on behalf of the board, thank you all to be here for the breaking ground on the ute and william k.center for being pyrri performing arts. when i joined the board many years ago, we knew the conservatory belonged with the many arts at the civic center, and we knew we must providing housing for our students. so we succeeded in moving to the civic center in 2006, and now, we're breaking ground for the new student residence hall. so today, i'm incredibly proud of how all of us have come together to make the future possible. and i want to express my deepest thanks to the supporters of this project whose inspiring leadership and generosity have set us up for a successful second century of leading music education through innovation through a history of excellence, achievement, culture and collaboration. now i have the pleasure and the honor to introduce our mayor, the mayor of san francisco, london breed. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, everyone. what a beautiful day to break ground on hundreds of units of housing for student artists. one the things i love to do as mayor.

on behalf of the board, thank you all to be here for the breaking ground on the ute and william k. duboce center

k. williams.th toll in the california fire has increased to 23 people it's the third deadliest fire in the state's history. 100 people have been reported missing. the fire consumed 16 to square miles. 7,000 structures have been destroyed. a pair of wildfires swept through malibu in southern california. two people have been confirmed dead. crews have been working around the clock to control the flames. but weather conditions have been working against them. 200,000 people have been displaced by these fires. i'm eboni k. williams. back to "justice with judge jeanine." [♪] >> i am replacing my words of concession with an uncompromise and unapologetic call that we count every single vote. judge jeanine: uncompromiseed and unapologetic call to counter vote. that was after congressman ron desantis was declared the winner for governor in florida. my panel is ready to battle it out. chris hahn and katrina pierson. how is it this happened? i'm replacing my word of concession with an uncompromised and unapol

k. williams. largest caravan headed to the u.s. is criticizing mexican officials.o also -- reneged on an agreement to provide them with buses. a pakistani woman was acquitted of blasphemy charges for insulting the prophet muhammad. i'm eboni k. williams. >> there has been talk lately about lowering the temperature of political discourse. have you seen evidence of that? >> i think when we win you will see evidence of that. because when we do win, we'll have as we open the new congress, we'll honor the vows of our founders. from many one it's okay to disagree in the marketplace of ideas. but it's important to fired solutions that unify and not divide. that's what makes a big difference. jesse: nancy pelosi guaranteeing democratic win in the house. this election cycle, the balance of power could swing either way. 23 additional seats in the house, could get control there. the editor at large for ballot-speed yeah, scott rasmussen. and sean trendy which is a great name for a political analyst. we have seen wave elections in the past, 94, 2006. are you getting the signal

i'm eboni k williams. judiciary committee says it has found no evidence of the allegations against supreme court justice kavanaugh of sexual assault. kavanaugh and his first accuser did testify in september. the justice was eventually confirmed and sworn into the court last month. tragedy in wisconsin after a hit-and-run leaves three girl scouts and an adult dead. it happened saturday as the girls were picking up crash in a highway ditch. that's when the truck allegedly swayed off the road. the driver took off but later turned himself in. k. williams. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: just over 48 to 72 hours, before the mid terms. let's get right to it. the president is talking about the caravan. and the fact that he is determined to protect this nation and allow people who are legal -- legal immigrants to immigrate. but right now the southern border looks like there is a surge coming across. and they were violent from guatemala to the mexico border. knocking down the walls and the

i'm ebony k williams and now back to the greg gutfeld show.be dead but he is still ahead. you may remember a guy named dennis hoff who ran the moonlight bunny ranch at the brothel in nevada don't know what a brothel is -- hbo gave it a reality show or so they tell me. i've never heard of the guy or the show actually. mac you can the episode this thursday or friday night on hbo. or you can get it on demand. training is done in the newsroom are the dennis hoff and one of his lovely bunnies, but taylor. greg: in my defense hi thought he raised actual bunnies. anyway, dennis won a seat in the nevada legislator as a republican. landslide. 70% of the vote and even though this is where it gets interesting dennis hoff died last month. after a weekend of partying with his 72nd birthday and by partying i mean sleeping with hookers. apparently his torso was discovered by porn star ron jeremy and i never heard of him either. [laughter] and ron jeremy porn star legend had more people than the irs. well, almost [bleep]. who keeps finding these clips? republ

k. williams. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: just over 48 to 72 hours, before the mid terms. let's get right to it. the president is talking about the caravan. and the fact that he is determined to protect this nation and allow people who are legal -- legal immigrants to immigrate. but right now the southern border looks like there is a surge coming across. and they were violent from guatemala to the mexico border. knocking down the walls and the fences. and now the immigrants are suing our government saying they have a constitutional right to be here. chris hahn. tell me why they do. >> we are going to spend $200 million of the people's money for a campaign stunt. judge jeanine: don't start that. chris, answer the question. do they have a constitutional right to be here? yes or no. >> i don't know. and i don't think they do. i think they have a right to seek asylum which is what they plan on doing when they get here. but we should all be appalled by the waste of taxpayer money for a political stunt. you in your o

question williams is the last pool its people k. home and. the crew are now stocking up on fuel for the ship's engine and the heat is. the tanks hold four thousand five hundred nice has a feel. it's summer here right now so the marina is full and the dogma owen has to drop in the. steam ship that used to travel up and down the rhine river has been converted into a jet ski. as part of the dogma or unscrew. the. i'm down here to sail around cape horn. most of them are from europe it's a difficult trip. to the cape there's about one thousand miles of unprotected coastline the conditions can be really rough you have to earn the right to sail around cape horn. other visitors are happy to spend a few weeks here on vacation and travel around the cape uncharted yachts for many it's a dream come true. the dead were all and is now tied up at the jetty right next to a family of sailors from britain. nick and jill sheena's have been travelling around the world on their yacht the money for nearly three decades daughter roxanne eighteen and son cesar twent

k-2. you know wendy williams, the talk show host? it's wendy williams hunter. her husband's foundation. and quite honestly, you know, her son had somehow become involved with k-2. so she has a personal experience with it. so that's what i spent my evening moderating a panel, talking about these particular issues and the disparities in sentencing between people who are now getting plaudits for owning drug companies, or marijuana companies, and people who are still sitting in jail for selling a small amount of marijuana or possessing a small amount of marijuana. it's just -- it's just crazy, right? so there you go. >> and then what happens with bail? >> mm-hmm. >> what happens with parole? you know, there are inequities that run up and down that system, you know? even bail. people would be like, whatever, you're still going to get prospecti prosecutes. not whatever. if you had to be in rikers island for up to a year instead of out on bail, you will not be the same person at the end of that year that you were at the beginning of it. >> you know what i hear? i had

k shows up. -- and theyways came in through the front door and reported to work every day, forgetting what was happening in the world. a number of artists, williamve done and for a couple of songs take a deep dive into the issues of the day. april of 19 six the eighth, it was difficult to ignore -- ignore that anymore. so many artists, along with the help bell in a position of .anagement to label stax really gets thrown into the mix right away unrest of the need. mayors office for the first time ever certainly knowledge is sacked records. records. he calls to see if they can get on the black radio stations and to calm down the people so that the unrest and grow. while the station participated in that -- did the part, it wasn't with a lot of sadness, it was with a lot of anger. things changed after that. the front door that was always open was closed. after his artists in the company embracing this role within the community. they felt it was their job to take care of the people find the records and the majority of those people were black. ♪ >> and so you start to see more of it involving civic and community causes, artists taking stronger politic

williams tweed from 1868 election. [laughter] that was followed by a swan dive into the fictional swamp of st. louis k-9 and dead voters. not only did the court swallow whole myth of rampant voter fraud but equally justices could not fathom that something as simple as needing an id constituted any type of overwhelming burden especially because indiana offered to provide the drivers license for free. court ruled that they were compelling and there was no evidence that 483 placed any burden on voters to block their access to the polls. voting id law and they are at its worst. on one hand, indiana did not need to provide any proof whatsoever that voter fraud much less rampant voter fraud existed. or for that matter that anyone in the history of the state had ever been charged or convicted of the crime. instead, each example each of the examples of voter fraud that justices held up would not and could not have been stopped by voter id requirements. especially absentee ballots which because they're overwhelmingly used by whites indiana had exempted from the law. yet, on the basis of nothing, fables and urb

k jr. highway a crash blocking the left side. woodbridge eastbound prince william parkway 95 blocked e.k your forecast when we come back. stay with us. >>> news4 today on nbc4 is brought toou byext day blinds. >>> mostly cloudy, cold, and dry today with temperatures movingo he mid-30s to morning to the low and mid-40s this afternwn. for tomor wintry weather likely first thing in the morning. mostly sleet snow, becoming a mix of sleet, snow, and freezing rain late morning, changing to all rain tomorrow afternoon. get an inch or two of rain. we stay dry for the weekend. >> thank you. >>> another local news updatin n 25 mes. back to "the today show." >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, new fires, new fears. >> mdatory evacuations underway. >> overnight new bla erupt in the hills outside of while the death toll rises and the most destructive and deadliest wildfires i californiahistory. >>> plus, special bond. michelle obama sits down for candid conversation about life in the white house with someone who knows it ll. >> we taught them how to go down the banister, you're welcome. >> well, a