--y hablando de nuevas leyes , el senador "scott weiner" habl de las leyes aprobadas en su primer añoestatal, entre estas la "sb 35" . --la ley reestructura la construccin de vivienda en ciudades de california que no estn cumpliendo con las metas establecidas por el estado. --"weiner" indico en un comunicado y cito: california est sufriendo de una escasez de vivienda que debilita la economa, el medio ambiente y a los residentes del estado. --el clima extremo se apodero de la mayora de los titulares en 2017, los huracanes encabezan esa lista, seguido por incendios forestales. --candy caceres...nos tiene un resumen de los eventos climatologicos mas destacados de este aÑo. el 2017 tuvo un comienzo mortal... con una estela de tornados en invierno...estados como mississippi, alabama y georgia muerieron ms personas en el primer mes que en todo el 2016. el resto del invierno estuvo un poco descontrolado, frio y caliente . esto caus que las flores, plantas y rboles florecieran mas temprano de lo normal. una intensa helada a finales de marzo, le cost ms de mil millones de dlares a los agricult

i was encouraged earlier to see scott weiner saying we're going to make different regulations in thelifornia. i love. it if they make it more complicated for the isps to sort of roll out a scale, it's going to slow it down. the courts will be able to do their job. the congress will be able to do their job and in the 2018 elections, oh!! maybe we can bring this issue up and get our government to work for us. that would be great. >> a lot to discuss. thank you. >>> that ringing bell might grab your attention and the salvation army is hoping it does make you give a donation. the good news, the organization blames for donations being way down. >> and in weather, another round of hazy sunshine for today. we are tracking a weather system that will definitely increase the wind speeds. in fact, a wind advisory to talk about for portions of the bay area. we'll talk more about that system, let you know if we have any rain chance in our five-day forecast. >>> new figures show the university of california system received another record number of student applicants hoping to attend one of its nin

. >> meanwhile, in a twitter post, california state senator scott weiner pledged that come january, he will introduce a legislation to require net neutrality in california. >>> congressional negotiators have reached a compromise which could clear the way for final passage of president trump's tax reform plan. a vote in both chambers is expected next week. weijia jang reports. >> reporter: republicans have been very optimistic. we have learned that senator marco rubio of florida plans to vote no to the current bill and utah senator mike lee says he is on the fence. both want to expand the child tax credit so it's available to more families. the gop can only afford to lose two votes. congressional negotiators say they have reached a deal on tax reform that can pass both the house and senate. >> closer than ever to getting across the finish line with tax reform that provides more jobs, fair taxes and bigger paychecks for hard working families across this country. >> reporter: the bill would eliminate obamacare's health insurance mandate, double the standard deduction for individuals and m

attorneys general in several state plan to fight the fcc's decision in court and state senator scott weiner said he will introduce legislation to require net neutrality here in california. >>> new details just into the newsroom surrounding two men charged in oakland's deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. a judge ruled there was enough evidence for tenants derek almena and mack harris to stand trial. they face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter, one count for each person killed in the fire. almena ran the warehouse which had been illegally converted into living space for artists. today the judge called the building a death trap. >>> tragic news in southern california, a firefighter has been killed battling the massive thomas fire in ventura county. cal fire says that its engineer from the san diego unit was pronounced dead at the scene. no other details. meantime the thomas fire has grown on the fourth largest wildfire in california history burning more than 242,000 acres since it began 11 days ago, containment about 30% and more than 900 buildings including 700 homes have already been lost.

california state senator scott weiner says he is going to introduce legislation to wire net neutrality here in california. >> we need to take back the internet and make sure that it is there for everyone. >> bay area companies opposed to the repeal include netflix, google, facebook, twitter and airbnb. the fcc voted 3-2 along party lines with republicans voting to repeal the rules. it won't take effect for a couple of month. >>> an alameda county judge has determined there is enough evidence to put two men on trial for last year's deadly warehouse fire in oakland. but as kpix 5's christin ayers reports, one unanswered question could hurt the prosecution's case. >>> reporter: the decision by judge jeffrey horner means two men who used to live at the ghost ship warehouse, derick almena and max harris, will stand trial for 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. >> this is the first step towards justice for the families. >> reporter: a lawyer for the families of 12 ghost ship warehouse victims said this is the outcome her clients were hoping for. >> i thought the evidence was overwhelming.

listen to scott weiner. >> we criticize the jury verdict who express those views. what the president is doing is you in this family and the community's horrible tragedy to fan the flame of hatred against immigrants. >> others are not as understanding. several hashtags on twitter including boycott san francisco. >> molly: thank you. u.s. war policy is in the spotlight at the sixth annual reagan national defense form. what they're saying about the standoff and reports that they want rex tillerson out as secretary of state. and what michael flynn's plea deal could mean for the white house. could a pose a threat to the president's inner circle? >> i'm sure they're trying to indict him for some conspiracy that involved other people but there's nothing there. [vo] quickbooks introduces jeanette. and her new business: i do, to go. jeanette was excellent at marrying people. but had trouble getting paid. not a good time, jeanette. even worse. now i'm uncomfortable. but here's the good news, jeanette got quickbooks. send that invoice, jeanette. looks like they viewed it. and

listen to scott weiner. >> we criticize the jury verdict who express those views.t the president is doing is you in this family and the community's horrible tragedy to fan the flame of hatred against immigrants. >> others are not as understanding. several hashtags on twitter including boycott san francisco. >> molly: thank you. u.s. war policy is in the spotlight at the sixth annual reagan national defense form. what they're saying about the standoff and reports that they want rex tillerson out as secretary of state. and what michael flynn's plea deal could mean for the white house. could a pose a threat to the president's inner circle? >> i'm sure they're trying to indict him for some conspiracy that involved other people but there's nothing there. he had to indict him for line which makes him a useless witness more people shop online for the holidays than ever before. (clapping) and the united states postal service delivers more of those purchases to homes than anyone else in the country. ( ♪ ) because we know, even the smallest things are sometimes the biggest.

state senator scott weiner of san francisco joins me this morning to talk about the plan. plan.ing to talk about the plan. stanford and usc might not be going to the college football playoff this year but tonight they were down at levi's stadium battling for the pac-12 title. sam darnold facing bryce love love basically playing on one leg -- rushes in for the touchdown for the cardinal (love: 22 carries, 125 yards) after stanford go for it on fourth and goal on the goal line -- ronald jones the second punches it in... trojans up 31-21. stanford not done... kaden smith for a 28 yard touchdown to keep it close usc hold on 31-28 they win pac 12 title the warriors in orlando taking on the magic. andre iguodala out with a sore knee. steph curry still dealing with a right hand contusion was not a problem for him the entire game. curry bounce pass to kevin durant... he throws it down... warriors up 23-17 (durant: 25 points, 7 assists) curry also got it going before the opening quarter... hits a deep three to make it a ten-point game. (curry: 23 points, 10 assists, 6 rebounds) (golden s

scott weiner says he will introduce legislation to require net neutrality in california. >>> congressional republicans believe they have the votes to get the vinyl -- final version of the tax plan and the presidents desk by christmas. the bill eliminates the obama care insurance mandate, doubles the standard reduction for individuals and married couples, and allows taxpayers to put a combined $10,000 to state and local income property tax dollars. democrats oppose the bill calling it a windfall for the wealthy.>>> how much that i did you get last night. startling research on how the quality of your sleep could hurt your memory. >>> can you tell that this couple loves christmas. how they transformed their home into an impressive north pole village. for the first time ever... the california department of public health is issuing guidelines to help people reduce cell phone radiation. >>> for the first time ever, the california department of health is issuing guidelines to help people reduce cell phone radiation. the guidelines include don't sleep next to your cell phone and don't care it in y

you may remember she ran for state senate last year, losing the election to former supervisor scott weinerw, if kim does run, she will face off against former state senator mark leno and former supervisor angela alioto and others. it's expected that acting mayor london breed will also run and other contenders could jump into the race, as well. >>> it's the confession many of us have waited years to hear: apple finally admits it slows down its iphones on purpose. consumers need more than just an apple apology. apple just admitted it tweaked its operating system to slow certain tasks to prevent older iphone batteries from suddenly shutting down, a problem complained about earlier this year by users. >> so what apple is saying is that as the battery ages, it can hurt the iphone itself, it might lock up or do other things so to prevent that from happening, they are throttling down the performance so as not to strain the batteries. >> needle, who is an apple consumer and tech reporter, says apple needs to make this right by giving customers rebates on making it easier to replace batteries. >>>

it is too bad senator scott weiner couldn't be here because he was such a wind in the sail of gettingransportation 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 f

will be leading a multistate lawsuit to overturn the city and here in california, state senator scott weiner plans to introduce legislation to restore net neutrality rules in our state. >>> more and more adults are living with roommates. wendy gillette reports from "cbsmoneywatch." >> reporter: good morning. here on wall street, yesterday the dow lost 76 points. the nasdaq was down 19. >>> stock for israeli drugmaker tava jumped over 10% after it announced it's cutting 14,000 jobs. that's more than a quarter of the staff. the company has 7,000 positions in the u.s. which are expected to be significantly affected. the job cuts will occur over the next two years. >>> the number of adults living with roommates is higher than ever before. the real estate website zillow reports 30% of renters are doubling up with friends or parents. in los angeles, where the median rent is more than $2,700, nearly 50% of adults reported living with a roommate. >>> forget the long lines at the checkout counter. american express, mastercard and discover will allow to you skip signing your name for your in-store tra

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

i do want to give a shout-out to my predecessor, now senate -- senator scott weiner for his leadershipthere is a three-year holding time before thety is eligible to take a tree. new trees arened mraeed from a variety of sources, including individual property owners and developers. after three years, the city will look to see if the tree is established, meaning that it has met specific criteria to be accepted by the city. simply, the street tree s.f. makes it possible that the city does not take on maintenance for trees before designated time period and, thus, reduces the city's liability. it is important that we continue to work to sustain a long-term vision and strategy for our street trees. this will help us achieve beautiful streets and help the environments. i'll now turn it over to karla short which is part of the department of public works. >> thank you, karla. >> thank you. so, we're here today to consider some proposed code changes as required by the ordinance to the public works code. i'll justs give very brief background to how we got here. as you all know, budget. -- budget

. >> scott weiner responding with this tweet. stop politicizing this terrible tragedy. immigrants overwhelmingly don't commit crimes. >> for legal analysis former alameda district attorney joined us on set during our live coverage last night. >> he went into more detail explaining what involuntary manslaughter means and how the jury could come up with a not guilty verdict. >> keep in mind in involuntary manslaughter there has to be a crime committed, in this case brandishing, and the brandishing has to be so reckless that it creates a high risk of death and that as a result someone died. and apparently the jury concluded that the defendant did not brandish the weapon or if he did brandish it, he didn't brandish it in such a reckless way that it would qualify as an involuntary manslaughter. >> so, john, if i walked out on the embarcadero, held it up and fired it, that's very different than i picked it up and it went off in my hand or i pulled the trigger not pointing it in any direction? >> very much so, yes. >> and we want to know what you think. do you think the jury g

. >> reporter: that's one of the reasons why state senator scott weiner and others are saying when it comes to road taxes, it's time to look at charging you by the mile rather than by the gallon. >> people are going to use less and less gas in the long run. >> reporter: and less gas means less gas tax and that means less money for the roads. >> you want to make sure all cars are paying to maintain the roads. >> reporter: one idea would be to install devices that could clock your mileage every time you pull up to a pump or electric car charging station or put a tracker on a car. >> the reality is if you have a smart tomorrow, your data of where you travel is already in existence. >> reporter: none of this talk of a mileage fee is hitting well with joshua lee, owner of this super hybrid bmw. how much do you save on not using gas? >> i save around $200 a month. >> reporter: if you buy a small car that gets really good fuel economy, there's no doubt we don't get enough money to repair the local streets and roads and there's a pothole there. the fact of the matter is people are buying truc

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

that was state senator scott weiner on the shock of learning that san francisco mayor ed lee died suddenlythis morning. he was rushed to the hospital late last night after grocery shopping at a neighborhood safeway. (grant) mayor lee passed away just after 1:00 this morning... with family, friends, and close colleagues at his side. he was just 65-years-old. good evening i'm grant lodes...in for steve aveson (pam) and i'm pam moore. we have team coverage tonight... as the city of san francisco... and local lawmakers and citizens mourn the death of mayor ed lee. kron 4's justine waldman starts us off tonight.. she is live outside city hall tonight. justine? after having a heart attack, mayor ed lee passed away surrounded by his friends and family at 1:11 this morning at san francisco general hospital. there is a growing memorial of candles and flowers here at city hall. volee collapsed while shopping at safeway near his glen park home around 10 last night.he was taken by ambulance to sf general, in critical condition. doctors worked on him for hours before he died.despite the sadness, busine

and they maintain it will be a sanctuary city and listen to scott weiner. >> there was a verdict to express. what the president is doing is using this family's and this community's horrible tragedy to fan the flames of hatred against immigrants. >> other parts of the country are not as understanding. there are twitter #boycott san francisco. leland: will carr, los angeles. thanks. go dogs. gillian. gillian: much more ahead in the next hour of america's news headquarters. a big win for the republicans in the senate last night, but fight for tax reform is far from over, what next step awaits the g.o.p. plan? plus, after a year of accidents and collisions, our military isn't ready to answer the call to action. marine corps commandant neller joins us for the state of the military live from the reagan national defense forum in california. you don't want to miss it. gis. when it comes to moving packages on a global scale, nobody does it better. he's also an avid cookie connoisseur. dig in, big guy. but when it comes to mortgages, he's less confident. fortunately for nick, theres rocket mortgage b

you may remember she ran for state senate last year losing the election to former supervisor scott weinerers at airplanes. the most recent incident happening near oakland international airport. at least 7 planes there have encountered laser strikes while landing this week. >>> stick around, we'll have traffic and weather after this quick break. >>> time now 8:27. an update on the deadly accident that had all lanes shut down southbound 880. all lanes have reopened. traffic is moving in both directions. we're still dealing with some residual delays in the backup. you can see it's out of the red into the yellow so we are starting to see some improvement. it's a little under 30 minutes northbound. we are dealing with another traffic alert though. this is along highway 1 at devil's slide. shutdown in both directions due to an overturned vehicle right at that tunnel. chp on the scene and they are diverting traffic, turning it around in both directions. so please avoid highway 1 at this time. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> thank you very much. it was a clear morning and cool sta

the time is 7:15 on the phone with us right now is scott weiner, a former san francisco supervisor.or, can you hear me? >> i can. thank you. >> i know how closely you worked with mayor lee. how did you hear about his death this morning and how did it hit you? >> well, i woke up this morning and had about -- a huge number of calls and text messages from people. i was just floored. i am floored. i can't believe he is gone. i just held a press conference with mayor lee yesterday about a new recycling program that we were launching. excuse me. and he was his normal friendly and jovial self, cracking jokes and just being ed lee. that's how he was. he was, you know, fundamentally just a decent human being who cared about the city. he wasn't the flashiest die in the world but he -- he worked hard. and, you know, it was an honor to serve with him. >> you were sworn into the board of supervisors essentially as ed lee became mayor and you worked side by side for several years. can you talk a little bit about the trajectory of ed lee's path as mayor as san francisco? at first he didn't want to

joining us, senator scott weiner, before becoming a senator he served on the board of supervisors and interacted with mayor lee, i would imagine fairly regularly, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> what are your thoughts, of mayor ed lee, most people remember him as a being jovial and with a smile, what stands out to you personally and professionally?>> i am floored that he is gone. i was just with him yesterday, we did a press conference on the new city recycling program and he was his normal, jovial, joking and friendly self. completely normal. my heart goes out to his wife anita, his children. i was sworn in as a member of the board of supervisors less than a week before he became mayor, one of the first votes i cast with him as mayor , i worked with him the last 7 years. he didn't have the biggest public persona, but he was so committed, deeply committed to the city, and really, he cared, he was someone who would listen, you could convince him, he was a terrific person and i honestly cannot believe he's gone. >> what you think his legacy will be

weiner. tom fit con from judicial watch sued to get those. more about them next hour. pete: democrats are eyeing more upsets in 2018. but can they actually pull them off? scotts down the races to watch in 2018 next. no bacon for him next. ♪ peter: some quick saturday morning headlines for you, friday, 686 mega millions drawing without a winner. tuesday's jackpot now an estimated $343 million. if you can't wait that long. the powerball grand prizes still up for grabs tonight at $384 million. and say goodbye to signatures. major credit card companies are getting rid of them. american express, master card and discover will no longer require signatures for purchases in u.s. and canada. the company is claiming it's no longer needed to fight potential fraud cases. pete? pete: democrats are setting their site sights on 2018 after upset in alabama. doug jones is the first democratic senator from alabama in quarter century. as the calendar flips over to 201 2018 what will be biggest races to watch. scott rafn joins us. thanks for being here and breaking it down for us. the conventional wisdom right now is that democrats have the advantage. not less nit senate a lot o