i think we can build a technology center in san clinton and she said to me, chris, i can't exactly tellou what she said to me but she said no way am i going into prison because we work together for many years and i knew if i did something i had to do it with her is that i was kind of how it started. >> laura: in that experience, those three hours, take us to the first day were you were able to launch your first program. >> yeah, really the goal was to help some of those guys i met. we worked a lot with young entrepreneurs as investors so i thought maybe we could just take some of that practice, put it inside, teach them how to visit build a business plan, sell it when i get out, and start a business. so we got permission from san quentin and administration to go into go nights a week, just beverly and me, and we went in and we kind of made up as we went out based on our experience and we had a deadline day in 2012 and i invited a bunch of my metro friends to come into the present to hear these presentations. >> it's definitely not know he does barbershop. speaker today to give were in s

he is the cofounder of the nonprofit the last mile and it started with one class in san clinton. gave inmates a second chance once they were released and today, there are more than a dozen programs in five states across the country closing the gap between incarceration and future employment and get this. this program, so far, has a 0% recidivism rate. i recently had the chance to sit down with him in indiana where the last mile program just graduated its first class of women. tell us how you started this thing called the last mile, why we call it the last mile, and where it began. >> it began about ten years ago. i run a venture capital firm in san francisco and a friend of mine was doing some tutoring to some men inside san quentin prison and she said that a lot of the men were asking her about business and questions about starting a business and so forth and she said i can't answer your question but i know somebody who might be able to and she asked me to come in and talk to the men and my initial reaction was no, why would i want to do that? i don't have time to do that and yo

all the way out towards the coast up in the north bay and then for your east bay hills well right clinton sannd 50's it is a slightly cooler start to the morning than where we were at yesterday, oakland you're at 54 currently berkeley at 57, while the way how at 53 later on temperatures pretty similar to yesterday's 50's to start 60's into the afternoon makes a few 70's and with it, i've got more details on high winds and what to expect the rest of the week to still to come robert. thank you john just a minor wait at the richmond san bridge toll plaza off and on. >>you'll see it stack up in some of your cash lanes but this is not bad right overall it's been a great trip into the north bay hopefully will stay nice and quiet. we're at 7 minutes to make it over to one on one. we're taking the bay bridge 80 west and there is your life and it is already stacked up. from the bottom of the maze so that just back up to the 80. the shore be split just under 15 minutes to make it in but that's going to grow. they're looking at the e sure 24 5, 8 ing amendments all still nice and smooth enough to limit

clinton. >>> the owner of a well-known san francisco shopping mall is considering an expansion project.ores or restaurants but rather housing. the project will include a mix of market rate and affordable housing at stone town galleria. the property owner has heard calls for senior housing, family housing and units for college students. stonestown is near san francisco state university. >> the only way that we are going to create a more affordable city is by creating more housing at all income ranges and a place like this on the side of the city would be a natural place to look to do that. >> developers hope to present a plan to the public early next year. >>> the warriors are on the road today and looking for a win after a couple of rough games. >> and d'angelo russell may be back for tonight's game against the minnesota timberwolves after hurting his ankle. tonight's game against the timberwolves will start at 5 pm. >>> the san jose sharks escaped with a 6-5 win against the wild. it look like the sharks were going to cruise to an easy win after jumping out to be 4-0 lead but the wild s

either way, the clinton example shows that a partisan impeachment or a impeachment that's perceived to be impart san doesn't work. tim has talked about republicans abandoning nixon. if the president's own party sticks with him, or her, he will not be impeached and, so, there is both, i think, a genuine belief on the part of a lot of people that trump has been targeted unfairly by the fake news media, by the prosecutors, and so on, and by the f.b.i. and even those who don't necessarily believe it understand it's a good strategy. >> i want to add that there was no real analogy or no parallel for nunez in the nixon story. did you not have now, democrats were in charge of both houses of congress, that's true. but you had very prominent republicans who participated in the senate watergate committee hearings. one of the huge differences between those two eras is that, by this point, in the nixon scandal, we would have all had the opportunity independently to listen to testimony. no tapes, but to listen to testimony and to see documents that disturbed a lot of americans regardless of party. so already, eac

san da dray o'connor. thursday, a look at past impeachment proceedings for andrew johnson, richard nixon and bill clinton.m. eastern on c-span3. >>> next a discussion about iraq's political outlook and relations between the u.s. and iraq under the trump administration. hosted by the atlanta council in washington, d.c., earlier this month. this is about an hour and a half.

san da dray o'connor. thursday, a look at past impeachment proceedings for andrew johnson, richard nixon and bill clinton. friday, the american revolution. american history tv fi tours all week at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >>> next a discussion about iraq's political outlook and relations between the u.s. and iraq under the trump administration. hosted by the atlanta council in washington, d.c., earlier this month. this is about an hour and a half. >>> good morning and thank you all for joining us. also our livestream audience. i'm atlantic council president and ceo fred kempe. thanks for joining us both here in the room and virtually for our conversation. if you want to use social media, use #aciraq, #aciraq. you know it's an important event when the ambassador is here, when key members of our board are here and it's always such a pleasure to have our international advisory board member mijid jafar here. thank you, crescent petroleum for this, for iraqi global energy center. miji dichlt has been a person i've been stealing ideas from for a long time. he happens to be one of the best thinkers and acto

san francisco. >> most of my clients are behind bars. [laughter] that's a lawyer joke. i taught law in law school. >> but my point is you sign the document which hillary clinton herself and you have been through varies senior jobs you understand records because of the river in little rock you don't get to pick and choose that with a different surname what type of legal penalties would somebody face quex. >> inevitable federall indictment issued by the grand jury. and frankly it is a slamdunk. >> loretta lynch knows this james comey knows this. so what intervenes? do they say we are not going quex's. >> former top officials at the ifbi. to testify behind closed doors. you are talking thousands of pages of testimony before example lisa page at the fbi they were told by the department of justice no charges would be brought against hillary clinton. so comey said the department of justice doesn't know what i'm about to do they were directing that. so a lot of people feel that none of this could've happened without the president or vice president being aware your research could not find proof of that so they don't know how high up the food chain that it went. >> as a lay out t

they lose a primary twitter and so sadly unlike the nixon and the clinton investigations, this is going to be breaking down along the part san lines. >> and as i ask you, betsy, on this, looking at the president back to washington after being overnight at the ufk championship at madison square garden, and the democrats, have they given up on trying to get any bipartisan support? >> the democrats are having to make a hard decision in the coming weeks, and that is how important is the speed, and at what cost do they move rapidly? the fact that they brought forward the vote that happened just a couple of days ago to authorize the impeachment inquiry without being able to first secure any report, any support from the republicans obviously indicates that they are moving rapidly is more important than getting the additional sort of the legitimacy that would come from having a bipartisan project, and that is being undertaken and the question that chris wallace asked this morning is when it is going to be tough for the democrats to answer going forward. and the other big challenge for democrats is that right now all of the house rep

san bernardino, california, on the others line independent is willie. california, hello, willie. go ahead with your comments. >> yes, i was here for the nixon impeachment and the clinton impeachment and now the trump impeachment and this one is totally a disgrace. it's a disgrace to american politics. what is it that makes it a disgrace, will sne. >> excuse me? >> what is it that makes it a disgrace, in your opinion. >> in my opinion it's a disgrace because you can sit here and watch sondland sit here and not tell the truth. everyone there knows he's not telling the truth. you sit here and you watch the republicans sit here and try to skate around what should have been done back in 2016. 2016 is not involved in this and we need to get to the truth of what really went on in 2018 and 2019, but nobody seems to want to find that out. everybody is just looking at impeach the president, impeach the president, well if he needs impeaching, i agree with it, but get to the truth first before you make that decision. >> let's hear from don next, port orange, florida, democrats line. >> yeah. i'd just like to say i wish congress both democrats and republicans would get together an