>> sarah davis. >> thank you for your time. i'm here for the bay view boat club.nd my time talking about how the legacy businesses can build the community and answer any questions you may have. my family moved down to india basin, china basin 40 years ago and joined the boat club. at the time, i don't know if any of you remember, it was abandoned train and boat houses. through the harbor association, we participated in hundreds of meetings arc the redevelopment -- around the redevelopment of the area at a time when there were no businesses to help turn it around to what it is now. now we're sitting in a part of the city that's rebuilt and brand-new, and we again are excited to participate in this sort of new san francisco that we have, and we feel very well positioned to sort of speak to what we've had in the past and build for the future. so thank you for your consideration and also acknowledging the work that all the businesses do to create that continuity in san francisco. >> president adams: thank you. next speaker, please. >> clerk: mary eliza. >> good aftern

sound check and duke sat me on his lap while he played piano and being around people like miles davis and sarah going to the certainty and the opera and ballet and shakespeare in the park and the apollo theater and seeing james brown and new york at that time was so vibe rant -- so vibe rant with live music. >> your father is black and your father is jewish. she goes on to play one of the first interracial couples. did you realize what a big deal that was? you see this -- >> because my father was whiets. so it is very interesting that norman lear chose her. i just saw norman lear recently and i hntd seen him since i was a teenager and i walked up to him and thanked him because him choosing my mother changed our lives. i would not be sitting here with you, i don't think, if that hadn't happened and i hadn't gone to los angeles. because i learned so much and my life changed so much and musically i ended up doing a lot of things out there musically. but back to that question, it was interesting that he chose this woman, that he had no idea that my mother was married to a white man. and so he had h

sarah westwood, cnn, the white house. >> let's bring in james davis to talk more about this. james, the dean of the school of economics and political science at the university of st. gallen joining this hour from munich, germany. a pleasure to have you on the show, james. >> good morning, george. >> so despite the back and forth between the president and the house speaker, nancy pelosi, the partial government shutdown continues on. democrats flatly rejecting the president's proposal to reopen government. who would you say has the stronger hand in this present tug of war? >> that's the right question, george. we're in a tug of war. the president has himself between a rock and a hard place. the longer this thing goes on the more he loses support among mainstream america. but if he compromises too much with the democrats he's going to lose the support of his hardcore base, which already is fearful he's going to cut a deal that grants amnesty to illegal aliens. so he's got himself in a difficult position. at the same time the democrats have to ask themselves at what point will th

sarah murray next to me here. further developments. >> we are learning from kristen davis known as the manhattan madam and a good friend of roger stone. she shares a duplex with him in new york. that home was searched. she was called by the fbi this morning at 6:00 a.m. they let her know they had a search warrant for the residence she shared with roger stone. they wanted to let her get ready. she has a young child. i think the agents were concerned about not alarming the child by showing up in the same fashion they showed up at roger stone's in florida. kristen davis moved about a week ago so she wasn't at the property. it tells you the fbi is searching any of roger stone's residences to get information. >> two properties searched by the fbi. that's a big day in the fbi investigation. >> we are following a ton of breaking news on this front. sarah breaking another part of this. roger stone, less than two hours from now will appear in court. stay with us for that. >> in court this morning, former trump campaign chairman paul manafort facing allegations. does this sound familiar? that he lied to the special counsel. one

sarah. >>> people are remembering a rookie officer killed in the line of duty this week. how the city of davis is honoring a police officer shot just that after weeks on the job. >>> a wisconsin teen missing for three months is safe with family members. what we are learning about the man suspected of kidnapping her and killing her parents. good morning, we have a nice forecast in store for you we are drying out. there's a nice view over san francisco. this song requested by joseph who happens to have the day off today. here is another from our second- floor studio, given your look there. mix of sun and clouds a few scattered showers. overall a good looking forecaster most of your weekend for the rain returns. i will have a look at what you can expect coming up. >>> social media there is now a photo of jayme closs reuniting with her aunt and her dog. she is a 13-year-old who was found after her parents were killed and she was kidnapped for three months. we report from wisconsin on the investigation of the manic use of the murders and abduction. >> it is exciting she has been found, praise the l

davis, who shares the duplex with rogers. he was noticed at 6:00 a.m. by the f.b.i. sarahrs in the white house driveway taking questions. she had this to say about the arrest of stone. sarah: i am not an attorney. i don't can't to get into things i don't know. what i do know this has nothing to do with the president, has nothing to do with the white house. and beyond that i am not going to get into it. reporter: have you spoken with the president about roger stone? today? sarah: i have spoken with the president. host: sarah sanders at the white house earlier today. let's hear from ann whoess in arizona -- who's in arizona. ann. caller: i think this is showing, there's just no respect. you know, we had to respect the office when obama was in there. and apparently lying is the big crime of the year. and why is it the american people can't indict the politicians for lying to us? i wish they would have investigated benghazi as long as they investigated this stuff with russia. it's just -- the problem is they want the drugs. i think president donald and i are the only people in