joining me now ben ferguson, anthony weiner. anthony weiner, welcome back. >> thank you. >> how the devil are you? >> nice to be here. >> you were boasting to me in the break you were a congressman for 12 years and there was no government shut down. >> i was the glue that held the place together, more or less. >> why did it come to this and why did we avoid it happening again in january? >> unfortunately, i don't see a dynamic it changes that much. two groups of republicans, the tea party fateful who thought this was fine and boasting now they made progress and those concerned about ply marries and as soon as this -- until there is a sense of what they are for and not against there is a large number, important number of republicans stopping things from happening is important parative so they had a rough couple weeks. >> you have a problem with this. you don't like the way republicans behaved. explain that. >> well, i mean, i think that you can see in the end game pretty much what most observers conservative and liberal predicted

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joining me now ben ferguson, anthony weiner.hony weiner, welcome back. >> thank you. >> how the devil are you? >> nice to be here. >> you were boasting to me in the break you were a congressman for 12 years and there was no government shut down. >> i was the glue that held the place together, more or less. >> why did it come to this and why did we avoid it happening again in january? >> unfortunately, i don't see a dynamic it changes that much. two groups of republicans, the tea party fateful who thought this was fine and boasting now they made progress and those concerned about ply marries and as soon as this -- until there is a sense of what they are for and not against there is a large number, important number of republicans stopping things from happening is important parative so they had a rough couple weeks. >> you have a problem with this. you don't like the way republicans behaved. explain that. >> well, i mean, i think that you can see in the end game pretty much what most observers conservative and liberal predicted fro

former congressman anthony weiner resigned amid scan ta mm.udio with me . >> everything's right with the world. >> i don't know about that. i may surprise you. i don't take any glee in people having personal issues, trauma. i really wish you the best though we don't agree on anything. remember when hugh grant had his issue and went on jay leno? >> not really. >> he said, what the hell were you thinking? you went through this difficulty, resigned from office and then you do it again. what the hell are you thinking? >> not true, but i'm done talking about this stuff. went through weeks and months talking about it. talked to your network and everybody else. i'm done talking about it. >> from a personal standpoint, did you learn something? are you changing? >> look, i went through a long campaign where i let citizens who wanted to ask me about this ask me. they wanted to talk about health care, the condition of jobs in the city. wanted to talk about their lives. frankly a lot of us, sometimes tv hosts are like this, politicians. they think it is a

the idea coming from scott weiner. he wants the surcharge on each bottle of soda in san francisco. the money would pay for health, nutrition and activity programs for young people. >> i vote for the tax, yeah. as long as i know for sure it's definitely going toward that program and definitely going toward that cause then, yeah, i'd pay for the tax. >> sugar is terrible for you and everyone drinks sugar all the time. i feel like people would stop drinking sugar y sodas if they were 24 cents extra. >> the idea would need support from the majority of supervisors to get on the ballot. similar measures were defeetd last year. >>> and protesters plan a rally today against another one of scott weiner's proposals. this time, the supervisor wants san francisco parks to close between mid niethd and 5:00 a.m.. the idea is to stop vandalism and theft. protesters say the plan targets homeless people. today's rally will be at noontime at city hal. >>> celebrity chef guy fierri took the stand against bay area teen accused of stealing his lam boar gee knee. max is accused of repealing into a san f

>> probably. >> he can't come to the inaugural ball. >> i don't want anthony weiner in my country. >> it's got to be hard for you to meet men just because, you know, at first glance, beautiful girl. >> thank you. >> but you are very outspoken. >> veryout spoken. >> you are young. you know how men are. they don't -- a lot of them don't like strong women. >> it's true. oh, my gosh, i can intimidate a guy in 20 seconds. a lot of it is my family. i find myself going on dates for guys that want to run for office and i can detect it. it makes me feel disgusting, like an object or they'll like my nobody what because i have the right last name. it's an awful feeling and makes me not want to date again, ever. >> what do you look for in a guy? >> i went through a bad boy phase. i'm kind of coming out of it a little bit. i don't know, i just like a nice guy that loves his mom. just a nice guy. i know, i tink a guy if he doesn't love his m, it's weird. a good dude. everyone keeps asking me a physical type. i love men in general, i don't care. >> i know tomorrow is your birthday. i got you a birth

. >>> pero también el supervisor weiner ha recalcado que es ilegtal dormir en los parques y que la propuestaesamparados. >>> sin embargo para el grupo lgbt harvey milk, la medida llevaría a miles de personas sin hogar un problema >>> entiendo que la gente tiene que vivir en el parque por la noche no tiene otra opor. >>> pero. >>> del otro lado no me gustarái encontrar el parque destrozado por la mañana y que la gente lo cuida, para aprovechar el parque y que quede limpio. >>> bajo la propuesta de weiner se podrían dar multa a las personas que duerman en los parques, regresamos a los estudios. >>>gracias, beatriz, el viento fue ayer un gran problema en el área de la bahía porque las ráfagas de hasta 65 millas por hora tumbaron varios árboles, también miles de hogares quedaron sin luz, por lo menosuan casa y varios vehículos terminaron con árboles encima. >>> miré para atrás, y estaba la rama más o menos por aquí y después vi a la rama dentro del techo. >>> los fuertes vientos también volcaron camiones de carga en livermore, afortunadamente no hubo heridos. >>> los residentes de una comunidad

supervisor scott weiner wants the surcharge on each can or bottle of soda sold in the city. the money would pay for health, nutrition and activity programs for young people. >> as long as i know for sure and definitely it's going towards that program and definitely going towards that cause then, yeah, i'd pay for the tax. >> sugar is terrible for you so -- and everyone drinks sugar all the time. i feel like people would stop drinking sugary sodas if they were 25 cents extra. >> the idea will need support from the majority of the board of supervisors to get on the november 2014 ballot. similar tax measures were defeated last year in richmond and in the las angeles county town of el monte. >>> protesters planned a rally today against another one of scott weiner's proposals. this time, the supervisor wants san francisco parks to close between midnight and 5:00 a.m.. the idea is to stomp vandalism and theft. protesters say the plan targets homeless people. today's rally will be at noon at city hal. >>> 15 san francisco firefighters have all been award $3.7 million in an age disc

the idea is the brain child of supervisor scott weiner. he says san francisco is the only large city in the country without statutory opening and closing hours for parks. >> and so we have a situation in san francisco where we have a growing amount of vandalism, a lot of vandalism and dumping in our parks. it almost all happens in the middle of the night. >> this legislation is a lie. it's just done nothing but to garner headlines to try and demonize homeless people, push them out of the city. >> weiner says the vandalism park like this one is so serious it costs the park a million dollars a year to clean up. >>> a popular hot sauce maker is in some hot water tonight. the southern california city of irwindale has filed a public sue sans lawsuit against a sriacha factory. people complain it left them with burning eyes and throats and headaches. it is so bad they want to stop production at the company while the company submits a plan to minimize the smell. >> your eyes are burning, filling your nose, tingling, you want to sneeze. it is like

i asked weiner about that, and he thinks that ban is just too restrictive. is going to be introduced tomorrow. there will be public hearings so you can weigh in. the board has to decide whether they'll proceed. if they do, it could be on the ballot by next november. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> down to southern california we go now. conrad murray is a free man this morning. the doctor convicted of voluntary manslaughter for the death of michael jackson is out after serving two years of a four-year sentence. nbc's jennifer bjorkland is outside the l.a. county jail with more. >> reporter: the media descended on conrad murray's lawyer when word spread her 60-year-old client had been released. even she didn't know how. >> did you see him leave in a police escort? i didn't. >> we got information -- >> probably to avoid all of you. >> reporter: a sheriffs spokesman didn't elaborate. >> he was released safely. he's no longer part of the l.a. county jail system. >> reporter: his lawyer says she's grateful murray was able to

today san francisco supervisor scott weiner will propose a new tax on sugary drinks. his plan increases the price of sodas and other sweet drinks by two cents an ounce. it would then cost 24 cents more and his proposal would have the money raised go for health and nutrition programs for children and teenagers. san francisco's supervisors are expected to approve the idea but it would still need voter approval. >>> the deadline for people to sign up for health insurance under the affordable health care act has been extended until march 31st. previously, the deadline for signing up was the middle of february. so that people would have health insurance in place by march 31st and avoid a penalty. but now as long as people sign up by march 31st they won't be fined. some republican lawmakers are calling for a one year postponements of the penalties americans will have to pay if they are uninsured. >>> the cost to build a new arena in san francisco keeps going up for the warriors. according to the "san francisco chronicle" the cost to rehabilitate the abling pieing could cost

supervisor scott weiner says closing city parks from midnight to 5:00 a.m. would help. >> police could tell people you need to step out of the park it's 3:00 in the morning. >> coalition on homelessness ogts saying parks offer safety from the streets. >> let's have a look. >> father paul joseph comes to golden gate park twice a week to help those in need. >> i get they're for the public and there are rules but from a humanitarian standpoint where will they go? >> san francisco park alliance supports the proposal and doesn't believe it targets the homeless. >> if they're bedded down they're not up and about causing damage. they're not the issue. it's people up and about, doing things we're concern b.d it's protecting our park autos teresa tells us she and her dog often stay overnight in golden gate park and would not obey a new law. >> you can't close parks like that. you know? people do sleep here. and live here. >> pro and conwith people poichbting out there are laws on the books against vandalism. police chief believes this new one would be another tool fo

supervisor scott weiner says closing city parks from midnight to 5:00 a.m. would help. >> police could tell people you need to step out of the park it's 3:00 in the morning. >> coalition on homelessness ogts saying parks offer safety from the streets. >> let's have a look. >> father paul joseph comes to golden gate park twice a week to help those in need. >> i get they're for the public and there are rules but from a humanitarian standpoint where will they go? >> san francisco park alliance supports the proposal and doesn't believe it targets the homeless. >> if they're bedded down they're not up and about causing damage. they're not the issue. it's people up and about, doing things we're concern b.d it's protecting our park autos teresa tells us she and her dog often stay overnight in golden gate park and would not obey a new law. >> you can't close parks like that. you know? people do sleep here. and live here. >> pro and conwith people poichbting out there are laws on the books against vandalism. police chief believes this new one would be another tool fo

so thank you, so much supervisor campos and weiner and mar, and we appreciate the opportunity to present on what took about a year, for us to pull together this recommendation document and some other documents from the hiv health reform task force and they had to leave as did other members of the task force and so i am going to represent us and i will try to speak quickly and go through it and answer the questions if there are any. and so my name is courtney pearson and the san francisco aids foundation, as you pointed out in san francisco, our task force really focused on people living with hiv and primarily who are uninsured because we saw for that population the transition would be the or would have the greatest impacts and so we are focusing on the 24 percent of clients who receive ryan white funded of the hiv positive san franciscans. and again, as you pointed out, the ryan white program, has developed to be quite comprehensive and model of hiv care which was never the intent of the program but because folks with hiv were excluded from purchasing traditional insurance and were not e

supervisor weiner says it's the only major u.s. city without a closing time for parks. >>> demolition began to take down an old san francisco hotel making way for a new hospital along one of the city's busiest streets. sutter pacific medical center. the twin towers combining a 274-bed hospital, nine-story medical office building. getting approval tooks years of negotiations. residents feared the closure of st. luke's hospital with this going on. sutter health agreed to rebuild st. lukes. both will open in 2019. >> tenants of a burned-out apartment building are appealing a permit to rebuild the fire destroy bid fire in march of last year the tenants and a group of 30 neighbors accused the neighbor of disconnecting fire alarms prior to the blaze. he spent seven years on human trafficking charges. crime that's surfaced after a young woman died of carbon monoxide poisoning in one of the buildings he owned. >>> happening now, might be loud a group of fighter jets helping ea sports unveil battlefield four. you might hear patriot jets fly

some of his choice tweets include this about anthony weiner. quote, was huma wearing beer goggles the night she met anthony weiner? and this about daryl issa. look, issa's a -- but he's on to something here with the hillary clinton/benghazi. >>> one state is coming up with creative ways to boost the affordable care act. among the many images they've created, one looks more like an ad for animal house than for insurance. the tag line reads, brosuranc. don't tap into your beer money to cover those medical bills. we've got it covered. now you can too. >>> dick cheney has been making the rounds talking about heart health. it turns out it was a political issue back in wyoming back in '78 after his first heart attack. >> having had a mild heart attack led me to reflect and upon reflection we decided we didn't want to continue the campaign, primarily because we enjoy being part of something larger than our severs. something as big as representing the people of wyoming. dwight eisenhower, lbj, i expect to be one of those. >> i wish him the very best wi

>>reporter: supervisor weiner called a hearing today to discuss enforcement. which he says concentrated do you want not enough in the neighborhood. commercial truck drivers already get some exemption but still make up 62 percent of the violators. >> i'm not sure i have a solution but people have to be tolerant of what we do and know this is a vital function for the community and for the business at large. >>reporter: this driver is inconvenienced. happen a lieutenant. >> every now and then. no big deal. >>reporter: municipal transportation agency is in charge of citations. and says 261 parking control officers are working the streets. >> we have issued 22,000 parking ticket the last year we issued up to 15,000 so far this year. so we are enforcing these rules and it's a matter of using our rae source best to our ability to be more efficient. >>reporter: fine for double parking 110 dollars. the maximum allowed by law. so without the threat of increase supervisor weiner believes vet ra enforcement the only way to change the culture of the wild wild west. in san

anthony weiner is back in the news. he said an interesting thing.said if the internet didn't exist he would probably be mayor of new york. all right. i would be flying right now if gravity didn't exist. before the internet he would have been a regular guy in a trench coat hiding behind a t tree. while we were on that subject. i want to mention, we got quite an episode of "grey's anatomy" on abc. a patient on the show tonight was admitted into grace sloan memorial hospital after he got his penis stuck in a hornet's nest. now grey's anatomy is ripping off plot lines from downton abbey, if your penis gets stuck in a hornet's nest goes to a hospital with less attractive doctors. and also on abc tonight, we've also got kerry washington, "science bob" pflugfelder, and a real school teacher from massachusetts. this should give you an idea of what he does. he shot foam into the air. toilet paper into the air. he had exploding pringles cans. last time he brought a hover craft. zipped around the studio. shot millions of ping-pong balls. made a clouden the stu

pretend for a moment, mama, that you were anthony weiner's mom.n can't stop sending pics to women other than his wife. >> i have to ask you, what would mama do? >> you do what every good parent would do, you take the cell phone away from the little freak! [ laughter ] >> good lord! >> cell phone punishment! >> no cell phone! lordy anthony weiner, he's got his head so far up his you-know-what, he could be his own procologist. >> thank you so much, will you stick around, mama? >> i would love to stick around. what are we doing next . >> we have a surprise of our own for mama. it's a mystery food challenge, not for sissies, trust me. >> all right. >> this is something you will never, ever, ever wanna do again, stick around! >> oh, great! [ applause ] >> announcer: coming up next. >> the docs try out a smelly new superfruit. >> get this, 23 grams of fiber, the equivalent of eating 28 prunes, mama! >> oh, man up! [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> announcer: and later. >> you suffer from something in emergency surgery that a lot of people associate with teen

was she wearing beer goggles the night she met anthony weiner?ry important job here at the white house. he was the director of nonproliferation for the national security council. it reads, it's an a privilege to serve in the administration. i deeply regret violating the trust and confidence placed -- i bear complete responsibility for this affair and i sincerely apologize to everyone i insulted. this has been going on for a couple of years, carol, according to the daily beast which broke the story. and it is offering a brief temporary distraction from the glitches and technical problems with the obama care website. we should point out that later on this afternoon, kathleen sebelius and top officials will be meeting with the insurance industry. again, one of those meetings basically has to deal with making sure that the process in implementing obama care is a little smoother than it has been lately. >> thanks. >>> one of the florida inmates accused of using fake documents to get oust jail made another appearance in court following his capture this

. >> sean hannity takes on anthony weiner. >> i asked you one question.question. >> i asked a question i answered it. >> what would you like to do? >> i don't know. >> in case you missed it i am going to show you more of that interview. you are going to want to see it. >> a speeding train slams into a tractor trailer. how the driver plans to escape ask seconds to spare. >> first on this day in history on this day in history 2004 shark tail tales starring will smith and robert deniro was number one at the box office. >> a fox news alert. armed gunmen burst into the hotel to take the prime minister of libya from his own home. now new reports that this may be pay back for the u.s. terror raid. we are live with the latest. >> the web site might not work. now we are finding out we haven't left time to sign up for obama care. the latest changes to the healthcare law. >> do you wish that you could have slept a little bit longer this morning? well, it may actually be a good thing ainsley that you are up so earl will i. the health benefits to getting less sleep. f

. >>> so anthony weiner is on "hannity" tonight. anthony weiner.t kind of have to see it, don't you? thanks for watching. i'm megyn kelly. sean's up next. >> good morning. it's october 10th. a fox news alert this morning. kidnapped from his own home. gunmen storming in and snatching mrib yawlibya's prime minister gun point. the kidnapping night be pay back for the raid. >> how long the white house new the military death benefits would be cut off? >> it is getting done today. >> why won't you tell us what day you learned? yesterday? the day before. >> did ed henry ever get an answer? >> it sounds more like a trick than a treat? what elementary school is cancelling halloween for religious reasons? "fox & friends first" starts right now. let's get right to the fox news alert. ainsley earhardt along with heather childers. t >> armed gunmen stormed the hotel and snatched the president in retaliation for a raid last week. leland is here with the late breaking details. >> ladies, good morning still too early to call it a coup or too early to call it a kid

weiner. he said, if the internet didn't exist, he would probably be mayor of new york. all right. and i would be flying right now if gravity didn't exist. >> have no fear, grave travel channels list of best halloween attractions of 2013. that's scary normal. haunting of the brewery. walk off. haunted mansion. >>> you're on "the list." we could be launching some kids live in a new direction. nicki mayo introduces us to some true rocket scientists around balt moral. >> reporter: at number one -- baltimore. >> reporter: at number one -- >> i've been on the space shuttle four times. >> reporter: now don thomas is being be -- [inaudible] >> reporter: the students' goal to get the bottle rocket to fly the farthest on the field using math and physics. >> i was so excited when i got this project. >> i wouldn't normally build a rocket. >> reporter: in the end, all of the kids are dynamos. >> they are the ones that will be going to mars and designing fuel-efficient cars for us and pharmaceutical drugs to keep us hel had i -- healthy. >> reporter: an unusual suspect is in baltimore. >> they

tavis: it appears john weiner has done his heels in even more adamantly. how much worse is it going to get? >> i think it's going to get worse before it gets better. of the most bitter .gliness in the united states if you see us in the gym getting ready to go to work in the morning, if you see us at lunch together, it is night and day. so many people want to put this behind us. let's hope the leadership can take us there. the battle,in for and i think k'm in for a battle a right.e as democrats, one republican for the affordable care act, and we didn't take them out. they took them out. they have never wanted to expand health care for americans. this fight is about making sure government is on your side, and i think it is important we keep this fight. party thatt this the always talks aboututespect for the law? it is law of the land. the supreme court has upheld it. what happened to the notion of at least respect and the rule of law in america? they have a new philosophy, and that is that the small group of people can impose their ideological bent on what t

proof paint pen and the new author of the jewish mother's guide to business, please welcome debbie weiner. >> hi, steve. >> how are you doing? >> i'm great. >> remind everyone what your invention was. >> it was a sanity saving measure. my kids were coming home, damaging the walls with their books and backpacks. i needed a way to touch it up without calling it a paint he were. my son and i created the slob proof paint pen. it touches up any painted surface and since we created it for ourselves, we brought it to market. people love it. if you've got paint, you're going to have a slob proof paint pen. >> this is the book that you have out. it's called the jewish mother's guide to business. tell us a little bit about the book. >> first and foremost, if you open it up, you'll see it's blank because i need a publisher, steve. if anybody is in publishing, call me after the show. most importantly -- please call me. >> this lady right here, this is how she does it. she brought a book out here, ain't got nothing on it. >> it's true. i actually had another version that said foreword by steve harvey

but weiner's what if is a little different.uote, maybe if the internet didn't exist like if i was running in 1955. i'd probably get elected mayor. if only. i guess he could blame the whole thing on al gore for inventing it. just kidding. finally, senator john mccain dismissed louie gohmert's accusation that he john mccain secretly supported al qaeda. >> congressman gohmert of texas called you an al qaeda supporter and it hardly made a blip in all the talk. >> well, on that particular issue, sometimes those are comments like that are made out of malice. but if someone has no intelligence, i don't view it as being a malicious statement. >> if someone has no intelligence, i don't see it as a malicious statement. what a great appropriate putdown by senator mccain. >>> up next, the shutdown may have given democrats something they didn't think they'd have. a chance to win. this is "hardball," the place for politics. my 60' i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i

in a new interview with "gq" magazine weiner calls himself an empty soulless vest ill.ma aberdeen is labeled an idiot who stuck with him. >>> "captain phillips". some of the buzz surrounding this film isn't just for the story you see on the screen. it's the sudden rise for some of its stars. barkhad abdi who had no acting experience prior to this movie. take a look. >> captain, no one gets hurt if you don't play no games. >> the ship's broken. we had to -- >> nobody gets hurt. hey, look at me. >> sure. >> look at me. >> sure. >> i'm the captain now. >> i'm the captain now. barkhad abdi joins us in the studio. it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> congratulations on the success of of the film. i think not only is the film great but with your backstory it adds a new layer. we'll talk about the film in a second, but before landing this role you were a limousine driver. >> correct. >> and you answered an open casting call at home in minnesota, correct? >> correct. >> when you saw the casting call, did you know what the film was about? how was it described? >> you kn

[screaming] good evening, i am deborah weiner. we have followed her recovery ever since she was injured in the boston marathon coming. tonight's big story, one that has inspired us all, and one that was caught on camera exclusively by 11 news. john champion is live in the newsroom with the story. >> erica brannock thought she was taking a simple trip to boston for the marathon. her life changed forever that they, and today, six months later, it changed yet again. standing tall saturday, air account brannock had a defining moment she never expected. >> there you go. >> friends and admirers cheered her on as she publicly learned how to walk again using a prophetic. >> they have been waiting for just as long as i have. >> back in april, she was injured in the boston marathon bombing, her wounds so severe doctors had to amputate part of her left leg after fighting hard. leg.r left after fighting hard, she has found a reason to smile. >> a lot of hard work, getting stronger so i can get to the point where it is comfortable. >> as if th

. >> anthony weiner has a new theory about why he lost his bid to be new york's mayor. he's blaming word wide web. he told gq if he was born before the age of the internet he would be mayor. thank you, internet. >>> the garden at the white house has new occupants, thanks to being neglected during the shutdown, the squirrel and fox who hasn't been caught on camera. guess who could be back any day now that the government is open for business. the smithsonian's giant panned ashes cam. we checked right before the show and it wasn't up and running yet. we're going to be checking every second until we find that. that's going to wrap things up for me at 2:00 p.m. i'm filling in on "news nation." don't you love anthony weiner? >> i'll take the fifth on that. but thank you internet indeed. thanks, thomas. >>> the shutdown may be over for members of the right flank a battle may have just begun. we will discuss the strategy of brinksmanship chris matthews, mark halperin, chuck todd, senator heidi heitkamp joins us for a look at the democratic dpend ash and the president's prioriti

. >>> so anthony weiner is on "hannity" tonight. anthony weiner.f have to see it, don't you? thanks for watching. i'm megyn kelly. sean's up next. >>> tonight on "hannity" the government has gone too far. in the ultimate slap in the face by the administration to anyone who donned a military uniform, death benefits for families of troops killed in combat since the obama/reid shutdown began were suspended. this disgusting, un-american behavior by the obama care white house was only remedied after their feet were held to the fire. >> this isn't about the government shutdown. it's about whether the commander in chief gives a damn about the troops. >> fallen heroes and families left behind by the commander in

those are the hours that scott weiner wants to close the city and parks which have currently different closure hours and the hoep is uniformed hours, police can go after intrude irs. the plan criminalizes the homeless who may not be able to or choose not to sleep in shelters. >> many of the speakers before i spoke says this was not a homeless issue, i have to say that thiss have having a home to visit our parks from. >> it is hard to find a place. >> some here told us they're often sited and while others say they are forced to move on. >> i came here to stay but they say we cannot sleep there. >> it is designed to address and reduce the amount of vandalism in our parks and not by people who are sleeping but by people who are in the park quite awake. >> those found loitering and not just sleeping in the parks can be fine as much as $100. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news >>> today marks the 10th anniversary of the recall former california governor vis, at the time the state was in a crisis, davis received the blame for much of it and was ousted. >>> the war in afgha

scott weiner will introduce a plan to add $.24 to the cost of every can sold. money would pay for health, nutrition, activity programs for young people. any support from the majority of the board to get on the november 2014 ballot. >>> some families have been forced out of their apartment by a violent car crash. the driver of a ford mustang was speeding and slammed into a unit at the complex at jackson and grant. a young man watching tv inside says the car stopped right beside him. ten people are now displaced. no one was injured, but the driver will likely be charged. >>> a home where steve jobs built some of his first computers and cofounded apple will be preserved. city's historical commission voted unanimously to designate it historical. the home will go through an extra layer of review if someone wanted to renovate it. jobs built the first 100 apple 1 computers at the house. >>> the folks at facebook are getting into the halloween mood. the sign at the campus has undergone a ghoulish makeover. the logo has taken on a frankenstein look. it's getting second

. >> supervisor scott weiner called a hearing to discuss enforcement. makeup 62% of the violateors. >> i'm not sure i have a solution but people have to be tollerant and know this is a vital function for the community and businesses in large. >> this driver accepts being inconvenienced. >> does it happen a lot? >> every now and then, it's no big deal. >> the municipal transportation agency says 261 parking control officers are working the streets. >> we are have issued 22,000 parking tickets last year so we're enforcing rules. it's a matter of using resource to the best of our ability to be more efficient. >> the fine is $110. maximum allowed by law. so he believes better enforcement is the only way to change the culture of the wild, wild west. >> first medicine. >> a.proved for breast cancer. >> and epidemics of whooping cough. investigators say they know what fueled it and a special solution for these geese. and michael finney will be here you can call right now. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker.

. >>> and a play about anthony weiner is about to make its off-broadway debut.ek tragedy with elements of danger, carlos danger. the weiner monologues, as it's called, is based in part on explicit text messages the former congressman and new york mayoral hopeful sent to women he met online. >>> a highly politically charged case is topping the agenda as the supreme court goes back into session this hour. for the first time since its controversial citizens united ruling paved the way for unlimited contributions from corporations and unions, justices will hear a challenge from republicans, who are trying to remove the limits any person can contribute. at stake isn't just who gets elected. "the new york times" reports that soon after the president was re-elected, a small group of conservatives put together a plan to defund obama care with millions of dollars to back it up and to pay for ads like this. >>> let's bring in democratic consultant jason stanford, the partner with the truman national security project and noelle nikpour. noelle, the "times" points out many

anthony weiner trying to humanize himself with his baby.get people's minds off the fact this is the same dude who was sexting people. >> the creepy factor on weiner outweighted any cuteness. but eliot spitzer, the fact his wife wasn't on the campaign trail, cost him the election. it would have signaled to voters i should have forgiven him and so shoe you. she was an accident i think that did him in. >> -- she was absent and i think that did him in. >> she is suing. the first national interview with the woman dropping the lawsuit right on mickey d's lap. >>> well, from brand to just burned. we told you about a california woman filing a $2 million lawsuit against mcdonald's of a cup of coffee spilled on her lap and gave her second degree burns. joan is here with her attorney, bush -- butch wagner. welcome to both of you. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> joan, tell us what happened. >> well, i drove through the mcdonald's drive-through to get coffee, and i ordered the coffee, and the girl handed it to me, and when he handed it to me, i

anthony weiner geting a heated debate with sean hannity. do not miss this.to miss. >> you want to talk about obamacare. >> i want to talk about that. >> i will be glad to talk about it. seems sometimes you need explaining on things. i'm here to do it for you brother ? >> female announcer: female announcer: save up to 35% and through columbus day, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, at sleep train's inventory clearance sale. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ jo former congressman anthony weiner giving an exclusive interview to sean hannity. the faceoff began with the obvious question, did weiner learn anything from his sexting scandals. >> you went through this difficulty. you resigned from office. and then you do it again. i'm like what the hell are you thinking? >> that is not, it is not true. i'm kind of done talking about this stuff. >> obviously didn't do well in the mayoral race. do you think people are unforgiving? you got low percentage of vote. >> i don't know. you guys don't stop begging me to come on. apparently you wan

there was also anthony weiner. he lost his lead after a second sexting scandal.rimary, de blasio has surged more than 40 points ahead of republican tender joe lotta. you've had a small stab. what qualifies you to run a $70 billion budget? >> i've talked about this many, many times. i've been in public life in this city almost 25 years now. >> reporter: 25 years and yet in many respects new york city is just getting to know bill de blasio and his biracial family. >> i want to tell you a lilt bit about bill de blasio. >> his 15-year-old son, dante, has been prominently featured in political commercials. his daughter, kiara, rallied the crowd on primary night. >> the man with the plan bill de blasio. >> reporter: and wife is her husband's key strategist. she once identified herself as lesbian. >> she is strong. she is smart. >> reporter: de blasio's diverse family featured prominently and to good advantage in the campaign. >> kiara. >> reporter: political analyst costas panagopoulos. >> that diverse background is e embraced. >> i am first and foremost a husband and

another one, was huma wearing beer goggles the night she met anthony weiner? these are tough tweets. what are the broader implications of this? >> and you're reading the ones we can read on cable television. >> good point. >> you know, i guess i'm continually amazed at -- and this happens -- this happened in the 2008 campaign with john edwards carrying on an affair and fathering a child while also running for president, wanting to be vice president. i'm always amazed that people in public life think that they can keep these two things separate, that people won't find out. the age we live in now, people will find out. anonymous is, in my opinion, not really a thing anymore when you are either an elected official or a major high-level staffer here. you know, i don't know if it tells us anything other than this is the age that we now live in, kristen. you know, i'm pretty sure president obama would not -- i'm not convinced he's worried about this, but i'm sure he'd rather not have this problem to have jay carney answer tonight. >> i think that is definitely a ver

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