i am so excited that rodney -- is rodney here? yes, rodney and the ymca, and anisha's here. i'm excited that they're going to be implementing great programs that the ymca provides, and i'm looking forward to being here in how long, phil? >> 15, 16 months. >> the hon. london breed: 15 months when we cut the ribbon of the new recreation center and playground. and hopefully, the swings are going to be strong enough to bold adults, too. >> both of us. >> the hon. london breed: thank you, phil. appreciate it. because we are still kids at heart, and that's what parks do for all of our citizens. we want kids to get outside and play. we want adults and others to enjoy our basketball courts and our tennis courts and our rec centers and all that san francisco has to offer. so i just want to say thank you to the voters for continuing to support parks funding every time you see it on the ballot. thank you to the community of the western addition for not only supporting this and being actively engaged, but continuing to support parks in this neighborhood. and i guarantee you that even th

here she dared to criticize president rodney go to charity and says this is the payback senator german t.v. is all this just three telly ation against you. it's persecution pure and simple is mr tacked on a personal vendetta against you definitely. dilema was arrested in february of twenty seventeen after being accused of taking bribes from imprisoned drug traffickers many believe the charges are trumped up because de lima has repeatedly called for an end to the bloody killing a suspected drug dealers. pressure has been applied by the man at the top who from the start didn't hesitate to employ dissent from asian discrediting and character assassination against opponents. he did begin to believe you all know you are already here.

here with us. our partnership with the y is really extraordinary. it's at bodecker, it's all over the city. i am really excited for it, and with that, let me invite up rodney and gary from the ymca. >> thank you, phil, and thank you, mayor breed. the last time i saw the mayor here, we were having a program for kids about sugary beverages. and then, mayor breed came over and spent the better part of an hour with them, being involved with them on a really personal level. and i didn't have such the great appreciation for her relationship to this park, but it was clear in her relationship to those children. and i want to thank you for that leadership. also, supervisor brown, i may be the oldest person here right now, but i was born here. we lived on pine street, and the history of my family in san francisco really started in what we call the fillmore, and now the western addition. so this is really sacred ground for me personally, and a place where i had the opportunity to become who i am because of everybody who worked so hard for young people at that point in history. and now, we're on a different time frame, where young people are less visible in our city,

i told him, rodney, do you understand where you are? hereown, anything could happen. >> bastrop is about 30 miles outside of austin, but it's also about 30 years behind austin. there was an atmosphere in the town of -- >> racism. okay? point blank, period. >> jimmy brown was reed's first lawyer, but left the case before it went to trial. from the very beginning, brown saw a troubling racial bias. >> this case seemed to be premised on the fact that good white girls don't have sex with thugs. that is literally the theory of the state. because other than that, what is the motive? all you're saying is that because he had sex with her, that means he had to kill her. >> reed says he lied about knowing stacey because he didn't believe he'd get fair treatment if the police knew he was having an affair with another officer's fiance. >> when we started seeing each other, it came up she was seeing an officer, and that's why we mainly tried to be as discreet as possible. it's not like i'm trying to hide and dodge, places i felt it was safe for us to be,

here. >> oh, my god! >> i don't know what to say. >> dana: the good news is, you can help rodney. check out our twitter page at "daily briefing." melania trump is having a toys for tots drive held by the marine corps today. she will help sort toys and make christmas cards, which is an amazing event every year. i know the kids got a kick out of having her there. at 5:00, we'll have more on the oscars and who should host it. all the gang will be there and i have one more thing you don't want to miss. thanks for joining us. we'll be back tomorrow. lots of news. i'll see you tomorrow. i'm dana perino. here's shep. >> shepard: showdown at 1600. it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 at the white house where president trump and the top democrats and congress went at it arguing about the border wall, a government shut down and the mid-term elections. >> excuse me. did we win the senate? who won the senate? >> when the president bags that he won north dakota and indiana, he's in trouble. >> there's more. the president saying that he would be proud to shut down the government over border securi

. >> this whole building, you know, has a lot -- i also did two specials here in -- in 8-h with rodneyup. can i tell a quick story? >> jimmy: i'd love to hear, please. >> of how i saved his life. this ia true story. [ light laughter ] i'm serious. i was hanging around with him. that's how i learned everything. he was starting to get a little well known. no one knew me. we had a gig in buzzard's bay in cape cod and we get up there and it's terrible windy -- you know, terrible wind. and rodney goes, "i'll tell them, let's take out a a sailboat." i go, "rodney, what do you know about sailing?" he says, "what's there to know? it's the wind." [ laughter ] g so, heives $20 to the boat boy from boston, this kid, he says, "i don't know, you know, it's 35-knot winds out there. the boss mayot like it." never mind -- so he had to give us a sailing s . he was -- >> jimmy: to you and rodney dangerfield? >>ight this is the fo'c'sl this is the main sole and rodney goes, "never learned that bull [ bleep ]. just give me the k ]s." [ laught >> jimmy: to the sailboat. >> wanted the keys to a a sailboat.

here in st. louis and ferguson. and rodney williams, my newfound friend, who helped us, my paer in -- paternity. thank you to my brothers are paving the way for us. my family friends, michael and rodney anderson, thank you for your support. in talking about truth. hand to ron. when woe opened in atlanta. we were blessed, i felt honored to have john li john lewis intre at barnes & nobles, that is so special. john lewis. he has his way of takes it back to the '50s and '60s, he said reading is important, especially when you are telling the truth. i thought of one of my friends, he said the truth is not always want people want to hear, but it needs to be heard, that is what the black and blue in high minds about. i am looking for forward to a good conversation with ron, and good qand ax with audience, thank you. >> >> thank you. >> this like coming home for me. i worked here as a reporter. for a number of years, 99 until i move away in 2005. so st. louis, i have a lot of memories here, and friends, i tell people all of the time. o

rodney? >> ronnie? >> ronnie. >> i have known him for many years, a long time. >> before he came here?m then? >> i wouldn't say in love with him, but i loved him. >> this is not just a contract you're signing. >> i understand that. it's a covenant. >> it is a covenant you're making with him, you know, and this makes it much, much more serious. >> there are certain people that are allowed to come into the prison to perform these wedding ceremonies. he was one of them. they didn't know each other ahead of time. he was obviously trying to counsel her. >> he'll have this black mark against him. >> i know that. i already know. i mean, i have known people that's come out of prison and some even being family and they are -- it's hard -- the hardest thing i think i seen is jobs. people don't want to employ them. >> right. normally, i just flat turn down weddings here because i find in most cases the men are just using the women for their own advantage. >> i've heard stories. >> you've heard stories? >> i've heard stories. i'm aware of all the ups and downs, and i'm prepared to help him adapt b

here are the pro bowl selections. the raiders have three wins and 11 losses, not a lot of guys on the pro bowl but they did have some alternates. the tight end, rodney hudson the center and the offense of lineman. that means if someone bows out they will play. >> in look at he has caught kutztown -- touchdown passes in three consecutive games. >> he doesn't get in the end zone a lot but lately, he has been doing good and derek carr is going to him. he himself is getting a kick out of this. >> i have been part of teams in the past where you don't see the goal line for five weeks. so when teams let me do this, i can get lost. someone told me it was 34 games since i scored. >> as for the 49ers, they did have two members make it to the pro bowl and that would be the fullback and he is going for the third consecutive year, and a backup, it is george kittle who has come into his own. he is the first 49er tight end to go over 1000 yards in a seonate warriors have the night off. they won their game against the grizzlies last night. it was a milestone money monday. stephan curry made it up to 1000 points. kevin durant also passed larry bird for the all-time

rodney davis rick geanforte you did a great job out there. fantastic job. neil dunn, ron estess. bob good gladder is here with comey i think. trying to see how much he is lying today. frank lucas, roger marshal dan newhouse thank you all. great people collin peterson hi good job >> very nice >> david rouser. where is david is he around hi david congratulations. fon netical phonetically it is very tough. austin, where is austin? thank you. thank you. glenn thompson hi glenn bruce westerman and ted yojo thank you very much. so we are here to celebrate a really tremendous victory for the american farmer. ranchers, agriculture, incredible people. by the signing of the 2018 farm bill, very important we have been working long and hard on this one we were hearing it might not be able to pass this year i didn't want to talk to pat about that so we passed it we achieved a very historic landmark it is a big additional victory the house and senate have both passed landmark and criminal justice reform and sent it to my desk forsignature. that's a big thing [ applause ] >> and i want to thank ivanka for working on that. it was an incred

here? who would know better than former budget deputy director under president bush 41, bob grady. good to have you. what you think happened now? >> i think people in business are like rodneying of the l.a. riots can't we just get along. i think is your producer said part of this was theater. give president trump some credit for having that in the open. a lot of presidents have had those meetings behind closed doors. they are the offered one point x billion in border security funding, which is the budget request. so there's a middle ground there somewhere. is your producer was saying, one of the problems with speaker pelosi as she is not out of the woods yet on getting elected speaker so she can be seen as competing anything here because she's got to get elected speaker and she can't lose the progressive and the far left end of her caucus. i think they said that they had to say in front of the camera so hopefully they'll be meeting beyond not without the cameras there. 75% of the funding of the federal government in a given year has already been approved. neil: nothing these guys do is going to change that. that represents about three and a quarter trillion of the budget.