. >> we also heard from state senator scott weiner of san francisco who says feinstein also made her mark during the aids crisis, becoming a strong voice and an ally for the city's gay community. >> she explicitly and directly campaign -- campaigned for gay votes . she campaigned in the community. for a straight politician, that may have been the first time. she was they are campaigning, asking for gay votes. as mayor, when hiv was decimating our community and there was a mass die off of gay men, she was willing, on the advice of public health experts and community leaders, to step up and deeply invest resources in san francisco's response to this health crisis at a time when the federal government was missing in action and to the point where san francisco, just san francisco was spending more on hiv response and the entire federal government. >>> coming up, we will continue the coverage on the passing of senator dianne feinstein. we will be right back. >>> i think it is going to be very enjoyable. i think the people of san francisco will enjoy having a woman presiding. i will be abl

your former supervisor and current state senator scott weiner is here. without his advocacy. people walk into their new home and know they are protected for decades to come. that's what this is about. i know, it's a happy occasion here today despite the challenges of the city. i'm looking forward to continue the great work. i'm looking forward that under my housing plan that we continue to break barriers. we continue to get all of the bureaucracy out-of-the-way so we can move and do projects projects like this faster and less expensive. so we can continue to make sure we are not the only ones that can live in san francisco and others have the same opportunity and feel supported and protected. we talk about san francisco being a diverse city. the only way it can be diverse economically is if we have people in all kinds of industries that can afford to live here and commit our promise to build the 82,000 units is important. people think, oh, that's impossible. we have approved over 50,000 units to be built. can you image, can you image what over 50,000 units built-in san franci

. >>> in about an hour in san francisco, mayor london breed will join senator scott weiner and other city and state officials to announce the new location of the city's oldest drag bar , the study. it is been closed for about three years but the owners say they found a new spot on folsom street. they are taking over the site of a former sports bar and are planning renovations including new stage and dressing rooms. the goal is to have it opened and in service by winter. >>> good morning to our friends waking up in the south bay. efforts to get rid of west nile virus , mosquitoes found in santa clara county is in full swing. if you live or work in zip code 95121, 95135, 95148 , you can expect to see some type of notification in your mailbox about their efforts to get this problem under control. the operation will begin at 10:00 tonight. >>> this week's bay area bounce back coverage takes us to san jose where we know you are working hard is a community to fight back against these doom loop headlines all around the country. this morning, we see and celebrate people who are helping peopl

. >>> we heard from state senator scott weiner of san francisco who says feinstein also made her mark during the aids crisis, becoming a strong voice and ally for the city's gay community. >> she explicitly and directly campaigns for gay votes . she campaigned in the community. for a straight politician, that may have been the first time and she was there in the 60s, campaigning, asking for gay votes. as mayor, when hiv was decimating our community and there was a mass die off of gay men , she was willing, on the advice of public health experts and community leaders to step up and just deeply invest resources in san francisco's response to this health crisis at a time when the federal government was missing in action and to the point where san francisco, just san francisco was spending more on hiv response and the entire federal government. >> our juliette goodrich is in washington, d.c. for us, getting more reaction. >> i'm juliette goodrich in washington, d.c., inside the capital building where today, flags are flying half staff or senator dianne feinstein. many people reacting and

. >> state senator scott weiner of san francisco was also in new york, touting his recently passed climate bill. sb 253 requires companies to publicly disclose their greenhouse gas emissions, even from activities like employee travel. it affects all industries, not just oil. it leaves it up to the company's how exactly to reduce their emissions. >> corporations have a huge incentive to innovate to reduce those emissions and we will see, in a few years, who was walking the walk and who is just talking the talk. >> and other bill was passed that says that every two years companies release reports disclosing financial risks and how they plan to reduce these. governor newsom has said that he will sign both. >>> let's give you a live look at the port of oakland which is moving forward with a controversial construction plan. a canadian company is building a sand and gravel plant at the terminal. an environmentalist group has sued over the plans. they are expecting to settle. critics are concerned that storing the building materials in the open air will worsen the already poor air pollution of we

crisis, and today we heard from scott weiner who said feinstein took him under her wing early in his career. >> she was very authentic , that's just who she was. she was a san franciscan through and through and we are all going to miss her very much. >> as the chief of staff said today, there are few women who can be called senator, chairman, wife, mom and grandmother, and often times, she blurred the lines. >> she was a friend to all. quite remarkable. thank you for that. we will continue our coverage from washington, d.c., we have more on the life and legacy of senator dianne feinstein. >> my greatest obligation is to this city. >>> still ahead, from washington, d.c., and from the cable cars to pipier >>> we are back at the u.s. capitol in washington, d.c. and we are remembering the life and legacy of the late senator dianne feinstein, people dropping off flowers outside of her office, sharing stories about what they did and meant to her. and her legacy continues throughout the country and specifically in the bay area. she has made such an impact and she has left many things that w

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state senator scott weiner reflected on the community he found at the stud when he first arrived in theity. >> as a young guy who came to san francisco for the reason that our community has come here for generations, to find community, and i think, within a month or two, i was at the stud. i spent a lot of time there, it's the first place you go on a tuesday night. it is an amazing community, and it is going to be even better. >> they have an online fundraiser to help pay to upgrade the space . >>> what would you do, if you found $100 . what about 1000? what about much more than that? here is why we ask. a bay area thrift shop manager did. kenny choi shows us it is what he did after finding a lot of cash that is a reminder of how kindness can be paid forward. >> reporter: the day started like any other. a pickup game . oliver begin organizing bags of donated clothes, when something very odd happened. >> money just kind of started falling. >> money flew out of a shirt. and we both went, oh, now. >> it just kept falling and falling and i'm like wow, this is actually a decent amount of mon

for studios to use ai to digitally clone an actor's image and also mindful that state senator scott weiner is having a voice in this. plans to go even further pitching and creating a state agency to make sure ai isn't being used for malicious purposes. the bill he's introducing is called an intent bill just meant to start a conversation. nothing will happen by way of, you know, actionable items this legislative season on that. >> you ain't nothing but a hound dog, reed. wearing the blue suede shoes today. >> tweet us if i started elvis in the bedroom this morning. >> i got nervous when you said siri too. i was waiting for the watch to trigger my phone to trigger. >> hey siri, play elvis. >> such a mean television trick that reed is playing on you. on this thursday. >>> the time now 6:10. oh. it worked. >> the summer of labor strikes could add yet another roadblock. the race to get a deal done today with the auto workers union. >>> ahead, a follow-up to the story we brought you yesterday. a potential tuition hike. not potential. it's happening. how much more you are going to have to pay to

scott weiner plans to go a step further and he's pitching creating a state agency to make sure ai isn't being used for malicious purposes. and i was reading this morning about that bill. it's what at this stage in the legislative process is called sort of a message bill or an intent bill. it's not going to have anything of consequence for your life or for the technology. it just is meant to get in front of lawmakers have start conversations. >> it's great that we had governor newsom with the executive order but i feel like it's moving so rapidly right now it's hard to rein it back. that's a scary place to be. >> it is. just the evolution of where it could go but it's good to see that there are companies that are very involved in the creation of it. but also very concerned about the safety of it as well. hope they do what they say by committing to that. >> it's really going to be tempering money. the money making ability of ai and whether people will have corporate responsibility. >> but interview we heard with elon musk though didn't make me feel comfortable at all. >> does anything he

your former supervisor and current state senator scott weiner is here. without his advocacy.nd know they are protected for decades to come. that's what this is about. i know, it's a happy occasion here today despite the challenges of the city. i'm looking forward to continue the great work. i'm looking forward that under my housing plan that we continue to break barriers. we continue to get all of the bureaucracy out-of-the-way so we can move and do projects projects like this faster and less expensive. so we can continue to make sure we are not the only ones that can live in san francisco and others have the same opportunity and feel supported and protected. we talk about san francisco being a diverse city. the only way it can be diverse economically is if we have people in all kinds of industries that can afford to live here and commit our promise to build the 82,000 units is important. people think, oh, that's impossible. we have approved over 50,000 units to be built. can you image, can you image what over 50,000 units built-in san francisco could mean for affordability i

scott wiener led the charge from the steps of san francisco city hall. the month will be full of events to celebrate public transit systems and increase ridership. weinercknowledged certain things could use improvement but he said certain things need to be admired. >> we all want muni to be better. it's our national past time in san francisco to complain about how muni can be better. we want b.a.r.t. to be better. these are amazing systems. muni in particular. you can get anywhere in this city on a bus or light rail vehicle. >> some of the events include a tour of the cable car barn where the cars are stored and a meet and greet with b.a.r.t.'s anime mascots. a full schedule can be found online. >>> lester holt preparing for "nightly news." new iges showing an escaped wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for, and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know. this is the way. get gigabit extra internet on the xfinity 10g network made for streaming for $25 a month for 2 years. could you turn down the volume? here, you can try. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. - i'm sherry