mr. weaver. probably raised more money than any elected official in the history of the state of pennsylvania. all i ever gave my contributors was the ability to come in and make their case. i could pass any lie detector test anywhere. if you ask me did i ever do something for a contributor because they gave me money against the interest of the people, i would say no and pass with flying colors. it's really offensive to everyone who has been an honest and decent elected official and there's majority of officials who are honest and decent to make the claim that mr. weaver and to some degree senator sanders is making. >> it's a totally -- he said he gave people access to come in and make their case. >> i also gave people access who i never met before and wrote me a letter and said we want to speak to you about environmental conditions in hazleton. i gave people access but i never did anything as a quid pro quo. >> i'm positive that's not true. >> i think it's true about hillary clinton. we should ge

mr. weaver, thank you so much for being with us. congratulations tonight. >> how are you doing?> great. thank you. let me ask, you had been confident heading into wisconsin you spent a lot of money trying to win wisconsin, did a lot of rallies there. is the result that you're seeing thus far in terms of the margin basically in accord with your expectations. >> it's a little bit higher than our expectations. we're performing better than we did in our final polls. the senator when he goes to a state and talks to people face-to-face he moves a lot of voters very quickly at the end of an election. this is in line with what we've seen in other states where the senator actively campaigns within the last few days of the election. so we're very gratified about tonight. this makes seven states that the senator has won. it looks like he's one by a double digit margin in wisconsin. he won michigan. so he's winning in caucuses and primaries. there's a caucus in wyoming this weekend and we're on to new york. >> we heard the senator talking about the importance of that new york primary coming

mr. weaver here item 9 general public comment this time, members of the public may address the commissiontems of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, we'll start with jean (calling names). >> hello, i'm the owner and of o'farrell street between formally and olive on polk i spoke about the concerns of the bike lanes i think that was misrepresented when you were told that there were one driveway there is actually 4 businesses and driveways on a short block we are still concerned and want someone to come back and see why we're concerned about moving the bike way outside of driveway. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon directors i'm michelle alexander i'm the president of the board of walk sf on behalf of the walk sf i'm here to talk about the watering down the el terryville it is a high injury corridor over half of the pedestrians hit on 2013 were on and off the terryville train of the 24 people hit awhile getting on and off 6 were teenagers or 2 were 14 years old and ta proposed adrc boa

mr. weaver, is there any of the presentation you think the public would benefit from that you would like to proceed with? >> i'm good with this, the amount of money we were able to bring it had district and neighborhood in addition to the assessment money is a good focus point for how we are operating and contributing. >> i agree. any members of the public who would like to testify on item 1? seeing none public comment is closed and if i can get a motion to exkoos supervisor breed for this item >> motion to for supervisor breed >> without objection that motion is approved and on the motion if there is no objection we'll forward to had full board with recommendation item 2 >> item 2 is resolution receiving and approving the annual report for the fisherman's wharfmunity benefit district and fisherman's wharf [inaudible] for fy 2014/15 >> thank you chair peskin and supervisor yee. we have the 2015, 16 annual report. it is the last cbd in district 3 for annual reports >> how many other cbd's do we have? >> we only have district 6 left. >> we are getting there. >> so, as mentioned previously,

mr. weaver saying these things? >> because first of all it's his job to keep fighting on as a campaign.ven't ended their campaign yet and hillary's campaign folks are doing well at this campaign. let's be clear. second, look, this democratic primary is about the rules. that's what we're fighting about and voting on. we're fighting about the rules that are going to govern wall street and this economy going forward. now a majority of democrats think that wall street does more harm to the economy than good. >> i understand the rules you're talking about but that's not what jeff weaver is talking about. >> i think the sanders campaign is right to push this larger issue of superdelegates, where there's so much power and disproportion of power will fall on the people that get to make up their minds -- >> even without superdelegates she's way ahead. >> that's right, she is. >> and popular votes also ahead. >> 2.7 million at this point. >> the honest truth is, i think it will sway when it comes to the convention. but i do think the larger conversation about you know, disentangled the superdeleg

mr. weaver 3 minutes. >> we've heard a prior before so it is just - >> why not go to the podium and pass that up and the board has to agree to accept those documents you might want to explain what they are. >> thank you my name is mike project manager are san francisco public works the urban streetscape project i'm going to glow a quick presentation with my 3 minutes and try to get it all through just a reminder the urban from 19th avenue to 27th avenue through the process we had our board of appeals hearing an march 9 that was continues to allow us to do further public outreach public works staff project team met with the bureaucracy of urban forestry to review the traditional canopy trees for the public's consideration we set a public hearing dates in 2016 an jefferson elementary school an urban street and tonight we'll present the finding from there so the meeting was held on april 6th we had 77 attendees sign in we received 90 votes at that merging we sent out mailers to 17 hundred project areas between lincoln and n judah and 19th avenue and 28 avenue so 17 hundred residential addre

mr. weaver, the campaign manager for bernie sanders. bill in riverside. republican.aller: i think this is a good thing for the republican party. it is really shaking it up. creating a little stir and about how partisanship works. in the long run, regardless of if donald trump gets the nomination or makes it as the nomination system has brought a lot of things to light. it can begin the healing process way the hard-line extremists who seem to control .he party i think it is a great thing. caller: erica in springfield, virginia. a democrat. caller: i think that bernie brings honesty, transparency to this process. i can't believe how so many democrats don't see it. of theee that the root problem is the corruption in the election system, the corruption -- when you are part of the , when you take money from these big corporations, you are part of the problem. you are not against the problem, you are part of it. all the other candidates have received money from big corporations. you cannot change anything if that does not change. bernie sanders is not a communist. the call

mr. weaver 3 minutes. >> we've heard a prior before so it is just - >> why not go to the podium and pass that up and the board has to agree to accept those documents you might want to explain what they are. >> thank you my name is mike project manager are san francisco public works the urban streetscape project i'm going to glow a quick presentation with my 3 minutes and try to get it all through just a reminder the urban from 19th avenue to 27th avenue through the process we had our board of appeals hearing an march 9 that was continues to allow us to do further public outreach public works staff project team met with the bureaucracy of urban forestry to review the traditional canopy trees for the public's consideration we set a public hearing dates in 2016 an jefferson elementary school an urban street and tonight we'll present the finding from there so the meeting was held on april 6th we had 77 attendees sign in we received 90 votes at that merging we sent out mailers to 17 hundred project areas between lincoln and n judah and 19th avenue and 28 avenue so 17 hundred residential addre

mrs. blackburn: i commend state senator mark norris and terry lynn weaver for their work in the tennessee general assembly to authorize the state to enter into a lawsuit against the federal government. this lawsuit is over concerns with the refugee resettlement program and the 10th amendment. i have put forth legislation at the federal level. h.r. 4218 that would immediately suspend the syrian refugee program. yesterday, governor brownback announced he was with druge the resettlement program because of security concerns. there is no way to vet these syrian refugees. islamic radicals want to attack america. it is no secret to the american people. however, president obama and this administration deem not to recognize this. i call on my colleagues to join me and let's stand against the president's lawless and

mr. jeff weaver, the campaign manager for senator sanders had to say just recently in the last few hours. here is what he said. he is keeping at this. he said clinton has made a deal with the devil. we all know what it means. you've sold your soul to the devil. here is what he is saying now. let's watch. >> i think if you look at her record, if you look at her campaign, you know, her campaign is funded by millions and millions of dollars from wall street and other special interests. you know, she has made a deal with the devil and we know the devil wants his money in the end. so that's the kind of campaign she is running. she has supported these terrible trade deals, which have devastated american manufacturing in this country, supported the war in iraq, continues to have a hawkish foreign policy, expanded isis throughout the middle east. >> he didn't get the truce word, did he, tad? >> that was early, chris. that was early this morning. >> that means he might have well said she is no damn good. what else does he have to say? you said this isn't going to be about person. but you can say i

mr. weaver, let me start with something your candidate said last night because i thought it was refreshinglyically said we're going to win in wisconsin, win in new york and then we will win this nomination. that to me he's right, if you work backwards and somehow you see him getting the nomination in philadelphia, it begins with a big win tonight and an upset in new york, but if you don't win new york you can't win the nomination. >> no, i don't think that's true, chuck. look, we've mapped out a path to victory in our campaign in terms of delegates, pledged delegates, we don't have to win everywhere but we do have to win most of the states coming up. there is no one state that's a must win. as we look forward we will be able to accumulate the delegates we need to get the pledged delegate lead by the end of this primary and caucus process. >> jeff, savannah guthrie here. i'm sure you've head this article in the "new york times" that suggested that there's some regret in the ranks of the sanders too em that sanders didn't go after hillary clinton earlier, more aggressively and that if he had y

mr. mayor, have a great sunday. >> thank you, rev. >>> joining me now, jeff weaver, campaign manager for bernie sanders. thank you for being here. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> now that the tones are settling down a little, how does senator sanders intent to try and close this over ten-point gap between himself and senator or secretary clinton in new york? >> well, it's going to be like many other states. you know, we frequently go into states where we are substanti substantially behind. michigan ten days out from the race we were more than 20 points from behind. and how we close that gap is we have senator sanders going around talking to voters, articulating his message of dealing with a rigged economy, and a corrupt campaign finance system, and that really moves lots of voters in the final days of election we find. >> you've said that you expect that there would be a open convention on the democratic side. how are you proposing for that? >> well, we have a team -- >> i'm quoting you correctly, right? >> you absolutely are. >> so you're on the record that you think it will be an open convention? >> i d

mr. trump. the campaign charges cruz with illegally coordinating with a super pac backing his candidacy. despite a distant third place finish, kasich's campaign said their candidate is still viable. the campaign's chief strategist, john weaver, writes, quote, the nomination contest is now wide open. tonight's results will solidify that the bound delegates. the republican candidates have two weeks to campaign before the next primary, that's new york. the state offers 95 delegates on a proportional basis. on april 26th, five other northeastern states vote where trump is expected to perform well. >> rich edson in washington. rich, thanks very much. >> dan springer joins us live from wyoming. hi, dan, how is it going tonight? >> reporter: hi, heather. another good night for bernie sanders. he's declared victory in the wisconsin primary. here in wyoming tonight, everyone's talking about new york being the next about ig contest. before that, distribute voters here in wyoming will have their say. i would say many were packed into this auditorium on the campus of wyoming university. 1,800 of them in fact squeezed into this building. and in an overflow room. a good turnout with a state with only 41,000 registered democrats. party le