simpson and s.w.a.t. al cowlings. >>> coming up -- >> please, listen to me. listen to me, o.j. >> he wanted to be the go between, difficult, annoying, obnoxious. >> cowlings was very volatile. he's pointing there's s.w.a.t. guys over here on the lawn, get me out? >> could this get any worse? >> when "dateline" continues. wo? >> when "dateline" continues to

rogers. good evening to both of you. i want to play this audio of the discussion between -- this is the chief judge robert and the attorney for president trump. watch this. >> many things have been said by me and my family -- false things. i look forward to defending myself vigorously. i am certain that truth will be vindicated. >> what's your view on the fifth avenue example? local authorities couldn't investigate, they couldn't do anything about it? >> i think once a president is removed from office, any local authority, this is not a permanent immunity. >> i am talking about while in office. >> no. >> nothing could be done, that's your position? >> that is correct. >> for the first part that was lev parnas. that infamous boast from the president has now turned into an actual legal argument in court. so what's going on? >> yeah. today they were in court to argue about the taxes, of course the manhattan da's office is trying to get the taxes. the president's lawyers are saying, no, you can't get them. the president is entitled to essentially immunity. he can't be prosecuted. specifically they are arguing while he is in o