[ arnold voice ] weiner tower! [ laughter ] he's the weiner tower!einer tower of pisa. >> jimmy: the leaning weiner tower of -- [ laughter ] >> steve: i'm falling out of the weiner tower. [ laughter ] before it hits the door. [ laughter ] where is the weiner tower? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kielbasa tower. whatever you call it. >> weiner snitsal. vienna sausage. knockwuerst, knockweurst. >> jimmy: i did knock weurst. they would not let me in the weiner tower. i'm knocking. i knocked weurst, everything. >> steve: i'll knock better. >> jimmy: i don't care. i got to get this to the weiner tower. [ laughter ] >> steve: where is it, in effingham? [ laughter ] >> steve: weiner tower! [ clapping ] >> jimmy: all right. this one's from kyle arnold in youngville, north carolina. it's some guy he was watching on tv. let's see who it is there. marty higgins, professional tool. [ laughter ] that's not -- that's not fair. >> steve: that's mean. >> jimmy: that's mean and cruel. >> steve: what do you do for a a living? >> jimmy: i'm a tool. [ laughter ] here is one fro

and so with that i will turn it over to supervisor weiner. >> i thank you, mr. chairman and i also want to acknowledge stew and jazzy who were incredibly committed to the work of the task force and so many other issues of importance in the community and i know that they are greatly missed by all of us and they are in spirit here today. as we talk about the wonderful work of the task force, and i remember that it was almost two years ago that supervisor campos and i were aprofpd by bill and others saying that would you help that we would really start meaningful addressing this growing issue in our community. and that is how do we make sure that we are addressing the needs of our growing lgbt senior population and supervisor campos and i immediately agreed to work on that, with bill and the others. and then supervisor alagi joined us and we sponsored the legislation that created this task force and i have to say that i have been to so impressed by the work that the task force did, people have been, and we really, i think that empaneled a very diverse set of task f

wednesday, may 28, 2014, my name is mark farrell and i will be chairing this and i am joined by avalos, weiner and breed and campos and i want to thank the members of sfgtv for covering this meeting as well as the committee miss linda wo n. >> do we have any announcements? >> yes, silence all devices and speaker cards should be submitted and items will appear on the june third, 2014, agenda, unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much, could you call items one and two together? >>hearing on services and solutions for unaccompanied and transitional-aged youth who are experiencing homelessness. hearing on services and solutions for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals who are experiencing homelessness. . >> this is the fifth hearing that we have had over the past two months, surrounding the homeless population in san francisco and this will be the third and final hearing that focuses on subpopulation and we have taken a stance at these hearings to analyze the programs and policies that are working here in san francisco and also look to suggest different policies and programs t

and supervisor campos and weiner, i want to invite them if they have any comments up front to pleaseee to voice them now before we hear from mr. dufty. >> great, thank you very much mr. chair and thank you to the members of the budget committee, and you know that serving on the budget committee is one of the most challenging tasks because of the intensity and the volume of the work, so we really appreciate the work that this committee is doing and will continue to do through the end of the budget process and we are here today to talk about lgbtq homelessness, and to talk about transitional aged youth, and i do want to begin by thanking the chair of the committee, the committee chair and so for, the emphasis on the issue of homelessness, and the various hearings that he has held and i am very proud to be a co-sponsor of this hearing. the fact is that we as members of the lgbtq community have come very far, and today, it is a very special day for us. we will be celebrating later today, the dedication of the milk stamp here in city hall and it will be an important ceremony that we will

we met with both supervisor campos weiner and olague at the time and we moved this forward. and this became a very, very important, important thing that do in the community. but due to health reasons, i am a long term hiv survivor and due to the fact that new land lords took over my rent controlled building where i lived for 25 years. i had to step down from the aging policy task force and i had to cut back on my work. so all of us here need to have this report. not only accepted, but really acted upon. i'm a perfect example of that. and now, i am worried about, and just about to turn 64 in a few weeks and i am worried about my housing and we just need to make this really, really happen now and not sit on the bench. so that is all that i have to say and i wanted to say that i really appreciate you can receptive to this from the beginning and helping us to move this idea forward and it has really taken form and so thank you very much and i expect good things to come out of this report. >> we all do. >> thank you, next speaker. >> and i will read a couple more names. >> michae

the weiners assumed their agent is working hard to reel in a buyer.. we trusted him with everything. >> reporter: the weiners had such faith in lindsay, they went out on a limb, buying and moving into a new home, while the tudor was renovated to fetch top dollar. and for piece of mind, they made sure the home on the market was secured. you decided to equip the house with cameras? >> yes. >> reporter: why? >> we are security-conscious. we keep on our wired alarm system. we were told by bob, you can't keep that system on because realtors will be setting off alarms throughout the neighborhood left and right. >> reporter: with the alarm turned off, sandy weiner was looking at the live feed of the camera at their vacant house one night and got the shock of her life. >> reporter: she comes racing up the stairs. and she says, oh, my god. the house is being broken into. she calls 911. and the wayne police responded almost immediately. >> reporter: the weiners were glued to their screen, as officers arrived in the darkened house. >> you're going to see one of

are you anthony weiner? have been confused with anthony weiner twice now. >> the price of notoriety. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> the nation's top republicans are doing what might surprise some. speaker john boehner and eric cantor who breaking from their own party in calling for the v.a. secretary to resign. >> i'm going to continue to reserve judgment on general shinseki. the question i ask myself is him resigning going to get us to the bottom of the problem? is it going to help us find out what's really going on? and the answer i can give is no. >> joined now by kevin from the hill. some might be saying this is not expected. what do you think the speaker's thinking here? >> happy friday, richard. thanks for having me. i think speaker boehner really is perhaps, you know, keeping some political clout here as this, you know, situation emerges. but i've got to be honest. more and more bipartisan report for shinseki today. he is scheduled to give a speak this morning. it will be interest

while facebook has the sobol graph, linkedin's ceo jeff weiner wants to create a work graph.welcome. >> i take you back to the last quarter. it looked pretty good, guidance was good, big milestone in terms of users, what's the strategy now? >> you know in the immediate term we want to continue to focus on our core value propositions. professional identity and making sure that the profile meets the needs of all of our members. continuing to improve the search experience. with regard to networks and enabling our members to connect, find and be found by others, we want to make it easier than ever. and with regard to insights and knowledge, professionally relevant knowledge. continuing ton linked in as the publishing platform. >> you're becoming a media platform. sponsored updates, basically like native advertising, allowing many more people to publish now, is your mission changing to become more like a media company? >> no the mission to the same, to connect the world's professionals to make them more successful and productive. and a key part is providing them the insight and bu

welcome matthew weiner! (cheers and applause) hey! nice to see you! to be here. >.>> stephen: i'm excited you're here. i'm a little sad on what we're talking about because we're thinking about the end of "madmen" here. the first half of the seventh and final season ends may 25, and the second half of the final season is next year. >> yes. >> stephen: what's occasionally known in tv as "next season." >> yes. >> stephen: okay, so was it your idea or the network's to split the season in half and -- milk it? (laughter) does don work on a dairy farm? why break it in half? >> they did this with "breaking bad." they split the last two seasons for an organic reason which is because they couldn't make the schedule, so had eight one year and then the next year and the show built in a huge way. >> stephen: it's been on for sen seasons -- seven seasons. let me summarize what happened. don smoked, banged everything on the eastern seaboard, sold california, sold some soap, was grim about it. and smoked some more. is he a criticism of the american male? because i'm

you want to see the house matthew weiner lives in?heck out the magazine. >> what is interesting as we have a different take creative lead. she doesn't believe in rules. she takes it by the client and the person. she also believes, there is no rules. things are so pale and homogenized. people are afraid to live in color. she just didn't. it's a house filled with kids. that's what we really wanted. i love this. to walk out of the middle of the set. >> can i get a chocolate milkshake? tavis: this house -- can you get that? the house is divine. i want to show you one other photo. you havelove what done. i love it. i was talking about matt's office. that linda office did for him. i want to notice the bookshelf. it's a window. just a gorgeous design. krakauer my going to go in there? i want to live in their. i'm not a good enough writer to work in that state. tavis: if you can get a copy you can see the home they share with those lovely boys. how do those creative people ?artner it seems like a wonderful thing. >> it is. we have different j

yes, anthony weiner has already beared quite a lot. in fact, some would say, way too much.now. see you back here on monday at 4:00 p.m. eastern. "the ed show" is up next. >>> good evening, americans and welcome to "the ed show", live from detroit lakes, minnesota. i'm ready to go. let's get to work! joe the middle class is back yauf shore and we have to prevent that from happening. >> where are the jobs? >> we're putting folks back to work rebuilding america. >> where are the jobs? >> millions of jobs have been lost. have been sent offshore. jobs -- >> the resolution of that agreement will mean real job growth. >> i think the american people would say, absolutely not! >> the american people, creating jobs, not destroying

and for those who are not aware, supervisor weiner's remarks are in relation to item 5 f which we will be hearing later as a workshop item today and i would like to go back to the regular agenda item, call the next item. >> the next item of business is regular agenda, item 5 b, authorizing a settlement agreement and the release of claims in the lawsuit, entitled yerbabuena consortium. >> public comment? >> no, before. >> we still will have general public comment, and but i would like to move into our open session. >> in the process was from just like how you allowed the supervisor to speak. that is a subjective opinion, okay? and so, and you and announced somebody to speak on that? and then you should have... and now, i am saying this because we come, we, the constituents who have been in the use have come here to speak up, and don't dilly dally and if you look at this thing you will have your discussion or whatever, and whatever on number ten, but there is no action. and if you want to take no action, then you can have that conversation under the three, but don't, and no here, and you

it will be something of a legacy that this commission can leave so just in a nutshell, supervisor weiner called for a late night transportation hearing and i mentioned it a few times in the commission and it finally happened yesterday, and it was about three hours, and there was a few of us agencies who had time to speak, and put some context to the issue. and then there was a whole lot of public comment around the needs of the people who use late night transportation in particular of the employees of the businesses that either start really early in the morning, in fact, like bakeries and places like that as well as obviously nighttime employees. so, the out come, at the moment, i believe will be that supervisor weiner on next tuesday, will put forth a resolution to create a task force, that hopefully will be led by myself and mr. vanhowten from the mayor's office of economic development to basically, you know, to be in the mind and scope out how we can create what we started to call yesterday, a late night integrated transportation plan. and it is a long process, that is going to includ

. >> reporter: and supervisor scott weiner says that one big reason is wide streets. >> you have moreances for pedestrians and you end up reducing safety. >> reporter: weiner wants new neighborhood side streets like those going in at hunters point development limited to 20 feet of clearance. but the fire department says they need 26 feet and the extra 6 feet could be critical! >> we need to make sure we can get down streets particularly when we're building a new project. >> we had a tough time this day. >> reporter: as an example, the chief points to the recent massive construction fire in mission bay. >> it's one thing to navigate to get there. but once you're there you have to strategically position the rigs. >> go! >> and you need more clearance so that they n get by one another. >> reporter: narrow streets also mean more crowded streets which is also affecting public safety in the city these days. >> more cars on the road. there's more bicycles on the road. and there's more pedestrians. there's just more congestion. we pride ourselves on getting to the scene of emergency calls wit

and this ties in with supervisor weiner's concern about the traffic accidents and pedestrian safety and right now, 22 feet with no pedestrian sidewalk at that end of the building. and i know that it is being called a fire lane but it is actually a roadway and it should have the pedestrian sidewalks. and so, i hope that you will consider trying to create more affordability for this building and i look forward to being part of that effort as it goes on, thank you very much. >> frager and june, and then... >> good afternoon, commissioners. thank you for inviting the public to speak at this important hearing. and my name is liz hager and i am an artist and a writer living and working in san francisco, my studio is in building, 110, which is have seen is slated for demolition and i am excited about the proposal and the prospect of a dedicated state of the art studio building in its place, in addition to making art i have been writing a blog, for the past six years and which i cover the aspects of art and the individual artists and the san francisco art scene. and exciting things are happenin

veacof and for 40 years i have been a resident of san francisco and most recently in supervisor weiner's district and i am a member of aarp and i used open house services. and i am with the san francisco organizing project who merged with the interfaith action and are part of the pico national network. and in november, we held an action that addressed issues of aging lgbt aging and healthcare. and we asked tom nolan the chair of this task force to keep us involved in its work. so that we that qualified as lgbt seniors were involved in the work for the first surveys through the focus groups thorough indicational meetings and review the documents. and we are very thankful for the work of the task force and its effort and for the supervisors. and in bringing that about and i personally am thrilled to hear that legislation is already in the works to enact the recommendations of the task force. my fellow sfop leaders stand ready to assist in making those recommendations a reality. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> next speaker, please? >> my name is larry saxon and i am a reside

look at spitzer and weiner. sure, she haven't had the political success they want to have, but they still have pretty successful and profitable careers and the women are tarn i should -- tarnished. this is a pattern over and over again. we want to forget but we're not allowed to. >> you're in politics, you know spitzer and weiner keep coming back. >> because they're shameless and they benefit from male privilege. >> i agree that the criticism of monica lewinsky at the time was terribly unfair and vicious and sexist and also perpetrated by hillary clinton, let's remember. did she put out word that monica lewinsky was a deranged stalker? we learned now that she considered her a narcissistic looney tune and she tried to undermine this woman trying to work for the most powerful man in the world. >> speaking of male privilege, the only male on the planet ane not getting much privilege besides me. >> i don't know how i ended up with such a shy group of ladies. what is true is that certain people are very good at creat

so we go with the wittle weiner. >> jimmy: wittle weiner. >> that's not in the book. >> jimmy: no.. i love this one. [ laughter ] >> then you have your traditional with your chicago dog. you know that has the entire smorgasbord of salad on it. >> jimmy: oh, look at that. >> this is actually in the menu, or in the book. this is actually called the danger dog. we've got a hot dog stuffed with pickled jalapeÑos, wrapped in bacon and then we've got a a jalapeÑo mango kind of like slaw on the top of it. >> jimmy: gosh. >> you got to take a bite of that one, actually. >> jimmy: that looks pretty good, man. >> that's really good. get after that. [ cheers and applause ] there you go. there you go. so you know, it's a fine selection. 130 recipes and this is just the beginning. but i did -- see, i know when i come to visit you, you always go big. every time we hang -- yeah. so i thought i would bring you something. this is imported, what i got from you. this is imported all the way from west virginia. [ cheers ] ladies and gentlemen, i don't know where it is -- oh it's right here. >> jimmy:

rich weiner would discover that the hard way.altor behaving badly in one of the most jaw-dropping cases ever. you decided to equip the house with cameras. why? >> we're very security-conscious. so, we always keep on our wired alarm system. we were told by bob, hey. with realtor traffic, you can't keep that system on because realtors are going to be setting off alarms throughout the neighborhood left and right. >> reporter: so, with the alarm turned off at their realtor's request, but the motion activ e activated cameras turned on, sandy weiner happened to be looking at the live feed of the camera one night. and got the shock of her life. >> she comes racing up the stairs. and she said, the house is being broken into. she calls 911. and the wayne police responded almost immediately. >> reporter: the couple was thoroughly confused. until they hit the rewind button. his realtor had 13 sexual encounters. >> they're looking up at the camera. >> they don't seem to be worried they could be caught. >> not at all. >> reporter: lindsay dec

are you anthony weiner? i have been confused for anthony weiner twice now. i have no idea how that happens. >> now there's a case of mistaken identity that most people would want to avoid. anthony weiner, by the way, is famous for resigning from congress in 2011 amid his sex texting scandal, a habit which got him in trouble again when he was running for mayor of new york just last summer. congressman ryan described the mix-up as a humbling moment. i'd say. >>> up next, mitch mcconnell's health care dishonesty. he wants to get rid of obamacare but not the successful state version of the program that wouldn't exist without obamacare. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90

>> supervisor scott weiner says it's more than just a technical issue. it will have real impact. >> it will require that sidewalks be cut back. it will be a longer crossing distance for pedestrians. we will have wider roads, leading to faster traffic. which will lead to more accidents. >> major arteries vary in size, but the standard is 20 feet. the fire department wants 26 feet for new neighborhoods. and points to fires like in mission bay. >> those sheets are 52 feet. we're asking for half of that to be able to have two apparatus side by side. >> but supervisor weiner not buying it >> the fire department gets to fires just fine. and does a fantastic job keeping the city safe. he says they've ex-peermented before with widening streets these though it transformed from a residential boulevard into a pseudofreeway. whatever happens with this project, could affect others in the pipeline. >> coming up at 4:00 researchers unveil a robotic arm with a unique skill set the question is, will it catch on? tonight's special ceremony honoring some oakland students f

i have met matt weiner the producer. i went in to read for another character, not this character.s which i can't really see that well anymore. >> the lighting was really bad when you were trying to learn it. >> the lighting was -- you only get the script a day in advance, you know, and so i went in and i met matt weiner and i had to pull these glasses out, which are my glasses. and i had to put them on to read the script. and he saw the glasses, and i guess at that moment he had the idea that i would end up playing this guy who ran the agency and i would wear these glasses. >> they are kind of retro, aren't they? >> they are. lisa got these for me. now i can see. you guys are beautiful. >> you and lisa are tearing it up on andy cohen last night, we heard. what happened? >> i can't say on this kind of television. no, it's too scandalous. >> but you also can't say anything that happens in the next season, right? because you are sworn to secrecy. >> if i told you anything about what goes on next season before i got outside the door i'd be killed. they've got people all around the wor

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and i am joined by supervisor john avalos and breed and, we will be joined by eric mar and scott weiner and i want to thank the members of sfgtv as well as the clerk of the committee, linda wo ng. >> silence all cell phones and electronic devices and complete the speaker cards and all of the documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted items will appear on the may 20 agenda. >> a few procedural items we have a long agenda, we will take a break from 12:30 to 1:20 wherever we are at that point in time, and given that it is a 90 degree day, we don't see that very often and so we are without coats over here at the board of supervisors and with that madam clerk, could you call item one? >> hearing on services and solutions for women and families who are experiencing homelessness. >> okay, thank you. colleagues, and members of the public this is a hearing that i requested, and the third of hearings that we have had over the last few weeks and this hearing kicks off the focus of the subpopulations of the over all homeless population here in san francisco. today's hearing is

. >> it's so fascinating when you look at modern sex scandals, like anthony weiner.neously more chased. anthony weiner never even touched the women that he was accused of having these sexts with. >> sex scandal with no sex. >> exactly. and afterwards there is this tawdry, sort of pornographic level that these so-called mistresses who never touched him then go on to have this sort of mistress industrial complex. they make pornos and go on reality shows. with monica she did have a pub list and do ads for jennifer craig, but the actor part of it seems dignified now. >> and people don't hold it against, especially when you're in your early 20s, a sexual mistake as much as people trying to capitalize off of that. she says -- she writes that what really was the impetus for coming back into the limelight was the tyler clemente, the young man who took his own life when he was kissing a friend at school was put on the internet. and when he -- because she was suicidal. >> yeah. she says in the piece that that -- learning about that story, she had some long conversations with h

and not after, because once the legislation is out of here, it will not be amended, witness scott weiner's strong statements to that effect. i have right here the negdak for 650 indiana, which is on today's agenda and coming back two weeks ago to get approval of the use of 19th street. i am one of maybe three people who gets negdex [speaker not understood] and because you don't have eirs for most projects in the areas that are high-development, and you have to figure out how you are going to give notice that this is happening? and it has to be real notice. the current process of getting notice that you get to go through the 00 ages' of documents, six days before the hearings and you will find this exemption. if you are crazy enough to do that every week. i'm crazy enough to do that, but it's hard. so you have got to tell people hey this is going on and we'll add this to the project district, in advance and not at last-minute and projects that do have an eir, 75 howard street, that has amazing amounts of public lands next to it, if they are going to add a front yard to their very high-end h

world of trouble, revisit the concept of the shoe box unit and that is discussed by the mayor and weiner who is from new jersey and spoke to him about it and we need the shoe box unit and but not at a market rate it is going to fail, just like you... and con way i met personally, and i can go so on and i am getting no money from any of them and we cannot listen to and there is bigotry against my graphic we don't want to be useful, and i don't want to depend on the offices and $183 on food stamp, i was extremist by this government and all of my designations were taken away, i stand with the general and yet being an extremist, i love everything and i am living in this van and we need the shoe box units and access, and others, we need access to the money, we are not listened to as evidenced by the stalling and mr. bundy in the ranch in nevada and the people are fed up with my demographic and we want to earn our money, three years is too long, we can do this in 6 months, we can build the unit structure in less than four months. thank you very much. >> are there any other members of the publi

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i think that supervisor weiner said that he might be introducing some sort of resolution? >> yeah. so that is the plan right now. is we present it a set of problems and a set of possible ideas for solutions, and suggested that the city come up with a integrated transportation plan and so with that in mind, he is going to basically, yeah, introduce a resolution to create a task force. and i mean, and i have not seen the wording yet, but i think that is will be in the groups. >> a working group, okay, a working group that reports back to the board in a period of time on progress, and then hopefully at the end of that it will produce a plan that in my mind we will push towards integrating into the larger transportation of the mayors may be putting forward that there may be resources for it and that kind of thing. assuming that he is going to ask you or someone from the entertainment commission or staff to serve on that working group. >> i think that he is going to ask the arizona commission and the representative from oewd to co-chair that group. >> great. >> thank you. >> any other f

and i am joined by supervisor john avalos and breed and, we will be joined by eric mar and scott weinert to thank the members of sfgtv as well as the clerk of the committee, linda wo ng. >> silence all cell phones and electronic devices and complete the speaker cards and all of the documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted items will appear on the

. >> herbert weiner. >> mta is to be commended for initiating the muni equity strategy for low income and minority groups in order to implement service improvements. this constitutes a sound foundation for access for service for all riders, which includes low income and minority groups. while proposed to select six to eight neighborhoods for evaluation, the transit project should include all neighborhoods, because service is crucial in the city. one issue is accessibility, passengers shouldn't have to walk long distances for public transit and this certainly applies to elderly and those disabilitied and the mentally ill. and this should be identified by mta and the project to propose quarter-mile walking distance to stop. because the railway is a public service, every member of the service should benefit. some members are neglected, as the project favors northeast and business sections of the city. while these other lighter areas should not disregarded in the transportation. they should be required to consider the city as a whole, because believe transportation is for everyone, democr

the day i went in to read with matt weiner, i couldn't see anything, so i put my glasses on. see something in this guy for the jim cutler character. it is not the role that i originally went into read for. tavis: i have heard actors tell that story before. they went in for one thing and ended up getting something else. sometimes you go in for one thing and you end up getting cast as something else. what do you make of that? >> it's a crazy business. you never know from one minute to the next what you're going to be doing. that's what i love about it. there's no predicting what can happen in this business. in this case i went into read for the swing boss, one or two days work. then i got the call that i didn't get the part. i thought, there goes "mad men." three months later i get the call to come in and play this guy. works, he isweiner a particular kind of genius going on there. he knows what he wants and he can get it. he knows instantly whether something is right or wrong. tavis: you broke through something with matt that others have not. i have met him a few times through