senior editor, scoff schafer. andreport thank you to all of y. primary et to the election in a moment. i'm curious of your reaction of the mayor's comments. let's begin with you, scott. >> o you are the maya town of 11,000 people. su are the sheriff of fresno county anddenly you are at the white house with the president. it's live on television. it has to a little heady thing to find yourself in the middle of that. first of a, you have to kind of accept that there aviews are sincere. people at the white house, generally speaking, believe that the sanctuary state law is a good thing. it hamperser their ability tok p the public safe. i was struck by the diskeb, between the rhetoric coming out of the white house and the president in particular, saying, this mayoryi g, we don't have a problem with crime, and you know documentedimmigrants. it's sort of the problem that is

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scott schafer from kqed radio. john diaz of the "san francisco chronicle." i want to note that moments ago, we held a moment of silence to mark the passing of a man who held the two-time governor of california in the 1980s when another california governor was president. mr. george deukmejian died today. he was 89. >>> here are the ground rules. each candidate will have 60 seconds to answer a question posed directly to them. the remaining candidates will have 30 seconds east to respond and i can ask a follow-up question. we'll ask people to withhold applause. a drawing determined that miss eastin will get the first question. that question will come from me. so we'll begin. the bay area is home to extraordinary wealth, billionaires, expensive homes, famous tech companies in silicon valley. there's immense poverty and homelessness in this region. how can that disparity be healthy in the bay area and how can you fix it? >> it is not healthy for the bay area, los angeles, sacramento, oakland, anywhere. the reality is we have a homeless problem all over this state

senior editor, scoff schafer. andreporte nk you to all of you.e will get to the primary election in a moment. i'm curious of your reaction of the of 11,000 people.he mayor of a you are the sheriff of fresno county a suddenly you are at the white house with the president. it's live on television. it has to be a little heady thing to find yourself in the middle of at. first of all, you have to kind of accept that there aviews aree sin e,oue ohheathit w ct shinanry uait hamperser their ability to keep the public safe. i was struck by the diskeb, between the rhetoric coming out e white house and the president in particular, saying, this mayor saying, we don't have emroa h w dblumenitted immigran. it's sort of problem that is around this issue where youhe he the president really going hard saying that these areen ha criminals, bad ombres r whatever you want to say, and you have l oa lsit's not the reality of the crime that ware concerned about. >> yeah, it's going to be an interesting one from a legal ri perspective,t, we heard that the aclu is going

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