scott weiner has announced a new plan to introduce a bill that would change last call to four a-m. fits to moving closing time. weiner's first attempt died in committee earlier this year. so... he reworked the plan. weiner's new plan is limited to six cities... including san francisco and oakland. ( darya ) the san francisco board of supervisors has approved new marijuana regulations. their decision came down late last night. the move will allow adult use of cannabis starting in january - when the state law kicks in. coming to an agreement on pot regulations has been a controversial topic in the city.. the supervisors defeated measures that would have restricted the use of cannabis... including buffer zones of one thousand feet from schools and daycares. ( darya ) the san francisco board of supervisors also voted to reverse the sale of a street that was sold at auction. presidio terrace -- was put up for auction after the homeowners association did not pay the tax bill.. the street sold for 90-thousand- dollars.. the homeowners in that neighborhood filed a lawsuit once they found ou

scott weiner has announced a new plan to introduce a bill that would change last call to four a-m. e sees financial and social benefits to moving closing time. weiner's first attempt died in committee earlier this year. so... he reworked the plan. weiner's new plan is limited to six cities... including san francisco and oakland. ( darya ) the san francisco board of supervisors has approved new marijuana regulations. their decision came down late last night. the move will allow adult use of cannabis starting in january - when the state law kicks in. coming to an agreement on pot regulations has been a controversial topic in the city.. the supervisors defeated measures that would have restricted the use of cannabis... including buffer zones of one thousand feet from schools and daycares. ( darya ) the san francisco board of supervisors also voted to reverse the sale of a street that was sold at auction. presidio terrace -- was put up for auction after the homeowners association did not pay the tax bill.. the street sold for 90-thousand- dollars.. the homeowners in that neighborhood fi

but state senator scott weiner believes that one size fits all rule is outdated and that there are real to moving closing time to back 4 a-msot night life if part of our culture. live music, dancing, this is part of who we are. it also generates an enourmous number of jobs, middle class jobs, where people can afford to raise their families so we should support that sector. after weiner's first attempt at changing the law, sb 384 , died in committee earlier this year , the senator reworked the plan. including making one key change.sotthis time we are limiting it to the six cities who expressed interest in going past two a.m.those cities include san francisco, oakland, sacramento, west hollywood, los angeles and long beach. if the bill becomes law, those cities would be able to decide for themselves how the 4 a-m last call would be implemented. the bill also requires that cities develop public safety and transporation plans and to get approval from state regulators.sotthere are so many safety valves in this legistation that we wanted it to be done safely and professionally. in san francis

later this morning, state senator scott weiner and david campos will urge the san francisco board of supervisors to pass regulation allowing for adult use of cannabis. the board has disagreed on a lot of pot issues including the locations of dispensaries. but a handful supervisors is proved a few amendments last night. they hope the committee will pass them before going to the board for approval. on the state level regulations for marijuana are more organized. the bureau of cannabis control says it's confident california will be ready to issue legal cannabis operating licenses on january 1st. it claims that legislators have covered nearly every aspect of the industry from cultivation and dispensaries to testing facilities and manufacturing. still, it's up to each local entity to figure out its own rules. >> your community license is more important than the state license. >> the local control is always something that we're interested in. it reflects more of the will of the community. >> reporter: 58 counties and more than 480 cities in california have the power to make up their own mi

later this morning, state senator scott weiner and democratic party chair david campos will urge the san francisco board of supervisors to pass regulations allowing for adult use of cannabis. the board has disagreed on a lot of pot issues including the locations of the dispensary. but a handful of supervisors approved a few amendments last night. they hope committee will pass them before going to the full board for approval. on the state level regulations is more organized. the bureau of cannabis control says it will be ready to issue licenses on january 1st. it claims that legislators have covered nearly every aspect of the industry from cultivation and dispensaries to testing facilities and manufacturing. still, it's up to each local entity to figure out its own rules. >> your community license is more important than the state license. >> the local control is always something that we're interested in. it really reflects more of the will of the community. >> 58 counties and more than 480 cities in california have the power to make up their own minds and impose their own regulations

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state senator scott weiner is encouraging towns to support access to marijuana. time is ticking for a legal framework. recreational marijuana becomes legal own january 1st. >> we have legalization in california. the state has caught up to us and now what's happening? we are at risk of sliding back! >> reporter: state senator weiner called some of the proposals before the board draconian! specifically to have dispensaries 1,000 instead of 600 feet away from schools and daycares. >> when you put it all together, it means cannabis businesses, new cannabis businesses, will be prohibited in almost every, single part of san francisco. >> reporter: marijuana regulations are in place in state levels. operating licenses will be issued on the first day of the law. >> your community license is more important than the state license. >> reporter: that's why consumers are being told to pay attention to the local level. regulations can differ from city to city. >> they might allow for retail sale and not cultivation. they might allow for cultivation and not retail or manufactur

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we have supervisor jeff sheehy here with us today. [ applause ] and we also have state senator, scott weiner. thank you both for joining us. >> all right. it's hard to introduce a man with blue suede shoes, but it can be done. i'd like to ask the former mayor, speaker of the assembly, the honorable willy "blue suede shoes" brown to join us. [ applause ] >> let me thank you who have waited so long and put in so much time and energy. i think that the evolution of booker t. washington community center in to the facility that was described by pat a moment ago and including, clearly, the 50 units of housing. the ad vent of john burton being as dedicated as he has been for multiple chores. he assumed the responsibility a long time ago on behalf of all of the elected types to do something about kids who reached 18 years of age and who were then free allegedly, but without the kind of support and services needed to allow them to grow into full adults. john's undertaken all of that. and to acknowledge that here at booker t. washington is a good thing. some of you may or may not know, but booker t. wa

. >>> scott weiner is trying to give cities like san francisco and oakland the option of ke keeping bars00 a.m. he joined us to talk about it at 4:00. >> we had strong bipartisan support last year in both houses. we hit a hitch in the committee. i think we have a reasonable shot at passing it. sacramento, west hollywood also expressed interest in staying open later. it could increase public safety. bar owners say it would significantly help business. >>> hearings on sexual harassment on california's state capital began today. >> what some women say they've had to deal with, and what the response so far has been. also. >> a pilot program that could turn some parking who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. really? really? really?

but earlier today, senator scott weiner and david camphouse said the san francisco board of supervisors is getting close to destroying the first blue collar industry that has come to san francisco in decades. i know we can pass legislation that establishes the industry, collects taxes and protects kids by moving into a highly regulated market, rather than a black market and unregulated. let's be clear, cannabis is available today. it will be harder to get on january 1st if we allow existing retailers, existing business to convert to adult use. otherwise, we risk disintegrating the industry, right? so, there will be no enforcement, there will be nothing, there will be no way that the office of cannabis can enforce. there will be businesses operating, for instance, in berkley, oakland, that will be able to transport product into the city and legally sell it through the system. the supply chains will not be established because the manufacturers, cultivators, testers will have to make a choice between staying as they are, or getting a state license and not being able to sell to existing med

. >>> scott weiner is trying to give cities like san francisco and oakland the option of ke keeping barspen until 4:00 a.m. he joined us to talk about it at 4:00. >> we had strong bipartisan support last year in both houses. we hit a hitch in the committee. i think we have a reasonable shot at passing it. sacramento, west hollywood also expressed interest in staying open later. it could increase public safety. bar owners say it would significantly help business. >>> hearings on sexual harassment on california's state capital began today. >> what some women say they've had to deal with, and what the response so far has been. also. >> a pilot program that could turn some parking we're alaska airlines. and we don't just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. we fly app developers to mexico city. novelists to nashville. and pilates instructors to palm springs. sure, we love a good glacier. but we also like a little cocoa butter. >>> your actions will lead to a safer environment for everyone who works in california politics. >> changing the culture at the capital. that's the goal of hearings now underw

scott weiner is urging the board to not go too far with the new zoning rules. >> zoning restrictions unwarranted. we need to make sure it's available and we do want to buffer around schools but if we go too far we will kill the entire industry. >> he opposes limiting the number and the board of supervisors met today but to later vote. the board could pick them up again at its meeting in two weeks. >>> the wine country is scrambling to win business for the holidays. struck that the gutters clean. we've got big rain coming. it's a significant rain event. maybe two inches in some areas. we will have the details. >>> what if there was only one emoji? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. what if there was only one haircut? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. struck attorneys representing people who lost sons the northbay wildfires say it is clear to them that these fires were caused by power lines

. >>> state senator scott weiner announced a bill that would not require several cities to extend the sale of alcohol from 2 am to 4 am. it would be san francisco, oakland, sacramento, los angeles, long beach and west hollywood. it would not apply to liquor stores. it is expected to boost nightlife and the state's economy. >> in san francisco alone nightlife is a $6 billion industry employing 60,000 people and generating over $50 million a year in tax revenue. this is a major industry here in the bay area and los angeles and elsewhere. it employs a lot of people and we need to support life -- nightlife. >> he sponsored a similar legislation that passed in the state senate but stalled in the assembly. struck at the teenager accused of killing an eight-year-old girl and santa cruz was in court today. he is being tried as an adult. his defense team is arguing to try to get the case back in juvenile court. >> reporter: he was scheduled to offer a plea but his legal team asked for more time. now the 18-year-old appeared and santa cruz county court and spoke briefly. answering he understood

happening today, state senator scott weiner is making a renewed effort to allow cities in california to allow the sale of alcohol in bars, night clubs, and restaurants until 4:00 a.m. he is holding a news conference in morning in san francisco to announce that he is sponsoring new legislation that would allow but not require cities in california to extend that sale of alcohol as late as 4:00 a.m. the extension would not apply to liquor stores. > >>tonight at the oakland city council meeting, police are due to present a report on the police department's involvement in a controversial immigration raid in august. police chief ann kirkpatrick is accused of giving false information to the public about the department's involvement. oakland's sanctuary city policy prohibits police participation in civil, federal immigration investigations. the chief says she agreed to help with the traffic control out there because federal investigators told her it was a criminal investigation into human trafficking. the documents show a man from guatemala was being held for being in the country illegally.

(pam) state senator scott weiner is renewing his effort... to push the 'last call' for alcohol until four a-m... the measure would allow communities to extend alcohol sales to as late as 4-am ... in bars, nightclubs, and restaurants... but not liquor stores. the bill passed in the state senate earlier this year -- but failed in the assembly. today, weiner announced that he is going to try to get the bill passed once again. (steve) new at eight. a private street in san francisco... sold for 90- thousand dollars... will be returned to the residents who live there. presidio terrace was sold in 2015... after the homeowner's association failed to pay its property taxes. people who live on the street say they only learned about it earlier this year. the homeowners asked san francisco leaders to reverse the sale. and today the cities board of supervisors voted seven to four to overturn the sale of presidio terrance. supervisors say the city treasurer should have never sold the street... without doing more to notify them. ahead at eight.. north bay p

but state senator scott weiner believes that one size fits all rule is outdated and that there are real financial and social benefits to moving closing time to back 4 a-msot night life if part of our culture. live music, dancing, this is part of who we are. it also generates an enourmous number of jobs, middle class jobs, where people can afford to raise their families so we should support that sector. after weiner's first attempt at changing the law, sb 384 , died in committee earlier this year , the senator reworked the plan. including making one key change.sotthis time we are limiting it to the six cities who expressed interest in going past two a.m.those cities include san francisco, oakland, sacramento, west hollywood, los angeles and long beach. if the bill becomes law, those cities would be able to decide for themselves how the 4 a-m last call would be implemented. the bill also requires that cities develop public safety and transporation plans and to get approval from state regulators.sotthere are so many safety valves in this legistation that we wanted it to be done safely and

20. [ speaking native language ] [ through the interpreter ] >> senator scott has signed th -- scott weiner has signed that ordinance, and we hope you will, as well. [ speaking native language ] >>president walton: and we have four minutes after this statements. [ speaking throu-- through the interpreter ] >> please, when you see the parents, when you see concerned parents, get us involved instead of avoiding us. >>president walton: thank you so much. geraldine anderson, sean biven, shawn richards, reverend townsend. >> hello. my name is geraldine anderson. my son is kingtston he is in the t-shirts grain th our student's rights arum violated, so i, too, am pleading with you to take some immediate action to close this achievement gap. i, too, stand with pastor amos brown pastor of the naacp in calling for a districtwide state of emergency. as you know the achievement gap in this city is outrageous. i also read what you wrote in the huffington post and have to say i'm shocked at your response. here you have people reporting of the reality of the inequality of our school system, and you someho

it is too bad senator scott weiner couldn't be here because he was such a wind in the sail of getting transportation victories and we need that kind of leadership for these hard fights. i really want to re-emphasize the vision of this city and the residents of this city. we truly are a world-class city. if that is not a testament to it, i don't know what is. so, thank you all for the vision of implementing this service and let's get this train on the road. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, ed . i didn't see the former chair here. now he is the former chair. i don't have to acknowledge him because he is not my boss anymore. [laughter] but i do want to give a special shout-out to tom nolan. under his leadership of the board that we brought forward the central subway and brought forward this procurement and we would not be here but for not his leadership. thank you for that. [applause] and so with all of the fire power that you've heard from represented here that put together the money, that put together the leadership, that authorized and approved all of this to happen, someone actual

i would like see the puc encourage to contact david, scott weiner, use their good offices with caltrans and the state of california in order to figure out improved financing for the issue, part of which it appears to me is the responsibility of the state of california. i would like say also that the supervisors who have been affected, their districts that have been affected by this have been responsive individually. last january, i saw supervisor sheehy the morning after it happened and he was stunned. it isn't going to go away. we use a lot of buzz words politically. we talk about social justice. [bell]. >> public: they become empty if we allow a situation like this that everything knows about to go unanswered. that particular part of the community is not rolling in money. it is the poor neighbor to glenn park. the traffic there is horrendous and yet it is a community. so, i'm asking you to hold the puc responsible and to have them address these issues rather than just pass the buck. >> supervisor ronen: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> public: my name is dennis. i'm a nat

we spoke with scott weiner about the win. >> the fact she defeated a transphobic right wing legislator who proposed an anti-trans bathroom bill shows justice sometimes does prevail. >> democrat phil murphy won the governor's seat campaigning against his republican opponent by connecting him to the extremely unpopular chris christie who has reached his term limit. >> helping in the investigation he died yesterday after crashing in one of the company's planes off the coast of st. petersberg, florida. it isn't clear if anyone else was on the plane. >>> crews blocked off an entrance to b.a.r.t. to begin work on a canopy at the station. b.a.r.t. says it will protect and provide another layer of security. completion is expected next year. an estimated cost of that $66 million. >>> the woman being sued after accusing brett ratner of sexual assault is now speaking to abc 7 news and is standing by her story. >>> the purchase that could be key to tesla's process. ♪ ♪ hi! leaving a career to follow a calling takes courage. a personalized financial strategy can give you confidence to take the next

scott weiner announced the legislation yesterday. it would set up a pilot program in six cities where the mayors have said they are interested in the expanded hours. theythe senator said that bill will create jobs. >> it mattered to the economy in san francisco alone. this say six billion dollar industry that employs 60,000 people. these are good blue collar jobs. this will help us move people in to the middle class. >> he said the pilot program would give the cities total control on making decisions. it'll be introduced in january. >>> apple is trying to contain and control a bug in the new mac operating system that lets anyone to get control of their computer without a password. a turkish developer found the bug and revealed it by entering the log in name root and clicking enter. you don't need a password. it allows the user to get and gain access to a mac that's running the high sierra operating system. apple is working on a fix for this but in the meantime they recommend users follow the steps outlined on its support page to disa

that is not the news that former supervisor scott weiner and david compost wanted to hear. the majority of supervisors said they need more time to get this right. >> not only is the entire city watching us but i would mention the entire country is watching what is going on in san francisco. >> reporter: after weeks of brainstorming, discussion, and debate the board of supervisors came to the meeting prepared introducing several amendments to the agenda items regulating cannabis. supervisor said she and her colleagues have made significant progress but they need more time. they do not want to rush the legislation. >> we need to continue to do our due diligence. >> reporter: the supervisor wants something passed out. he proposed allowing current medical dispensaries to apply for a permit that would already -- that would also apply to adult recreational use. he said this will make it more difficult to buy on the street. >> it will be harder to get on january 1 if we allow existing retailers to convert to adult use. otherwise we risk disintegrating the industry. >> reporter: th

state senator scott weiner wrote a letter, city college board members, a number of local business owners, royal coo-coo, and others. the mission midwives run by cara engleb rect. mission street merchants association and united player services has written in support. i also included a sound mitigation plan that we have in place and i want to point out that i know i only have a few seconds left. we held a community meeting on monday and we posted the previous week for anybody that had concerns. nobody attended that meeting, but we're more than open to having another meeting with any neighbors that want to talk about how to mitigate the issues and especially to go over the sound mitigation plan that we think can help to make sure that we're responsible neighbors. thank you. >> thank you. >> so we'll open this item up for public comment. i have a number of speaker cards. if i call your name, you can line up against the side of the room and approach in any order. steven cook, tom tempranio, ben blyman, wandy felix, and felicia lester. go ahead. >> i'm steve cooke. i'm a resident of the missio

. >>> state senator scott weiner trying again to make it legal in california for cities to allow the sale of alcohol in bars, nightclubs and restaurants until 4:00 a.m. >>> he will be holding a news conference in san francisco saying that he is sponsoring new legislation to allow but not require cities in california to extend the sale of alcohol to as late as 4:00 a.m. that would not apply to liquor stores. earlier this year, he sponsored similar legislation that passed in the senate but stalled in the state assembly. >>> those are just some of your morning headlines. mike, sal, gasia, back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> the oakland unified school board meeting was packed last night with hundreds of students, parents, teachers all protesting plans for budget cuts. a special school board meeting was full. protesters speaking out against the plans for $15 million budget cut. the new superintendent says in recent years the district increased spending o on programs without getting additional funding creating a large budget deficit. a final vote is expected on december 13th. the superint

state senator scott weiner is renewing his effort to push the last call for alcohol until four a-m...icki) the local act would allow communities to extend alcohol sales to as late as 4-am... in bars, nightclubs, and restaurants... but not liquor stores. they could also designate certain days of the week and holidays where extended hours would apply. (steve) the bill passed in the senate earlier this year-- but failed in the assembly. today weiner announced that he is going to try to get the bill passed once again. (vicki) a group of wealthy homeowners in san francisco is putting up a fight after the street they live on was sold for 90-thousand dollars. (steve) presidio terrace was sold in 2015 after the homeowner's association failed to pay its property taxes. people who live on the street say they only learned about it earlier this year.(vicki) the homeowners are now asking san francisco leaders to reverse the sale. they say they city treasurer should have never sold the street without doing more to notify them. officials say the sale is legal and it's the responsibility of property

. >>> happening today, state senator scott weiner is making a renewed effort to allow cities in californiaintroducing new legislation that would allow but not require cities in california to extend the sale of alcohol to 4:00 a.m. the extension would not apply to liquor stores. he sponsored similar legislation earlier this year that passed in the senate but stalled in the assembly. >>> a ticket was recently purchased at a cafe on east 12th street. all five powerball numbers were picked. if the player had also picked the power number which was 4, that person would be taking home $149 million. >>> as you head out to do holiday shopping, consider donating a coat to one warm coat. ktvu is proud to once again support a program that started 25 years ago and continues to grow. donate a new or judgently used coat or sweater item at a number of drop-off locations across the bay area. >> all right. just perfect cool fall morning across much of the bay area as we get a live look at the golden gate bridge. the marin headwinds. hello and welcome to the 9 on this giving tuesday. please. come on. >> i ha

. >>> scott weiner will call for the san francisco board of supervisors not to restrict the sale of recreationalher elected leaders on the steps of san francisco city hall. supervisors are working on guidelines ahead of the january 1st deadline when sales of recreational marijuana become legal in california. some of the supervisors have said they want to cap or ban retail marijuana shops in their districts. weiner who used to be a san francisco supervisor is urging the supervisors not to overregulate saying that san francisco has long been at the forefront of legal access to marijuana. >>> california could begin offering marijuana businesses to put their money in the bank. even though it has been legalized in many states across the country, the federal government still consider it's a prohibited drug meaning that all transactions are done in cash. if marijuana businesses try to deposit cash in the bank, it is flagged with a suspicious activity report. now california's treasurer is proposing a way for the state to help out. under the proposal, armored cars would pick up the cash from marijuana bu

weiner next thursday and a conductor, dan lather, and others. tina brown is next friday, and jennifer lewis, and we just announced her first event for 2018. tonight were hosting scott adams. a cartoonist from the comic strip at gilbert. he's the author of several bestsellers. he's cofounder of --.com and work for 16 years as a technology for major bank and then when he started the column interviewing him tonight is terrance who has been in her stage several times. he helps organizations tell better stories in a long time host favorite show of my called free-form. now he will host a podcast at harvard. scott adams new book is win big leaf. persuasion in the world amir to today. election outcome was predicted by a lot of people differently but not scott adams. he has a lot to share about that. and the world of persuasion. please welcome terrence and scott. [applause] >> i want to start by saying that on november 11, 3 days after the election, i wrote of trump and his -- he spoke to people who wanted to be seen and heard. his facts were wrong, his story was right. now, i have a major political candidate talking to me any such a standard a politician. he is a macho, su

weiner's thursday. and also conductor john -- dan rather, tom maine was with us last week, tina brown is with us next friday, jennifer lewis and daniel ellsberg. tonight, it's an honor to host scott adams. he's a cartoonist from the comic strip gilbert. he's the author of several best sellers. as cofounder of --.com. he worked as a technology for major bank and then a phone company and then started the column. interviewing him is karen, she's been our stage several times who helped organizations tell better stories. a longtime host favorite show of mine called preformed. now, he hosts a podcast at harvard. scott adams new book is, when bigley. persuasion in a world where facts don't matter. a year ago today election outcome was predicted by many people differently, but not scott adams. he has a lot to share about the in the whole world. i invite him and terrence to the stage. the chapter about 45 minutes and then you can ask questions. [applause] [applause] >> hello. i want to start by saying that on november 11, 3 days after the election i wrote of trump and his voters he spoke directly to people wanted to be seen and heard. the specs were wrong but his story was right. i imagin