anthony weiner. he helped run hillary clinton after it was revealed he had hillary's e-mails on his filthy, filthy laptop. anthony weiner, how convenient. could russia plan the whole thing with the help of someone signaling when the time was right? in russia, weiner is often called a kielbasa, on december 24, 2015 the day before christmas, maddow tweeted this. i know it will be a hassle to fly with the fresh kielbasa, but how much hassle? who would tweet that about kielbasa, unless it was a tipoff to the russians about weiner. to sabotage hillary clinton on the exact same day, the father of the soviet union dies. he was only 94, rachel. why? it was also ricky martin's birthday. the day of the pigs. kielbasa, anthony weiner, assault rifles, ricky martin, it is all coming together like the word batter that makes the deadly cake for sinister figure on a dark day, based on lies. [laughter] happy birthday rachel. you deserved it. [applause] [applause] we need to welcome our guests. this man has written mo

arrived visibly emotional.sot state sen, scott weiner (d) californiawhen i came out in 1990, my lesbian aunt, her gift to me were the rainbow freedom rings which were sort of a version of the rainbow flag so i knew what te rainbow was even before i knew who gilbert was. he says especially in the current political climate.. the lgbt community needs people like baker.sot state sen, scott weiner (d) californiathe trump administration is literally trying to erase our community deleting lgbt questions from health questionaiires, removing questions from the census trying to make us disappear and gilbert baker was someone who made our community more visiblegilber baker was 65.in san francisco, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. (steve) a candlelight vigil will be held tomorrow for a mother who was murdered and her daughter who is still missing. nicole fitts and her two year old daughter arianna were first reported missing back in april 2016. nicole's body was found dumped in a shallow grave in san francisco''s mclaren park. and it's been over a year since little arianna fitts was last seen alive in

anthony weiner.who helped ruin hillary clinton after it was revealed he had females on his filthy filthy laptop. anthony weiner, how convenient. could they have planned the whole thing with someone signaling when the time was right? in russia weiner is often called kielbasa. the day before christmas maddow tweeted this. i know it will be a hassle to fly with a fresh kielbasa. who would treat that? about kielbasa? unless, it was a tipoff to the russians about weiner! to sabotage hillary clinton on the exact same day december 24, 2013. mikell -- the father of the ak-47 dies. he was only 94 rachel, why? why? it was also ricky martin's ♪ ♪ birthday. ♪ [music] ♪ [music] >> the bay of pigs, kielbasa, anthony weiner, assault rifles, ricky martin. it's all coming together like a batter that makes the deadly cake for a sinister figure on a dark day. based on lies. [laughter] [applause] happy birthday rachel. you deserved it! [applause] all right we need to welcome tonight's guest, this man has written more bo

arrived visibly emotional.sot state sen, scott weiner (d) californiawhen i came out in 1990, my lesbianto me were the rainbow freedom rings which were sort of a version of the rainbow flag so i knew what te rainbow was even before i knew who gilbert was. he says especially in the current political climate.. the lgbt community needs people like baker.sot state sen, scott weiner (d) californiathe trump administration is literally trying to erase our community deleting lgbt questions from health questionaiires, removing questions from the census trying to make us disappear and gilbert baker was someone who made our community more visiblegilber baker was 65.in san francisco, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. ( marty ) a horrific crash in san jose leaves a father dead and sends his 10-year-old daughter to the hospital. police are still looking for the cause of the crash this morning. it happened on park avenue, just west of the downtown business district around 7:40 yesterday morning. police say it appears that a big-rig was westbound on park and had just made a left onto mcevoy when the firebir

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arrived visibly emotional.sot state sen, scott weiner (d) californiawhen i came out in 1990, my lesbianaunt, her gift to me were the rainbow freedom rings which were sort of a version of the rainbow flag so i knew what te rainbow was even before i knew who gilbert was. he says especially in the current political climate.. the lgbt community needs people like baker.sot state sen, scott weiner (d) californiathe trump administration is literally trying to erase our community deleting lgbt questions from health questionaiires, removing questions from the census trying to make us disappear and gilbert baker was someone who made our community more visiblegilber baker was 65.in san francisco, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. gusty northerly winds, especially over the hills, will prevail through this evening before diminishing overnight. high pressure builds into the weekend leading to a warming trend with readings into the 70s and even some lower 80s. dry and seasonably mild weather continues monday through wednesday with the next chance of rain by about thursday or friday of next week.

reiskin herbert weiner. >> two minutes please. >> herbert weiner i find it extremely offensive with the walk to work on the fourth of this week on the posters were printed in the record - depicted people on crushes and a person in a wheelchair really expect people in that condition not to take public transportation to work that is a cruel slam at the seniors and the disabled and it is very cruel and the your agency signed on to this two weeks ago i requested that those signs be pulled if public transportation which has not occurred i contacted the walk san francisco and got back a denial of my concerns and the statement that i was extremely rude and off-base i included other comments as my criticism of walk san francisco this is a man and woman attitude he resent is another thing about taraval seniors and will disabled are kicked they're expected to walk a water quarter of a mile to a bus stop it is public policy and sadly reflected on this agency you'll continue until something comes our way as far as i'm concerned, mta is mortar it is your ahead. >> mr. weiner. >> mr. north america mu

reiskin herbert weiner. >> two minutes please. >> herbert weiner i find it extremely offensive with the walk to work on the fourth of this week on the posters were printed in the record - depicted people on crushes and a person in a wheelchair really expect people in that condition not to take public transportation to work that is a cruel slam at the seniors and the disabled and it is very cruel and the your agency signed on to this two weeks ago i requested that those signs be pulled if public transportation which has not occurred i contacted the walk san francisco and got back a denial of my concerns and the statement that i was extremely rude and off-base i included other comments as my criticism of walk san francisco this is a man and woman attitude he resent is another thing about taraval seniors and will disabled are kicked they're expected to walk a water quarter of a mile to a bus stop it is public policy and sadly reflected on this agency you'll continue until something comes our way as far as i'm concerned, mta is mortar it is your ahead. >> mr. weiner. >> mr. north america mu

>> steve: weiner!ghter ] no losers. >> jimmy: did you see yesterday congressman, eric swalwell, trump for refusing to release his tax returns. critical haiku. [ laughter ] >> steve: right in the eye. >> jimmy: well as you can imagine, trump was not happy about that and he even tweeted out some limericks that he wrote out in response. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. trump wrote to him in response -- a limerick. for example, one says, my tax forms will not be released. your constant complaints must be ceased. you think i don't care, then talk to my hair. you've awoken that foul nasty beast. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: not bad. >> steve: quite literate. >> jimmy: it's actually pretty good. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it's interesting. here's another one here, it says, i wish you could please just be nicer. why can't you just give it a a try, sir. >> steve: oh wow. >> jimmy: enough is enough, being president's rough especially when you've got sean spicer. [ cheers and applause ] >> s

weiner breath seth. [ laughter ] >> seth: hey. i hated to say it.laughter ] >> seth, i'm also careful to write all of my speeches using concrete, well-researched facts. >> and i like to make facts up. did you know all poor people are left handed? [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's not true. >> you're fake news! i drop fake news in every one of my speeches. >> seth: also, are you getting lower in your seat as we are going? >> i'm very comfortable in my own skin. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> you know, oh -- and another thing i always do, is i like to throw in contradicting statements about his relationship with vladimir putin. like i have never met putin. i have met putin. don't know the guy. he's my best friend. never laid eyes on him. vladimir who? i gave him my kidney. >> seth: okay. [ laughter and applause ] is there a difference in how you both prepare the president to give a speech? >> absolutely. before the president's speech to the joint session of congress, i handed him a 55 page document and then we rehearsed his delivery for hours.

it is set for seven p.m >>> sat senator scott weiner issued a tweet saying in part rest in power gilbert. . >>> if people are fearful of the system, they are not going to cooperate. >> coming up, san francisco's top cops sending a message to the feds at 6:30. his response is to undocumented immigrants have been arrested at the courthouse. >>> coming up the neighborhoods that will be approaching the low 80s for tomorrow. >>> shopping is about to get more expensive. details on the tax hike expected to take effect tomorrow. >> i didn't realize it was going to be starting tomorrow. >>> we are going to take you outside. you'll get a live look at the friday evening commute. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. it hkz like a lot of people are headed into the city of what is a beautiful night. >>> a live look at interstate 80 in oakland. it is slow going in one direction, but heading toward the bay bridge, not so bad. not so bad. . >>> new at six tonight, shopping is going to be more expensive starting tomorrow. a number of cities are increasing their sales tax, including more than a dozen here in

lori, senate bill, 162, excuse me, senate bill, 219 is state senator weiner's bill on the lgbt long term care bill of rights. and we also were seeing requests again for increases in sfi benefits and burial benefits and care giver, tax credits and a number of things that we discussed last session as well. so we will continue to monitor those and if there are any in particular that you want us to look at, in more detail, please let me know. >> questions from the commission? >> we just like to say that i am tremendously encouraged to hear that the csl funding is in discussion until the bridge until the tax funds are available. thank you. >> thank you. >> long term care koor nading council, good morning. >> good morning. >> mark burns and the executive member and i am here your april representative for your march updates, like everybody else in the city, we are spending a tremendous amount of time trying to process and divine the impact of all of the state and federal legislative and executive actions that are occurring. and understand how best to turn those back into policy recommendations.

lori, senate bill, 162, excuse me, senate bill, 219 is state senator weiner's bill on the lgbt long term care bill of rights. and we also were seeing requests again for increases in sfi benefits and burial benefits and care giver, tax credits and a number of things that we discussed last session as well. so we will continue to monitor those and if there are any in particular that you want us to look at, in more detail, please let me know. >> questions from the commission? >> we just like to say that i am tremendously encouraged to hear that the csl funding is in discussion until the bridge until the tax funds are available. thank you. >> thank you. >> long term care koor nading council, good morning. >> good morning. >> mark burns and the executive member and i am here your april representative for your march updates, like everybody else in the city, we are spending a tremendous amount of time trying to process and divine the impact of all of the state and federal legislative and executive actions that are occurring. and understand how best to turn those back into policy recommendations.

one a personat serves and the state senate and like anthony weiner hole was fired from the white house or the office, does he still get health care coverage as of the room is that they still get to go congressional gyms and work out? and thirdly, what the obamacare primarily designed that it was primarily designed that the working class people would pay more for programs in order to cover more people who does not pay a premium at all such as all medicaid? i am glad these people do have health care coverage, but at the same time, to have their system seem to be workable for hillary clinton went in office in 1992 because people from all of the world would come to the united states for health care and everybody in the united states is going around the world. toseems to me it is unfair shortchanging the people who work for it. it seems like a politicians have a higher class and they do not ando v.a. or water raid when they have surgeries, they go to mount sinai. host: we got your point. guest: the first is how come they do not get the same insurance good enough for everybody, that is what

scott weiner, if you could come to the stage and mr. mayor and congressman, you could come to the stage that would be great. representing all of you commissioners will be johanna wald, who is currently the vice president of the commission on the environment. so come on up, johanna. [applause]. >> good morning everyone. my name is alex walker i'm here on behalf of state assembly member phil ting and i'd like to introduce my colleague with me today. >> hello. on victor release and deputy district director with center scott weiner >> katie r bona a summary member david chiu's office. >> on behalf of our legislative delegation, who as a [inaudible] can veer today because they're working on behalf san francisco values to sacramento into the state of california we want to bring on their behalf resolution separating the 20th anniversary of the commission on the environment on behalf of the delegation i like to present this to our esteemed colleagues around the state and take a photo. [applause]. >> awesome. so, of course, we cannot host this w

lori, senate bill, 162, excuse me, senate bill, 219 is state senator weiner's bill on the lgbt long term care bill of rights. and we also were seeing requests again for increases in sfi benefits and burial benefits and care giver, tax credits and a number of things that we discussed last session as well. so we will continue to monitor those and if there are any in particular that you want us to look at, in more detail, please let me know. >> questions from the commission? >> we just like to say that i am tremendously encouraged to hear that the csl funding is in discussion until the bridge until the tax funds are available. thank you. >> thank you. >> long term care koor nading council, good morning. >> good morning. >> mark burns and the executive member and i am here your april representative for your march updates, like everybody else in the city, we are spending a tremendous amount of time trying to process and divine the impact of all of the state and federal legislative and executive actions that are occurring. and understand how best to turn those back into policy recommendations.

now, we did speak with supervisor scott weiner, who told us as long as they are good projects, he doesn't mind giving away funding for certain transportation projects in exchange for support. >> should san franciscans be mad they are not getting a half million dollars? >> san francisco is going to do very well under this bill. the whole bay area is going to do well. for the public transportation funding, because we have large high ridership, well developed systems, we tend to compete well in these grant programs. >> reporter: we are told that the senate is going to reconvene at 5:30 to start considering this bill. the senate is going to vote and then the assembly. they probably would not be convening to vote on the bill if they didn't have the votes in both houses. so we can expect that this is going to pass tonight, although if it's one vote either way, anything can happen. and we'll be here as late as we need to be to bring you the story. live in sacramento, melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> on to storm watch. rain and wind ramping up around the bay area. cloudy skies all day and scattered show

. >> the hot dog is always a weiner. >> maybe the hot dog won that guy stopped to take selfies on thee you crazy. i'm in the middle of a very important race right now. the chef. >> come on in shorts. in these conditions. in boston, patriots quarterback, tom brady showed off, not again. >> oh, no. >> super bowl jersey. gronkowski took off. not ready to surrender the spotlight after the epic, wrestlemania appearance. then they watched the red sox beat the pirates. >> on silt of when fans streak the field. they have security chasing them. gronk grabbed extra clothes. >> how did he do on the first pitch? >> not bad. that tom brady he always connects. coming up. >> man crush. >> well, you know. >> man crush tuesday. >> yes, admit it. man crush, tom brady. do you blame him. no ryan reynolds? >> or ryan gosling. >> all right, truce. coming up, the flooding down under causing incredible scenes like this house, floating down the river. the family managing to escape just in the nick of time. >> in texas, the manhunt for a suspect in the cold-blooded killing of a deputy shot outside the station.

i talked to senator scott weiner and he told me that he and some coworkers made sure that there was moneyr places like the bay area where we need money not just for roads but really for public transportation. >> in the original version of the bill, in my view, there was not enough funding for public

check out the weiner dogs in action.g at hap magee range park and starts at 10:00. it's free to attend. live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)warmer temperatures and continued dry weather are expected region-wide today. light precipitation returns to the region on sunday with an unsettled pattern likely to extend into the first half of the upcoming week. dry weather and warmer temperatures are then expected by late next week as high pressure returns. ( marty @ bam ) san francisco's public defender , jeff adachi is well known for handling tough cases, and challenging the status quo. he is the only elected public defender in california giving him equal standing with other elected civic leaders... what you may not know about adachi is that he same passion into filmmaking. kron four's pam moore has the story. "that is a crime. - san francisco's progressive public defender...'there is obviously a disconnect between what sfpd says its doing and what's happening out there on the s

ron weiner is a great guy and a small guy. if it weren't for the grenade throwing on both sides, they probably would get along pretty well. >> ladies and gentlemen, thank the panel, please. [ applause ] . >>> thanks again reed tucken, senator daschle and tom skully, our first pam. we are going to move right into our next panel. we are going to dig deeper now into stabilization of the individual insurance market while our next panel is coming on is to stage to give you an idea of what is to come after that. we will take a short break and let you stretch your legs and refill your coffee after this panel and we will come back and dig deeper into medicaid moving forward and we'll get the on-the-ground consideration and implications after that. if you are tweeting with us, the #is futureofhealthcare. my partner, sarah dash. >> thanks again, everybody. thanks to senator daschle, tom skully and dr. reed tuxen for the previous enlightening panel. we now have one hour to fix the individual market. we have until 10:45. we are going to f

and not to be outdone, anthony weiner shopping a who he-all memoir. just kidding.reporter says she is asking $2 million which will touch on her husband's sexting scandal. hillary received $14 million for her last book. bill clinton received $15 million for his, and the publisher says he asked for it in singles. topic number five. this is not the latest footage of white house forensic jumpers. this is the 139th annual easter egg roll hosted by our first lady melania trump. the event requires kids to roll their eggs across the flawn without losing them in the holes the president created in the lawn while work on his chipping game. thank you for watching the show tonight. you can follow me on twitter and instagram. tomorrow on the show judge napolitano returns along with andy levy and brian brenberg. "strange inheritance" is coming up with jamie colby. good night. anything but an outlaw. >> an outlaw with a cult-like following. >> today, we'd call him a terrorist. >> that's a northern term. >> caught on a haunting image... >> this is a controversial photo. >> ...next

lori, senate bill, 162, excuse me, senate bill, 219 is state senator weiner's bill on the lgbt long term care bill of rights. and we also were seeing requests again for increases in sfi benefits and burial benefits and care giver, tax credits and a number of things that we discussed last session as well. so we will continue to monitor those and if there are any in particular that you want us to look at, in more detail, please let me know. >> questions from the commission? >> we just like to say that i am tremendously encouraged to hear that the csl funding is in discussion until the bridge until the tax funds are available. thank you. >> thank you. >> long term care koor nading council, good morning. >> good morning. >> mark burns and the executive member and i am here your april representative for your march updates, like everybody else in the city, we are spending a tremendous amount of time trying to process and divine the impact of all of the state and federal legislative and executive actions that are occurring. and understand how best to turn those back into policy recommendations.

be made students would be safer with mike pence at their commencement than bill clinton or anthony weiner throwing it out there. charles: there are other thing with campus stuff, switching gears, i will ask about this you wrote about this. this taked this conversation to a different level. >> after administration suffered backlash from media, thanks to folks at daily caller and breitbart news, they reinvest gated professor, also cling for excuse of republicans -- execution of republicans, they need to fire the professor, if they don't, they need to defund the university. charles: to your pain, katie, they are worried about words, words can hurt but, professor talking about physically harming the president of united states and other elected officials. >> telling thing about this, the tweets were sent back in february, college was fine with doing absolutely nothing about this. until brigh breitbart and daily caller and others through up a firestorm about it. they are held to different free speech standards than conservative ones are. republicans saying that -- charles: what goes hand in han

to anthonyring weiner who stepped down amid his own sexual tweeting scandal. democrats line. >> the first hundred days is a map showing the way the administration is going to take the country. review, george will has his piece. nevermindoh, president. messages are important, whether delivered by words, missiles, or words about missiles. his retreat is a matter mostly between him and them. his comments about china not being a currency manipulator, and how he addresses the world will reveal if he's gone from candidate to commander in chief without becoming presidential. democrats line, good morning. i am a proud scientist and just yesterday, over 600 demonstrations across the world demonstrated against this president. i am ashamed of this president. theave just elected, using electoral college, a highly unfit president. and we had a highly qualified president in hillary clinton. i could've been her scientific advisor had she been elected. the scientists , canrated by barack obama ?ou explain he said i cannot. that donald trump is endangering our country. that.al

. >> state senator scott weiner said he embraced the flag when he came out as a gay man. >> there were all sorts of symbols for the community and for many of us, that's part of coming into the community and gilbert created that. >> a mile-long flag was carried by 5,000 people in new york city, one of his greatest accomplishments. another great moment was being recognized by president obama. baker never sto working as an advocate for change, carrying the flag as a tool of kol rans and love. >> that moment when you see it in the sky, hope. >> lee ann melendez, abc 7 news. >> let me turn your attention to president trump's former national security adviser lieutenant general michael flynn who was fired after just 24 days on the job. flynn has offered to answer questions from the congressional intelligence committee in exchange for immunity. so far tonight no takers. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan carl. >> former national security adviser michael flynn says he has a story to tell, but tonight neither the senate for the house are ready to give him immunity to tell. tod

joshua weiner. thank you for joining us. you're saying that this can lead to obesity. >> there's been a handful of studies that have tried to evaluate this connection and the thi thing is, some prior results showed there was a connection and some showed there wasn't. what makes this important is two things. number one, it was a much larger study. thousands of people versus dozens. the larger the study, the when you're talking about connections between stress and weight gain or obesity, you're looking at a hormone called cortisol. they have looked at snapshots of cortisol. with this study, they took hair samples. they were able to measure people's cortisol because they were able to assess the levels at an average of two months. those two factors add more weight to the credibility of this particular study. >> does it show why these stress levels contribute to weight gain and obesity? >> there are a couple of theories. one is that cortisol is primarily involved. with cortisol, it's involved in causing fat development. particula

scott weiner, if you could come to the stage and mr. mayor and congressman, you could come to the stage that would be great. representing all of you commissioners will be johanna wald, who is currently the vice president of the commission on the environment. so come on up, johanna. [applause]. >> good morning everyone. my name is alex walker i'm here on behalf of state assembly member phil ting and i'd like to introduce my colleague with me today. >> hello. on victor release and deputy district director with center scott weiner >> katie r bona a summary member david chiu's office. >> on behalf of our legislative delegation, who as a [inaudible] can veer today because they're working on behalf san francisco values to sacramento into the state of california we want to bring on their behalf resolution separating the 20th anniversary of the commission on the environment on behalf of the delegation i like to present this to our esteemed colleagues around the state and take a photo. [applause]. >> awesome. so, of course, we cannot host this w

and he was up there talking, and you know, he mentioned anthony weiner.ut anthony weiner? you know, let's -- and then two weeks later anthony weiner becomes a big issue. or he goes on and says he's wiretapped. then you've got all of this coming out about susan rice today. now that doesn't mean there was wiretapping. but he does say things that get highly criticized, and then like two weeks later, you know, you're hearing there's substance to what he said. so i think there's two sides to that, andrew. i think you know, i'm taking your point. but i'm also saying that he says some things that are highly criticized, and then they turn out to have substance a few weeks later. >> it's semantics. okay so it's not wiretapping -- >> i agree. i just wanted to give andrew a break here. >> i just said if i get a truthful -- if i get a test on a question true/false, trump was wiretapped by obama, i'm answering true. i'm close enough for me, i'm a cynic. but as a realist, with the susan rice stuff it's close enough at this point where i'll argue with the teacher about

after anthony weiner's last scandal, he actually called bill clinton to apologize.s. [ light laughter ] when your sexual behavior offends bill clinton. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and speaking of the clintons, last saturday, bilasked hillary to renew their wedding vows. [ audience aws ] yeah. well, it's something he does every april fools' day. [ laughter and applause ] i'm sure you know by now, donald trump says he is skipping the white house correspondents dinner. of course, new jersey governor chris christie furious. christie, as you know, has never skipped a dinner in his life. [ laughter and applause ] let me ask you something. trump said he won't throw out the first pitch. he's skipping the correspondents dinner. is he that thin-skinned? you know, if this guy was any more of a pussy he could grab himself. >> steve: hey-oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> and where are all these jobs? where are all these jobs trump promised? you know, sears just announced they're closing 42 store. you know what that means? lost jobs for 42 sales clerks. [ laughter ] that's

created out of the head of zeus to mix metaphors but has emerged lee from people, paul ryan, john weiner --boehner who use the narrow conception of race that found monstrous and heated and passionate expression in trump. [applause] >> i think the experience of african-american republicans as they expressed it to me was one of feeling trump come out of nowhere and what struck me interestingly after the election i was in contact with a lot of my informants, there was definitely a feeling of where black republicans were like pleasure i can take from this election cycle is now moderate white republicans know what it is like to be me, have a republican party seen in ways that are indefensible to people around you and feeling like you constantly have to explain. explain away gas. donald trump didn't create anything do. african-american republicans constantly talk about feeling like now i have to go to thanksgiving and explain why some republican politicians said something questioning the intelligence of black people were generating segregationists, this is very challenging and difficult and fr

american tradition because we all know this administration likes to delete history faster than anthony weinern he hears footsteps. thank you for being here. ok, listen. i get it. we have to address the elephant that is not in the room. [laughter] the leader of our country is not here. that is because he lives in moscow, it is a long flight. ill be hard for vladimir to make it. he cannot just make it on a saturday. as for the other guy, he is in pennsylvania because he can't take a joke. for the nine people watching on c-span, there was another elephant in the room, donald trump junior shot it and cut off its tail. [laughter] a lot of people told me, hansa n if you go after the administration it will be petty. unfair, and childish, otherwise, presidential. here we go. i get why he did not want to be roasted, he has been roasted for the past 70 years. historically he usually performs at the correspondents dinner but i speak for all of us he has done far too much bombing this month. a lot of people in the media say that donald trump goes golfing too much. which raises a very important question,

lori, senate bill, 162, excuse me, senate bill, 219 is state senator weiner's bill on the lgbt long term care bill of rights. and we also were seeing requests again for increases in sfi benefits and burial benefits and care giver, tax credits and a number of things that we discussed last session as well. so we will continue to monitor those and if there are any in particular that you want us to look at, in more detail, please let me know. >> questions from the commission? >> we just like to say that i am tremendously encouraged to hear that the csl funding is in discussion until the bridge until the tax funds are available. thank you. >> thank you. >> long term care koor nading council, good morning. >> good morning. >> mark burns and the executive member and i am here your april representative for your march updates, like everybody else in the city, we are spending a tremendous amount of time trying to process and divine the impact of all of the state and federal legislative and executive actions that are occurring. and understand how best to turn those back into policy recommendations.

nobody loves the administration more than anthony weiner when he hears foot steps, so thank you for beingere. okay, listen, i get it. we have to address the elephant that is not in the room. the leader of our country is not here. and that is because he lives in moscow, it is a very long flight. vladimir putin can't make it. it's a saturday. as for the other guy, i think he is in pennsylvania because he can't take a joke. now, for the nine people watching on c-span there also was another infant fa elephant room, but donald trump jr. shot him and cut off his tail. you know, a lot of people told me if you go after the administration, it would be petty and unfair, in other words, presidential. i get the reason why donald trump doesn't want to be roasted. he usually responds to the correspondent's dinner, i think i say for apeak for all of us wy he has done far too much bombing this month. now, a lot of people in the media say that donald trump goes golfing too much. they're like he goes golfing too much which raises a very important question, why do you care? do you want to do -- do you want

state senator from san francisco scott weiner is speaking out against the plan. he is proposing a bill that would make california's estate tax identical to the current federal tax if that current estate tax is repealed. he says, quote, if donald trump wants to give a giant tax break to his own family and all of his rich friends and by killing the federal estate tax, then california should step up and enact our own estate tax. the president's plan would also eliminate the federal tax deductions for state and local income tax which analysts say hurts upper middle income people in states like california. places like san francisco. groups protesting here in san francisco today say the tax plan should focus on lower income workers. >> thank you. >>> opening statements begin today in the trial of four men charged with murder for the fatal shooting of a west oakland mother. police say that 30-year-old shah mill pierce was shot and killed on chestnut street in march 2015 caught in the crossfire of a gang shootout. pierce was picking up her children from school and died t

i talked to senator scott weiner and he told me that he and some coworkers made sure that there was money in there for transit for places like the bay area where we need money not just for roads but really for public transportation. >> in the original version of the bill, in my view, there was not enough funding for public transportation. and so i and one of my colleagues senator ben allen from santa monica, we really advocated hard along with others to get more transit funding so the current version of the bill that we're voting on almost tripled the guaranteed funding for public transportation compared to the original version. so i'm really happy about that. >> reporter: now, with the senate taking up this bill, we have to assume that they have the votes to pass it. generally speaking, they wouldn't set it up to have a big pickup defeat. so we think it will pass. but you never know with one vote here or there, things could get dicey here. if they do vote, in the next hour, we will be right back here to tell you that story. liz? >> melissa, do you know the timeline on these votes tonight

state senator scott weiner of san francisco wants a three tiered system for the registry.dators would stay on the list forever. sex offenders in the second tier would have to register for 20 years. those with nonviolent convictions would be able to petition after 10 years to have their names taken off of the sex offender registry. under the plan, no one would be automatically taken off of the list and a judge could reject any petitions. if approved, it would take effect january 1st. >>> well, police in corte madera searching for five burglars who stole $24,000 worth of laptops and iphones from an apple store. it happened at the village mall just before the store was about to close. the marin ij reports a few customers were still inside but no one was hurt. the burglars were in their late teens or early 20s. that very same store was robbed last november when $40,000 worth of items were stolen. >>> those are just some of the morning headlines from our news room. sal, claudine, frank, i'll send it back to you. >> thank you, dave. >>> a business ownner walnut creek says that q

lori, senate bill, 162, excuse me, senate bill, 219 is state senator weiner's bill on the lgbt long term care bill of rights. and we also were seeing requests again for increases in sfi benefits and burial benefits and care giver, tax credits and a number of things that we discussed last session as well. so we will continue to monitor those and if there are any in particular that you want us to look at, in more detail, please let me know. >> questions from the commission? >> we just like to say that i am tremendously encouraged to hear that the csl funding is in discussion until the bridge until the tax funds are available. thank you. >> thank you. >> long term care koor nading council, good morning. >> good morning. >> mark burns and the executive member and i am here your april representative for your march updates, like everybody else in the city, we are spending a tremendous amount of time trying to process and divine the impact of all of the state and federal legislative and executive actions that are occurring. and understand how best to turn those back into policy recommendations.

my colleague in the senate, scott weiner is reviewing the legislation and is considering making an introduction -- on the state level. that is how public policy really begins to change the -- the dialogue. >> supervisor, in my twitter, a lot of people were saying this is great but this is a federal issue as you mentioned, mike. >> right. >> what about the business of san francisco, the unglamorous issue, potholes and crime. a lot of people are suggesting that you're spending too much time on this kind of stuff and not worrying about those kind of things. >> i know people are worried i think on just a superficial level. let's take a minute and peel things back. we're also talking about an economic interest. we're talking about $380 million that is spent on an annual basis. annually that we're spending on people's health care coverage. people who are sick and dying of preventible diseases. how do we begin to create policies that will change that dynamic? that is what this legislation is here to talk about. changing that dynamic. we are spending a lot of money on an annual basis trying to address

a american tradition because we all know this administration likes to alter history like anthony weinerr] ok, listen. i get it. we have to introduce the elephant that is not in the room. [laughter] the leader of our country is not here. that is because he lives in moscow, it is a long flight. why can't we make it on a saturday for him? as for the other guy, he is in pennsylvania because he can't take a joke. for the nine people watching on c-span, there was another elephant in the room, donald trump junior shot it and cut off its tail. [laughter] a lot of people told me, hasan if youn go after the administration it will be petty. here we go. i get why he did not want to be roasted, he has been roasted for the past seven years. historically he usually performs at the dinner, i speak for all of us when he cannot suffer much bombing this month. a lot of people in the media say that donald trump goes golfing too much. which raises a very important question, why do you care? do you want to know what he is not doing when he is not golfing, being president. let the man putt-putt, teach them ho

a american tradition because we all know this administration likes to alter history like anthony weinerter] ok, listen. i get it. we have to introduce the elephant that is not in the room. [laughter] the leader of our country is not here. that is because he lives in moscow, it is a long flight. why can't we make it on a saturday for him? as for the other guy, he is in pennsylvania because he can't take a joke. for the nine people watching on c-span, there was another elephant in the room, donald trump junior shot it and cut off its tail. [laughter] a lot of people told me, hansa if youn go after the administration it will be petty. here we go. i get why he did not want to be roasted, he has been roasted for the past seven years. historically he usually performs at the dinner, i speak for all of us when he cannot suffer much for bombing this month. a lot of people in the media say that donald trump goes golfing too much. which raises a very important question, why do you care? do you want to know what he is doing when he is not golfing, being president. let the man putt-putt, teach them