jerrie: yeah, definitely. we've reached hundreds of local nonprofits and businesses in the area so far, and we're super excited to reach more cities in the bay area and expand our impact. robert: emily, how difficult is it to actually--you know, you can find the problem, then solving it and getting them incorporated, getting them used to the idea, technology and everything, how difficult is that, or is it easier nowadays? emily luong: i think that nowadays, yeah, there is a lot more knowledge that, you know, digital literacy is something that is super important. and i think it's really important that bridgegood is, you know, helping small businesses get their foot in the door in terms of just, you know, creating digital assets, marketing themselves online. and it's also a really great opportunity for students to really build up their own portfolio, get paid projects, and you know, get a step in the door for their future careers. robert: yeah, how about for you? how did this program work for you? emily: yeah, s

and pat brown, of course, born in san francisco as was jerry jerry brown's grandmother moved here from the ranch to get to the big city, igues and pat brown was elected governor in 1958. what kind of a politici was he? >> pat was the perfectti poan for that era of this criminal expansi credible expansion. how california was formed, how it joined the union. it's an immigrant story about german immigrants and irish immigrants and that opportunity to remake yourself inalifornia as the land of opportunity. pat was just beloved, a gregarious person. >> kind of a backslapper. >> really believed if he could justalk to everybody i the state one-on-one, he would win every single vote. >> how do youhink california shaped him? >> you'd be hard to find someone who is as passionate about the state as pat brown was. he just believed that it was the only place on earth he would want to. li he was, you know, a backpacker into his advanced age, grew up going to yosemite every summer, really instilled in his whole family a love of that outdoors and the environment and the importance of t natural world.

l j jerry brown was in the seminary,uit seminary. how did that shape him as he did get into politics? >> i think the jesuit pie of jerry brown is a key part of his personality, his ilosophy. he went to saint ignatius, then 3 1/2 years in the seminary, really at a very formative age and believes in a lot of those sort of core principles of the jesuits. >> and he of course is against the death penalty, which seemed to get the mily, bo pat and his sister in trouble over the years. he gets elected as a reformer to the goernor's office in 1974 during the watergate era. and he turns riht arou and runs for president, and then does it again in 1980. how did that go over withte s? >> i think that his campaign in '76 was remarkably successful. there was some sense that he was a young, charismatic, rising star. the 1980 race, not as successful, not as popular. kind of a sen that he was bored with the governorship and -- >> and verunfocused. >> he is the first of that post-watergateio gener cover "time" magazine, really this face of the new poli

--go to jerry let me go to jerry brown speaking last year about cap and trade. republican,wn: as a the democratic legislature, we have republicans all over the country and only one signed into law a global solutions act that has this cap and trade measure part of it. this is the only law in the united states, the only law that exists. it is right here. amy: republican and democratic governor supporting cap and trade. can you give more specific examples of how this plays out? this weekend, we actually were in richmond, where chevron's first refinery is. the community there complaining that chevron can get a pass on pollution thereby trading for carbon credits somewhere else, for example in the amazon. >> one of the meetings that happened earlier this week with the task force of governors, they were talking out looking at protection and conservation of tropical forests of the world as a part of the cap and trade system. so we are allowing communities like richmond to bear the brunt of the contamination, devastation, health impacts, as well as housing and growing e

job badly and jerry corbin is doing an easy job even job badly and jerry corbin is doing an easyjob even worse". and i think that sums it up quite well. —— jeremy corbyn. daisy take us to the guardian because there is a reference to a new book describing the behaviour of donald trump and suggesting people working in the white house are living in "crazy town". this is the new bob woodward book that we have put stash her so much about and he will famously uncovered the whole nixon watergate. he has been talking to lots of people within the white house. and lots of scandal coming out of it and saying that... we have heard a lot of it before. there are a lot of people who work around donald trump who causally— some because he knows that he would be exposing them. there was one story saying he wanted to signa there was one story saying he wanted to sign a document and he literally had it removed from his death because they thought that he would forget about it. —— removed from his desk. his defensive jerry forget about it. —— removed from his desk. his defensivejerry calls in a

with jerry seinfeld. >> jimmy: yes. w jerry seinfeld, and some well, explain this. >> kevin: i'll tell you the story. so jerry seield, a good friend of mine, man. >> jimmy: love him. > kevin: jerry seinfeld, i to his house and jerry seinfeld has a pizza oven. and i see the pizza oven and i'm like, "what's that?" he's like, "oh, my god a a brick pizza oven." he's like, "you've never had brick oven pizza?"m and ke, "no, i didn't even know that was a thing." he's like, "oh, my god. you got to get brick oven pizza." [ laughter ] he's like -- >> jimmy: that's your jerry impression? >> kevin: yeah, it's my jerry impression. he's like, "you haven't lived yo untive had brick oven pizza." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thatlioesn't sound jerry seinfeld. >> kevin: that's spot on jerry seinfeld. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: sounds like nipsey russell. [ laughter ]no, no. if you were to close your eyes you would think that you was talking to jerry. jimmy: yeah, okay. >> kevin: "you haven't lived until you had"-- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like

california governor jerry brown signed a bill jerry brown governor california california governor jerry brown signed a bill into law monday requiring all of the state's electricity to from clean sources by 20-45.those sources include solar, wind, and hydropower.it's the latest in a series of goals set by the state to fight the effects of climate change.brown hailed the move as another example of california's global leadership on environmental initiatives-- while the trump administration backs away from such policies. the signing comes just days before brown is set to host a global conference on climate change in san francisco.the conference is a final effort to showcase california's actions on the environment before his fourth and final term ends.the bill also requires electric utilities and other service providers to generate 60 percent of their power from renewable sources by 2030.that's up from the 50 percent goal previously set for that date.not everyone is satisfied with gov. jerry brown for setting a goal of phasing out fossil fuels from the state's electricity grid by 2045.the bi

jerry howard. jerry, thank you. [applause] president trump: and the president and ceo of the charlotte chamber of commerce, bob morgan. thank you, bob. good job. [applause] president trump: good job on getting the convention. as you all know, the complexity of current federal regulations makes it extremely difficult for small businesses to afford retirement savings accounts for their great employees. large companies can afford to deal with these are in some regulations and of course, they've been reduced very substantially for large companies also, but smaller companies just can't do it. as a result, nearly half of americans working in small businesses with fewer than 100 employees have not had access to 401(k)s or other retirement plans. and it's a terrible thing. and you see it. so my people complain about it. but we're taking care of it. we've done a lot. this is one more thing. [applause] president trump: they gave me a list of things to read out, accomplishments of the trump administration. it was five pages lo

jerry: yes. ethnic groups have built parts of this country, the irish in new york, and there has been a large hispanic opponent who are labor market and until we get our immigration laws back into a place where we could have a flow of legal people into the country, we will have a labor shortage i am afraid. julie: thank you for coming. and we appreciate it. a bit of breaking news. a developing story on aurora cannabis, the canadian company that we report it was in talks with coca-cola to potentially develop some kind of cbd beverage. aurora responding to the media reports, saying it has engaged, it does engage in exploratory talks, but no agreement at present with a beverage company on impact. shares halted in canadian trading. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: in new york, i'm vonnie quinn. julie: i am julie hyman. the bigger they are, the harder they fall, the crypto crash of 2018 looking like the.com crash of 2000. last week, extending losses from their january highs and it touched

his latest piece, "jerry brown's climate legacy is still being decided." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from san francisco. in north carolina, south carolina, virginia, and georgia, millions of residents are bracing for today's arrival of hurricane florence, which memeteorologists a are warni cod unleasash life-teatetening stotm surg a and htotoric flooding acroross a wide swatath of t eat coasast. while florence has now been downgraded to a category 2 hurricane, experts are still warning its impact could be catastrophic. this is north h carolina governr roy cooper. , notis momonster of a storm one to ride out. when you're lookingng at storm surge of t this magnitude where the national weather service has said that the damage is going to and that theye cannot emphasize it enough, we know that is a messagege that we should listen to. amy: hurricane florence is also expepected to cause widespread damage, including waste spills. in north carolina, the bi

they are all hoping that not only governor jerry brown but of the 4,500 delegates inside will hear them. they used drummed dancing and chanting in the middle of 3rd street to get their message across that they think jerry brown needs to bring an end to fossil fuel in california. >> it is to increase protections for oil and gas and specifically to create set backs which are protection zones of 2,500 feet. >> this is happening outside governor jerry brown's action summit. it was to gather leaders to fight ways to fight climate change. protesters aren't showing it. zb >> i think it's a way to pull the window dressing down over the truth. we are hear too speak truth. >> traffic came to a halt as protesters shut down 3rd street. there were also a few arrests as protesters blocked doors and delegates also couldn't enter at 3rd and howard because of the large >>> the frustration, we apologize for that. we feel if this is what n needs to be you'll want to avoid this area if you don't want to participate in t . abc 7 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> happening inside the summit an event called

he bought ben & jerry's beef jerky, right? which you know dogs love. [ light laughter ] so he brings my dog -- >> seth: dogs love brands. >> yeah, they love branding. now, my dog loved the beef jerky that jerry gave him, but it gave him what is known in the business as diarrhea. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> so i can't give him those treats anymore. i give him other treats. so now when i give him treats, he looks at me the way comedy audiences have been looking at me for a decade, which is, "you're no jerry seinfeld." which is painful. [ cheers and applause ] yes. yes. >> seth: we -- i have enjoyed over the years -- i like talking to you about your family. you come from a very large family. >> how's your mother? >> seth: how's my mother? my mother is very good. >> great. >> seth: yeah, she was very happy. i had to call her yesterday with a question about -- my mother was a french teacher. a middle school french teacher. >> of course. >> seth: i had a french question. and she was thrilled. >> what was the question? >> seth: we

they want governor jerry brown to do away with oil production statewide. including at active wells on land. kpix 5 , susie's dino says some demonstrators managed to get inside as the summit was going on. susie? >>reporter: protesters earlier this morning formed a human chain and blocked every single entrance to the summit, so that people could not get in or out. at one point, they were even blocking the media access point so we could not get into report on this conference. obviously, eventually we got back in here, but so did they. >> our water is not for sale. >>reporter: protesters infiltrated the name stage -- mainstage at the global action climate summit today. police made two arrests and escorted 10 others from the building. while former new york mayor, michael bloomberg, tried to speak. >> only in america could you have environmentalists and protesting an environmental conference. >> mayor bloomberg and governor jerry brown tried to stay on message, launching their america as pledge campaign. it is a concept that circumvents the u.s. decision to drop

ahead of california governor jerry brown's global climate action summit. to governor brown, i would say this is your last chance. make sure when we are talking about fossil fuels, there are no new permit or going out for new drilling because we know the impact that happened in the most vulnerable community's are part of that process. you ever responsibility. if you want to be a leader on climate and the environment, that means you have to be listening to the voices of our most vulnerable people. " the rise for climate jobs and justice march. then to the site over just fight over supreme court justice just kavanaugh. >> i find it impossible to reconcile the testimony received nothing stolen, but no reason to suspect anything was stolen. know,frankly, as we now things were stolen. and some of the things that were stolen went directly to you. and make a we speak with former top aide to senator patrick leahy. her new piece is headlined "i wrote some of the stolen memos that brett kavanaugh lied to the senate about. she is now calling for kavanaugh's impeachmen

(grant)in response to governor jerry brown signing the bill.. state senator kevin de leon-- who authored the bill joined us here on kron 4 earlier today. senator de leon addressed the concern many residents fear... will utility bills go up?..working families throughout california,. california,. california,. (grant)senator de leon went on to say that this is a move that comes out respect for the california voters and about giving voters an informed choice. (pam) new tonight at ten: a california utility promises to replace 3- thousand -4-hundred miles of overhead power lines ... with insulated wire.. it is designed to reduce the risk of the overhead lines sparking and causing wildfires. southern california edison said, it aims to replace the lines by 2025, to align itself with legislation sent to the governor to sign. the legislation aimed at preventing wildfires.. has been criticized for also allowing p-g- and-e to raise rates on customers ... to cover the costs of lawsuits for last year's deadly wildfires. lawrence karnow: it was a gorgeous suum

. >> i'm a big fan of jerry lewis. in fact his birthday is this week. >> i saw you playing one of his pieces? i notice you have a little bit of that 50s style. >> some of the music from the 50s and 60s is my favorite error. i love that generation of music and rock 'n roll. we do a lot of it in the show. we have a lot of jerry lewis and other music. that is the thing about the show there is a wide spectrum of of years. i have been headline -- headlining on cruises. we have to cater to every corner of the globe. >> i love listening to the grateful dead. and it was phenomenal. how do connect to the audience? >> this is a full las vegas the show. i try to be funny. it's really about the music. i do talk a lot in introduces songs and talk about those stories. >> do you prefer vegas or cruise ships? >> playing in my hometown is always the best. although i do enjoy traveling a lot. and we are starting to do shows in different cities around the country and the world. and we are very excited to be here in san francisco. >> so l

jerry had moved far away. which cleared him for sure. of course, they would need to look at shannon and aaron, too, given their falling out with pam and ralph. but -- >> they were cleared almost immediately, because -- >> they were nowhere around? >> yeah, they were not involved. >> dead-end. the crime scene people did find some things, mind you, including a bloody fireplace poker that turned out to be the murder weapon. >> the marking on her head was the exact replica of the shape of the fire poker, the end of the poker. >> they cataloged everything they found. broken glass in the backdoor. they even took the knobs off drawers and sent them to the lab hoping the intruders left dna or fingerprints on them. and then quite unexpected. then, quite unexpected, something remarkable turned up. and right through the front door of the local newspaper -- so what did you think when you first read that document? >> i felt i had my own little version of the pentagon papers in a way. >> coming up, a letter that had everyone in town talking. >> i reme

jerry brown fits that bill and so does steve jobs. lisa brennan-jobs paints what it was like to grow up. a man who happens to be a great giant for the rest of us. she joins me in new york and told me writing this book went a long way in resolving this relationship. this is a cute title, "small fry." it conjures something little, something sweet. a little bit of a footsteps of a giant. what are you trying to say with this book. >> a story of a girl growing up in silicon valley against the backdrop of a complicated family. starts when i am really young and goes to when i go away to college and i guess the title is kind of a term of endearment and also kind of means insignificant. >> interesting. clearly those are the two currents -- >> right. >> that seem to be in your life. let's start from the beginning. why did your father not want to claim you from the beginning or admit publicly. >> i don't know. that doesn't mean i know all the answers. i examine the complications and shed light on them and explore them from the child's perspectiv

how you be different from jerry brown? >> i'm note h to critique jerry brown. want complimentm. he is the right person at the right time. he triaged the state and put back on firm footing. that said, there are vxing issues that will require courage and a change in terms of approa the homeless issue is outof contro and inexcusable and unacce 24%onof the na is homeless. we need to address that. the housing issue and afford crisis and moga rentsre out of contro th out of 50 on per capita housin units. >> this was a big issue when you were mayor.l stis. as you well know, you can take 5 5,000 people off the streets and there will be another 5,000 from other counties or states. how do you deal wi regional or state-wide basis. do you hold th accoun >> i love the question. you are framing it as it needs to pbe. it's oblem manifesting in regions manifesting in the cities a city mayor cannot solve this oursel you have to regionalize strate it's accountability. if san franciscohe only one in the entire nine-county bay area that is doing all the right things that will place enormous pressu

. >> my conversation with california governor jerry brown who says now is the time for action. >> everybody's got to step up and the president of the united states should be the cheerleader, the exemplar, and instead, he's the sabateur, and that's tragic. >>> and on edge, how could paul manafort flipping hurt the white house? >> this was a very bad day for the trump administration. when you don't know what a cooperator is saying, then it's a bad day for you because you're vulnerable and expose. >> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington with the nomination of judge brett kavanagh to the supreme court is now facing upsetting and serious head winds. christine blasey ford who says that judge kavanagh sexually assaulted her when they were in high school. kavanagh released a statement, this is a completely false allegation, i have never done anything like this. i am willing to talk to the senate judiciary committee in any way the committee deems appropriate to refute this false allegation from 36 years ago and defend my integrity. nbc news has not spoken to the accuser directly,

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selina: that was jerry brown at the global climate action summit. coming up, tesla to be on track to meet the model free production goals. we have the latest next. "bloomberg technology" is livestreaming on twitter and be sure to follow our global breaking news network @tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ selina: it looks like tesla a gun track to beat the model three production goals. they produced close to 6700 vehicles over the last week according to a new report. the report claims they should meet their lower end goals of 50,000 vehicles by the end of the month. and, it may even surpass that figure. it has only been two days since apple unveiled the new iphone x xs. one analyst points to consumers waiting for the release of the cheaper iphone x are in decline. and, kleiner perkins has lost a top investor. she is leaving the vc firm and taking her whole team with her. the new venture is set to launch in 2019 will make specs on late stage companies. this departure drops the top decision-makers from nine to -- kleiner perkins just has one

forced to live in fema trailers for nearly a year and some homeowners are still rebuilding including jerry pone sr. >> and i peeked out the window. my god, you know, it was water. all the water was up to right along here. >> reporter: right here. >> right along here. >> reporter: and you didn't just see water. >> i see fish and all kind of debris and everything. >> reporter: jerry contacted his friends on facebook and someone came to his rescue on a boat. the idea of facing another powerful hurricane bringing jerry to tears. >> all that do is bring back memories. that's the roughest part of all of it. >> reporter: on myrtle beach the surf started picking up before sundown. authorities there say anyone trying to get into the ocean will be arrested. one of the biggest concerns is this 200-foot ferris wheel. abc's tom llamas explains why. >> it's called the sky wheel, it had 42 gondolas. they've all been removed and the ferris wheel is supposed to withstand hurricane-force winds, but officials are worried about the storm surge. here's why. we're just steps from the atlantic ocean, and if that

jerry brown has been a leader on this issue. he continues to lead on this issue. and he does have our ear. tobe there is an opportunity make some progress on the issue of natural gas and fracking. it is a problem here in pennsylvania as well. we have an economy substantially driven by the natural gas industry. so these are tough issues to deal with. they do sort of get at the heart of the economies in many of our larger states. but we need to make progress on this issue as well, no question about that. amy: and finally, on this issue overallte change, your assessment of president trump, what you would say to him right now? had, andrewepa wheeler, the former coal lobbyist who replaced the disgraced scott pruitt who was forced out over so many corruption investigations? >> i would give himan "f," but that would the unfair because that would imply maybe he gets 60% which is normally the cut off for a failing grade. he actually get 0%. amy: you're talking about trump? >> trump has taken us backward. he is done everything in his power to dismantle existing environmenta

host: jerry, let me scufment he president is coming to your state for a rally. joe manchin, no indication of whether he would support the nominee. how do you think joe manchin will vote? he's stated on television news he would vote for kavanaugh. host: thanks for that, jerry. we go to san diego, california, on our independent line. caller: thank you so much for taking my call. so i had two things. one was political and one personal. you know, politically, i left the democratic party after being in it for a lifetime because they won't stand up against the republicans when they have the power. when they're out of power they force to a unified beat them. they got tricked at the end. jeff flake had an agreement with the democrats in the background. and then came out and the democrats could have held a quorum. they could have done a number of things but they thought they had an agreement. turns out there is no agreement unless the majority really goes along with it. this is the kind of things where the democrats get rolled time after time by the republicans who conti

. >> >> bring the pizza and dorit >> get your snacks and cocktails ready for jerry o'connell's bravo show "play by play." >> clearly he's not afraid to put himself and the rest of the male population on blast. only "e.t." was first on set. >> yo, what's up, "e.t."? get in here. welcome to bravo's "play by play" basement. this is like the submmithsonian democrat vote relics. we have one special we received and that would be aviva drescher's false leg. >> here, go ahead. go ahead, heather, okay? >> this is the actual leg. >> the set is a tribute to all things "housewives." now he'll get to live and breathe his obsession, hosting a new democrat vote round table "play by play." >> what do we think of vicky giving gina divorce advice? >> why are all these women so mad at gina for having a good divorce. >> it's filmed in the same studio where andy once watched "watch what happens live". >> i have to tell everyone, team carol. >> i have to watch six hours of democrat vote. normally i would be home doing it with my wife. >> his wife rebecca romijn will be part of the show, skyping in from ho

take a live look outsi francisco governor jerry brown has >>> welcome back 7:1 on your sunday morning. live look outside at san francisco for you and the embarcadero below. good luck to the racers running the giants race today the half marathon and 10k, good luck to everyone. >>> governor jerry brown has signed two bills effectively blocking new drilling off the california coast. president trump announced plans to expand drilling off most of the country's coastline. california can't directly block drilling in waters controlled by the federal government but the new laws protint new pipeline within three miles of the california coast. the pipelines are considered the most economical way of transporting oil from offshore rigs. >>> it's a potential game changer, historic effort to clean up the pacific garbage patch. it has the potential to dramatically improve an environmental nightmare. >> between the span. >> i see it. oh my god. >> reporter: ocean cleanup system 001 on its maiden voyage, headed to an area of the pacific ocean half way between california and hawaii known as the great pa

how founders of ben & jerry's are trying to pave a rocky road for republicans. in the midterms -- that was pretty good. i like to show you futures this morning. so last week, or on friday question saw the dow hit pits 101st record high futures giving back 32 s&p down 5, nasdaq down 27. ♪ (john foley) i was there in chicago when bob barnett made the first commercial wireless phone call in 1983. yes, this is bob barnett in chicago. (john) we were both working on that first network that would eventually become verizon's. back then, the idea of a nationwide wireless network was completely unreasonable. but think about how important that first call was to our lives. it opened the door to the billions of mobile calls that we've all made in the last 34 years. sometimes being first means being unreasonable. i'm proud i was part of that first call, and i'm proud that i'm here now as we build america's first and only 5g ultra wideband network with unprecedented wireless capacity that will not only allow for phones to be connected, but almost everything-- transforming ho

coming up next, we will talk to jerry brown. makingsigned legislation california carbon free by 2025. is bloomberg. ♪ this is balance of power. >> forecasters say the center of hurricane florence is hovering just inland near cape fear north carolina. it remains a category one hurricane with 80 mile-per-hour winds and the potentially deadly storm surge. buildings were ripped apart in more than 60 people had to be rescued from a motel the collapsed. a half a million homes and businesses have lost power. meanwhile forecasters expect the carolinas to be drenched -- drenched with up to 40 inches of rain. president trump once tariffs on $200 billion more in chinese products. bloomberg has learned the president has instructed his aides to proceed with tariffs despite the treasury secretary attempt to restart talks with beijing to resolve the trade war. a new round would be in addition to 50 billion and chinese goods that already faced a 25% duty. the chinese have italian with tariffs on an equal amount of u.s. exports. the japanese p

let's think jerry brown. the real story is about the social movement building and community organizing and mobilization and digging into electoral politics that helped to transform california and inspiring the nation now in the form of alexandra cortez. and i wanted to tell that story. >> alright. [applause] all right larry, what's brewing in texas. >> sort of the opposite. when rick perry was governor of texas, who used to call them - - of democracy. [laughter] the conservatives had been in control of texas for so long that the mainstream conservative agenda is long since been acted. it's the tea party that still has his hunger and practically every statewide - - every single statewide official in the state is republican. the opposite of california. where no republicans statewide office. but what's happening in texas is so consequential because texas is the second-largest day after california. it stands between california and new york.but it's the fastest growing. in 2050, which is not that far away, it's pr

jerry brown is signing a bill to move the state to 100% clean energy. i am alix steel. welcome to "bloomberg commodities edge." we will discuss the physical aspect of trading behind commodities with the smartest voices in the business. let's kick it off with our analyst on our big story. our spotlight is hurricane florence. the storm now weakens to category 2, but as of thursday it is still threatening 105 mile-per-hour wind with 13 foot ocean surge and floods. david, you are on the ground. what do you see? >> we have a lot of wind right now, cloudy skies. so far it is still staying dry. as i talk to farmers, they still are trying to get last-minute preparations in, doing all they can before the rain hits. trying to get the corn harvested and the pigs moved to higher ground. >> how bad could the storm be? >> despite being downgraded, florence is still a very dangerous storm, and it's an extremely serious situation. what has been happening is that the storm center, the eye of the hurricane, has been breaking apart, and then it regenerates and breaks apart again. what thi

>> jerry garcia? an old guy, i'm not too sure. >> up close they have a harder time. across the street, everybody goes, oh, that's robin williams. >> he always loved the citfor e. i mean, since i was a kid watching him on "mork and mindy." >> i'm sitting here having breakfast with a being from another planet. >> what a consequence dense, so am. >> i a painter from argentina known as cobreat. >> bag little kid it was in he head. >> reporter: they share concrete canvass. he grew up. >> it was five years ago that i painted more traits, this size portraits. it became my work pretty much. >> he's painted all over the world, including this, that's where he met cameron moburg. >> i said why don't you come up to san francisco? began meanting with a spray can as a kid. >> it's where my first love is, you are interacting with your community. in a gallery that is for a select few. when you paint on the street, that's for everybody. >> over the years, moberg has become a curator. >> you can meant it. go ahead and paint it. >> and so it began. >> his process is very different than

today's action comes day before governor jerry brown's global action climate summit in san francisco. >>> we are following developing news off the coast of south carolina. tropical storm florence is expected to reach hurricane strength in the next few hours. here's a look at the satellite view of that storm. the governor of south carolina has declared a state of emergency, warning people across the state, not just on the coast, to be ready to evacuate. generators are flying off the shelves at home improvement stores. people are stocking up on food and on water. florence is forecasted to hit the southeast coast by late next week. giving a speech slamming president trump and republicans, former president barack obama is now on the campaign trail. he is stumping for california democrats and hoping to flip control in the house. during a stop in southern california today, obama didn'tn. >> the good news is in two months, we have a chance to restore some sanity in our politics. [ cheers and applause ] we have the chance to flip the house of representatives and make sure the real checks and

jerry later went to stanford, where he remained for the rest of his life. he was bound and determined to find a judge who would take me. i think he called every second circuit judge, every district judge, and one offered me a job. years later, jerry wrote about it and he said, this is how i got ruth a clerkship. i asked judge palmeri because he was devoted to columbia and a law school graduate and took his clerks from columbia. so jerry said, give her a chance and if she doesn't work out, there's a young man going to work for a downtown firm, he's very good, and he will take over. so, that was the carrot. then there was the stick. the stick was, if you don't give her a chance, i will never recommend another columbia student to you. for the women of my era, the first job was powerfully hard, but once you got that first job, the women generally performed at least as well as the men. the second job wasn't a problem. that was not a problem for me. but getting your foot in the door was very hard. i said i had three strikes against me. one, i am jewish and the bi

back in march, the president tweeted "governor jerry "moonbeam" brown pardoned five criminal illegal aliens, and threatening a crime with intent to terrorize, dealing drugs. is this really with the great people of california want? and here's what brown just told msnbc about the president. watch. >> he's not telling the truth. he keeps changing his mind. he is sabotaging the world order in many respects. it's unprecedented, it's dangerous. something's got to happen to the sky because if we don't get rid of him he's going to undermine america and even the world. >> brown is also using his last month in office to thwart the president. mr. trump wants to open 1.7 billion acres of coastal waters to oil drilling and brown has now signed legislation banning offshore oil platforms even though while he's been in office brown has permitted 20,000 oil wells. for the record, governor brown and president trump have also battled over national guard troops along the border, the paris claimant accord and of course the wall. and it's not as if brown's departure will suddenly lead to a california fede

going to jerry in florida. jerry? >> caller: hi, jim this is jerry from florida thank you for taking my call. >> thank you for calling, jerry. >> caller: thank you what you do for all of us investors. >> sure trying what's up? >> caller: my company is box what is your opinion on the stock and the company? >> i think he is great but the stock did not deliver a perfect quarter. in this environment you have to wait until the next quarter. that's exactly what has to happen going to john in california. john >> caller: boo-yah, jim. out here in sacramento you know we love you haven't talked to you in a while. >> thank you i miss sac how can i help >> caller: you had the ceo of u.s. concrete on, and chose him as my infrastructure play. now i don't hear anything about infrastructure it is dead money or what do you think? >> had a great narrative if we had gotten an infrastructure bill. we didn't. so therefore you got too much concrete i got to tell you something, the only concrete i like right here is concrete charlie. yes, h

it and it has yeah hi jerry look away when i get a little but then how to get it out with their mug. on in the shack and it's the. home i don't need for a facade then you say i feel i'm going to without him if that is you one of them been oh well well well if that i'm still a bit of an. awful lot of bolivia valente do all sorts of that and. if you're just mad at the man you see that you need to put. in i don't blow yet that will jump starts to ship shape as the show. oh. all. right. i am coming down here. at the bottom. and up on but on the economy at them and i've been in them does anybody and i persuade them. that i'm with them the kind who want to someone not a halloa. i'm a dumbass and ahead by yemeni germano heloc seven mike and we head to the north and show fanny are the documentation for what i thought of her daughter in charlotte something. let alone a few mosquitoes a loud that this is the jimmy view shared with me that we shared one mr vision the love so hard what the bar. yes you'd love a moped and yet the how well engineer or not you know what better way to get our liquor

all i do is drive around and coffee with comedians. >> bye, jerry. >> that was awesome. a huge congratulations to my friend sarah haynes. as always, we are online 24-7 on our facebook page. thank you again for watching and good night. good night. chs harrison: tonight... - [sobbing] - this is stuff that he, like, never told me before so i jt don't know, like, how to take it. - he cheated over and over and over again, and that so scary. chris h.: it's parone of thebachelor in paradise" finale... - [crying] it's so hard. [sobs] - robby came here to sawf my face off and glue it to his, try to pretend to be me to make a move on jenna. - it's like when models collide. john: this is a showdown. kendall: this is, like, the ultimate ken doll showdown. - i'm the big bad wolf, and i'll come and blow his house down. - jordan might peel your skin off. chris h.: and then, with "paradise" coming to an end... joe: i've been falling in love with kendall from the beginning. chris h.: who will get engaged? astrid: i love kevin. if he asked me, wouldn't say no. chris h.: willhere be a wedd

jerry brown, ca governor. it is the cause, and the more and more people we get we can take action, so yes, we are joining together all the states. a call to action by california governor jerry brown - he along with nearly a dozen other governors in attendance at this global action summit held over the next few days at the moscone center in san francisco. in sf,t e in san francisco hundreds of protestors marched around moscone center..... things got tense as the activiest tried to block the entrance to the global climate action summit....resulting in two people being put in handcuffs. they are calling for an immediate end to fossil fuel production in california. inside a group of protestors distrubed former new york mayor michael bloomberg's speech with chants that the land and air are not for sale. only in america could you have environmentalists protesting in environmental put conferencepolice ejected 10 demonstators from the convention....maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) kron4 news.maureen kelly convention.