i'm thuy vu. coming up on our program, we'll look at a bay area startup with an app that gets excess food from businesses into the hands of those who need it. >>> also remembering pioneering television anchor and reporter gwen ifill, who passed away this week. >>> but first as president-elect donald trump continues forming his cabinet, there is much division over his choices and the direction of the country. here in the bay area, there have been reports of racially motivated incidents in public and at schools. protests have erupted, and some are preparing to join in a women's march in washington, d.c. one day after the inauguration. tonight we'll talk about how to move forward with three people from different backgrounds, generations, and political affiliations. our guests are matthew del carlo, chairman of the california young republican federation. sameena usman, from the bay area chapt chapter of the council. and bianca ramirez. matthew, we want to begin with you. why did you vote for donald tr

i'm thuy vu. we're focusing. tonight's show on election coverage.l be joined by a panel of experts to analyze local and state races. and i'm talk with mark fiori. we'll even get a behind the scenes look at mark's creative process. in fact, there he is getting started on a new drawing. we'll check in in a little bit. in the home stretch to te election, polls show the presidential race tightening. both hillary clinton and donald trump have been campaigning in battleground states in

i'm thuy vu. we're focusing. tonight's show on election coverage.l be joined by a panel of experts to analyze local and state races. and i'm talk with mark fiori. we'll even get a behind the scenes look at mark's creative process. in fact, there he is getting started on a new drawing. we'll check in in a little bit. in the home stretch to te election, polls show the presidential race tightening. both hillary clinton and donald trump have been campaigning in battleground states in a last ditch effort to expand their electoral reach. john, nice to have you back with us. >> great to be with you, thuy. >> in this final sprint toward november 8th, is it mostly about momentum at this point? is there something each candidate can do to make a big difference? >> it's momentum versus machine. donald trump feels he's got the momentum. he's going outlooking for a democratic state that he can flip. the way it is now hillary clinton could probably lose ohio, pennsylvania and florida and still win the presidency. she's out there trying to bolster the democratic fo

i'm thuy vu.oming up on our program, we'll look at a bay area startup with an app that gets excess food from businesses into the hands of those who need it. >>> also remembering pioneering television anchor and reporter gwen ifill, who passed away this week. >>> but first as president-elect donald trump continues forming his cabinet, there is much division over his choices and the direction of the country. here in the bay area, there have been reports of racially motivated incidents in public and at schools. protests have erupted, and some are preparing to join in a women's march in washington, d.c. one day after the inauguration. tonight we'll talk about how to move forward with three people from different backgrounds, generations, and polal