. >> sean: let me put up on the screen, matt gaetz, willie brown, former high-profile official, i don't agree with a thing but he's a fun guy sounding the alarm in a piece titled. he writes this. >> sean: come next year we'll have an impeachment victory and quite possibly a solid economy. the democrats will have what? absolutely nothing, matt gaetz. >> democrats are running a campaign of disorientation and distraction. that's principally for two reasons. they failed to deliver on the promises regarding health care, immigration, infrastructure, lower prescription drug prices. second, and i would say just as important, gregg jarrett wrote books about it, the russian hoax was a disaster over the fact that they said for two years the president was in a criminal conspiracy with russia so now we have the ukrainian knockoff sequel. if you peddle influence to the vice president's office that's just business as usual but if you ask questions about it that's impeachable. it's ludicrous. i think what we learned today from the testimony, the key nugget i got from that is that after several years of

to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brownin he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks will not understand what importance of voting is so we decided to develop our workforce development services after a couple of years offering pathways to sustainable jobs. >> (clapping.) >> we've gotten to a place to have the folks come back and have the discussion even if participation and makes sense we do public services but we also really build strong communities when i started this job my sons were 2 and 5 now 9 and 6 i think so the need to be able to take a call from the principal of school i think that brings a whole new appreciation to being understanding of the

big names like annette fern a cello and willie brown took part in the show. queen of england and later prince charles and camilla came to watch. even the cast underestimated how long this will last ? >> i thought this would be a good job for about six weeks until i got a good job . >> by the time the show closes, it will be 34. >> even now, she feels joy every night when she takes to the stage and sings. >> i love everything about the theater. even the arguments, all the stuff backstage that goes on. happy, fun, joy, anger. john spent four decades as stage manager. he just retired a few months ago . >> two or three weeks later they called me and said hope you are sitting down we are closing the show. if i had been standing up i would've fallen over. >> so many others have tried to copy this and failed . >> you have to have that sensibility . >> as we say, farewell. maybe it is important to say that steve's silver wanted the show to make the world a little more joyful. even in the goodbye we should find everything great happens in the show. we have been very l

. >> sean: let me put up on the screen, matt gaetz, willie brown, former high-profile official -- i actually like them, i don't agree with the thing but he's a fun guy. sounding the alarm in a piece entitled "impeachment whenever democrats? don't bet on it." he writes this. "of the democrats will spend the next few precious months acting out a pretend cliffhanger to which everyone knows the script and the ending. no plot twists insight. member health care? the issue that one maximally elections for democrats in 2018? you might, but you don't seem to. come next year -- i thought we were putting on the screen. come next year, by the way, we will have an impeachment victory and quite possibly a solid economy that democrats will have, what? absolutely nothing, matt gaetz. >> while the democrats are running a campaign of disorientation and distraction. that's principally for two reasons. first, they failed to deliver on those promises regarding health care, immigration, infrastructure, lower prescription drug prices. but second i would say just important, gregg jarrett wrote books about it, there

willie brown talked to me about him. they were good friends, or farrah fawcett with the misfortune of dying, not only to young, but on the same there a whe section of the book of amos of people who died at the same day. select the process of narrowing down the list must've been quite difficult. how did you figure it out? like maybe it is turning 50, but i learned to trust my gut and if i feel a personal connection to somebody, i will go with that. i have learned if i am really interested something and executed while the audience will come along for it. they're the kind of people i wanted to talk about. ellie carter is one of them. the log younger president of jimmy carter. i talked to the former president about his daughter. people of a certain age remember being a cartoon, but was obviously a fully flushed out a human being and a complicated guy. >> it seems like you had a fun process coming up with the book and the ideas and people that are in the book. thomas paine, you looked at him and you also had a bit of a musica

>>former mayor willie brown again hosted the annual free lunch on election day at john's grill in san francisco. i stop by and chat it up with some of the candidates, voters and those of us who just like a free lunch, take a look. >>day a one-time that everybody is stops and really says with each other. call that before they go back to war. >>to be the change that we want to see. >>other avoided to the polls today. taken i've live look outside right now caution, it's already dark already. it's the embarcadero twilight here kind 05:40am polls close at 8 o'clock as you get your stick around uh. >>we are making an in vote where you live they don't they didn't go right i was at the polls though they would they would just were told on garnett yeah. no no excuse to get out there today right, i mean really just some nice weather around the bay area we are going to see some dense fog how about this for a beautiful shot looking from tehran with all the lights begin to show up of course and said just after 5 o'clock now so the sun setting very early in the bay area you can you see a finger fog.

what we're seeing in fran, going back to willie brown, the back and forth for a one party town with different wings, we have people call liberals conservatives,. >> it seems you have to classify someone. is there an extreme that maybe drives a way throughout the country? >> i don't think so. when you look at the state legislative. oakland came around. the obama was in committee before the trump was committed to the reforms. these are new wine and old wine skins. you heard gaston. again, a lot of this is old hat. i don't think anyone can say it's a refer enum on london breed. she beat the progress i've agenda. the identify this is a receiver endumb -- ref endumb. it interesting to see it unfold. thank you so much. >>> with 170 vote lead in the race for district five, dean preston declared a win. he beat out brown who was appointed by mayor brown. her campaign says it is evaluating the results. >>> you can find all of the latest developments on our home page. >>> update on a story we told you about at 6:00, police arrested the man who shot two men with arrows this morning, police have not relea

john's grill, the traditional election day free lunch event former mayor willy brown said the da candidates aren't making the mistakes hillary clinton made in the presidential election. >> she thought it appropriate to go to enemy territory. wrong. >> wrong? >> wrong. you've got to maximize those who love you and whom you love. and then add to that. >> former san francisco mayor predicts the da's race will be very close and because it is a ranked choice election, it could be several days before we find out who's won. to see the most up to d sults check out our website. we'll be pushing out results through our free nbc bay area app also. >>> more positive news in sew know ma county, the kinkaid fire is now 84% contained. 374 structures are destroyed, 174 of them are home. all evacuation orders and warnings are lifted. but there is a health order in place preventing people from removing fire debris. full containment is expected by thursday. >>> information about last week's deadly police shooting in san jose. the officer who killed the suspect did the same thing earlier this year. there was a

thank you so much for being here [cheers and applause] to the honorable willie brown.e] supervisor peskin, we moved from your district to your district. [laughter] i want to thank the p.u.c., because without the p.u.c., we would never have gotten into the building on time. thank you to the p.u.c. [applause] i also want to thank, i will call her shelley b.b. who is the former president of the planning commission, and aaron peskin introduced me to her and she came up to me and she said, mr. rogers, so nice to meet you. i am 100% against your project but i have a open mind. [laughter] i said all right. and we spent three hours together. after that three hour period, she looked at me she says, i hate you and i said wise that? and she said because i am 100% for your project. [applause] i also want to thank tidewater who is here. they actually manage this project. thank you so much. are mw architects, and then some of our partners. the sitting county of san francisco has been amazing. mayor breed, your staff has been amazing. i also want to thank some of our funders who are

it's coming to shake the hands of former mayor willie brown. how has this tradition held its importance for you? >> well for san francisco, we are a political town, everybody at every level is involved in one way or another. and we started this many years ago when we wanted to try to have people again to efs mutual respect for each other no matter on who's candidacy they were reporting. and it just turned into a san francisco happening and we're continuing it. >> and it is a non partisan event. >> totally and completely. there isn't a soul here who claims to be a democrat or republican who claims to be the 25 people running for nomination. i only saw one person. but other than that it's it. >> today's a big day for san francisco and there's some big races going on in the city. what do you think about the relationship between the mayor's office and the district attorney's office. ? >> well apparently with the new appointee that mayor breed has chosen whatever differences there were between the mayor's office and the district attorney's office wi

we caught up with willy brown at john's grill where the traditional election day free lunch spilled out on to the streets. you think it's going to be close. >> very close. >> reporter: the first results will be posted after polls close at 8:00. but for those candidates, it could be a much longer night, maybe even days before we know who the winner is. reporting from san francisco, mark matthews. >>> contra costa voters are deciding measure l would expand the city limits in brentwood and allow for a large new real estate development. the project would add 2,400 new homes over the next 20 years. measure h would extend a parcel tax first approved back in 2000. that tax covers parks and rec spending and needs a 2/3 majority to pass. there are a lot of key issues happening tonight. nbcbayarea.com will post up to the minute election results. we'll also push them out on the free nbc bay area app. >>> backing out of the ballet, the reason the berkeley dance group did not take the stage with an international ballet company. >>> also a brutal beating and carjacking. bay area detectives make one a

big names like willy brown took part in the show and the queen of england and later prince charles came to watch. even the cast under estimated how long this would all last. >> i thought to myself, this is going to be a good job for like six weeks until i get a real job. >> reporter: somehow, this show had us all staying longer than we planned. >> by the time the show closes, i'm going to be 34. >> reporter: everyone know, rene say that is she feels joy when she take toss the stage and sings. >> i love everything about it. the argument, all of the stuff backstage that goes on and all of the happy and fun and joy and anger. >> reporter: this is for decades as a stage manager. two or three weeks later they called me and said that i hope that you're sitting down. we're closing the show. if i were standing up, i would have fallen over. >> so many others have tried to copy this and failed. >> they tried, but you have to have that sense of ability. >> reporter: as we say farewell, maybe it's important to remember that steve wanted the show to make the world more joyful, and so even in the goo

year, we're giving special attention to the other five pitch schools, bryant, chavez, muir and willie brown to increase family contributions. some of our partners have started taking deposits right on school property. two schools in fact have reached 100% participation. every child in that school has started to save because of the onsite deposit opportunities. i'm excited to report this year we're developing a new equity incentive that provides extra support to students from low-income families. it's really an exciting time to be doing this work. particularly since k2c's launch, 10 other cities in california have started programs similar to ours and there are 65 programs across the country that have followed san francisco's lead. and former mayor gavin newsom -- excuse me, now governor gavin newsom remains a k2c champion. and his budget invests $50 million to support college savings account programs just like kindergarten to college being spread across more cities in california. we can't wait to hit the ground running with the next phase of the program. we know with your enthusiasm and part

there was this attempt at a wake-up call from an old liberal, former san francisco mayor willie brown. he wrote of the goal was to damage president tromp by formalizing the impeachment inquiry, its mission accomplished, unaccomplished. if anything v-belt solidifies his hold on power. come next year he will have an impeachment victory and quite possibly a solid economy. the democrats will have, what? back in january folks kind of thought it was odd when i said in another angle that i took alexandra across the el cortez seriously. it wasn't that i agreed with her views, but that i saw her quickly becoming the leader of the party. the democrats have gone in the direction i predicted and it is slowly but surely backfiring on them. liberals, there forever accusing us republicans of selling are sold to trump. how many times we read that tired old line? that is plainly false. trump and the g.o.p. on a variety of issues have compromised. issue is like a number of troops that should be deployed overseas. trade deals that at one point he want to do out of like nafta. the woman who sold her soul

thank you taylor will former mayor willie brown and once again hosted the annual election day free lunch over at john's grill in the city, yeah i stopped by. >>i visited with some of the candidates chatted with the voters and then those of us who just like a free lunch, take a look. >>day a one-time that everybody's stops and really says with each other. call that before they go back to war. >>to be the change that we want to see. >>looks a little bit too too young to vote. shooting years though stay away from the dogs anyway tonight. we're also tracking some key national races that could shed some light on just how the us is leaning in the middle of an impeachment inquiry as it heads into a presidential election year yet could what happens tonight have any indication on what's going to happen with the presidential election 3 states with major contests could be seen. >>as a test of the impact of impeachment of president trump's political power where it stads right now in kentucky. democrat andy bashir there on the right claimed victory in the governor's race, but the republican incumbent

photographed many prominent african-americans, including thurgood marshall, jackie robinson, former mayor willie brownr. he became as a delegate in the naacp chapter. in 2008, they held an exhibit called david johnson. and this past june, david returned to jacksonville where he received more than 50 proclamations from national, state and civic communities for his contributions. the commission provided guidelines in the naming policy which sets forth a criteria that people may be recognized for their contributions to the city and the recreation and parks department. because of his significant contribution to creating an educational opportunity to capture the rich history of the fi fillmore, we would like to name the photo processing center, the david johnson photo processing lab and create a reading space in the lobby of the center. we have received over 100 letters in support of the request and there have been two community meetings held on friday, september 27 and thursday, october 10. based on the feedback from community members, organizations and rec and park department staff, the staff recommends

big names like and nets on the cello and willie brown took part in the show.d camilla came to watch. even the cast underestimated how long this would all last. >> i thought to myself this will be a good job for like six weeks or so until i get a real job. >> reporter: somehow this show had us all staying longer than we planned. >> by the time the show closes i will be 34. >> reporter: even now, renie rubin says she feels to every night when she takes to the stage and things. >> i love everything about the theater, even arguments come all the stuff backstage that goes on. all of the happy, the fun, the joy, the >> reporter: john kalyani spent four decades backstage as stage manager. he retired a few months ago. >> two or three weeks later, darren the general manager called me and said i hope your sitting down, we're closing the show. if i had been standing up i would have fallen over. >> reporter: so many others have tried to copy this and failed. >> they try, but you can't. you have to have that sensibility. >> reporter: as we say farewell, maybe it's importan

former san francisco mayor willie brown. he wrote "if the goal was to damage president trump by formalizing the impeachment inquiry it's mission accomplished, unaccomplished for house democrats, if anything the vote solidified the president's hold on power. the democrats will have -- what? back in january folks kind of thought it was odd when i said in a "angle" that i took ocasio-cortes seriously. it wasn't that i agreed with her views but that i saw her quickly becoming the thought leader of the party. now, the democrats have gone in the direction i predicted and it is slowly but surely backfiring on them. the never trumpers, liberals, they're forever accusing us republicans of selling our soul to trump. how many times have you read that tired old line? that's blatantly false. trump and the g.o.p. on ia variety of issues have compromised. issues like the number of troops that should be deployed overseas. to trade deals that at one point he wanted to pull completely out of. like nafta. the woman who sold her soul is the wom

puppy the that dogs first election lot of familiar faces there led by former san francisco mayor willie brownving legend really as he hosted the annual election day lunch, a free lunch should john's grill we all as de mer kron 4 is your local election headquarters. we continue our coverage with. >>cats are heated and michael yaki. >>yet we are we've been watching cannon graham some of the propositions in san francisco. and we'll look at some of the early numbers for those proposition a this tackles part of the city's, huge housing crisis. it would authorize san francisco tissue. million in bonds to finance affordable housing projects across the city it will have to end up with a 2 thirds majority in order to pass and you're seeing here. michael 69% yes down that way and so seemingly on its way. ok proposition see if approved props he would overturn the city's current ban on the cigarette sales and vaping products end. it's been a little confusing to people but bottom line a no vote on c would uphold the ban. it would take effect in january and again it appears to be on its way michael as you

this ends and former democratic mayor of san francisco, he actually sums it up pretty nicely, willie brown, writing, "democrats who spent the next few parcels were acting out of her john's cliffhanger into which everyone knows the script and the ending and come next year, trump will have an impeachment victory quite possibly, likely, i would say, solid economy, the democrats will have what? absolutely nothing." would look at what senator lindsey graham said. impeachment in the senate will be dead on arrival. watch this. >> it's impossible to bring this case forward. without us knowing that the whistle-blower is and having a chance to cross-examine them without any vices they may have. if they don't call the whistle-blower in the house, this thing is dead on arrival in the senate. >> sean: the kin group corrupt, congenital liar, schiff show trial, this is one big huge scam, hypocrisy on a level that is breathtaking. here is why. there is no due process. they tried to -- there's no due process whatsoever because every single piece of evidence, every rule, every witness, called in this whole

help influence those race or you i have firsthand experience with this because i was appointed by willie brown. it was actually his first appointed to the board of supervisors and in 1996 1996 and the interesting thing was i had but 7 months to run, but again my my election was seen as a referendum in some ways. i don't on around the times i understand how people are viewing the valley brown race right now, and you have ever and because this time you have districts when it when i ran it was all that large. you have someone who can be seen as a direct referendum. on the mayor and that's going to be the indian press and so will be as you see that in the suzy loftus da race that's going to be a long night art michael we've got some results coming in a brisbane for example there considering measure a i don't think there's a lot of numbers yet but this would be a 6% tax on marijuana businesses and again this is based on a handful of votes, but the measure he looks like it is probably going to pass any thoughts about that one where the other 1 one and continues the trend in california toward legaliz

it doesn't cover willie brown's house in the cliff house area. seacrest. it doesn't cover the house in parkside. doesn't cover parnasas heights or diamond heights but it covers a bunch of other areas. it leaves vernal heights off. so who is this impacting? you just came from an equity discussion. so i think it's very important for you to analyze how these two things work together how does sb50 and how do these pdas work together and how do they work together if there is a planning process for these neighborhoods that sb50 or these pdas are going to be affecting or whether the entire planning process for those areas are signals, because that is i think what we are talking about unless you the planning commission and the planning staff and the board of supervisors decide that the way that we move forward is through a planning process, be it for the richmond or the sunset or other districts that are seeing the expansions of these pdas. the last thing i want to say is it's really cool there's now an analysis of priority production areas. those of you, and i be

check out willie brown the former mayor of san francisco trying to work his way through oakland, california. sandra, the way he describes these homeless villages that have been set up it will blow your mind. they have working televisions inside. a policy approved by the local leaders and why it's able to continue. >> sandra: we'll continue to cover the story. >> bill: fox news alert. urgent manhunt underway. two murder suspects escaped from jail. >> sandra: the latest on the feud between president trump and california's democratic governor. we'll tell you what sparked the latest war of words between those two. >> bill: big rally ilhan omar and bernie sanders saying he'll start a movement. can the squad help bernie beat joe biden? >> we're building a multi-generational. multi-racial working class movement. memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. t

willie brown is hosting a free election day lunch at john's grill.s and campaign workers. they hope to connect people in any way who are connected to the election so they can take a break together after getting up early. >> city leaders will consider changing the short-term rental ordinance. they say they may consider restrictions for a ban on rentals. there will be discussion. the meeting starts at 7:00 and will be held in your window library. >>> they are struggling to cope with the shooting death of his son when five people were killed last week at a halloween night party. ramon hill jr. is the third son that was claimed by gun violence. calls were made from neighbors to cops about the party and he wonders why they did not go immediately. >> it would have been shut down. >> the sheriff's department says on halloween night, police officers were helping lafayette police with a home invasion robbery that let officers to oakland. it is unclear what impact this may have had on the orinda police departments response time. they are hiring an attorney to

brown. three to willie need. four to mark ingram and the fifth of the night, snead again, five touchdowns and just 15 completions. 95 of the ravens' 285 rushing yards. baltimore won 45-6, 9-2 and jon harbaugh is already working on sunday's game against the 49ers. >> they look great. they are killing people. you know, they have a great football team. copes, we already have gone to work on them already. we know that we are up against. >> all the injured warriors had a front row seat to watch the golden state out play okc for most of the game. with nine minutes to go in the game, jordan poole knocked it down, 14-point golden state lead but the this up finished the game on a 22-5 run. chris paul's jump shot gave them the lead with less than a minute to go. thunder win 100-97. 3-15 or the years. out. >>> mcclellan was down 3-0 to his old team but the kings rallied. kopitar tied the game. what a collapse. in overtime, the old man, 40- year-old patty marleau wins the game. the 42nd of his career against the kings. >>> a

. >> i would say this about sterling brown jr., he fills me up with love willie but while the time wasld have hoped for for ten years. >> brown is passing on that love to his own sons andrew and omar ri with his wife. >> i have ten good years and i want to make sure that my kids have more. my kids are eight and four. so he's just two years away. >> i feel the template for fatherhood, i got it for the next two years and after that, i am a whole neutws the territory we never had the sex talk or anything like that. those things are going to come down, i will make it up as i go along. >> such a great guy. sterling's latest film is in theater right now and you can hear his voice in "frozen ii" when it comes out next friday. to hear sterling talk about the reaction of his young son to his being in "frozen ii" check out our web extra and don't forget to subscribe to our podcast. a conversation you don't want to miss. you can find it on our apple podcast and where ever you get yours. next week a sunday sit down with kristen bell who plays the role anna. we'll talk about the anticipated sequel,

willie will sit down with sterling k. brown.hind thes tive >>> good morning. i'm marianne favro. up next on today in the bay, he tried a daring escape. how police caught one of the men who may be responsible for the orinda house party shooting. >>> plus, the verdict is in. the real estate heiress has been acquitted but it might not be a done deal. the big decision the d.a. has to make for the next steps in seeking justice. >>> also, most of the bay area is waking up with a dense fog advisory this morning, but vianey arana is tracking clearing skies and warmer temperatures for your weekend. >>> on capitol hill the impeachment showdown ramps up. >> the public hearing happening this week and what is president is saying about the inquiry. >>> plus, kari hall is tracking your forecast. >> join us monday morning 4:30 to 7:00. we all have things we love and long for. a place, a feeling, a moment. but only kerrygold can take you there. to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for the most delicio

willie, good morning. >> good morning, guys. good to see you. this week on "sunday today," my guest is actor sterling k. brown.bout the success of his hit nbc show "this is us". the 13-year acting grind and small roles before that show took off and how the loss of his father when he was just 10 years old impacted his role on the show as randall pearson, and the one in his latest film, "waves. our sunday sit down with sterling k. brown plus the latest news and politics as always this weekend on "sunday today.h us in the morning or set the dvr and watch us any time you like. for now, i'll send it back tnce we'll see you on sunday morning. >> we will see you then, willie. thank you. >> for a lot of young people, checking those likes has turned into an obsession. thatwht to reduce stress concerns about what the likes are doing to young people's mental health nbc's kate snow has more >> is everybody on instagram >> yes >> reporter: in the world of instagram these students know well, they post a photo and see how many people like that post are you looking to see whether people like it are you worried about that when

7 separate bins lamar jackson downhe middle markey's brown the mvp candidate, a perfect 9 for 9 in the 1st half 2nd half 21 6 ravens jackson willienead seven-yard touchdown jackson 5 touchdown pass on the nit and the ravens got into e end zone on all 6 possessions. jackson w under center. poli took most ofthe 4t scor 45 6 ravens they've won straight through tonight into upext 9 or sunday in baltimore. aiders play the chiefs in kansas ty ohat is >>hey how about that we've got more rain on a off not only just the next couple days next weekend. more rain well into the following week. >>have a good night everybody we'll see you tomorrow. thank you pam. claskid who made good. but mike bloomberg bamtheguy wo did good. after building a biness that created thousands of jobs he took charge of a ty still reeling from 9/11 bringing jobs and thousands of bring it bacfrom the ashes after witnessing therible toll of gun violence. units with it. he helped crte a movement to protect families across america. and stood up to the coal lobby and this administration protect this planet from climate change. and now, he's taking on... him. to rebud a c