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. >> reporter: senator scott weiner added a compromise. that nged closing time from when a woman threw te chambers what looked like blood at lawmakers, senator weiner wasn't able to get a vote on his bill until 2:00 in the morning. >> everyone is exhausted. everyone is grumpy. and i was in the same boat. it's been a lot. and so sometimes bills die. >> reporter: he says he's not sure if he'll try again next yearme year. at least one of his constituents hopes four times will be a charm. senator weiner said he doesn't know when he's going to introduce it. what would you tell him? >> i would tell him stick with it. >> reporter: last year the bill passed, but it was vetoed by former governor jerry brown. this year weiner was hoping that current governor gavin newsom, who is in the restaurant business and is a former colleague in san francisco city hall, would have signed it. but it never made it to his desk. reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> sergio, thanks very much. let's take a look at weather right n

senator weiner doesn't know if he'll reintroduce it. what would you tell him? >> i would tell him stick with it. >> reporter: sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >>> look at this video sent to us by a viewer overnight, a work truck that caught fire in a carport in campbell, happened before 4:00 this morning at an apartment complex. you can see neighbors fighting the flames with fire extinguishers until fire crews arived. the damage was kept to a minimum and no injuries reported. what a way to wake up. >>> a developing story out of the delta, a deadly hit-and-run involving a boat east of discovery bay. san joaquin county sheriff's office is investigating a crash that killed one person and injured five others. one boat took off after the crash. >>> a richmond lyft driver says he might not pick up any more rideshare passengers after he says somebody kidnapped him and then tried to shoot him. "today in the bay's" roz plater has the story. >> i just scared for my life. >> reporter: we are not identifying the rideshare driver to to protect his identity. he picked u

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my interview with the ceo, jeff weiner.is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: it has been just over three years since microsoft announced its intention to buy linkedin. it became a reality a few months later and $26 billion later. the job listing site is set to boast 20 million openings and around 100 million applications each month. and unlike facebook, twitter or youtube, linkedin is one u.s. tech company that does operate in mainland china. i spoke exclusively to the company's ceo, jeff weiner, on and asked him about doing monday business in china. jeff: it is still early days for us in china. i think the fact is by operating in china, you mean how we have been so successful. our vision is to create opportunity for every member of the global workforce. i think other companies who have a different sense of purpose or missiont overarching have probably found it difficult to do business in china because it is inconsistent with what it is they are trying to deliver and accomplish, whereas the creation of economic opportunity is something e

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[applause and cheering] >> thank you, senator weiner, and assemblyman chu. this work wouldnit would not hae been possible without the tireless work of alita cohen. it is a great honor to bring up the board of equalization chair and former supervisor, malia cohen. >> how much time do i have, theo? 60 minutes? all right! this is amazing! you just look around, can you not -- look at the glorious day! blessings are falling upon us! and i'm so excited to be here, to leave hot sacramento to come to only milding hot samildly hot san fr. i feel like this is my victory lap. nine years ago, when i was a candidate running for supervisor, rani sat down and briefed me on just the plan, just the vision of what supereddal sunnydale could. this was nine years ago. i was a candidate, and i wasn't even guaranteed to win. the only person i could depend on was me and my mother. i was excited, not only did we win, but we continued to move forward and persevere. and it has been real interesting to watch how this community has grown, how it has matured over the years, from the tow

taylor: that was my conversation with linked in ceo jeff weiner.been interesting, it has been three years since we had jeff on the program. i was initially when microsoft announced its intent to acquire linkedin at the time, about june of 2016. very interesting he was talking a lot about remaining thatendent, retaining autonomy while also continuing to get support on the backend from their parent company, microsoft. there is always the push-pull with operating and maintaining their independence. as you heard, as it relates to china, the key for linkedin is a have tried to be a jobsite whereas google and twitter have a much more of a news focus. as long as they comply by the chinese law and try to remain more of a jobsite, and stay away from news, that is how they have been able to be successful in china. shery: as in your conversation, the ceo seemed clear and china. taylor riggs, thank you so much. interesting conversation. that is bloomberg technology global link, don't miss bloomberg technology at 7:00 a.m. in sydney, 5:00 a.m. in hong kong, and

taylor: that was linked in ceo jeff weiner.g up, the cross roads to medicine and technology in our series. we will look at how companies are bringing innovation to the human brain. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: following a break for the apple event tuesday, we pick up with our medical technology series where we explore how innovation does play a crucial role in sustaining health. today, we explore brainpower. brain computer interface company c krohn is developing a technology that will someday allow people to control prosthetics with their minds and without invasive brain surgery. the company began its first clinical this year as it seeks to treat a range of neurological disorders ranging from paralysis to even depression. joining me to discuss, the ceo and founder tom moxley. for those of us who do not know, explain how this implant works and what it does. tom: a a brain-computer interface is a device implanted inside the brain that is capable of picking up signals that enable the user to control external systems. the initial a

. >>> thousands turned out for the annual weiner dog race on the dc waterfront today.featured dozens of pups racing to thewners at finish line, 20 yardsaway. event for good cause as well, all proceeds go into humane rescue alliance. look at the guys ipo the great day for it, oltoo. >> 500 may be bit of e-n. >> so cuagte.gr love it >> parents before you back up snacks for kids listen up. new guidelines about what they should be drinkingrly development. illnessg lung continue to rise the fda is stepping in. new rule proposing to e-cigarette makers. >> ♪ kers. >> ♪ we are sisters. and we just moved in together. why alissa and aleah cse fios. we stream so much. a lot of times aliss watching tv on her laptop using her phone, also using her tablet. i am really good at multi-tasking cause i'm awesome. i a little. t od at multi-tasking gethe internet you need at a price you'll love, plus a $50 visa prepaid card when you switch now. only on fios ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> fda proposing a rule that would require e-cigarette makers to maintain records relat to the legal marketing status

there was an official john weiner who is using official account to conduct state department businessesound the christopher still contacts. that is been referred. but these allegations only surfaced because they pressed for information, the inspector general never wrote report so they do not write about it, and he did not interview any of the key players, weiner, your boss and there's been questions about whether there is a cover-up of the information if it were not for the good senators we may not know about it. lou: that's extraordinary. it's extraordinary, i don't know what the circumstances are but i recall during the period of the obama ministration, i cannot remember the link in which they do not even have an inspector general. >> there's a large time where there is vacancies. these inspector general's plate and important role as long as they do the job independently. hopefully there will be just as there as well. lou: as always, thanks for all you do. we appreciated. a great journalist in this country, john sullivan. we like to hear your thoughts, follow me on twitter at louis do

. >> anthony weiner -- anthony weiner was in term three right now. what a bunch of dingbats. >> you get what you pay for. it is funny because i think jimmy is onto something, people pick fights with the president so he will fight back and i don't understand how anyone, they want to be outraged and go to their friends and say i hate the president so much, look what he said, he called me incompetent. i don't understand how people have so much time all we can to get so mad on twitter and so mad at people. it was labor day weekend, you are not supposed to be mad you're supposed to be drinking and eating processed meats. i spent all day in my apartment and christmas pajamas eating corndogs. and i had no horse in this race except the corndog livers bipartisan. >> you have corndog delivery? >> no matter what donald j trump does, people will complain. he's overweight, not taking good care of himself, so he goes out and walks and plays golf. >> how dare he. >> if you lost weight, yc losing weight, he's too thin, and if you went to polling, ways either when pe

eastern, the atkedin ceo jeff weiner -- 5:00 p.m. eastern, the linkedin ceo jeff weiner. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." vonnie: let's check in on the first word news with courtney donohoe. treasury secretary steven mnuchin says that officials has made progress on trade talks with china. he also said the trade war has not affected the u.s. economy. president trump heading to north carolina this evening ahead of a closely watched election for a congressional seat. state officials invalidated last year's elections due to allegations of voter fraud by gop operatives. he will also go to coastal north carolina to inspect the damage made by hurricane dorian. british prime minister boris johnson says the u.k. has an ideal amount of time to achieve a brexit deal with the european union, but irish minister leo johnson's keythat demand to remove the irish border backstop is not ideal for ireland. in saudi arabia, the new energy minister says there will be no ra

taylor: that was linked in ceo jeff weiner.t for this edition of best of bloomberg technology. will bring you the latest in tech throughout the week. to in each today at 5:00 p.m. in new york and 6:00 p.m. in san francisco. "bloomberg techonology" is live streaming on twitter. @technology and check out our streaming network tictoc on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our audience worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro. bloomberg "real yield" starts right now. ♪ jonathan: coming up, the market mode music improves. u.s.-china trade tensions often. -- soft and. data looking ok. the consumer is still driving economic activity, whips on a -- whip soaring it one way bond market, driving treasuries lower and yields much higher. let us begin with the big issues, shall we? things looking better than you thought they were. >> what if the market has been acting like early cycle? >> and love the theory. >> there is no question you are seeing the dynamics shifting.

, current senator weiner, to require health warnings on soda and sugar-sweetened beverages advertisements. earlier this year in january, the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals struck down our 2015 ordinance requiring health warnings on advertisements for soda and sugary drinks on the basis that it violates the first amendments and interferes with big soda's advertising. today we are proposing an ordinance to require a 10% warning label, instead of the original 20% warning label, about the health effects of sugar consumption. the lab will read: "san francisco government warning: drinking beverages with added sugars may contribute to obesity, type 2 diabetes, and tooth decay." and we'll take 10% of the advertisement space. the text will be print in the size and manner that is clearly legible to the intended viewers. the legislation will also redefine the definition of public advertisements, to which the ordinance is ap publiapplicable to any advertisement, but not "lights out"e"lightsno limited to anyone in any of the following: paper poster, billboard, on a marina, transit shelter, or any

jonathan weiner and christopher steele have this long-standing working relationship going back to 2014. steele habits outside access to the state department on russia issues which left him well positioned to push the steele dossier on the american people and on our system. really incredible that this material had to be forced out as a result of a lawsuit. we get this basic information about steele's contact with the state department 2-3 years after his involvement in our presidential elections is exposed as problematic as it is. unbelievable. >> sean: the bulk of information came from his dirty dossier that he didn't stand by when questioned under oath in an interrogatory in great britain but they used it anyway and they were all wrong. that to me should be the heart of the horwitz investigation. i assume you agree. >> certainly. even though the state department knew his work was shoddy, they continue to push it out. kept on pushing this material out, kept on pushing this material out come of these false allegations related to russia over at the state department. i think if there is an

next speaker, please. >> herbert weiner, followed by david. those are the last what were people who submitted speaker cards. >> i wish to submit the annual record award which was given to executive director at reiskin reiskin upon his resignation. this is for the board to review. the second thing i want to give up is the 27 line. what is happening on the 27 line right now is for the same amount of buses, but less stopped, so basically there is less service. this is a pattern. the removal of bus stops. basically the public loses. this is a policy of not fixing munimobile, it is called fixing the passenger. this is been a consistent pattern. there has been a net lack of service. the 27 is an example of it, like on taylor and o'farrell, a bus stop was removed that was a very long distance. this is not service. basically we have to stop this policy of fixing the passengers and let's fix munimobile instead thank you. >> thank you very much. >> this is just a general comment about the service. i know that julie is listening while she is doing a lot

state senator scott weiner wants to let cities extend it to 3:00 a.m. he originally pushed for 4:00 a.m. but governor brown vetoed that bill last year. for more, you can visit our website, abc7news.com. >>> hundreds of people turn out tonight to remember the people killed in the dive boat fire. >> what a mechanic did to a jet to force a flight from taking off. >>> the marine layer and sea breeze brought temperatures down. i'll let you know if the cooler pattern will continue for your plans coming up. >>> here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live after abc7 news at 11:00. >>> what you're about to see is made in america entertainment. >> last time i was on the show i nervously told you on a commercial break, i'm pregnant right now. i hope i don't throw up. >> was cracker barrel makes every meal one to remember. with favorites like sunday homestyle chicken, now available every day. and our new sweet n' smokey homestyle chicken blt for $8.99. come on home to scratch-made. come on home to cracker barrel come on home to scratch-made. did you guys

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. >> we also spoke with scott weiner. he called the incident despicable. that is a quote. governor newson used the same words. >>> we are following breaking news on the bay bridge where a chevy van caught fire on the lower deck. you are looking at video right now of the car on fire. it all started about 10:15 pm. traffic quickly slowed to a crawl. a witness said an explosion from the fire sent debris flying to the bottom of the upper deck. fire crews had trouble responding to the scene because of traffic. right now, only wayne lane of eastbound 80 is open. there is no word of any injuries. one report said the driver of the van may have started the af the vehicle broke down. caltrans is being called to check for structural damage. we are following the latest. we will update you when we know more. >>> we got a threat of eviction notice, a 60 day notice saying you need to move. >>> new tonight, an effort to create more affordable housing residue a big problem. residents of the apartment complex say they were evicted because they made too much money. the city council is invest

sb 34 is modeled after a similar bill that senator weiner introduced last year which governor jerry brown vetoed. >>> and nonprofit had thousands of dollars worth of bikes and helmets stolen from outside of an alameda elementary school. >> paul chamber is live in alameda after he spoke with the organization and police about this case. paul, any leads yet this afternoon?>> reporter: as of right now, no, but i will tell you, alameda police are working with the group and they found out that things were stolen yesterday when they tended to a school where they were teaching students how to properly ride their bikes safely. that's when they found out the bikes they were using were missing. it was here near the intersection of eighth street and santa clara avenue that alameda police say you haul full of bicycles and helmets were stolen. the group was teaching bicycle safety to students. >> we arrived on our final day of programming, we were about to open up the u-haul and start unloading the bikes, and the u- haul was not there. >> they contacted police to see if there was a mistake or the vehic

about spy gate, we still don't have the scope of the most, we don't know what happened to the anthony weineror crying out loud, we don't know what nsa will not provide us, the investigators in the justice department with copies of the so-called missing e-mails because that's what it is, because those are retained by the nsa. >> absolutely nothing is more important than going back and getting to the bottom of the origins of the investigation in the first place. as you could've said from the very beginning, what we had here, you had administration, these of the fact that we no, and a ministration using american spying apparatus despite of political opponents at the height of a presidential election, those are all known, undisputed facts and that should terrify every american regardless of what your political stripe is, and the idea that all of the information has not been revealed, shows two things, how these people are. and also how terrified they are of what is going to happen when the information desk amount. lou: it seems every reason to be very concerned about the republican party. there

state senator scott weiner of san francisco said the person who committed this assault screamed it was baby blood. scott tells us he was actually hit with the liquid. >> i heard a yell and scream of a woman's voice over my shoulder coming from the gallery above. and rains down on top of me, on my head, on my suit, on my desk. the session was suspended. we were asked to leave the floor. >> there is no official word of what the substance was. blaser said he was told the person who through the liquid was arrested. they had reconvened in a large conference room. tonight is the final leg of the current legislative session. >>> now to a picture-perfect bay area sunset on an unusual warm friday night. it just looks stunning. even san francisco felt the heat today with a high temperature of 94 degrees. >> it is nice to get a break from the fog in the cold all the time and actually feel summer, but we are ill-equipped for here. >> usually i am bundled up and have a beanie on. this is definitely a treat. >> this is the second day of a two-day heat advisory in the bay area. >> really nice. a nice

that was our exclusive chat with linkedin ceo jeff weiner. aiming for 5 billion u.s. and budweiser excludes the operations. the decision will depend on a number of factors and prevailing market conditions. j.p. morgan and morgan stanley are the sponsors of the hong kong listing. with thethe struggles fallout from the unrest in hong kong. 11% from a year ago. hay warned-- cat against using the airline which has seen its chairman and chief executive resign. yvonne: hong kong stock exchange fell sharply. the hong kong exchange is $36.6ng the equivalent of billion for the london stock exchange and remains committed to the deal. it could reach agreement amid unrest in hong kong and concern over chinese ownership. on that story, later, the former chief executive of the london stock asked change has aces apprise bid -- has a surprise bid. yvonne: we are counting down to the opening session in india. risk on across the region this morning on trade optimism. the best run-up since march, does this sustain? so, trends suggest we could see this move extend itself. today a weekly

lou: we don't know what happened to the weiner laptop.the e-mails are, we don't know why the fbi never took charge of d&c servers that were allegedly hacked by russians. and were just supposed to accept the. >> with to remember, 2016 resident obama was the president of the united states and comey and klapper and brennan were the head of the intelligence operatic. not donald on trump had no ability to impact the outcome and giving a speech in front of tens of thousands of people everyday five times a day. if there's any accountability, russian interference, it falls under the obama administration in the leadership he had in place. we did not hear about these problems in the 2018 midterm elections and we won't hear about them in 2020, after donald trump the tough and the institutions and major we have integrity and security. let's go hold the people accountable who are responsible for crimes committed in 2016 and that comey, klapper and brennan. lou: it be great to see them under oath and to see them brought to account. cory, always good to

.] >> that paved the way for our own legislative delegation scott weiner and david chu to move forward the bill 288 to allow dreamers tps and green card owners to run for county central committee in the state of california. while that bill did not end up getting out of the california state senate this year, i know that collectively with sarah's leadership and our work we are going to make it law next year. [applause.] >> think about it. given that lat inex are the largest group in california and out number the caucasian population in california for half a decade, we are long overdue to create a pathway for representation. thanks to sarah, all those in california are one step closer to having a seat at that table. [applause.] sarah, has co-sponsored multiple resolutions addressing social and economic inequities. it is not surprising given her focus at the california reinvestment coalition on financial inclusion for women and communities of color. those of you who have had the pleasure of working with her know her to be bubbly and humble, genuine and caring and passionate about the thing

our -- i visited senator scott weiner and assembly members.he update included our effort to complete the 30% design and update our cost strategy and risk assessment, value engineering, delivery method, budgeting, funding and our acquisition plan. we discussed, including the downtown extension in the bay area measure -- [indiscernible] -- all audiences were supportive everyone we talked to realized the downtown extension is a linchpin for bringing high-speed rail to san francisco and realizing the second crossing to fruition. we conducted a peer review. the peer review is expected to be completed in the next few months or few weeks and resented to the board in october. i have already asked them to present the final report to the board in october or november when the report is completed. finally, i liked update you on our office move to the transit center. tjpa staff will be moving to new offices in the transit center above the bus plaza next week. the entrance will be from the beal street elevators. [indiscernible] there will be no impact to th

i think when scott weiner and i were looking at forming this in the beginning, there was -- and a.d.u. was one of the things we wanted to reach two, but there is a lot happening now that could use some assistance, like seismic work, and there's a lot of mandatory programs in some of our older buildings that we might want to capture. if we could do outreach to the mayor's office of housing with managing this, i believe we could get them to come and present to us about it and see how effective it is and what we can do to strengthen it and expand it. that would be great. >> i can do that. i can follow up. maybe we can work with the person there to come in and give an update. >> that would be helpful. thank you. >> sure. the second no more budget -- the second report is our july, 2019 financial report. this is our report for the fiscal year 19-20. it is very preliminary. it is usually during -- during the first part of the fiscal year that we are still setting up contracts. even for the projections, we project what we -- we will be at budget, but that is probably not the case. there is so

amendment number six, introduced by assembly members kevin mccarty among others and co-authored by scott weiner to allow automatic registration of voting rights to those on parole , upon completion of a state of her -- state or federal prison term. . >> supervisor safai: if the court could please add me as a cosponsor to this . >> supervisor yee: great. can we take this item same house same call? without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. madame clerk, please call the next item . >> clerk: item 51, motion to approve the mayoral nomination for the appointment of -- to the board of appeals for a term ending july . >> supervisor yee: colleagues, can we take this item same house same call? without objection this motion is approved unanimously. madame clerk, can we go to committee reports? [inaudible] . >> clerk: item 52 was recommended as amended with a new title. a motion to approve the mayor's nomination for the appointment of ruby, to the board of directors for a term ending february 26, 2022. . >> supervisor yee: can we take this item same house same call? this motion is approve

we still don't have the scope memos, we still -- we don't know what happened to the anthony weiner laptopcrying out loud. we don't know why nsa won't provide us or the investigators and the justice department with copies of the so-called missing e-mails because that's what it is, so-called, because those are retained by the n is sa. nsa. >> and, of course, you know, absolutely nothing is more important than going back and getting to the bottom of the origins of the investigation in the first place. because as people, you know, you could have said from the very beginning what we had here was you had an administration -- these are the facts that we know, you had an administration using america's spying apparatus to spy on political opponents at the height of a presidential election. that, those are all known, undisputed facts. and that should terrify every american regardless of what your political stripe is. and the idea that all of that information hasn't already been revealed, i think, shows two things. one is how dastardly these people are. but also how terrified they are of what's goin