. >> among the first lawmakers to take to social media was san francisco senator scott wiener, he says the woman has been antivaccination protester. >> when you have people who are trying to harass and intimidate and even assault elected officials, that's just not an attack on us as elected officials, that's an attack on democracy. >> investigators are testing the red liquid to confirm what it is. for the last several weeks, dozens of anti-vaccination demonstrators have been converging on the state capital to protest a new law that will make it harder for doctors to exempt children from required vaccinations to go to school, and the republican leaders joined colleagues to condemn the violent and unacceptable behavior that took place at the state capitol this evening. regardless of differences of opinion, there is no place for this in our america. no one was injured but senators had to delay the final night of the session because of the drama in the senate chamber. they reconvened in a smaller room to finish the work for the night. >> a crime was committed today. but the senate will not

. >>> scott wiener excused legislation to limit pg&e's ability to shut off electricity. utilities will shut off power to avoid costs even when it's not necessary. it would allow rate payers to bill pg&e for costs they occur during shut off and prohibit charges for service during the planned blackout. >>> the fire on a boat in the channel islands. crews had to suspend efforts to find remains of the last victim. they hope to keep the vessel in one piece to help determine what caused the fire. >> the first step is to roll over the vessel with the appropriate rigging equipment and have that stablize prior to beginning the raise. >> authorities say they will not conduct autopsies on the victims. they believe they all died of smoke inhalation not have burns. >>> hurricane dorian made landfall on the out ir banks. it's now a category 1 but there's widespread damage due to winds and rain. dorian will remain a hurricane. >>> tonight disaster crews in the bahamas has new numbers, days after hurricane dorian battered the island the death toll has risen to 43. a list of the missing

state senator scott wiener of san francisco authored the bill to sell alcohol until 3:00 a.m.n ten cities including san francisco and oakland. the bill was intended to support the local economies, but the opponents argue that pushing last call to 3:00 a.m. could threaten public safety. >>> the company that made billions selling the prescription painkiller filed for bankruptcy late today. the filing by purdue pharma comes just ten days after reaching a settlement. suing the company over the toll of opioids. the filing was anticipated today and after they were struck. the deal could be worth up to $12 billion. purdue's bankruptcy filing means it will be removed from the first federal opioid trial scheduled to start in cleveland on october 21. >>> and students and teachers at pairing county public high schools are being trained to help save lives. starting tomorrow the medical services agency will distribute 600 stop the bleed kits to classrooms. those kits include tourniquets, bandages, and other supplies to prevent injuries. student wills be trained to use the supplies later in

we spoke to state senator scott wiener about the president's remarks. >> we collect needles on the ground, we have people who their job is to pick them up. and this idea that because, you know, he claims that someone has put a needle into a storm drain that san francisco is going to be cited for that is ridiculous. >> reporter: for those who live in san francisco, the president's remarks are not a surprise. >> i mean i think it's just an easy target for people to say that about san francisco. but those problems are in every major city. >> i think if anything san francisco does a phenomenal job handling needles and other dangerous bio hazards. i don't know how the president could possibly see needles going into the -- it's the kind of inflammatory comment he's well-known for. >> reporter: and just an hour ago mayor london breed tweeted if the president wants to talk about homelessness we are committed to working on solutions like adding 1,000 new beds next year and working on a housing bond to create more badly needed housing. of course the president was in silicon valley yesterday attendi

now san francisco state senator scott wiener tweeted in response epa must have a lot of time on their hands since under this president it's not enforcing actual environmental laws. the vast majority of sf doesn't have human waste or syringes. and so it is disappointing that the trump administration has subjected california's request for more housing vouchers to get people off the streets. >> the president of california concluded a visit to a new section of the border wall in san diego. fox news lauren blanchard has this report. >> reporter: the president showing off a section of his fewly built wall in southern california. days after customs and border protection announced a 22% decline in border apprehensions. and they say democrats in congress say the cost of the wall could hurt the u.s. military. >> and this wall could not be climbed. it is very hard. >> reporter: according to cbp, some 60 miles of new border walls have been constructed. president trump touring a section in mesa, california and meeting with border patrol. >> there is a false narrative out there. >> reporter: a new

we spoke to state senator scott wiener about the president's remarks. >> we collect needles on the ground, we have people who their job is to pick them up. and this idea that because, you know, he claims that someone has put a needle into a storm drain that san francisco is going to be cited for that is ridiculous. >> reporter: for those who live in san francisco, the president's remarks are not a surprise. >> i mean i think it's just an easy target for people to say that about san francisco. but those problems are in every major city. >> i think if anything san francisco does a phenomenal job handling needles and other dangerous bio hazards. i don't know how the president could possibly see needles going into the -- it's the kind of inflammatory comment he's well-known for. and mayor london breed tweeted if the president wants to talk about homelessness we are committed to working on solutions like adding 1,000 new beds next year and working on a housing bond to create more badly needed housing. >>> a lawsuit has been filed by a crew member of the dive boat involved in that deadly labor

senator scott wiener tweeted this.hard pan, a pediatrician and author of the bill was attacked by an anti- vaccine activist several weeks ago. he said this incident was incited by the violent rhetoric perpetuated by members of the anti-vax movement. this is an attack on the democratic process and an assault on all californians and must be met condemnation for everyone. >> we strongly condemn what happened because that should never happen. >> reporter: anti-vaccine leaders say they have no connection to the woman responsible though one man says she approached him. >> i got a couple of inches away from her face. she said if i knew of anybody doing some weird stuff, if anybody was going to get loud today. >> reporter: many were saddened the so-called stunt took place before their final vigil honoring children who were injured or deceased. >> we are being overshadowed by something awful. despicable. >> reporter: four senators in all had blood spilt on them. in sacramento, rachel wulff, kpix5. >>> one woman was arrested and

so senator scott wiener he rallied with supporters yesterday in san francisco. the legislation would allow companies to give their product to people with serious illnesses at no charge. >>we had left to raise wing democrats right wing republicans supporting this legislation this is not controversial and we are today calling on governor newsom to sign 34 and law. >>well the new push comes after voters approved attack exchange on pot. the bill is now on governor nuisance task. since coming to the city of santa cruz, the city council is considering ordinance that would allow marijuana lounges that'll be different ashley cain reports. office is lined the streets of downtown santa cruz. but a new kind of business could be cropping up in the near future. >>it will be a lot like a restaurant only with marijuana on the menu. >>there's a couple of different models out there didn't exist store potentially some sort of room there where you could purchase the product in the venue and then actually be able to consume on site. other options are in use that solely and bring yo

. >> reporter: among the first lawmakers to take to social media was san francisco senator scott wiener. >> when you have people who are trying to harass and intimidate, even assault elected officials, that's not just an attack on us as elected officials, that's an attack on democracy. >> reporter: chp investigators are now testing the liquid to confirm what it is. dozens of anti-vaccination demonstrators have been converging on the state capitol to protest a new law that will make it harder for doctors to exempt children vaccinations to go to school. in dounsing tonight's incident senate republicans condemned the violent and unacceptable behavior that took place at the state capitol this evening. regardless of differences of opinions, there is no place for this in our america. no one was injured but senators had to delay. final night of their session because of the drama in the senate chamber. they reconvened in a smaller room to finish their work for the night. >> a crime was committed today, but the senate will not be deterred from conducting the people's business. >> reporter: now a

senator scott wiener rally with supporters yesterday in san francisco for lcompanies to give marijuana to people serious illnesses free of charge. >>we had left to raise your wing democrats right wing republicans supporting this legislation this is not controversial and we are today calling on governor newsom the sinus be 34 and law. >>the bill is now on governor newsom's desk. >>and steals a woman's purse in the east bay and then breaks into your home. we'll tell you what police know so far plus the south. a man is attacked while he's visiting his wife's grave site we're going to detail description of the attack or the police are looking for. after the break an argument breaks out over the past rooms on a plane and that plane which was headed to california has to make an emergency landing as a result. weather is making it feel more like fall now after past few days of >>60's out there for your current temperatures, i've got your forecast for the weekend ahead. and traffic is quite slow heading into san francisco this morning. it is not. at your approach to the >>and 13 is the time rig

that have been elevating the priority of data collection, including local ordinances authored by scott wiener, state legislative bills, and pay-for-performance dollars, part of the prime program over three years, $1.7 million for the collection of sexual orientation and gender identity data? each of these mandates have focused on data collection, and i think one area of strength of the department overall was our leveraging of these incentives and mandates to build out our own goals for lgbtq equity? so this is a -- a sort of detailed slide where i'm going to talk about the robust and thoughtful planning process that staff and workforce along with patients from the community put into this project? first of all, there was an emphasis on training, so there was a desire to not just develop workforce for collecting the data but also ensure that staff had what they needed to respond appropriately to this community and act with nondiscrimination, of course. there was a large department wide effort with the train the trainer model where our internal training resources were trained and developed to di

allow marijuana to be given to seriously ill patients for free in san francisco today, senator scott wiener and supporters held a rally to encourage governor gavin newsome to sign senate bill 34 that legislation would allow medical marijuana companies too give their product to people with serious illnesses at no charge. this comes after voters approved prop 64 which change the tax laws on cannabis the new bill would eliminate the tax on free marijuana. >>we had left to raise wing democrats right wing republicans supporting this legislation this is not controversial and we are today calling on governor newsom to sign 34 and law. >>has been on governor newsom's desk for a few weeks now. >>there could be a new kind of business coming soon to the city of santa cruz as a city council is considering an ordinance which would allow marijuana lounges ashley key reports. >>clothing stores, bars and offices, lined the streets of downtown santa cruz. but a new kind of business could be cropping up in the near future. it will be a lot like a restaurant only with marijuana on the menu. >>there's a couple

state senator scott wiener says they have huge numbers of protesters engaging in harassing and intimidating tactics. >> it may have been blood we don't know for sure. but it was really scary. the person yelled something about baby's blood. and it just -- it's been such a terrible and toxic atmosphere with these anti-vaccine protesters. and we just need to make sure that everyone is safe. >> reporter emily maha has more details on the incident. >> the people need to stand up and say we want to defend our democracy we are not allowing people interfering with democracy by basically attacking your elected represent he was while we're doing our jobs. >> the senate chambers were closed for hours as chp does its investigation. people inside the chambers when the red liquid was thrown from the upstairs gallery say the woman shouted something about dead babies before tossing the liquid on the senate floor. one senator posting a picture on twitter showing the liquid was thrown from a menstrual cup. dozens of anti-vaxxer gathered outside many saying they don't support the action taken inside. >> it's

now senator scott wiener has also responded to trump's a statement and claims about the city saying at san francisco absolutely does not dump waste and needles and he says that he will she's the president bring up environmental issues such as klein. you can hear from him coming up at 10 o'clock for now live in san francisco. sarah stinson kron 4 news takes on sarah. >>well, another big story we're following this morning also involves the president president trump now stopping california's efforts to set higher auto emission standards and that's a move the governor does not like covers christina tetreault is live in como what's he going to do about it christina. >>so pretty much the governor has a lot of opposition about this as we know and so the state attorney general actually threatened a lawsuit against the federal ministry if they want to go ahead and roll out this plan. the president trump announced that he was wanted to go ahead and stop california to have these higher regulations and have their own regulations. earlier this week and he did so of course on his twitter account and

we reached out to public works and we reached out to our supervisor, scott wiener, at the time, said just help us here. when we got that crosswalk, that was the way that the city fed us. we realized there was so much more that could be asked of the city if we only just tried. so then i'm going to tell you that i thought, well, i could take care of this path and i found out about the public works street parks stewardship program and that seemed really simple. it was tending to the plants anyway. so i joined the department of environment is giving me plants because you are a zero waste city and that means if you have a conference or some convening and you have stuff you can't throw it away. you have to give it a home. so, the dots connected and i think that's been my joy of working with the city as seeing that if you push a little bit, the dots do connect and there are places where the department of the environment and the public works and the supervisors' office we all can actually work together and they are the piece of my street park is not just the trees and the plants and the beau

state senator scott wiener says they have seen a huge number of protesters engaging in harassing and intimidating tactics. >> it may have been blood. we don't know for sure yet. but it was really scary. and the person yelled something about baby's blood. and it just --s been such a terrible and toxic atmosphere with these anti-vaccine protesters. and we just need to make sure that everyone is safe. maha ha details on the incident. >> the people need to stand up and say we want to defend our democracy not allowing people who try to interfere with democracy by basically attacking your elected represent he was while we're doing our jour our jobs. >> the senate chambers were closed for hours as cvp does it investigation. people inside the chambers when the red liquid was thrown from the upstairs gallery say the woman shouted something about dead babies before tossing the liquid onto the senate floor. one senator posting a picture on twitter showing the liquid was thrown from a menstrual cup. dozens of anti-vaksers gathered outside the capital for a vigil, many saying they don't support t

5.19 a new state bill is pushing to give seriously ill patients access to park for free senator scott wieneresterday in san francisco. the legislation would allow companies to give their products to people with serious illnesses at no charge. >>we had left to raise wing democrats right wing republicans supporting this legislation this is not controversial and we are today calling on governor newsom to sign 34 and law. >>the new push comes after voters approved a tax change on pot. the bill is now on the governor's desk. >>5.19 and national in the whis detailing serious allegations against president trump. trump is calling the matter a witch hunt. john lawrence has the latest from washi >>president trump pulling no punches comparing the person who informed the whistleblower to a traitor according to audio reported by the la >>lose more. >>house democrats have issued a warning to the president demanding he stop his reprehensible witness intimidation of the whistleblower. >>i think it's pretty clear what the president's trying to do was trying to deter people from following the courageous examp

when scott wiener passed the legislation and enabled the restaurant to continue to be open and now we'repaying for not one restaurant -- not one restaurant fee, not one registration, not one health, we pay for two. so our 40-seat sidewalk cafe pays for not one, but two restaurants. it pays almost -- [bell ringing] -- twice the amount in sidewalk fees in half a dozen years. these are concrete real things happening in the community that as the last speaker said, we need to do something about and do something about them right now. or we will be gone like everyone else. >> supervisor fewer: thank you. next n. -- next n. -- next speaker, please. >> hello. i'm luke. i really have fallen in love with the industry and i may request an additional minute, what hasn't been touched on is the issue of the tech platform, which is very much in the news. we call them grub hub or tablets. they're gaining $5 billion a year in market share. they're up to 25%. they charge user rates 25-30% fees. it's been in all sorts of news in the districts because i'm sure all of us read the articles about restaurants al

just a moment ago senator scott wiener did also reply saying of course and cisco struggling with homelessness but this is just another poke. as city in our country he said that he would prefer the president to comment on environmental issues such as climate changing set of issues like this. he said san francisco absolutely does not dump needles into the ocean so a lot of. talking out this morning in indefinitely responding to the president's remarks about san francisco. for now i'll send it back to you. >>and santa rosa police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman on a trail and it's the second sexual-assault worth park in the past months kron four's share stone has details. >>this is the area in santa rosa's how earth park where a woman was sexually assaulted on sunday night on wednesday women we talked with were quick to respond to what happens. >>i definitely would not come out here and do it by myself. it says we were going off the like. hey like that i definitely would not do it by myself. >>the attack happened around 6 40 in the evening, the sun was still up in the lighti

state senator scott wiener and supporters held a rally to encourage governor newsome to sign senate billegislation would allow medical marijuana companies to give their product to people with serious illnesses at no charge. this comes after voters approved proposition 64, which change the tax laws on cannabis the new bill would eliminate the tax on free marijuana. >>we left to raise left wing democrats right wing republicans supporting this legislation this is not controversial and we are today calling on governor newsom the sinus be 34 and law. >>the bill has been on the governor's desk for a few weeks now. >>i mean a warning he would border report dot com if more than 100 years since poncho via invaded, columbus, new mexico and residents say it's bad history with mexico that drives a lot of the local businesses here, we'll have that story coming up. >>plus a vicious attack on an elderly bay area man visiting his wife's grave a description of his attacker who is still on the loose. >>and we just got done with the heat wave now i've got some cool air moving in who we talk about some show

scott wiener said he saw a huge number of protester engaging in intimidating and harassing tactics. >> it may have been blood we don't know for sure. but it was really scary. the person yelled something about baby's blood. and it just -- it's been such a terrible and toxic atmosphere with these anti-vaccine protesters. and we just need to make sure that everyone is safe. >> reporter emily maha has more details on the incident. >> the people need to stand up and say we want to defend our democracy. we are not allowing people trying t interfere with democracy by basically attacking your elected representatives while we're doing our jobs. >> the senate chambers were closed for hours as chp does its investigation. people inside the chambers when the red liquid was thrown from the upstairs gallery say the woman shouted something about dead babies before tossing the liquid on the senate floor. one senator posting a picture on twitter showing the liquid was thrown from a menstrual cup. dozens of anti-vaksers gathered outside the capital for a vigil many saying they don't support the action t

senator scott wiener rally with supporters yesterday in san francisco. the legislation would allow companies to get their product to people with serious illnesses at no charge. >>we left to raise left wing democrats are right wing republicans supporting this legislation this is not controversial and we are today calling on governor newsom the sinus 34 and the law. >>this new push comes after voters approved a tax change on potter tax change on potty up the bill is now on the governor's desk. and coming up kron 4 morning news new gates coming to bart stations, we told you about the designs that they were looking at will show you the one they picked coming up and how california is stepping up the fight against vaping as there are now even more vaping-related deaths and illnesses across the nation. >>first time in over 100 years george gas tone. >>has decided that he's not going to seek another term, the race for san francisco does. 4 challengers step forward justice system in san francisco is broke. to shake up the system, san francisco should be safe for

state senator scott wiener who said it would give tax relief for compassionate care programs that alreadycannabis. the bill was passed by the state assembly and the senate earlier this month. we don't know yet if governor newsome will support it. >>> and 7:45, keeping the battle over the e-cigarettes and tobacco products. juul at the center of it all. >> it will stand to lose a lot in this had fight. but pam cook is back in the studio with dollars and cents. >> yes, there is talk as we know of the nationwide ban of the flavored tobacco products and analysts estimates that makes up 75 to 80% of juul sales. we will continue to watch the effects that it will have on thatco company. and another san francisco company sales force ringing the opening bell this morning. they are celebrating the east coast launch of their cfo leadership network. taking a live look at wall street and the big board and down across the board. a lot of uncertainty over the inquiry and the whistle blower report that's affecting wall street and down 47 points, 26,922. s&p 500 down a quarter of a percent. and nasdaq down