mr. weiner now wants new yorkers to vote him back into office.st famous political scandals in british history involved a former cabinet minister by the name of john profumo who was secretary of war. he began a sexual relationship with a woman called christine keeler in 1961. unbeknown to him, ms. keeler was also having a sexual relationship with a russian naval atache who was working at the soviet embassy in london. you may have seen the film "scandal" based on christine keeler's memoir. >> you have never made love until you've made love in a gondola. >> as for mr. profumo, he initially denied the affair but then resigned from government two years later in 1963. and then he did something remarkable. this oxford educated former barrister and diplomat volunteered to clean the toilets at a charity in one of the poorest constituencies in east london. he would continue with janitorial fundraising duties at the same charity for the next 41 years. until he died in 2006. mr. profumo never gave any interviews and never said a word about his experience. he

mr. weiner [sounds like]? >> herbert weiner; one thing though, if you can gauge the number of bicyclists on market street, you ought to be able to gauge the number of bicyclists who go through the red light, and that is very important because that is the source of revenue for mta. if there were 100 dollar fines for each bicyclist that went to the red light you would be out of the red. you should really consider it. as far as public satisfactionwith muni goes, uh uh, you don't get a pass on this; it's getting worse and worse and people are getting fed up. that is why the muni task force was formed and we hope it is not a whitewash because the friends of muni ar

mr. weiner? >> i guess so.he didn't really do anything in terms of actual infidelity. he was sort of convicted of being in eighth grade. i don't know. it just seems to me it's more of a guy thing than a partisan thing. >> which middle school did you go to? >> i can't picture hillary clinton sitting at the state department going who wants to see a picture of my foggy bottom? it's a guy thing. all right, if his wife forgives him, i guess i do. >> i'm ecstatic. i think most comedians are very happy. >> this is going to be a gift that keeps giving. thank you mr. weiner. >> but he stumbled right out of the gate. he shouldn't have done a youtube video. he should have tweeted pakt saying, look, i learned. i can wear pants and i learned to tweet. that's the down fall, twitter. show people you can use it. people are forgiving, frankly. the pole numbers are mixed. he has $4 million in the bank. half of new yorkers don't want him to be mayor. >> this is a case for men changing their name. he should have changed his name f

mr. weiner and reporters away from the entrance."tweeting scandal that forced his exit from congress in the first place was not absent in the first place. one bystander said, "instead of a hug i really wanted a text." interesting bystander. anyway, the madness followed weiner on to the subway. one person in the crowd advised "stay off facebook and all of that. leave that alone." this candidacy, as i said the last couple days, is a disaster for new york, a disaster for the democratic party and for society. that's hardball for now. have a safe and happy memorial day weekend. coming up next "your business." l with tide washing machine cleaner. it goes straight to the source of the stink to lift odor-causing residues off your washer's drum. tide washing machine cleaner. to lift odor-causing residues off your washer's drum. and do you know your... blooa or b positive?? have you eaten today? i had some lebanese food for lunch. i love the lebanese. i... i'm not sure. enough of the formalities... lets get started shall we? jimmy how happy ar

mr. weiner would never be able to fit in this house. >> you would be surprised. >> this system that is going on is ridiculous, because you have to be a pretty small person to fit in there and there is no place to put your clothes. but aside from that, i support the moratorium. and i thank the supervisors for doing it. and i hope to see that you understand the situation. >> is there any additional comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> and just in the hands of the committee, is there any commentary? supervisor or president chiu? >> thank you. again i want to thank all of the members of the public who have taken part in this lengthy discussion over the years and the months and i want to take a moment to thank the tenant advocates who i do think have come around to what i think of as a really novel and a well thought out way to move this difficult discussion forward. the fact of the matter is that we have over 2,000 folks who are currently in the lottery, and it would take them under the current system over ten years to convert. and what the tenants have agreed to is over the nex

accompanied by the campaign's most important asset, mrs. weiner. >> every day starts right here.. >> i made some big mistakes, i know i let a lot of people down. but i also learned some tough lessons. i am running for mayor because i have been struggling to make it my entire life. i hope i get a second chance to work for you. new york city should be the middle class capital of the world, i have some ideas how to do it, 64 of them on my website. take a look, tell me what you think. >> we love this state, no one will work harder to make it better than anthony. >> i will fight for you every single day. thank you for watching. >> well, krystal ball, he has 64 ideas. here we go. >> here we go. i love that i have a family, did i mention i have a family and a wife and a family. he's striking the right tone. at 15% out of the gates with very high name recognition, a lot of money in the bank, i think he has a good shot at making it to runoff, if no one gets 40%, which no one is at, they go to runoff. then all bets are off. christine quinn, the frontrunner, her poll numbers have been decli

mr. weiner. i look forward to having you back in studio again. >> thank you john. >> john: for more on the ongoing irs mess i'm pleased to be joined rick unger, welcome back to the show. >> always a pleasure. >> john: always a pleasure as well. you saw lois lerner pleading the fifth. what does her refusal to say a word mean in the obama white house? >> not much. look they'll try to bring her back. they'll give her immunity if they think there are any serious crimes she's involved in. i question if there are, i don't know if she has that much to say that would have that big of an impact on the house. >> does anyone think she's involved in any crimes? >> john: i don't. it's hard to see where they are. it may be not being forthcoming with congress in previous appearances. >> cenk: that's horrible. i can't wait for oliver north to weigh in on that on fox news. haveis there question of how they've handled themselves. >> clearly. you know how i feel on the white house communication. they are not very g

mr. weiner, recent poll shows 52% of women in the city do not want to see you run as mayor. how do you overcome numbers like that as you begin your campaign. >> this is day one or two of the campaign and one way i do is it by seeing people and i frankly have been encouraged by how many people say they are prepared to give me a second chance. i'm not asking people for endorsements or help. i've got to prove myself. >> it is hard to hear everything she saying but one question was the fact there is a large majority of new yorkers that don't even want him to run. >> it was mentioned about women. and the person who is the front runner is a weak front runner, christine quinn trying to become new york city's first female mayor. it creates an interesting dynamic. >> could be an interesting runoff if it gets to that place. >>> much more ahead including stepped up security as we learn about the gruesome murder of a british soldier in broad daylight i. happened on the streets of london. >>> and terror transparency has the president gets right side to deliver his counterterrorism speech

mr. weiner and reporters away from the entrance."he tweeting scandal that forced his exit from congress in the first place was not absent in the first place. one bystander said, "instead of a hug i really wanted a text." interesting bystander. anyway, the madness followed weiner on to the subway. one person in the crowd advised "stay off facebook and all of that. leave that alone." this candidacy, as i said the last couple days is a disaster for new york, a disaster for the democratic port aartyer a. society. >>> progressives love the family feud going on in the republican party. john mccain is taking on the tea partyer partyers. ted cruz, well, he's going after everyone. that's ahead. you're watching "hardball." the place for politics. this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, you will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pi

mr. weiner and reporters away from the entrance." tweeting scandal that forced his exit from congress in the first place was not absent in the first place. one bystander said, "instead of a hug i really wanted a text." interesting bystander. anyway, the madness followed weiner on to the subway. one person in the crowd advised "stay off facebook and all of that. leave that alone." this candidacy, as i said the last couple days, is a disaster for new york, a disaster for the democratic party and for society. >>> progressives love the family feud going on in the republican party. john mccain is taking on the tea partyers. ted cruz, well, he's going after everyone. that's ahead. you're watching "hardball." the place for politics. ♪ [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] ow! ow! [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast you'll forget you had heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums available out there. i knew devry university would give me the skills that i needed to m

mr. weiner? >> i think new yorkers have got to come together and beg ray kelly to run.lice department. >> he is leaving it >> but put someone in charge that gets it and that's the case. >> let us know what you think about that. american mom in mexico, we will find out if she can go free today. they were on their way back to arizona from a funeral in mexico. authorities claim they found marijuana under her seat on the bus but her daughter claims she was framed. >> let her come home. she is innocent. >> we are finding there is so much red tape and bureaucracy in the mexican government just to get evidence that will easily prove their innocence submitted to the judge is a huge bureaucratic mess. >> mexican embassy says that her rights are being closely watched. >> it's a story we have been foll following. a 10-year-old girl is dying from cystic fibrosis. if she does not get a lung transplant soon, she will die but she is two years too young to receive an adult lung. her aunt joined us earlier on "fox and friends". >> our plea, our second request for consideration for sarah

mr. weiner is trending higher in pittsburgh.don't have to look at the chest picture anymore. >>brian: that company denied it was pittsburgh and then later forced to admit it? >>steve: i don't know. by the way, congratulations you're running for mayor of pittsburgh. >>anna: they went through sometimes rough terrain at president bush's ranch in the three-day bike ride. >>steve: president bush led 14 wounded vets. along the trek was our own dr. marc siegel. he joins us right now. by the way, he caught up with president bush who offered strength for tornado victims in oklahoma. >> ours is a nation that refuses to accept the defeat of nature, the devastation of nature. so i know in oklahoma people are going to be pulling for their neighbors and that city will recover faster than the people now who live there can imagine. >>brian: fox's doctor marc siegel is in texas for the event. joining us to share more of the exclusive interview with the former president of the united states. >>anna: lookin' good. >> thank you. today is day two of

weiner? >> aye. >> mr. chair we have two alicia winterstein two aye and one no. >> the motion passes. could you call number three? >> what action on two? >> continued to may sixth of this year. i am sorry you are right about that. so, on item number two, i suggest that we also continue that to may 6th. >> yes. >> so, item number two, which is an informational item on supervisor kim's legislation it is our motion to continue that to may 6th as well. >> yes. >> and could we take that without objection? >> that will be item two is continued to may 6th. >> thank you. >> item three? >> ordinance amending subdivision code to adopt the condo conversion impact fees amply able to certain buildings that would be permitted to convert during a six year period and subject to specified requirements... >> super supervisor ferril,. >> i appreciate those who are here on this item. i know that the item is continuous to the amendments and will going to the full board in the early may meeting. last week i agreed with the sponsor to amend into my original legislation under the ospices and the hope that we

mr. weiner would like to to be the next mayor of new york city. i only moved to new york a year and a half ago. i can't flow if my neighbors will get on the weiner wagon. there's another famous maxim, the politicians are like sausages. that's now to know how they are made. look away, new yorkers, look away. >> our biggest brain. clearly we don't read these things before you -- >> you get to live in connectic connecticut. >> we had the conversation earlier with a new york times writer who has been following politics. do we think new yorkers are -- there are examples whether you look at charlie wrangle and you look at eljoit fit zer. >> the entire state legislature? >> but is forgiveness in ga thom city has farfetched as i might be in other places. >> i can't talk for the rest of new york city but vi lived in anthony weiner's district and i can toll you that when he was in office everyone in d.c. had one view of them and everyone in new york had another view. the people in his district knew him for helping out with every dit put. there were some iss

mr. weiner -- could make it official as early as next week. from congress after sending out lewd pictures of himself on twitter to some women. >>> prince harry wrapping up his u.s. trip today in connecticut at a polo match in greenwich, connecticut. yesterday he toured the boardwalk in seaside heights, new jersey. there he is with the governor. that's where crews tore down this roller coaster that had been steroid by -- that had been destroyed by sandy. its replacement ride will be called the superstorm. gretch, over to you. >>gretchen: from runway model to role model, this former victoria's secret angel breaking her silence telling the world how god opened her eyes and told her to leave the beauty industry behind. kylie bisutti, author of a book "i'm know angel" is my guest this morning. "i'm no angel." people will be shocked. she won this big competition, 10,000 women. you had your chance to walk the catwalk and then you said this is not for me. why? >> a number of things happened to lead me to that point. and i talk about them all in my boo

mr. riskin. >> thank you. chair person, weiner, and vice chair kim and i just want to echo, what john said in terms of just, appreciating the focus that you are putting on muni and the transportation system and recognizing i guess, specifically through what the form of this hearing, the linkage between the transportation system muni specifically and the economy of san francisco and the impacts that can have, adverse impacts when it is not working but also, we should remember that muni is a lot of what makes san francisco economy work. and contributions that muni makes to enable the economy of san francisco to function every day as you say are hard to match across the country. we have 90 percent of our residents within two blocks of a muni stop and so it is phenomenal coverage and we are the 7th largest transit system in the country in terms of ridership and so a lot of san francisco's economy is really under pinned by the service that muni provides. i too rely on muni and sometimes the frustrated muni rider, i would say that most

mr. up dike to present. >> thank you, chair, weiner. and members of the committee, so today, we seek your positive recommendation regarding the dedication of 2094 to 1298 the street to the city for the future affordable housing purposes. as par as the development mixed use project at 2558 mission, and the new mission, heater building, the developer has an option to satisfy the affordable housing program requirements by dedicating property to the city. and so long as the dedicated property yields a certain number, and meets other minimum standards that are found in the planning codes section 419. the property at 1294, and 1298 meets those requirements. and the property itself, is 11,672 square feet in size, located near chavez and south vaness and it has auto motive uses most recently on the site just to get you oriented on the location and i will have a map up on the overhead. push >> there we are and the subject property right here. a detailed of the property and just off the corner of shotwell and chavez and a couple of pictures, as i

do you think he'll be the same old anthony weiner in this campaign or the same kind of cantankerous guy or mrogy? >> the same kind of guy. i don't think he's changed much. >> thanks very much to all of you. >> and maggie is sticking around to answer your questions for our web extra. coming up, our exclusive conversation with the creators of the hit show "homeland." revealing hints about season three, next. "homeland." revealing hints about season three, next. i am an american success story. i'm a teacher. i'm a firefighter. i'm a carpenter. i'm an accountant. a mechanical engineer. and i shop at walmart. truth is, over sixty percent of america shops at walmart every month. i find what i need, at a great price. and the money i save goes to important things. braces for my daughter. a little something for my son's college fund. when people look at me, i hope they see someone building a better life. vo: living better: that's the real walmart. >>> "spotlight" up next after the "sunday funnies." >>> "time" magazine just published president obama's prom photos. there he is. the girl on the right sid

mr. mayor. and in new york city, anthony weiner is back. he was giving hints he might run again.eclaring he is a candidate for mayor. and he is look for a second chance. >> it is interesting to see what anthony weiner does with this. the "new york post" headline writers will have a lot of fun with it. >> bill: what are they up to this morning? >> i haven't seen it yet. the good thing is lot of the jokes will get stale before the actual election. we're on twitter at bpshow. we were talking about apple. and tim cook being in front of congress yesterday. kg on twitter says the senate is jealous that corporate ceos have rigged the game better than they have. and the big question here from phil on twitter asks so will fan boys and girls give apple a free pass as part of their hero worship? sort of have to wait and see how that goes. you can find us on twitter at bpshow. >> bill: we've been talking about the apple hearing yesterday with ashley codianni who covered it for now this news. and so what's up on the docket today? >> so, there are a few things. namely what most people will be

there is no other job that anthony weiner could ever possibly do and i don't think he would disagree with me on that. so this is his attempt. i agree with mr i don't think he's going to win, cou could -- >> a lot of people refer to him in his old days as this political gladiator and now he says he's not interested in attacking anyone. this is certainly a change for anthony weiner in the reincarnation of what he wants to do to get back into politics. >> bob dole said that the most dangerous place in washington, d.c. was between chuck schumer and a camera. in the modern day, the most dangerous place is between anthony weiner and a camera. so they are two birds of the same feather. whether more of this stuff comes out or not, i don't know. nor do i really care. but at the end of the day, it's always going to be a spectacle for anthony weiner. >> now at the palmetto state, so many comments about mark sanford. but as he puts it, anthony weiner does not equil mark sanford because you need to marry your scandal or put a ring on it. >> in the first district, stupidity, i say that with all sincerity, re-elected mark sanford of that district. rush

pundits as we know will be watching to see if weiner's opponents bring up his past. let's go to anchor of the lead, mrper. here's the thing, we know he's doing well in the polls. let's say the debates, they could make or break him. how do you think he handles the scandal that brought him down in the first place? >> he's been handling it since he started rolling out this mayor ol cma mayoral campaign. he doesn't turn away questions about it when he's on the stump and basically i think his strategy is has been to exhaust the subject until people don't want to talk about it anymore. you see he's actually gone up in the polls since the first poll when he was in second place behind the city council president christine quinn now he's gone up five points and she's stayed the same. the latest poll has her at 24%, weiner 19%, just five points behind her. the fact he's gaining ground and she has not gone up at all despite being the presumptive favorite may help explain why she is not participating in the debate today. the other five democratic candidates are. but it is very interesting and the fact is based on