write for some of the greater people, newt gingrich of course john weiner, and the current speaker. it's a thrill to be able to write to them on policy things and i thoroughly enjoy it but most of my work

i need to invent a diaper that has a weiner built into the diaper.pers and wipers in one. and i patented it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: can you buy this? >> no. >> jimmy: you cannot buy it? >> it was -- >> jimmy: why can't you buy it? >> because i'm -- i'm exhausted. >> jimmy: tired yeah, taking care of children is hard. >> i'm seriously winded, a little sweaty gl can i get you a diaper weiner? >> i didn't produce it because at the time it little land-filly. >> jimmy: now we know that we're only going to be around another 25, 30 years tops. >> now they bio degrade. >> jimmy: we've got to get you on "shark tank." do you know what that is? oh, when we come back -- >> does it have to do with fishing? >> jimmy: it has nothing to do with fishing. [ laughter ] jamie lee curtis is here. "halloween" is her movie. we'll be right back. ♪ goodni[phone ringing]dnight oh, no, no, no, no... go back to bed... take your marks... you got this, bud! [phone ringing] oh, gosh! that is my phone... [phone ringing] oh, my phone's ringin'... [phone ringing] ♪ [phone

state senator scott weiner wrote the legislation which he says is a more compassionate alternative to let in the critically homeless suffer on the street. >> it's not progressive, it's not humane, it's not compassionate to sit by and watch while people unravel, and ultimately die on our streets. >> reporter: mayor breed says conservatorship is an extreme step but necessary to deal with a growing crisis on the streets. >> to help those who are suffering from mental illness and substance abuse disorder, those who sadly are dying on our streets, and as i said before, cycling in and out of our jails and our hospitals. >> reporter: the mayor said conservatorship is only part of the strategy, and that's why that came up with opening up an additional 14 beds at hummingbird place. a navigation center aimed at getting clients out of the cycle of streets, hospitals, and jail. the aim, the mayor said, is adding an additional 70 to 90 beds next year. client say this facility is a critical step. a place to start their journey toward mental health and away from substance abuse. >> the hummingbird c

population from civil rights prots.mboflitici red to the memo tonight including state senator scott weiner. he released a statement that reads in part, "more transchildren will commit suicide. more transpeople will be assaulted and murdered. transpeople will be less healthy and less visible. trump wants us to be invisible, to go away. we won't go away." also tonight many transgender people took to social media and posted photos of themselves with the #won'tbeerased." in san francisco betty yu, kpix5. >>> a few hours ago the san jose bomb squad was still in one neighborhood detonating fireworks. that squad was at the scene for much of the day after a fireworks accident left one man with serious burns. kpix5's joe vazquez was outside the home where it happened on moonflower court. he spoke to neighbors who had to evacuate. >> reporter: there is still an active crime ene tonight. bend me you withthe trailer. ehind ailer inside thy o mewereha firew that suddenly blew up. >> sounded like a bomb. >> reporter: as the san jose police bomb squad unit investigates the aftermath of an explosion insid

fred weiner/customerfred weiner finally has a place where he feels like he belongs.ordering coffee, i didn't feel stressed, i didn't have to watch my surroundings to see if they were calling my name or not, i was just like everyone else."its a first for starbucks in the united states a signing store/ where all employees are proficient in american sign language whether they are deaf, hard of hearing of they can hear.and you might learn something. tiffany/customer"i actually learned thank you. she said it to me as i was walking out, so i said it back. so that was really great to learn something."cheryl conner/washington"all signs point up but the location here at for 6th and h street-- we're not far from gallaudet university. you can see starbucks is written in american sign language.a chalkboard at the front gives a sign of the week. tiffany/customer"coffee (signs coffee)" starbucks says its their way of having an inclusive environment and bringing communities together. john /customer"they have a little notepad. all you have to do is write what you want on it."the hea

. >>> anthony weiner is getting out of prison early. the disgraced former congress member has been a model inmate. he has been serving a 21-month sentence for sending a sexual text message to an underage girl. >>> two inmates who escaped over the weekend from a kentucky jail are back in custody. look at surveillance video of justin stumbler and jeremy hunt. they hid in garbage cans which were rolled out for pick up. they were apprehended monday morning. a lot of jokes you can make about that. >> let's not. >>> kanye west and taylor swift. president trump making news with both of the rivals today. >>> and another chapter in the red sox and yankees rivalry. one new york fans will not want to hear about this morning. place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. >>> kanye west has been invited to the white house this

when it to the house, john weiner said very specifically, barack obama, i will not i will not bring this to a vote because i will the sound as speaker if i pass the bill with majority democratic votes. >> i'm pretty sure you were not sitting in the room. >> is that wrong? >> yes. absolutely. >> why did he bring it to the floor? >> there were absolutely going to be the votes. it would have passed with majority democratic votes. enough republicans who would've understood this was the thing to do. public representation by the rule. without a function of what was happening in the room? >> there is no such thing. >> he is right. which is why the democrats thought it was so ridiculous that he would not have caught it for. >> somehow a chicken about leadership. he put it on the line when he tried to deal with president obama. i know those conversations. that was not the conversation on immigration. the conversation with president obama was not the conversation that they had with the oh seven and oh eight bill. >> why didn't he bring it to the floor? >> because it passed. >> we all know what mem

i support mayor london breed and state senator scott weiner's commitment to address this right away. mayor breed was elected to fix this. i trust her. now, "salesforce" ceo marc benioff who is a big supporter of prop c tweeted back: >> prop c is on the ballot in november. it would impose a .5% tax in gross receipts on corporate revenue above $50 now, both "sales twitter would be subject to this tax. mayor breed and state senator weiner oppose the measure saying there's ough accountability on how the money should be spent the coalition on homelessness supporting prop c saying it could provide housing for 5,000 homeless. >>> berkeley's minimum wage went up this morning for the fourth year. ktvu's rob roth found restaurant owners who say they are happy to see their employees make more money but it's causing problems. >>> reporter: here on berkeley's college avenue, the owner of the cafe is selling. >> almost 36 years. it's time for me to retire. >> reporter: the owner says the recent raise in berkeley's minimum wage is by no means the main reason he is retiring but he is a contributing

posey greg weiner's book. compare that to the demagogues of the left and right and the instant ability to communicate to millions of people. it is not a fair fight. >> that is where the institutions come in and where you must have strong institutions to check the presidency and the supreme court and the the senate house and president and executives. and we were just terking about twit undermining that appeared the case for cameras in the courtroom is different. the late justice scalia said if you can have federal marshals in ith house for sam to watch beginning to end, he would support it. he argued that they would take things out of context. the institutions are crucial. to that point, the institutions realize the only way they remain relative is by passion. look at lindsey graham sitting on the senate judiciary committee issued this sort of the likes oflogue, which -- he is not the kind of person who typically does that. it will be interesting to see what you have to say to him tomorrow. i take a lot of peop

the keynote speaker was california state senator scott weiner. presentations were given by san francisco state university professor darlene welltar, ms. gwen harris and a very great presentation by daas staff person, ms. valerie coleman. i would like to thank daas staff person melissa mcgee more really making this happen. she was -- for really making this happen. she was bringing that together and our commission person, our council person, dr. marcia element. thank you. that's report. any questions? >> vice president loo: any questions from the commission? i have a question. who is a new member from district seven? >> rick johnson. his name is rick johnson. >> vice president loo: thank you. >> yes. any other questions? >> vice president loo: any other questions? any questions from the public? >> i did leave something out. our new taccc person is ms. diane lawrence and she will be giving her report. thank you. >> vice president loo: okay. thank you. all right. the taccc report. diane lawrence. >> good morning, commissioners. director mcspadden. i

susan i've been privileged to write for some of the greater people, newt gingrich of course john weiner, and the current speaker. it's a thrill to be able to write to them on policy things and i thoroughly enjoy it but most of my work what is it like being part of the community of presidential descendent and is there a lot of interaction among you? let know i hate to say it, years ago he attended the new york mayor's presidential engines they used to have probably 25 years ago in the last five years people have become are interested in i approach the president of the white house historical association six months ago but wanted to create an event for the presidential descendents but it's something that has not been done. hopefully going forward we will actually have more reunions, but hope to have an annual dinner that we could have in different locations around the country and i hope that we will pick i think it's so important. you learned so much in your shared experiences. you share stories but the presidential families i just love to be around people that are a lot like me . >> if yo

i support mayor london breed and state senator scott weiner's commitment to address this right away. mayor breed was elected to fix this. i trust her. well, "salesforce's" ceo marc benioff said, quote, high, jack. thanks for the feedback. which homeless program in our city are you supporting? can you tell me what twitter and square and you are in for and what financial levels? how much have you given to heading home our $37 million initiative to get every homeless child off the streets? prop c would impose a .5% tax in gross receipts on corporate revenue above $50 million. but "salesforce" and twitter would be subject to the tax. mayor breed and state senator scott weiner oppose the measure saying there's not enough accountability on how that money will be spent. the coalition on homelessness supports prop c saying it could provide housing for 5,000 homeless people. >>> let's turn now to ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo. a big warmup in the bay area today. >> temperatures in the 70s and 80s. so taking a look at the satellite, we have clear skies up and down our coastline. we have some

on legislation, we know that senators weiner and bloom plan to sponsor a bill again next year to allow a few city pilot projects, and that legislation may also include additional requirements that we will keep close tabs on. all of these steps would allow you to consider whether we want to keep going or stop. the question now is whether you want to put together on active study to get started. and with that, i'm happy to take questions. >> commissioner peskin: questions from commissioners? commissioner kim. >> commissioner kim: thank you, and by the way, it's always great to see this work continue and i'm sad this won't be here when this gets implemented, but glad to see we're working on a parallel pathway at the state level with state senator weiner on ensuring that we can actually have the ability to legally do some type of mobility management and having had that opportunity to visit london and see how mobility management works in that city and other cities around the world, i really strongly support this. and i hope that this commission is able to move forward on it. i thought the po

speaker, bob weiner and weiner public op-ed and former house speaker for 16ers yoo. you have been in a very big box with the politics of condemnation come forecast the white house. and you have spoken against it periodically. do you think that is here to stay? is that a model that is going to stay with our national politics? >> good question. >> or what can we do about it to make it not happen? >> this is also something i want to spend some time thinking about when i'm -- this kind of job, you don't have a lot of time to think about these bigger effects, these bigger things. i worry about this a lot. i mean just the last two week, the politics, the incentive in politics is invective, it is outrage, it is hysteria, and the 21st century technology system that we are experiencing with social media, cable news, ratings chasing, it fuels tribalism and identity politics. as conservatives we abhorred it. we abhor and abhorred identity politics. we used to think it was a things to the left and now the right practices it. so it is being practiced on both sides. and what that

first time in this country's history also i the end a guy that is independent i vote against john weiner voting against the republican omnibus bill i do not agree on spying on our citizens i'm the guy for term limits into eliminate the federal pension program in a lifetime ban on lobbyingyou watching c-span, yor primary source for campaign 2018. >> this is a news 25 special. the 18th congressional district debate.

first time in this country's history also i the end a guy that is independent i vote against john weiner voting against the republican omnibus bill i do not agree on spying on our citizens i'm the guy for term limits into eliminate the federal pension program in a lifetime ban on lobbying. >> thank you congressman. senatorrer senatorial campaign committee. [inaudible conversations] . >> good afternoon. it is my pleasure to welcome you to "the washington post" i want to thank you for joining us on this countdown to the midterm elections 12 days to go and one thing the republicans and democratstsno kw that we can agree on is the stakes are high. november 6th could see an change of congres

in response state senator scott weiner of san francisco read them -- issued a statement that reads inpadefining the gender only the trump administration is trying to erase transgender people consistent with trying to exclude lgbt people in the concert -- in the census. >>> national security advisor john bolton is traveling to moscow for talks starting today. the reagan era inf treaty prohibits the u.s. and russia from possessing, producing or test flying ground watch nuclear cruise missiles with a range of up to 3000 miles pick the u.s. accused russia of multiple violations of that treaty which russia denies. president trump says he's ready to launch a new arms race with russia. >> we have a tremendous amount of money to play with, 700 billion plus 716 billion and we will terminate the agreement and develop the weapons. >> some republican leaders warn that withdrawal could lead to the weakening of other arms treaties. >>> 18 people dead and 170 others hurt after train derailed in taiwan. five of the eight cars flipped over as all eight cars went off the tracks. they were built to trav

. >>> new this morning, anthony weiner is scheduled for early release next spring. wasentenced to 21 months in federalac prison in 2017. he pled guilty sending inappropriate materialo a minor. in this case that minor was a 15-year-old girl. he's set to be released in may. that three months early. >>> a resurgence of a rare bird is coming to our area. the crane program i sending 33 birds to louisiana. hurricaneichael pushed back today's seduled fligh for the birds until next wednesday. the program here helps bhabilitate the whooping crane withroken wings. wildlife officials were able to breed 40 of tho rare birds over the years and now they will be looked after by similar i prograthe region. glad to s they're back on track. birdeautiful >> i hate to see animals endangergo. >> oh, my. >> yeah, and such a great program. >> sure. >> all right. amelia, we've been sort of waiting for summer to really wind down around it's coming, soon, right? >> it's coming. it's not going to do any winding. it's going to come to an end. take a look at the temperature trend. this says it

that is what sb827 from weiner and tang sought to do. it upzoned parts of the city and wrenches away local land use control and is likely coming back next year if weiner is to be believed. if you grant the cu for a high-end store, which is close by a sister restaurant store which can deliver, in the face of compelling need for housing what the state legislature is focussing on, the message is being sent to sacramento that at least for san francisco, it is not getting the message. while you are not voting today on housing use or lombardi's site but a cu for formula retail. such decision cans not be made in individual silos. after all, since the cu is required, it is a matter of entitlement. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> a good afternoon, commissioners and to i oppose the lombardi's to a whole foods 365. this is not a unique site for housing. there are four sites within two blocks of the site that are being considered for housing development right now. so i am asking that you support the permit and not prevent the establ

. >> reporter: scott weiner says the city needs to first rethinks bere attacksbusinesses. >> we've already dramatically increased what we spend on homelessness over the last ten years by hundreds of millions of dollars a year. the problem has not gotten better. >> reporter: london agreed also opposes prop c and would like more time to make sure the measure doesn't come with unintended consequences. >> i also want to make sure we protect plaintiffing jobs, retail jobs and others that aren't necessarily tech. >> reporter: i asked marc benioff if he thinks jobs tech or otherwise will leave san francisco from prop c passes he unequivocally said no. since he's been so visible about the proposition, i asked him if he had any political ambitions of his own and he said he will never are up for public office. back to you. >> kate, thanks very much. still to come, a man seen wielding two clain saws on b.a.r.t. what happened aftershocked ryders is started letting police know about it. >> google's ceo is doing more damage control tonight. whaef said in a new internal memo about sexual misconduct at th

. >> reporter: state senator scott weiner says a political candidate in southern california suggested if prop six fails, people might be forced to take bikes, trains and even hose off to get to work, which didn't work in heels and hair. he's working against prop six. >> it will impact all 40 million californians. it will mean that our roads will continue to crumble, and it will be harder to drive, harder to work, harder to use roads. >> reporter: so the plan was to ride from here in heels and hair down toward civic center. >> now is not the time to turn back and defund the crucial infrastructure projects. >> reporter: prop six could cancel a gas tax hike and some of the new vehicle registration fees. carl demayo is chairman of the yes on six complain. he sfoek wipoke with us from so california. e ure we have accountability on the existing gas tax before we give politicians more money and making sure working fallys are not hurt but a' gresive, unfair car and tax increase. >> reporter: he believes the title of the initiative was deceptive for voters and says they're taking action. in sa

feel the same way here just outside only the finest pino in wa is aged in these oak barrels cooking weiners a foreign concept in french cuisine here chefs say only a great red wine makes for a great sauce. and the regional wine comes from is important as well. who can email you when you're cooking a recipe from a burgundy you must use a wine from the region to give the dish that typical character there are many variations on this recipe using a variety of wides along with that of a could if you keep most of us but you can't make a couple in you know with the wind from the lawn valley you know it would be a cook over but not one from burgundy not know it but i cook over. and it'll take minute gives us i'm not there to be for whoring the red wines over the first keep the wine to the boiling point and from day it will tip warm it burns away the acidity and the alcohol is history. legend has it that cocoa van was popularized in paris in the late sixteenth century by henry the fourth the french king is credited with giving common folk a chicken in every pot. historian loike began to see explains

bob weiner with weiner public news and main street radio network. to follow up on maria's question, do you think that the administration is honoring the legal requirements for child detentions? the latest numbers are up from 1200 last year to over 12,000 children now in detention. do you think that's accurate? and is it solvable? what's the impact of your courts? what can you do to do something about that? >> so i don't usually comment in terms of the law enforcement policy. so that's not within our purview in terms of the decision to detain someone or not to detain someone. i can't really comment on that. but in terms of the impact of detaining it individuals, then obviously we have a detain docket for juveniles. that requires coordination with office of refugee resettlement who then works with the shelters and the shelters have to coordinate the children being brought to court. then you have to deal with the issue of time that's necessary for reunification of the child with an appropriate parent or guardian. or if that's not possible, for possible

members of the opposition was the late after the government said it needed more time to investigate weiner who is a fierce government critic is accused of throwing stones at president seventy's convoy in all this. the u.k.'s ruling conservative party is holding its annual conference during the ongoing negotiations to leave the european union with a party seemingly in open warfare over its brakes its strategy all sides in the argument on public display and as lawrence lee reports from the conference in birmingham no one seems willing to compromise. we're told the points abraxas is to make britain grace again restore some rule britannia and victorian global significance first top then the people who say the only way is to jettison entirely the european projects they talk of swashbuckling trade agreements with mexico in china we know there were eighty nine people at their meeting because they voted eighty eight to one to reject the government's plan the british people who voted to leave wanted to have a confident vibrant britain back they knew what leaving new york in union meant and they wer

. >> glor: joanie weiner is supporting lizzie fletcher. >> i'm mad at all the government officials and incumbents who are taking us for granted. >> glor: brandi puallos's house was also wrecked. she says the incumbent john walberson was there for her. in glor: do you think the discussions taking place are arlpful, or it's sending people further apart? >> i think it's sending people further apart. john culberson's on the house appropriations committee. he has secured funding, and we can't change horses in the middle of the race. >> the work that i've done since i've got on the appropriations committee is well documented and shows that i made sure the flood fntrol district got every dollar they asked for. >> glor: by the way, we should lbntion that the republican, ghhn culberson, nancy, is not here tonight. he said he is at a flooding event that was prescheduled henths ago. ast what's happening here is happening across the country, and every candidate is trying to calibrate how they're going to engage with, or not, with the president. >> reporter: absolutely. it depends on your district.

. >> joanie weiner is supporting fletcher. >> i'm mad at all the government officials, at all the incumbents who are taking us for granted. >> bran difficult's house was also wrecked. she said the incumbent culver son was there for her. yoo do you think discussions taking place are helpful or that it's just sending people further apart? >> i think it's sending people farther apart. john culver son is on the house. hasuredun and we can't change horses in the middle of the race. >> the work i've done since i've been on the appropriations committee is well documented and shows i made sure the flood control district got every dollar they asked for. >> by the way, i should mention the republican john culver ss t that was prescheduled, was scheduled months ago. but what's happening here is happening across the country, and every candidate is trying to calibrate how they're going to engau engage with or not with the president. >> if you think independent voters are key like culver son, you are going to keep your distance from president trump. but if like ted cruz you think the key is turning out th

society of brazil probably more polarized in the last few years that it is right now all right dennis weiner thank you. thousands of refugees and migrants have crossed the guatemalan border into mexico these are pictures life fiction as that is from the town of top of. the people marching there are part of a so-called caravan of people from honduras el salvador and guatemala who are walking north towards the united states as president on a trump war and he'll deploy the military to stop them from crossing the southern border from home and has been walking with the crowds near the mexico guatemala border. well as you can see we're right at the head of the caravan that's at least four thousand people here you can probably say one of the flags here is from home door to us that's where most of the people in the caravan a for and they'd be walking now for more than a week we've got a call up the mother here as well they're saying people come from different countries and they're really saying that they've had to come on this long and difficult journey north because there's not a lot for them back

officials support prop c, san francisco mayor london breed, assemblyman david chu and state senator scott weinerpose the plan. mayor breed has said that prop c lacks the accountablity needed ensure the money will be used for it's intended purposes. she believes it could make the city's homeless problems worse because it doesn't include a regional plan to address.if prop c were to pass, it would impact between 300 and 400 san francisco businesses, including twitter. twitter ceo jack dorsey came out against prop c tweeting last week that i want to help fix the homeless problem in sf and california. i don't believe this (prop c) is the best way to do it. that prompted a response from benioff who said, if you're going to fight a relatively small tax, which is one half of one percent to help our number 1 issue, then you better prepared to talk about what you are doing versus what you don't want to do. dorsey has since said that he and benioff spoke on the phone and that they are committed to finding a path forward together to address homelesness in the city. (jrs) tech giants make billions from our d

california aims to reinstate those and the justice department said california's law is illegal and scott weiner respect -- sponsored the bill and was not surprised by the lawsuit. >> the trump administration wants us to trust these telecom and cable calm companies to do what is right. and we know from real experience that these companies have a long history of violating net neutrality and a long history of blocking access to websites they don't like or are paying enough. >> l commission -- communication companies tried to defeat the bill. >>> meanwhile the u.s., canada and mexico reached a new trade deal just before a midnight deadline and replaces a 24-year- old agreement widely criticized by president trump. >> the president said it's a new great deal that will open up markets to farmers and manufacturers. >> truly historic news from our nation. >> president trump touting his new trade deal with canada and mexico reached just before the sunday midnight deadline set by washington known as the mexico canada agreement. usmc eight replaces the north american free trade agreement which was widely

and then anthony weiner again. oh my god. four more years. . >> but if that's the conversation if that is right in front of you the reminder this is what life looks like it was a last ten days how great the economy is and these crazy liberal democrats that's for that matter. >> so the other night but this just broke my heart which was already crushed but i'm not surprised but during the kavanaugh thing i'm pretty tough he comes home and it's 5:00 in the afternoon i'm in my robe i haven't brushed my teeth. sitting in his easy chair watching tv in his room. we have separate rooms. i'm watching fox he had not been home for a week he walks in i huffed out of the room and he did not even know what was going on. just so worn out by it. when you are worn out by stuff like this and then to measure this not brushing your teeth all day. [laughter] and sitting in the lazy boy. . >>. >> and to be one of the finest people i ever knew and that's good. but i don't think they could pay me and said you must go i helped him he got 22 percent o

officials support prop c, san francisco mayor london breed, assemblyman david chu and state senator scott weiner oppose the plan. mayor breed has said that prop c lacks the accountablity needed ensure the money will be used for it's intended purposes. she believes it could make the city's homeless problems worse because it doesn't include a regional plan to address.if prop c were to pass, it would impact between 300 and 400 san francisco businesses, including twitter. twitter ceo jack dorsey came out against prop c tweeting last week that i want to help fix the homeless problem in sf and california. i don't believe this (prop c) is the best way to do it. that prompted a response from benioff who said, if you're going to fight a relatively small tax, which is one half of one percent to help our number 1 issue, then you better prepared to talk about what you are doing versus what you don't want to do. dorsey has since said that he and benioff spoke on the phone and that they are committed to finding a path forward together to address homelesness in the city. (ken) a one-point-six billion dollar re

yasiel puig stopped weiner to center and gets an rbi center in the dodgers lead briefly to-1. we have to show you some defense going on for the red sox in left field. andrew to dozier is a beautiful catch. a three run in the fifth does it for the red sox. 2-2 after a bases-loaded walk. martinez has -- is an rbi machine.ing to fetch a pair put the red sox up a pair 4-2. they go to la for game three on friday night. the red sox are very much in control. >>> the rater unraveling continues around here. it is almost ridiculous. today's subject matter was a quarterback crying after being injured a couple weeks ago in london against seattle and whether he lost the respect of his teammates because of it. reports have surfaced the after he went down here late in the game he actually cried. that is basically causing him to lose credibility, reportedly. i would not want to mess with le smith who strongly disagrees with the reports. >> reporter: -- >> there is a brotherhood this locker room. the attacking of our strongest leader and man in the locker room is absolutely bleep. regardless o

. >> reporter: state senator scott weiner blast the president for suggesting the shooting rampage mayave had a different outcome if the pennsylvania synagogue had an armed guard. >>> the solution is fewer guns and at solution is for the president toe stop with his hate rhetoric that is inspiring and inflaming these people to commit acts of terrorism. >> reporter: so far there's no evidence suggesting suspect robert bowers' acts were politically motivated. rabbi singer is making sure members of her temple feel safe. >> we play for piece and say shabbat shalom and pray for peace everywhere. >> reporter: the gates are lock add up tight.tie further notice. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> the council on american islamic relations releases a statement today expressing solidarity with the jewish community. it says, "such an act of terror aches all of us. we often our full support and assistance in the aftermath of this tragedy and our doors are open at all times to our neighbors." it is the largest advocacy organization. >> the sports world senior remembering victims. before

. >>> anthony weiner -- >> you were waiting for that. >> may be coming home early.nthony weiner may be released from prison early for good behavior he's serving a 21-month sentence at the federal medical center in new york he has been described as a model impact prison records show him scheduled for release next may instead of the initially planned date of august >> will there be another ante weiner comeback? >> there's been several. >> it won't be documented. >> i don't think he can. >> some of those -- actual details are -- >> vile. >> with a kid. >> it's terrible but he's -- not that he's managed, he tries. >> how many strikes and you're out? >> three usually >>> coming up, earnings season kicking off it happens on friday we have reports from three of the world's biggest banks. we'll tell you what to expect. >>> as we head to break, a look at yesterday's s&p 500 winners and losers this is huntsville, alabama. aka, rocket city, usa. this is a very difficult job. failure is not an option. more than half of employees across the country bring financial stress to work

joshua weiner. u come in and bring us a lot of formation. this time of year people are starting to deal with s.a.d.? >> seasonal fective disorder. it's a depressive episode that occurs in certain times of a year. some people will experience depression in certain times of year, whether it's the winter, fall or spring. this tends to be the most common time. we think the reason it occurs this time for some people is the decrease in sunlight hours. the closer people live to the equator where there's more daylight,he lower levels of people suffering with this. as you go north or further south, the numbers increase. in this area roughly 5% of people will experience a true seasonal affective disorder. df course many more will get the winter blues k of feeling. >> how do you sow your sympt are a little bit more serious than most people who get a d littlen because it's darker longer. >> what you're going to be looking for is just the magnitude of the effect. if you're just feeling like i'm a little sluggish, a little ustired, i want to be a couch pot

. >> reporter: state senator scott wean weiner blasted the president for suggesting the shooting would have a different outcome if the synagogue had an armed guard. >> the solution is fewer guns and the president to stop with hate rhetoric that is inspiring and inflaming these people to commit acts of terrorism. >> reporter: so far, there is no everyday suggesting the suspect robert bower's acts were politically motivated. she is making sure members of her temple are safe. >> we pray for peace on this day everywhere. >> reporter: the front gates of temple emanuel are locked uptight and heightened security will continue until further notice n. san francisco, cornell beard, a brbc 7 news. >>> the attack happened where dozens of families start their day. they were attending baby naming ceremony in the synagogue. maggie rulely joins us with more. good morning, maggie. >> reporter: kate, good morning. this is the neighborhood where it happens, often described as charming and local leaders never have to deal with any violence here, let alone like this and left many people in shock trying to

speaker, bob weiner and former house staffer for 16 years. you have been in a very big box with the politics of condemnation coming from the white house. do you have spoken against it periodically. do you think that is here to stay? is that a model that will stay with our national politics? what can we do about it and make it not happen? speaker ryan: this is also something i want to take some time thinking about. you don't have time to think about these bigger effects and these bigger things. i worry about this a lot. just the last two weeks, the politics, the incentive in , outrage,s infective scary. the 21st century technology system we are experiencing with social media, cable news, readings chasing, it feels tribalism and identity politics. as conservatives, we accord -- we abhor it. we thought it was a lewinsky thing for the left. now the right practices it. is being practiced by both sides. doing is dividing our country for a long time. go back to the federalist/anti-federalists. we always have politics in her pocket but it is seeping

we spoke to senator scott weiner who sponsored the bill and he was not surprised by the lawsuit. >> therump administration wants us to just trust the telecom and cable companies to do what is right. and we know from real experience that these companies have a long history of violating net neutrality, a long history of blocking access to websites they don't like. >> ll or water down the bill saying it would lead to higher internet and cell phone bills. >>> 6:16 a.m. and runway operations are back to normal after construction work because hundreds of delays and cancellations. two runways reopen sunday after maintenance project because 467 flights to be delayed on saturday. 118 other flights were canceled park and airport duty manager said the work was scheduled for only one runway but because it intersected with the second runway, both of the runways had to close. before the maintenance work the airport said the work will keep the runways clear, long term and during the busy holiday travel season and through the wet weather conditions. >>> right now it is 6:17 a.m. and speaking of wet wea

. >> reporter: state senator scott weiner blasted the presidentam y have had a different outcome if the pennsylvania synagogue had an armed guard. >> the solution is fewer guns, and the solution is for the president to stop with his hate rhetoric that is inspiring and inflaming these people to commit acts of terrorism. >> reporter: so far there's no evidence suggesting suspect robert bowers' acts were politically motivated. rabbi singer is making sure members of her temple feel safe. >> we just pray for peace. we say shabbat shalom on this day and we pray for peace everywhere. >> reporter: and back live where the gates of temple emmanuel are locked up tight tonight. a vigil to honor the victims of the pittsburgh shooting is scheduled tonight at 8:00 at the contemporary jewish museum in san francisco on mission street. vigils are also happening in berkeley and in oakland this evening. we're live in san francisco. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> appreciate the information, cornell, thank you. >>> a congressman from pennsylvania says attacks like the one today highlight our nation's inabil

jillian: weiner base is buying the most expensive cups ever. >> the air force in hot water over hot cupse years and airbase in california spent $56,000 on metal coffee cups that can reheat liquid in flight, they cost $1300 a pop. senator grassley said this is the latest on spending taxpayer dollars, gives me no confidence that they are taking real steps to reduce wasteful spending practices. and the costs so much, when dropped the handle breaks easily. the expenditure of several thousands of dollars to replace those cups, some hot cup controversy on our hands. one user says let's spend $200,000 investigating the price of it and wondering are they made of gold? >> the coffee is hot. >> that makes one of us. if you are searching for holiday stocking stuffer, live report got you covered because of the official 2019 calendar is out. you can see him there shirt was holding a -- there he is with a snow leopard showing he is masculine but has a softer side as well. >> these look like bad tinder profiles. rob: i guarantee you vladimir putin is on it. jillian: once upon a time there were 3 little

definitive proof of a person's unless report -- rebutted by reliable evidence and in response scott weiner of san francisco issued a statement that read in part as defining gender is birth a signed gender only they are trying to erase transgender people out of existence consistent with the effort to erase lg peak people from health surveys and consensus and we'll have profound consequences. >>> a judge ordered michael avenatti a lawyer for stormie daniel to pay a multimillion dollar lawsuit. he failed to pay a former colleague which emerge from bankruptcy protection in march. the judge said at menotti must play -- pay jason frank because he personally guaranteed a settlement as part of the bankruptcy. he said the firm misstated his profit and was owed millions. menotti never filed opposing arguments in the case or appeared. >>> a cold war standoff between russia and the u.s. is intensifying over decades old treaty. we have more from the white house. >> reporter: president trump still drawing have a criticism following -- heavy criticism on the treaty from the cold war. now john bolton, the