the exact word tom wolf has written dialogue for other people sex lives and if they fail to read thatg precisely they're guilty of a felony. it's a pretty amazing demand when you think about it. if you're over 30 you probably recall when they used to fret about politicians trying to get our veterans. at the time it seemed like an overstatement but not anymore. tom was already in your bedroom he barged right in and staying right there at the dresser watching he plans to supervise every detail. on twitter he explained he intends to quote an act affirmative consent standards for all sexual activity that might take place in college campuses in thee state of pennsylvania. what does it look like wolf asked rhetorically. you must move up from no means note to let yes without an affirmative yes, it is sexual assault. in other words read our script or we will charge you with rate. case there's any doubt about what the will slow requires the bill specifically notes silence it does not confer the right to quote to engage in sexual activity. you aren't allowed. going forward more than 700,000 peo

is whose message is so strong is tom wolfe. he lived not only through homelessness, but also drug abuse and incarceration. yes, that was his mugshot. tom now speaks openly about the subject of recovery and the truth about homelessness addiction and drug policy there. you see him on your screen tom great to have you on the show. well, thank you deanna. it's really a pleasure to be here. yeah. by the way, i said earlier your story gave me goosebumps because it is so raw it is. so honest. tell us how you became homeless. and important for you to be so open about your story. well, i i actually i became homeless because of my drug addiction i had foot surgery in early 2015. i was sent home with a 30-day supply of oxycodone for the pain and that kind of developed into an addiction that spiraled over the next couple of years into heroin. and then eventually fentanyl and in early 2018. i actually know was given a choice by my wife to either go to treatment or leave the home because of my addiction, you know, i wasn't paying bills. i had

tom wolfe is already in your bedroom, he barged right in and is standing there at the dresse watching claims to supervise every detail. under twitter, he explained tha he intends to enact affirmative consent standards for all sexua activity that might take place on college campuses and the state of pennsylvania. what does that look like? we must move from no means no t yes means yes, without an affirmative yes, it is sexual assault. in other words, read our script or we will charge you with rape. that says silence does not confer the right to engage in sexual activity bridge mode the forward come up more than 700,000 people in the state of pennsylvania will be legally required to talk during sex. yes is the word that the governor wants to hear. yes. but to be clear, not yes uttere in a breathy way. the governor demands to hear it yes spoken in a forthright declarative manner like in a deposition. so how is the governor going to make sure that this actually happens? that is the question. laws without enforcement are mere suggestion. but aztecs were god's don't mak suggestions, they off

the complication for them this time around comes the form of democratic governor tom wolfe. who, because this is a bill gets to say or no. he has to sign it if they wanted to go into effect. or he can veto it and then i think things become a little more complicated. for our state, house legislative method drawn by five-member panel. that is to republican leaders, to democratic leaders and also one person which is controlled by democrats. there are hopes the members of the panel will actually be able to come to an agreement and pass maps unanimously. in pennsylvania, many, many years of pushing for independent redistricting commission, the power it still lies with the most important and highest ranking lawmakers. >> host: but two separate tracks and independent commission the state level. an apolitical decisions made on the congressional level. >> the state level it is a commission that is independent of our legislature. it still made up of legislative leaders. there is a one person who comes from the citizenry. he is a former chancellor of the university of pittsburgh and qu

former addict and now recovery advocate tom wolf. >> does the opioid and drug epidemic all too well, especially here in san francisco. he was once homeless on the streets addicted to fentanyl and heroin but got clean 3 years ago with this large east bay drug bust and now 10 suspected drug traffickers facing charges. in addition to 8 who have already been charged who says many lives have been saved distributors that they busted for selling what they call color-coded fentanyl. >> so all that was coming in different colors. green ink as a way to denote who was coming from and sometimes to denote the strength of actual product. and that's a practice been widely circulated in the tenderloin. so, you know, but more importantly, that's 12 and a half pounds of fentanyl. that's not going to reach the streets and that's a 12 and a half pounds of fandom all this not going to contribute. 2 more overdose deaths in the city. sfpd says 12.5 pounds or 5.7 kilograms of fentanyl. >> is enough to theoretically kill 2.85 million people with just a small dosage of about 2 milligrams considered a lethal d

. >>> my next guest is the sort who the late tom wolf would have described as a man in full.as a musician, an actor, a sirius xm programmer, a political activist and now author. he also happened to be everybody's favorite underboss, just ask bruce springsteen or tony soprano. stevie van zantd dt just releasa memoir. stevie, so great to have you here. i'm thinking kamala harris could learn a thing or two from you. what does it take to be an effective underboss or chief executive? >> well, i think kamala is quite good at what she does actually. and i'd like to see -- i'd like to see her more often, to tell you the truth. i think it helps being a boss yourself at some point in your life, which i was. i started off as a boss in my own world. i think being a boss helps make you be a good soldier, you know. helps you become a good soldier. and, you know, we were friends so long, that, you know, i just naturally fell into that role of the underboss, consigliere, as you give advice to your friends. it's an unofficial sort of thing you do for your friends and that continues right into

it was only when governor tom wolf expanded medicaid coverage in her state that she was finally able to get the insurance and care that she needed. that single act of leadership more than halved the uninsurance gap between black and why people in pennsylvania. it also meant she could get treatment so her condition would not get worse. without medicaid expansion treatment and medication, it would have cost her thousands of dollars both with medicaid coverage -- but with medicaid coverage it cost her nearly nothing. doctors covered, m.r.i.'s covered. this is a condition she is going to have to live with the rest of her life, and she deserves, and all americans deserve to have treatment and support in this moment, in the wealthiest country in the history of humanity. unfortunately, there are many americans in the same position as adrian who don't receive this basic simple humane coverage because the state -- because of the state they happen to live in. as a result, over to lien americans are uninsured -- over 2 million americans are uninsured or they fall into that coverage gap where th

tom wolfe, thanks so much, appreciate it. >> no worries, thank you. >>> thousands of afghan refugeeseginning new life in the u.s. after fleeing violence and instability in their homeland. ahead on cnn, hear one family's experience as they make their transition to america. ♪ ♪ ♪ aloha! isn't this a cozy little room? sorry your vacation request too, so you missed out on the suite special. but lucky for you, they had this. when employees are forced to wait f vacation request approvals,it can really cramp their style. i'm gonna leave you to it. um, just— with paycom, employees enter and manage their own hr data in a single, easy-to-use software. visit paycom.com and schedule a demo today. ♪ fixodent ultra dual power provides you with an unbeatable hold and strong seal against food infiltrations. fixodent. and forget it. (music) ♪ i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ (music) ♪ i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ >>> thousands of afghan evacuees are leaving germany bound for the united states. this flight departed saturday carrying a few hundred evacuees to philadelphi

it was only when government tom wolf expanded medicaid coverage in her tate that she was finally able to get the insurance and the care that she needed. that single act of leadership more than have the uninsured gap between black and white adults in pennsylvania. and it also meant adrian could get the treatment so that her condition would not get worse. without medicaid expansion treatment, and medication, it would have cost her thousands of dollars. but with medicaid coverage it cost her nearly nothing. her doctors appointments covered. her mris covered. if she breaks a bone or falls, that is also covered. if she has a poor response to her medication, that is covered as well. as adrian said, this is a condition that she's going to have to live with the rest of her life. and she deserves and all americans deserve to have treatment and support in these moments in the wealthiest country in the history of humanity. unfortunately, there are many americans the same position as adrian who don't receive this basic simple human coverage because of the state that they happen to live in. 12 sta

tom wolf is term limited. and governor whitmer and governor evers.specially. and in talking to all three of theses what my colleague and i heard was, no, i feel the weight of democracy on my shoulders. governor whitmer specifically said i feel the weight of the entire country's democracy here. and it goes beyond michigan. it could even be a presidential election. so i think that it really resonates with them right now. >> i mean, look, what nick is saying is absolutely true on the republican side. these races are nationalized. they are nationalized as anti-democratic movements to discredit trust and faith in, quote, the most secure election in american history for one reason, to soften the ground for the next coup. and coup isn't my word, it is republican congressman adam kinzinger's word for the coup memo that john eastman wrote. this is real and this is happening and for republicans these races will be about dismantling our democratic norms. i just interviewed senator whitehouse for putting aside the filibuster for voting rights and you don't get a

former addict and now recovery advocate tom wolf. >> does the opioid and drug epidemic all too well, especially here in san francisco. he was once homeless on the streets addicted to fentanyl and heroin but got clean 3 years ago with this large east bay drug bust and now 10 suspected drug traffickers facing charges. in addition to 8 who have already been charged will says many lives have been saved distributors that they busted for selling what they call color-coded fentanyl. >> so all that was coming in different colors. green ink as a way to denote who was coming from and sometimes to denote the strength of the actual product. and that's a practice been widely circulated in the tenderloin. so, you know, but more importantly, that's 12 and a half pounds of fentanyl. that's not going to reach the streets and that's a 12 and a half pounds of all this not going to contribute. 2 more overdose deaths in the city. sfpd says 12.5 pounds or 5.7 kilograms of fentanyl. >> is enough to theoretically kill 2.85 million people with just a small dosage of about 2 milligrams considered a lethal dos

former addict and now recovery advocate tom wolf. >> it was the opioid and drug epidemic all too well, especially here in san francisco. he was once homeless on the streets addicted to fentanyl and heroin but got clean 3 years ago with this large east bay drug bust and now 10 suspected drug traffickers facing charges. in addition to 8 who have already been charged will says many lives have been saved distributors that they busted for selling what they call color-coded fentanyl. >> so all that was coming in different colors. green ink as a way to denote who was coming from and sometimes to denote the strength of actual product. and that's a practice been widely circulated in the tenderloin. so, you know, but more importantly, that's 12 and a half pounds of fentanyl. that's not going to reach the streets and that's a 12 and a half pounds of phantom all this not going to contribute. 2 more overdose deaths in the city. sfpd says 12.5 pounds or 5.7 kilograms of fentanyl. >> is enough to theoretically kill 2.85 million people with just a small dosage of about 2 milligrams considered a letha

jobs was in his building need not gotten as great profile by tom wolfe yet in esquire magazine.he valley was not noticed. there were doing extraordinary things but we were still relatively anonymous of washington d.c. pretty much sit in their own rules. it was even greater if you go back a another decade the name the town silicon valley. to readers of electronic news. us not seen as an enclave of high technology. keep in mind, the book was published i think a week i finished a week before apple introduced the macintosh. apple's ruby was a disaster lisa was supposed to change the world it turned out. changed a week when she was just the state of most historians especially contemporary historians. you finish something, wrap it all up and then is absolute the next week. >> even with apple revolutionizing the computer game and go along with a very small market share for decades. it's kind of hip in california it may be of one of these machines but not everybody does. what was the turning point? i remember it was the '90s the stock markets really brought everybody to silicon valley.

vacar spoke with business owners and joins us live now from san francisco with how they're preparing tom. wolf for san francisco small business. this could quite literally be the biggest and the best and the most profitable weekend since the beginning of the pandemic. friday was busy but not jammed in the city on the first day of the blue angels fleet week performances after thursday's dress rehearsal, we heard the jets roaring over the city yesterday, which. gave everybody the chills saturday and sunday looked to be quite a more crowded affair with the super jets, spectacular ships and the boys of october. the ballpark plus a whole lot more. we're very excited about having a normal normalized feeling around here, seeing lots of people out here. we've had action down here in spurts over the course of the past few months in the past year, but. no two events. i don't think i've come together like the giants and, uh, fleet week so we're excited. the crowds will want food and drink and souvenirs in the city that has lost 45% of its small businesses. according to a late july city report. even on fi

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>> this is tom wolfe, and the recovery advocate and number of the consistent street-level drug dealing task force and i'm calling to support safe sites as long as are packed with measures to reducedrug availability on street . nobody is talking about the elephant in the room that san francisco has the largest open-air drug market in the united states currently operating right now before seven . so unless the those two things together like they do in portugal where theyhave decriminalized drugs . they have consumption sites that hold people accountable have more than a 10 day supply of drugs. unless we do that here in san francisco, the problem of overdoses will not go away. it will not go away. while safe consumption sites might keep people safe and alive we're still going to have thousands of people in the city struggling with addiction with easy access 24 72 especially illicitfentanyl on our street . i ask you all to consider a broader package before you make any decisions aroundlimitation of a state consumption site . >> clerk: .the next caller please? >> my name is doctor leslie an

>> this is tom wolfe, and the recovery advocate and number of the consistent street-level drug dealing task force and i'm calling to support safe sites as long as are packed with measures to reducedrug availability on street . nobody is talking about the elephant in the room that san francisco has the largest open-air drug market in the united states currently operating right now before seven . so unless the those two things together like they do in portugal where theyhave decriminalized drugs . they have consumption sites that hold people accountable have more than a 10 day supply of drugs. unless we do that here in san francisco, the problem of overdoses will not go away. it will not go away. while safe consumption sites might keep people safe and alive we're still going to have thousands of people in the city struggling with addiction with easy access 24 72 especially illicitfentanyl on our street . i ask you all to consider a broader package before you make any decisions aroundlimitation of a state consumption site . >> clerk: .the next caller please? >> my name is doctor leslie an

moments steve wolf, an expert that worked with guns with tom cruise and bruce willis.t. >> hi, martha. according to the director of the movie "rust" and other crew members, two people likely handled the gun that killed helyna hutchins. new information released by the sheriff revealed that baldwin was rehearsing a scene, drawing his gun and pinting it at the gun where hutchins was standing. affidavits said according to joel souza, the director injured, someone shouted cold gun when the gun was handed to baldwin meaning it should have been safe to use. others have identified the person that said that as dave horn, the assistant director. one of those with responsibility for checking the weapon. other crew members in the industry have come forward to reveal that they have previously raised concerns on difference productions about hall's approach to safety issue. other are concerned about the person directly responsible for weapons. on the set of "rust", that was hannah gutierrez. neither gutierrez or the assistant director have publicly commented. baldwin's wife posted on

. >> beyond the legislation, tom, what more would you like to see president biden do to address this critically important issue of climate change? >> well, you know, wolf, there are really two ways that things change in terms of government. one is, the kind of legislation and spending that pushes clean energy, pushes electric vehicles, pushes all the new kinds of changes we need. the second thing is rules, and this is an administration through the environmental protection agency, through the department of transportation, through the department of commerce, can change a lot of rules that push us in the right direction, and i'm absolutely confident that they're going to do it because this administration has made a gigantic commitment to addressing our climate crisis, both here and i think they've made a huge commitment internationally to leading on this. i think they have a lot of tools in their toolkit in order to address this beyond legislation and i expect them to use every single one of them. >> very quickly, before i let you go, but quickly, what do you say to those out there, including some leaders, who continue to insist this whole issue of climat

tom cruise, $5,000 a ticket. let's move on. here is the question. would you be willing to crawl under a home knowing there are dozens of rattlesnakes slithering around. al wolf, the director of the sonoma county reptile rescue. a woman kept spotting snakes around the home. he went into the crawl space and came across a rattler. four hours later he plucked 59 baby rattle snakes and 22 more adults. you can see them right there. the area is extremely rocky and inviting for the snakes. he is a snake whisperer. >> i was happy. i like this. i do not have the fear of them. i have the respect because i do not want to get bit anymore. it was work. it was hard being under there in a cramped area for so long. i almost wish it would happen every day. for me this is what i do. it is somewhat fun. it is exciting. >> he will be heading back to the home several times to make sure no new snakes have arrived. he released the snakes into the mountains in northern sonoma county. something new every day. you are looking live at the camera in oakland. rob will rejoin us with the forecast as we head towards the weekend. stay with us. ♪ ♪ comprehensive dental coverage. so you can e

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. >> john: chad wolf is concerned he doesn't have the overall experience to run a big department like that. so we will see, i'm sure he's likely to get confirmed. tom, great to have you in today. >> sandra: present biden and vice president harris, and secretary yellen will be meeting with the left and moderate democrats today the white house to discuss administrations stalled legislative agenda. they continue to push for massive spending. steve morris, a former academic advisor to president obama and ceo of 32 advises and friend of bill murray's, still have it in my head. robert, i will start with you first. i just have the white house briefing and we were listening to what would happen in that room. the big question was, why are the moderates and progressives? don't we need to get them -- doesn't the white house need to get them together? >> the answer is yes, it's time to come together and it's time to pass the bill. if they don't pass the bill, this is not good for the president and not good for the country. everyone wants the infrastructure bill passed from this aspect of unions and left, right and center. we needed in this country right now. >