supervisor scott weiner and dr. barry zevin with the san francisco homeless outreach team. >> thank you. >> thanks for having me. >>> next week's super bowl festivities include all kinds of entertainment, including free concerts and parties. but a shadow economy often accompanies these big events. law enforcement officials say the super bowl is a magnet for human traffickers with people forced to work as prostitutes and laborers against their will. joining us now to discuss efforts to tlak down on this trade are fbi's bertrand series, assistant special agent in charge of a task force. and ruth silver taub. welcome to you both. you've been with the fbi 26 years. what will law enforcement authorities be looking for in trying to spot sex trafficking victims? >> some of the things we'll be looking for, first of all, we will be looking at the internet sites and internet blogging sites. we know are commonly used by traffickers and commonly used by victims who are part of the industry. we'll be monitoring that. we'll be wa

the movie features weiner's wife who is a clinton adviser. john blackstone is at the festival where the documentary premiered. >> today i'm announcing my resignation from congress. >> yea! >> reporter: two years after the sexting scandal cost anthony democrat elect to return to politics with run for mayor for new york. these two were here to document it. >> we asked what it was like to be in a media firestorm. >> reporter: what a firestorm. in the midst of the campaign ca more embarrassing self-portraits. >> i said other texts and photos were likely to come out and today, they have. >> reporter: as another weiner scandal played out in front of the national media, decreedman and steinberg were watching it unfold from the inside with weiner and his wife huma abedin. the movie showcase here at sundance festival in park city may have something to do with the fact this is election year and anthony's wife huma is a top adviser to hillary clinton. >> reporter: the documentary is all about huma. whether people come to see it or not really depends how

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. >> reporter: that's journalist eric weiner. for his new book, "the geography of genius," he traveled the world and back in time, a museum seemed a fitting backdrop to hear what he found. first stop, ancient athens.>> at global cities in the world and so they would open their doors to foreigners, resident aliens, who even though they knew they posed some sort of national security risk, they invited them in. >> reporter: and became cosmopolitan, the first necessary ingredient for the genius cluster every place would like to have, says weiner. unsurprisingly, the head of harvard's center for international development agrees. >> i study how places become good at different things, and i focus on how places change the things they're good at, evolve. >> reporter: professor ricardo hausmann. >> and what i find is that they tend to diversify into things that are somewhat related but somewhat more complex or more advanced. and in process of diversifying they rely enormously on talent that came from the outside. >> reporter: although note

help.holden cancer center director george weiner says if the initiative means a more intense focus on studying our immune systems, sharing information between researchers and increasing funding, it could definitely help fight cancer. dr. george weiner - holden comprehensive cancer center - (( 4:17:13 )) " the precentage of cancer research grants that are funded by the federal government is in the range of 12% and on a daily basis i have outstanding researchers from our own institution with great ideas who don't have the funds to persue those ideas. " doctor weiner says surgery, radiation and chemo-therapy can cure some cancers now such as lymphoma and testicular cancer.but he says there's still a very long way to go in treating some of the most deadly forms, including cancer of the pancreas. it's and right now in it's degrees. degrees.still to come...the revolutionary hire for one n- f-l team that's making history before super bowl 50. 50.in your cbs 2 weather first forecast we have... have... today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great

it's anthony weiner. he is the chief of staff the gate keeper.you have two folks in the white house.he has to have an intern free zone and he is taking selfie's of his three-piece set . juliet: can i talk about if great. >> it did not work before and it will not work again. curtis: you will never move anyone off in this manner. >> makes everyone look hypocritical if she sits there and calls donald this. curtis: did not trust hillary. they think she is a liar. if donald trump becomes a nominee , women will not vote for him. other than white men, who is voting for donald trump? juliet: he has a lot of things to them followers. theresa: can we agree that , if you are running, shed and tails away he would be ahead of trump and any other contender ? curtis: the republicans have done this before and they have been a dollar late to getting into the white house. it could lead into the senate if they continue with the bashing. it did not work before so how many years later? come on, give me a break. not only do i

adam weiner is live along east ohio street in plant city this morning. what do we know about the victim so far? >> reporter: well, he's been identified as 36-year-old reginald brown. he lived on ohio street. i'm alongside reginald's family including his mother, brenda perkins. we're very sorry to hear about your son's loss. you guys live right down the street. i guess it took a couple days of not hearing from him. >> i was going to talk to him sunday because i got baptized and me and my son, my baby boy we just got busy and we started doing other things and when we came home i was going to text him because i didn't talk to him yesterday. i was going to text him and one of his friends came over and said they tried to call him and contact him and there was no response. he went by the house and the door was ajar. >> reporter: that's when you knew something was wrong. >> i knew something was wrong. his door is never open, unless he opens it or whatever. and i went in there and it was the mother's worst nightmare and my son, everybody that knows him know that

abc action news reporter adam weiner joined a group of teachers from polk county for the trip. we'll get to that story in a moment. first, i'm getting word that we're going to go live to polk county, now where sheriff grady jud is about to address the media on a triple murder from last week in lakeland. let's listen in. >>> -- executed. they were shot in the head at close range. the fourth person was shot in the head, more specifically, the face and left for dead. only he didn't die. it was, i believe at that time and our preliminary information substantiates they were here to collect a drug debt, that this was an organized hit, that they didn't intend to leave anyone in the house alive. here's what we know. at about 6:44 a.m. on the 6th, these suspects, two of which we're about to talk of, two of at least four were at the residence or orchestrated the event. they went in, there was conversation, went from conversation to one of our victims saying "but i paid uncle, i paid him" to he heard a beating, a fight, then gunshots. now, you would think at the end of the gunshots that t

here's more from marcia kramer. >> new york voters have lived through the implosion of anthony weiner's political career. >> loved him. i've forgive be him. i believe in him. >> reporter: now the entire country will get to see it in a new documentary. "wiener, the inside story of how they cope with two sexting scandals" and how he kept at it even after sexting naked selfies to strangers. >> i made the decision that it was worth staying in this marriage. >> reporter: the documentary is according to reports in the new york times filled with behind the scenes details, disturbing clinton handled her husband's sex scandals. there's advice to an upset aide about to leave their apartment. i assume those photographers are still outside so you will look happy. her role in getting anthony to run for mayor, wiener said his wife wanted him too mount the political comeback because "she was very eager to get her life back that i had taken from her." and wiener's advice to her, to "act like a normal campaign candidate's wife and say anthony is doing an amazing job." experts say since she's a top advis

and supervisor scott weiner says they're a health and safety hazzard. homeless advocates say they simply do not have enough shelter beds. more and more seem to appear every day. not just in san francisco, but across the bay area and the nation. tent cities like this one, under the 101 freeway near ceasar chavez street. christine boyer says she lives here because shelters have too many rules and regulations. >> i have a son with brain damage and stage two schizophrenia and i have a service dog that's over 25 pounds. they won't let us in. >> reporter: she says more homeless are joining the encampment after being pushed from the downtown area. scott weiner has written a letter to several department heads, including police. >> i did not say we should bulldoze all the tents tomorrow. the goal is to have enough shelter capacity so that people can come in out of the temperatures, off the streets in the shelter. >> where am i supposed to go? >> reporter: paul is with an advocacy group and expert on tent cities. he shared this photo of the opening of san francis

one everyone is intrigued by is the one on anthony weiner.ime that he was running for mayor of new york in 2013. it was supposed to be his big comeback and then there was this second sexting scandal where we learned about carlos danger. this is what we understand. they're being very tight-lipped about this. practically no one has seen it. they won't send out clips for it. they're not showing us anything about it so people really, really want to see that film because it does delve in. they had access into the relationship between anthony weiner and huma abedin and their relationship in new york as he was supposed to be making his great comeback. people want to know more about how this couple was interacting during that time. you're right, this is an election year. a lot of people want to know whether or not this is going to play into it since huma has such a deep connection with the clinton clan, specifically as being a big adviser to hillary. carol? >> stephanie elam reporting live from park city, utah, this morning. >>> sex scandals aside, h

now supervisor weiner wants san francisco employers to pay the remaining 45%. it would apply to both parents working for companies with 20 or more employees. >> we he want to make sure that people have the opportunity to spend time with a new child to bond with that child to have a very healthy family and making sure that people get full wage replacement and earn their full income for at least six weeks is a good way to do that. >> supervisor weiner will introduce the legislation later this month. >>> it is 4:56. who hit the big jackpot? we are at a california store where at least one of three winning powerball tickets was sold. >> reporter: police release new photos of a man suspected of killing another man here at this bart station, they are facing new questions on security. we'll show you those photos next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning. it's thursday, january 14th. i'm michelle griego. and i'm frank mallicoat. >>> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, january 14. a look from the rooftop cam. it's gotham city! looks like that with the clouds. i'm michelle gr

rosanna: anthony weiner. >> someone bought the rights to it. wild. rosanna: everybody blamed anthony weiner for causing such a distraction in the primary. greg: -- rosanna: because there was so much distractionon did a lot of people were following anthony weiner at that time. anna: usually they have to premiere at sundance first. greg: what else? anna: a new study finds that 10% of college graduates. the study was conduct did. showing us that they are familiar with the branches of government. senator or a congressman. they were 80-mile per hour wind. it did this to her private plane. once. anna: 47 million a year. greg: if anyone ever gives you a comeback. rosanna: i'm'm going to write that one down here and we havave our greg: thank you very much. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great uni

this morning is going to be busy for supervisor scott weiner. he is holding a hearing on the car burglary problem. anybody who lives in san francisco or who has visited san francisco knows about the problem anywhere you turn. you see broken glass on the street. weiner is holding this hearing in an hour and he is going to be talking about car burglaries and the spike in home invasions and other property crimes. it's part of the government audit and oversight committee meeting. police, the d.a., the probation departments are going to be reporting on stats and strategies to deal with the problem. weiner has been a strong supporter of increased police staffing because to catch the bad guys it takes a lot of manpower to set up all of those stings. hopefully, they can come up with some solutions for folks. >> you got the meeting there in 30 minutes. what's the story about the protest? >> reporter: oh, so not too far on 2nd and market there is going to be a protest. these people are demanding that chase bank buy back the home of a local pastor and then

doctor weiner points to lymphoma - and testicular cancer - whwhe many more people are surviving. he says hopefully the "moon shot" will finally improve results in the deadliest cancers such as pancreatic. a little snow followed by a littleleun today. today.fortunately, if you're tired of the cold, things are going to get a *little* better betterchief meteorologist terry swails joins us now with voice, your future - the iowa impact" town hall in iowa city tomorrow night at 6. 6.iowa has been "first in the nation" to vovo since 1972 and state leaders are working to keep it that way. fox 28 news anchor and host of 'iowa in focus,' kevin barry -- kicks off tonight's vote 2016 coverage. coverage. around the 1970's -- the iowa caucuses became what they are today -- drawing presidential candidates to small midwestern towns.since then -- a lot about the presidential process has anged -- and to keep up -- so o are the caucuses.iowa's caucuses are known for the unique atmosphere they c cate -- with voters standing next to their co-workers and neighbors -- making their case for one candidat

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live in plant city, adam weiner, abc action news. >>> if you're not near your tv, take a second, come on over. authorities want you to look at a picture of a missing teen who they believe may be in danger. manatee county deputies say this 14-year-old girl, they tell us she has run away before president this time there's cause for concern. they say she went to her yesterday afternoon, got some clothes and told her sister that she's was about to leave travis. since. authorities right now are asking you to keep an eye out for her and call if you see her or if you know where she might be. >>> new in your 6:00 a.m. to track down some thieves who broke into the same home three the family's dog. deputies shared this surveillance picture of the three suspects outside the house on february pebble brooke drive in lakeland. they stole electronics, food and even a yorkshire terrier. we'll post these pictures on our facebook page so you can share them with your friends. blizzard that slammed the east coast over the weekend. this morning, millions of you commuters from georgia to massachusetts are

supervisor weiner. supervisor yee. >> thank you. i would like to adjourn this meeting in memory of patti seagull. for more than 40 years patti dedicated her life and career to advocacy. advocating on all issues relating to children, child care early education and family support services. she championed efforts to provide information and support and training. the ultimate goal of families being able to make informed child care choices and children would be cared for in safe and healthy child care en vie rowments by care givers supporting the growth. patti waouz more than that. she was a mother, grand mother and friend of mine. she was married to sanford seagull who passed last year. he was honored here at the board. as i mentioned i have known patti since the late 10s and have percently witnessed her many accomplishments. it's i impossible in a brief moment to give just to the impact she had in san francisco and through california and national ly in the early 70s. patti seagull was a determined mother of three small children who bega

. >> this was the annual weiner wonderland parade. the canine costumes ram the gamut from the sea creatures to star wars characters. >>> next up, a classy move from the delta pilot. who was about to take off from minneapolis/st. paul airport. >> he made the nearly unprecedented decision to make a u-turn on the tarmac and return to the gate. abc's clayton sandell tells us why he did it. >> reporter: one of the most important flights of their lives, and the short family was about to miss it. >> i was just crying. >> reporter: they were traveling recently from phoenix to minneapolis. but their flight was late, and time to catch their connection to memphis ran out. them. >> the tower wasn't going to have them pull back in and my sisters and mom were sitting there in tears and i'm screaming through the glass. >> reporter: that's when the captain saw them and he radioed in and found out the family was upset because missing the flight meant missing their dad's funeral. >> it would've been sad not saying good-bye. >> reporter: the captain, ad

nbc news reached out to weiner, who said recently he has not seen the film. in response to our questions, he referred us to a recent radio interview with alan combs. >> tough thing to have documented, but you know, look, i own the mistakes that i made. i think it's duplicitous to make it about my wife. movie. >> reporter: there is only one reference to the former documentary. the timing of the film's release asked some to ask whether there was any pressure to cut out relationship. >> we were under no pressure. we're excited to be here, to show our film. we've been working on it for a long time and are excited for emp to everyone to see it. >> it's not in theaters until showtime will show it in october, just before the general election. >> going to be an interesting one. invited cameras in to document what he thought would be his comeback. >> and things changed once there was this scandal. >> erica, thanks very much. >>> up next, former defense secretary donald rumsfeld opens up about his legacy, the threat of isis and the presidential soup and sandwich and cl

you have got making allegations about anthony weiner calling president clinton a liar.ou even bring bill cosby into this because in 2000 he gave a stump speech for her. why? why now? >> it's something we do. we have very talented people in the trump organization they came out. i thought it was good in light of what they>' said. they called me sexist. i said you have got to kidding calling me sexist. i have more respect for women than anybody and i certainly have more'' respect for women than hillary does. i will do much more for women than hillary would. >> why do you think she doesn't have respect for women? >> i think with hillary, i think with hillary it's all an act. it's although at trick call it's her whole demeanor. i think it's all an act. i think she has gotten us into tremendous problems with her you look at her things you go anywhere you look, take a look what's happened with libya and is syria and all of the problems, the migration, everything, the middle east blew up around her, between her and president obama it blew up. and our country is a far less safe

joshua weiner is here, a i has some resolutions to improve your mental health and relationships.rt with what you call the 20-minute rule. what's that? >> basically studies have shown that when you have a craving for something, the craving typically peaks and resolves in about 20 minutes. i tell patients, if you want to eat that piece of cake, have that drink of alcohol, make that impulse purchase, wait 20 minutes. so step away from whatever it is that you're thinking of doing, distract yourself with something else, if in 20 minutes you're still really feeling like you want to do that behavior, okay, then maybe you can do it. your chances of success and resisting will be much greater if you wait that 20 minutes. >> how successful are people at waiting 20 minutes? >> it depends. some people are very good at it, others not so good at it. but it's something people can practice. >> you also talk about probiotics. you think this is worth making a resolution for. >> absolutely. we have a lot of data showing the connection between gast gastrointestinal health and brain health. your gastr

joshua weiner.do people seeking health treatment need to fear that their doctor may be turning them into the fbi and putting them on a short list? >> no. with the new executive actions the president is trying to make sure certain people are reported to the fbi criminal background check system. people who have been found incompetent to stand trial, not guilty by reason of insanity, people involuntarily committed to a mental health institution, and people receiving social security disability from mental health reasons if in addition to that they are found unable to handle or manage their own finances and have a designated payee. that effects about 1.5 million people in the country. but if you are going to see your regular doctor, this is the key, you can disclose anything that private doctors and therapists have no ability to put your name on any database. so, people should not fear that at all. >> just a person going for anything that has do with their mental state. >> right. if you are a gun owner,

before and they follow anthony weiner when he is running for mayor and halfway through a sextingreaks out. you get inside the campaign and you get to see what happens when a scandal breaks out within a campaign. how do they handle it? you're behind closed doors and you're in huma, his wife, who is the tragic character in this film. you really feel for her and you can see what this is putting herny weiner, at one point -- >> i'm surprised they didn't say stop rolling. >> the filmmaker asked him whyng me film this? >> up next they call it a suicide mission for young coast guard men in a small boat charging into the teeth of a rescue dozens of sailors. "the finest hours" is now a roo story when we come back.portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places! james drove his rav4 hybrid into the frozen wilderness. the scent of his jerky attracted a hungry wolfpack behind him. to survive, he had to remain fearless. ould hunt with them. and expand their territory. he'd form a bond med accalia... ...become den mother and nurse their young. james left in search of his next adv

about cleanliness and picking up litter but diversity maintenance in the park system and the scott weiner is reflective of the deferred maintenance and some of the parks with the lower scores are parks with different maintenance issues and so 24 will continue to guide your capital investments but the program is a low scott weiner park under renovation so we hope to see that the skiers for that park that district 10 alice a low scoring playground with merced that is typically a challenged park and bayview is slated it get phase one of commissioner mcdonnell talked about this we need strategies to invest it was brought up over the weekend so i'm not sure what the funding by the way, a track for equipment and more ball 2350e8dz 3 don't take care of the playground but some investments it has been helpful tool perhaps we mind or want to thank lydia and others it is really helpful in getting into the weeds us and very, very proud of this report. >> commissioner mcdonnell. >> just briefly a appreciate the report and the diligence around the transparent and the commitment to the accountability it

donald trump escalates his attacks against the clintons and that includes anthony weiner and comedian bill cosby. president brushed aside questions same, there are plenty of -- there is plenty of time to discuss those matters at donald nominee. allyson: i-85 near 153 is pretty busy. wet roads as you head out this morning, so give yourself extra time. we are not looking at accidents right now which is good news for your friday morning commute. some construction in greenville at all spark drive, closed today , doing construction in that area and lane closures on highway 76 between may street. those continue throughout tomorrow. travel times on the interstate, get out right now, looks good. let's take a look at i-385. everything moving smoothly, especially around haywood road. desk. this morning. now as we look out back to the city of spartanburg. light rain, 43 degrees, cloud cover overnight. they will only get up to about 54 and afternoon high today. rain over the area, showers in western north carolina and most everybody getting some. heavier showers in northeastern georgia and on aga

the documentary based on anthony weiner's failed political career.ilm festival. it was written by a former staffer of his. weiner, of course, wrapped up in the sexting scandal in 2011. and then once again in 2013. he resigned from congress and then lost the democratic primary for mayor. of course, his wife is hillary clinton's top aide. those are your headlines. i think i'll pass on that. >> no kidding. i know enough about carlos danger. >> no kidding. >> now his wife is more interesting. we're about to see her emails. maybe we'll find out more about anthony. >> yeah. >> i think we know a lot so far. >> who knows? >>> coming up on this monday, it's hardly your traditional charity. the group giving a hand up instead of a hand out. and wait until you see the results. >>> and does your front yard look like this? turns out to's not as hard as it looks to clean up. how to get the job done stress free with help from a cool shovel. >>>. >> and wd-40. >> what? >> yeah. i sure had a lot on my mind when i got out of the hospital after a dvt blood clot. what ab

a new document on anthony weiner. weiner focuses on the disgraced failed rup for new york city mayor. that bid ended after he was caught in a sexting ska in did ale. he cooperated with the film americas who tracked the scandal as a it exploded and documented how the couple handled it. i hits theaters in may a in make the tv day but on showtime in october. we thought that was it. he let that follow. didn't turn out that way. >> not much. the outrange is growing >> all right. stars continue to speak out on both sides of the we break down who actually is in the academy and how they get then first place. people love their dogs. we who that. what about 1,000 years ago? well, how man's best friend became buddy. >> cold weather cannot stop new yorkers from outrangous frozen desserts. millic shake craze hitting the city as well as instagram. wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please.

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abc action news reporter adam weiner is on the scene gathering information from police and we'll update you coming up at 5:00. >>> it's a chilly start, frost and freeze advisories up this morning. here's meteorologist shay ryan. >> if you're in citrus or hernando county, that's where temperatures are down as far as 28 degrees. that will continue through out 9:00 this morning. wesley chapel is at 36, hudson, 39. the coastline is not a concern for those temperatures near or below freezing. you could find frost on your windshield this morning further inland, 36 degrees in lakeland, 38 in arcadia. as we move through the day we've got a lot of sunshine. we're hitting 50s degrees by 10:00 a.m. by noon we're hitting 60 and we top out in the mid to upper 60s. we have soaking rain ahead had. i'll have more on that coming up in florida's most accurate seven-day. >>> we want to get a look at your morning commute. this is state road 60 and bay ford, closes to the courtney campbell causeway. the westbound lanes are closed because of a crash. two people were taken to the hospital, one person was ejec