[applause] and he was working at wgbh 50 years ago with the act was passed. his grandfather was fdr's treasury secretary. i am proud to say the library of congress has the papers of his grandfather. sir, we are truly honored you are here with us today. thank you. [applause] carla: many of you may know that the library of congress is the largest and most comprehensive collection of motion pictures, television programs, radio broadcasts and sound recordings in the world. it is honored to host this event with wgbh, educational foundation, our collaborators in the american archives of public broadcasting, aapb. the library received its first -- ic television program get my sentries next up. up.enturies next 1964 from the precursor of pbs. incidentally, just last month we digitized two of these programs so they could be more assessable the of the website. the library's public broadcasting holdings have grown exponentially since 1964 to include tens of thousands of films, video and audio masters wnta.bs, npr, wnet and in addition to the thousands of access copies w

so we are proud to join with wgbh to ensure that public television's legacy survives. at this time, i would like to make some news. some excitingunce new acquisitions and projects related to public broadcasting preservation. first of all, as a library and come at you don't get to break news that often. [laughter] >> you newspeople, bear with me. i want to thank mr. dec -- vett for donating his collection. [applause] >> his collection of approximately 2500 shows from , including the 1000 shows he may for pbs. he interviewed more than 5000 guests for the shows. the list is astonishing and a testament to his ability to draw people not normally seen on late-night television, katharine hepburn, alfred hitchcock, angela davis, marlon brando, and on one of the more memorable and notorious shows, gore the doll and norman mailer -- gore the l and norman vida mailer. he featured rock 'n roll musicians including john lennon and your go on oh, jimi hendrix, janice joplin, david bowie, joni collins, i was pretty excited to announce that today the a apd will and -- will launch a new

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w ( applause ) captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.orgio media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.orgfunding for "third rail with ozy" is provided in part by: the corporation forth public broadcasting. driven by the power of knowledge to solve today's most challenging problems. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you.ie thank you. >> you're watching pbs. >>> hello and welcome to "kqed newsroom." i'm thuy vu. coming up on our program, with the unexpected passing of san francisco mayor ed lee this week, we look at his legacy and what lies ahead for san francisco's leadership. plus we'll hear from former cia director leon panetta. but first, california congresswoman jackie speier has introduced bipartisan legislation to crack down or sexual misconduct in congress. earlier this month, three lawmakers announced their resignation following sexual harassment allegations. republican trent franks and democrats john conyers and al franken. amid the ongoing national reckoning, speier has also

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org banning cooperationstory only on 5, the oakland police banning cooperation with i.c.e. has come to this. we've learned they won't even help with a federal agent's car break-in. good evening. i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida in for allen tonight. oakland police took a lot of heat for helping with traffic control during an i.c.e. raid last summer. so the chief changed department policy and with some pretty strange results. kpix5 political reporter melissa caen on how the opd gave an i.c.e. agent the cold shoulder when her car window was smashed. melissa? >> reporter: yeah, ken. as you said, back in august there was an immigration raid here and oakland police were called in to help keep cars away while the raid was happening and that upset people here so much that the mayor and city council passed rules making it nearly impossible for the police to talk to or work with immigration, but as we learned today, reality is much more complicated. >> the oakland police department are not to assist in dep

captioning sponsored by cbs me gbh.tioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org begins with the a major summit in the bay area today-- to come up with a game plan for crop. >>> we begin with the chaos and challenges in the bay area to come up with the newest cash crop. cities and counties are ready to cash in on the tax revenue. >> there is a danger that comes with collecting the money. we are live in oakland with the security concerns. >> reporter: especially in all- cash market that could be in the hundreds of millions of dollars. recreational marijuana could be big business for the state but it presents big challenges. let's show you what happened earlier today at the board of supervisors. it generated well over $2 billion last year in california. now, with it being added to the mix, the mart -- market is expected to grow to triple the size. mike morgan, who runs a dispensary, is one of the 100 or so people to fill the chambers of supervisors today. how much money do you think this will bring in?>> i don't know about that. >> reporter: selling marijuana is still a federal cri

ffff00">captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbhh.org >>> hello i'm bruce johnson and welcome to off script. we've got a lot 0 talk about tonight. tell us when we can expect to see the first flight tonight. the president is in pence cola, florida tonight for a make america great again rally. you're looking at the rally live right now. the president expected to join the crowd a little bit later. but nearby alabama voters are sure to be listening also. the president tweeted for support of senate candidate roy moore just four days before the all-important alabama special election. lots to talk about with our panel. founder of the young democrats

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hayward ---killing, a red cadillac slams into a chp cruiser on the nimitz freeway in hayward killing one officer. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. chp said the driver of the red cadillac was drunk and stoned. kpix5's maria medina is at the chp office tonight. melissa caen will join us to break down the legalities of recreational pot come january 1st , but we begin tonight in hayward with maria. ofession due to his cour >> reporter: the officer was part of increased patrols for the holiday weekend. investigators say he was wearing a seatbelt, but it didn't matter. before christmas day... "sb 880 we have a patr >> being a chp officer is a calling. andrew was drawn to this profession due to his courage. >> reporter: a chp officer for only a year. >> integrity and his desire to serve. >> reporter: he loved his job, but his colleagues say there was much more to the man behind the badge. >> today we lost not only a hero, but a son, a brother, husband and a father to a senseless act.

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captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org access.wgbh.org beginsth a new acting mayor. london breed taking on an unprecedented dual role -- after >>> kpix5 news begins with san francisco moving forward with a new acting mayor. london breed taking on an unprecedented dual role after ed lee's unexpected death. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. london breed will have her hands full the next several weeks as acting mayor and board of supervisors president. as for what comes next, phil matier reports questions about a permanent successor are swirling. phil? >> that's right. as are questions about breed herself, the question being can she be both acting mayor and also president of the board of supervisors at the same time? see what she had to say about that today. >> but i do feel strongly that i'm qualified and i'm prepared to do this job. >> supervisor london breed made her first appearance outside city hall today as acting mayor to promote a gun buyback program this weekend by the united players, an anti-gang violence group.

captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org on bay area bridgesd toll hikes on bay area bridges. it's likely headed for the ballot, but not every voting on it -- everyone voting on it will pay for it. the bay area needs billions of dollars in transportation improvements. >> and a proposed ballot measure would raise tolls on the seven state-run bridges by up to $3, bringing the toll to $9 on the bay bridge during commute hours. # dollars everywhere else. a ma -- $8 everywhere else. they found a majority of voters support it, but there's more to the number. >> reporter: the secret is a lot of people that vote on the toll hike don't actually use the bay area bridges, but they get to decide how much these folks here have to pay. >> that's unfair. if you don't use it, why vote for it? i think it's unfair. >> that's not right. >> reporter: here's what they're complaining about. drives in alameda, contra costa and bay county cross the bridges the most, but voters in all nine counties will get a say in how much it costs to use the seven straight bridges.

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