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he entered politics at the age of 17 and served on the state assembly before becoming clerk recorder. >> the public impeachment hearings looming, president trump is facing a friendly crowd in a state that supports him the most. democrats hoping to replace mr. trump next november are out on the trail in key early states aware that they might be facing a shake-up. chris pollone reports. >> republican impeachment hearings, president trump left washington for a friendlier crowd. >> president trump and the first lady in attendance today. >> attending a college football game in alabama where his public approval rating is highest, but even with washington in his rear view. the government officials who have raised red flags over his interactions with ukraine are clearly at the top of his mind. it's all about the transcript and they have people, i haven't even heard of some of these people and i don't know who they are. >> meanwhile, the democrats hoping to unseat trump next november are out in important voting states. in new hampshire, joe biden seemed jgenuinely surprised to hear that he is

a warm welcome for california state assembly member, david chu. >> good morning, san francisco.this is a san francisco day. i was thinking of how to start my thoughts, and maybe i would start with the following which is i am going to be short because he was and i am. thank you all for being a part of the community of san francisco and so many of the community leaders who led to this day, to this wonderful naming dedication. of course we want to salute anita and your family for your family, your sacrifice, and your love. all of us have countless memories of the mayor, and i'm going to relay just a few quick ones. it was exactly ten years ago to the day that i was in this international terminal with then-supervisor chu and mar. the three of us were the first chinese supervisors to serve together. we were heading on a good-will trip to southern china. we were joined by members of the chinese chamber, some of who are here. what was historic about that event for me ten years later is that we were joined by one incredibly competent, selfless, humble, and smiling city administrator, ed

the bill made it easily through the state assembly but it hit a roadblock when the southern california senator showed that cross border commuters were worried. even if it passes it will still need federal approval. >>> a better than expected jobs report propelling the market today. we'll check out stocks when we come back. >>> the minimum wage in california's going up in less than 2 months the statewide minimum wage is set $2 months the statewide minimum wage is set to hit fif $15 an hour. several bay area cities will have including san francisco and san jose. emeriville has the highest minimum some good economic news. the unemployment rate picked up 10%. but the lowest in 50 years. analysts say the jobs report should ease concerns. food services and drinking establishments hosted some of the biggest job gains. they also know americans are willing. put the s&p 500. the dow jones is doing great up more than 236 points up almost one full percentage points smeeuf is up by 3/4 of a percent. >>> we'll tell you about a nurse who went well above and beyond as the kincade fire was raging out o

on behalf of the state assembly, i want to present you with this certificate congratulating the openingf this new facility. [applause] >> hello, i am with senator kamala harris' office. she wanted to send a quick note over to you all in terms of congratulating you for this new space and taking an oath to break the cycles and iterations of poverty. she was most interested in your work on working with the young adult court and making critical interventions with young people trying to change their lives. goodwill is a long-standing champion a positive change for communities. best wishes on the brand -- grand opening of the new headquarters. [applause] >> all right. that is our program today. i just want to say, everyone, thank you so much for coming. i want to thank all of the goodwill staff and what we will do is there will be tours over here. there's lots of classroom stuff and there's also food. please enjoy. thank you all for coming very much. [applause] [♪] >> go ahead and cut it. [cheers and applause]

republiccked up the two state assembly seats that cover the area he is from an state senate heat he -u still hold and that is a white working class area of southern new jersey, the kind of place where donald trump performed well in 2016. we see those results, those places may be trending away from democrs. judy: you mentioned the suburbs. philadelphia suburbs, democrats did well. is there something about the kind of suburbs where democrats are getting stronger and whet? they aren' kyle: if you look at census numbers and whether a place has higher than average four-year college attendance, the national number is 30% but if a county ha35%, 40% for your college democrats., that will go towards various places are in stages of transion but that number tells the story. if you look at a place that is overly white, doesn't have high four-year college attainment, a white working class area like southern new jersey am a trending towards the republicans. there are lots of varieties and fferences in the outcomes, but those big picture t trends, nationalization of the split in the white electorate

people that she has described but also by russian flats who use the fragmentation to use critiques state assembly in which traffic digital blackface which was a character black activist looks normal yet spots are. so we boast of actual every strand of society, if we just take one step back from the creation of a black identity extremist report to the digital blackface and white nationalists for the threat of black and brown people in this country and then we think about the overall outcome in our electoral arena, you could center the consequences of any court significantly, can't take anymore aspect of society and say well, race and crime is not really important. we should talk about other issues. so the question of how they are dealing with it and what we should be doing about it, the attack of white supremacist on innocent people also bent that disinformation is enabled federal officials from seeing the real problem. it created a big problem. what do we do? it turns out some of the resistance to what was going on was only made possible by virtue of black people on social media and seeing what w

approved a proposition of keeping daylight savings time year-round and the bill easily passed the state assemblyaid commuters were worried about being out of sync with mexico. they also pulled the bill and plans to reintroduce it next year but if it passes, it will need federal approval. >>> the movie grease will have a chance to own hollywood history. they are selling things as her role of sandy and other things from her career. it is all for a good cause. >> this is the iconic act. these are the actual jacket and pants that i was wearing. >> the black leather jacket and skintight pants worn by olivia newton john from the 1970 musical grease is expected to sell for more than $200,000 at auction in beverly hills. >> i talked to them about selling my jacket and pants they sent me a catalog and i thought i can expand it beyond here. >> the cancer driver decided to auction off what she called sandy 2 along with 500 items from her music, tv and other careers. they raised funds for cancer wellness center in melbourne, australia. >> it will go to research and for cancer. i want to do more research at

republicans picked up the two state assembly seats that cover sortf the generaarea where he is from andtate senate seat that he used to hoanld. that that is kind of a white working class area of southern new jersey. that is othe kind place donald trump really performs quite well in 2016. and we see similar kind ofat results in tven with trump in the white house those places may be sort of trending away from democrats. th woodruff: you mentioned suburbs a minute ago. philadelphia suburbsk dement krats did well. is there something about the kind of suburbs where democrats are getting stronger anderh they aren't? >> i tell you what, if you look at f you just look at cennmsus ts and you look at whether a place has higher than average for four geyear colcame in, nationally it is about 30%. a county has 35, 40% four ar college a intament that is a place generally trending towards democrats. various places are in various stage of transition but if nu look at thber it steles a tale and if you look at a place overly white don't have high four year college a tainlt, classified as white working, c

from that law here this morning circling the state building in san francisco, hoping to get some state assemblyto listen to them and maybe make a change to ab 5 to get them exempt. yesterday they were outside the same building in oakland where they were protesting there. many drivers say they like to work as independent owner/operator truckers. it allows them to set their hours and be their own boss and earn more money and they say they've spent $200,000 or more on their trucks to be fully compliant with all federal and state safety regulations. some truckers worry that ab 5 will force them out of business. >> we are independent owner/operators. we do a majority of other work being done out here. the unions and the contractors can't possibly buy that many trucks and keep them. they've had their own motor carrier permits in their own insurance. they pay their own taxes. they have chosen to be independent. >> reporter: governor newsom signed ab 5 into law in september. the state says more than 1 million californians have been classified by employers looking to cut costs. this law will instruct re

state assembly member evan lowe is expected to sit town with the founder of the moms demand gun safeccess in america. the event is free and gets under way at 10:30 at the orchard city banquet hall. >>> also new this morning, a maryland company is working to make a medical break-through finding a cure for hiv. american gene technologies has submitted a 1,000 page document to the fda for a single dose drug it touts as a cure for the vir virus. over 1 million people in the u.s. are living with hiv. the company is expected to hear back from the fda before the end of the year. if the drug is approved, phase one of a clinical trial could begin in january. >>> 6:26 right now. still ahead for you this hour, a rare site in the sky, when you will be able to spot a planet passing over the moon tonight. and the warning before you look up. >>> plus more local news, the question one man's family is asking after a deadly encounter with police. much more news ahead. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> right now, 6:30, fire danger, is kicking back up in parts of the bay area this week. kari will

they plan to circle the state building here for a couple hours, hoping to get the attention of state assembly are hoping to they can get some attention this morning, as well. starting at 8:30, it's going to go for a couple hours. they just told us, they can't talk as they drive around the block. they say they are expecting a lot of truck driver s drivers we'll go to marin county, the proposed tax is expected to raise millions for maintenance of the 93-year-old memorial park. three of those fire departments rely on volunteers, now each agency will be able to boost staffings with eight firefighter s firefighters. >>> the irs received information they should have not been private to. homeland security was given data to nearly 200 people including records for people who were in the country illegally, but applying for special licenses. a dmv spokesperson says it has been informing drivers about what happened. >>> santa clara county supervisors are considering conservative ship law, people who are mentally ill. half a dozen, saying the city's mental health issues have reached prices of epic per por

in 2002, while i was a member of the new york state assembly, the new york e of the state legislature, we passed tuition, allowing undocumented college students in-state y to pay tuition. we did that with a republican and with a republican-led senate. year, new york state, peralta ssed the jose dream act. so it can be done, madam just recently, i was speaking to a group of reamers and advocates in battery park, new york. as ng the statue of liberty a backdrop to our rally, and i cognizant of e what they're doing because very those that write history, hose that write the chapters are he annals of history not aware they're doing it. so i asked them to pay close ttention to what they were doing because they are in fact the protag nists, they are the -- protagonists, they are the leaders of this movement. their faces and see what they want to do for our country, it's almost impossible to them. so i told them to be very ognizant of their effort, because in fact, they are an army of good will. may not have weapons in wear hands, they may not military gear, but they are an will that i think

family from edgefield, south carolina, and a planner himself until he was elected to the state general assembly in 1860 where was a strong supporter of the secessionist movement. 1861,he war broke out in lamar would receive an appointment to serve as a staff governor of south carolina's staff, but he very quickly found himself bored. petitioned for a field command which he would finally get and he would rise through ranks, following his shift in assignment. colonel thomas lamar at battery tower, or tower battery seeing these federal soldiers begin to juneruct their camp on 9th order his guns inside the battery to open fire. andtarted throwing shell shrapnel at the federal camps and loo mar would keep his guns firing hour after hour after hour for nearly 24 hours until thisrton hearing all of kerfuffle going down would send an order to lamar to stop firing. conserve your ammunition. lamar ignores pemberton's order and decides to not order them to stop firing, just slacken their of fire. the following day on june 10t perhapsmberton inspired by the aggressive action would order james smith to prob

from edgefield, south carolina, and he was a planter himself until he was elected to the state general assembly in 1860, where he was a strong supporter of the secessionist movement. when the war broke own, lamar would receive an appointment to serve as a staff officer on the governor of south carolina staff, but he very quickly found himself bored. and he petitioned for a field command, which he would finally get, and he would rise through the ranks following his shift in assignment. they saw the soldiers begin to structure their camp on june 9, ordered guns inside the battery to open fire. he started throwing shell at the federal camps. would lawyer would keep his guns firing hour after hour after hour after nearly 24 hours until pemberton, hearing this going down from tower battery would send an order to lamar to stop firing. conserve your ammunition. lamar ignores the order and decides to not order them to stop firing, just slacken their rate of fire. the following day on june 10, pemberton, perhaps inspired by lamar's aggressive action on james island, would order general william smith and

. >> the united states is assembling one of the largest naval strike forces in the history of the waramese course. >> have you carried out the order i gave last night 12 hours ago regard to using naval gunfire on the dmz in north vietnam. >> yes, sir. >> get all the cruisers and destroys in the seventh fleet in the area and get them there as fast as you can. >> yes, sir. >> officials say the president will not withdraw american air power until he gets a deal he likes. >> i can tell you that i'll keep the damn thing on until the election but after the election we'll just level hanoi, i mean level it. >> thinking in terms of all out bombing attack. i'm thinking of dikes, railroads. >> within the past week there have been reports of eyewitnesses claiming to see american planes hit such dikes and dams. >> we have orders not to hit dikes because the result in terms of civilian casualties would be extraordinary. >> american jets and destroyers got the green light today and struck back with avengeance against targets in north vietnam. the principle enemy the past few days has been the weathe

created as a result of apple's activities here but outside the united states, most of the apple products are manufactured and assembled outside the united states. the company says it's supported 4.8 million jobs in china in 2017 and of course, as we know, the company operates in 43 different countries around the world so both president trump and tim cook are going to be doing a delicate dance here. the president's going to be trying to convey this message and punch it home for americans that he is creating jobs here in the united states. tim cook, on the other hand, is going to want to spend his time trying to convince the president not to hurt apple on december 15th that's that next deadline for the next round of tariffs, which could impact all those apple products, guys, that are manufactured overseas. >> eamon, the supply chain for those mac pros that will be manufactured exist outside the united states, correct all the components that go into that machine must be brought from abroad. >> that's right. and in september, apple was able to get some tariff exemptions in order to continue to bring some of those products

joining me now is state assembly member christa smith, a resident of santa clarita and also a local school think of seeing this happen in your community. >> it's a devastating day, anderson. all of us locally at every school district level engaged in the process of local law enforcement and teaching teams training children for what we thought might be possible but hoped would never occur here. to see it here today is utterly did he ev devastating to all of us. sdp >> there are conflicting reports about the shooter being in custody. the l.a. county sheriff said the shooter is in custody at the hospital. earlier there were reports from some law enforcement sources saying the shooter was in fact dead. we don't know details. we're waiting for a press conference on that. have you heard anything from law enforcement? >> no, i've heard those conflicting reports. i just arrived on the scene for the press komconference, so i'm hoping we will get an update from law enforcement, but we do know, i think at a minimum, that the shooter is injured and possibly deceased. >> the response by law enforcement

even in left-leaning new jersey, two state assembly seats went republican. he president's way. the legislature is democrat, including the democratic governor. does the president look at personal loss, tom bevin knew looks like he is going to lose? >> matt bevin, too chose to call. they're looking at voter irregularities in some places. president first went to kentucky on august 21st for this race. governor bevin was down nine points, 48-39. i checked poll. the president made the race competitive as did the vice president. the president got 62.5% of the vote in kentucky three short years ago. he will dominate the state next year. put a lot of races made them more competitive. we'll see what happens. governor bevin was trailing, less than half a percentage point. libertarian there, i guess was spoiler. they like to do that everywhere they go. less than 2% of the vote. there is the spoiler. andy beshear's father was governor. all that is important here. 13 of 14 statewide races. see the final call in the governor's race in kentucky is. steve: kellyanne, thank yo

last year, as a state lawmaker in the assembly, he pushed a similar bill that passed in the legislaturewn vetoed the plan, saying in part, "if local schools find that more training or resources on this topic is needed, they have the flexibility to use their resources as they see best." chris van schaack: you know, i think that's dangerous. bigad: dangerous? chris van schaack: yeah, we need to be aware of the challenges of all students. and if this is the challenge that some of our students face, even a small subset of those students, we need to be aware of and we need to be responsive to that. bigad: laurie weckesser says it's a crucial lesson worth learning. bigad: what's at stake here? laurie: well, everything. their life is at stake. we're seeing more and more kids be comfortable with coming into the classroom and saying, "this is who i am. this is who i wanna be. this is how i want yrs need to know how to react to that. bigad: which brings us back to jack. female: do you wanna see it? jack: yeah. bigad: it's been more than two years since a medical implant began pausing his puberty.

and no houses of parliament and colleagues from the state assembly is an accident scene is. made is a gentleman. i want to thank these young people very much for the words here in the chapel where it used to be the church of reconciliation and your words are food for thought this is also true from the young people we heard from the bishop at states earlier so they remind us of what happened here but 1st and foremost and this came across in the speeches of each and every one of them what it means for the future and what we must take to heart and do for the future since 1960 when the northern wall was built the church of reconciliation was in the border strip neither east it burnin or snow west berliners could visit it and then 85 it was demolished and this was. sick just so wrong because the individual citizen lives were targeted. and yet they were only seeking liberty by demolishing the church of reconciliation we saw how the dictatorship of east germany could not be reconciled with the individual needs of its citizens for liberty but too many people who. were victims of the

state in recent years. it was a significant win in virginia taking back control of both chambers of their general assembly, te legislature. the fact that matt bevin was the least popular governor in the country judged by polls, does that tell you something about 2020? or is that an aberration? >> it tells you that slavishly following president trump's policies, having president trump come down and campaign for you just the day before the election is not a path towards winning. let's talk about what's happening in the impeachment world. republicans have called for the transcripts of closed door meetings to be released. they said there wasn't enough transparency and they were really calling for the public and for them to be able to see what was going on in these interviews. well, now they got it and transcripts have been released. interestingly yesterday lindsey graham was asked if he read the transcripts. he said no and he said he didn't have any plans to. and he basically said he was writing off adam schiff, the chairman of intel. here's what lindsey graham told the reporter. >> i've written the whole proce

states. we assemble and paint all of our different bikes in the united states.eprieve last week. we have paid 10% on the frames. maria: you haven't raised prices yet. >> we just announced a raise in prices and we dialed them back. maria: you got the reprieve. that had to be really helpful. >> it's a temporary reprieve until august a of next. >>.>> how does bringing bike manufacturing back to the u.s. help when it comes to the customization of bikes, direct to consumer. the channels have changed and the kinds of things you can do for consumers have changed and that seems to matter in terms of having the manufacturing capability here in the u.s. >> i would agree with you. that's why we two years ago began to just import the frames raw, sand them, paint them, assemble the entire bike here in the united states. unlike what the typical model was, and that was you order a year and-a-half in advance, have the frames made in china, ship them to taiwan, assemble and paint everything in taiwan and ship around the world to the different distribution points. since we've don

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state and federal building here in san francisco. a lot of the trucks have signs in front of them and really driving in a square to keep the focus on getting the attention of either assembly members or state senators. a lot of these drivers say they like to work as independent owner operator truckers and allows them to set their own hours, be their own bosses and earn more money. that's why they are looking for an exception. this law will force them out of business, others are concerned that they spent roughly $200,000 or more on their truck to be fully compliant with new federal and state regulations and we also spoke with an owner of a trucking company here in san francisco. he says he can't afford to hire all of these independent drivers as his employees. >> i have projects that i signed contracts for next year that require 80 trucks a day. that means i have to put my 20 company drivers on that project and use owner operators to complete the job. i'm not going to be able to do it. >> reporter: the governor signed 85 into law in september. the state says that more than a million californians have been misclassified by employers who are looking to cut costs. this law wil

trapping emissions by 2025 the reason is because we need a people's assembly here in the united states on the climate and ecological emergency and what that means is regular every day people are going to be randomly selected to be on this essentially it's 102000 members the are respectful with each other they're there to learn about the facts and the science and they're there to listen to experts and experts doesn't just mean climate scientists experts means people who have people who are being affected right now by the climate ecological crisis because they live in breed that stuff they're experts in their own way that means indigenous people that means people of color. that means migrant yeah. that means people who have to deal with their water being poisoned by exploding pipelines. yeah that's why we need people's assembly and. and the and even having the people's assemblies too it's like. i would speak to the animal kingdom part of of the mass extinction that is upon us because. we are caretakers of our animals but because they're the natives see them as 4 legged relatives it's lik