that means leaning in on the pilot that i'm proud to see mayor janey already moving forward for a co response model for response that centers mental health clinicians and crisis response. but the bottom line is that the task force's recommendations echo the audit of the police department conducted many years ago, which echo the demands of our residents over decades and generations. what has been holding us back is political will to see changes at the scale that we need. i'm the only candidate who has put forward a specific plan on how to negotiate that collective bargaining contract that will embed accountability and transparency. moderator: well, let me ask you for a clarification. i'm sorry, didn't mean to interrupt you. is there a serious difference between your position and that of your opponent? >> there are differences. this is a big difference when it comes to the vision for how public safety and public health in the city will move forward. we have had many votes on the city council where the two of us have been on different sides, of whether we are moving towards reforms that

8g band is here in studio 8g. [ cheers and applause give it up and please help me welcome back eli janey, marnie stern, syd butler, seth jabour. and of course on drums, fred armisen [ cheers and applause so happy to see all of you left you a lot of messages, fred, over the last 19 months. >> fred: oh, you did >> seth: yeah. >> fred: i'm checking right now. [ laughter ] >> seth: our first guests tonight are two hollywood legends that also happen to be brothers their new book, "the boys: a memoir of hollywood and family" is available tomorrow. please welcome to the show ron and clint howard [ cheers and applause ♪ >> seth: thank you for being here, fellas >> wow >> seth: so "the boys", this is not a -- this is the nickname your mom had not just for the two of you, corrct >> all three of her boys >> seth: the two boys and her husband. she called you guys the boys >> so, it's a little tribute to mom in addition to all the other stories that focus a lot on dad. but she -- without her, her energy, her vision, her creativity, none of it would have happened. >> seth: and one of the things you

and p janey says it's hoping to restore power to the vast majority of its customers across the bay area by this evening, and aranda zach sauce, ktvu fox two news. caltrans has now reopened all lanes of 8 80 in fremont after the interstate was flooded, trapping vehicles this morning, the chp closed the freeway in both directions due to flooding about 3:30 a.m. between dakota road in thornton avenue. many cars were already stuck when the highway was closed, but no one was injured. throughout the morning. caltrans crews worked to unclog nearby storm drains in about five hours later, there were successful. its historic rain. it came very quick and very fast, and so the roadways just simply can't handle it. at one point there is between 2.5 and three ft of water, which did trap seven vehicles. it is drying out today, but yesterday's massive storm hit the north bay especially hard ktvu. tom baker tells us cruise there have their work cut out for them, especially as they inspect homes inundated by water. sunday's rain saw small tributary to matanzas creek in santa rosa has been at valley rise